Re: Tempest - WG6100 Purity re-adjustment when monitor is rotated 90'

From: <vernimark_at_vernimark.com>
Date: Mon Sep 22 2008 - 22:33:39 EDT

Colin, I can understand your heppiness, it's a fantastic
experience to restore a tempest cab :D I remember when I
picked up mine in germany (thank you andreas)

This night I finished to repair my Omega Race using the 802
you sent me,
I removed all rust with dremel and all transistor sockets
have been reconditioned... probably is one of the vector
monitor in better conditions I have...

anyway when you finish your project I'll begin again to bore
all VECTORLIST people with my 6100 problems... yes, my
tempest is still death...

bye

vernimark

----- Original Message -----
Da : "Colin Davies" <colin.w.davies@btopenworld.com>
A : <vectorlist@vectorlist.org>
Oggetto : Re: VECTOR: Tempest - WG6100 Purity re-adjustment
when monitor is rotated 90'
Data : Mon, 22 Sep 2008 23:13:03 +0100

> Thanks guys.....
>
> I've switched it on a couple of times now and the pink web
> is starting to turn blue..... just needs some more
> teasing..... Hopefully fingers crossed it will adjust
> itself.....
>
> I've hopefully got a control panel and marquee on the way
> shortly, Thanks to Arcade OLL , and then I can resurrect
> the beast in full.....
>
> Really really enjoyed this project so far, as have been
> missing the tech side.... Like I say, I was laid up ill in
> the house and had some spare time to tinker....
>
> I havent really done any decent tech in a couple of
> years.. I think the last time I delved in deep was when we
> fixed a friends Battlezone cab over a weekend meet ( The
> BZ machine came from the USA via Archer ) and we (myself
> and my friend Kev/Outrun) got it running in the UK for the
> first time in its life....
>
> I rebuilt the monitor, and then I was diagnosing the pcb
> faults and my friend was doing the pcb reworking.. made a
> really good team.. plus a third worker who was supplying
> food and coffee.. but that's another story.... Thanks
> Marmy...
>
> I'll hopefully post back when the Tempest monitor has all
> settled down, and I have all the parts together to
> complete the cab....
>
> Kind Regards, and thanks for all the advice :-)
>
> Colin
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Pat Danis
> To: vectorlist@vectorlist.org
> Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 10:18 PM
> Subject: Re: VECTOR: Tempest - WG6100 Purity
> re-adjustment when monitor is rotated 90'
>
>
> Most 6100's need to have the degauss resistor replaced
> due to being tested without having the degauss coil
> plugged in. I would say 99% of my deflection boards
> needed to have the blue resistor on the LH side midway up
> replaced. The degauss circuit really only works the first
> time you power up the chassis as there is a thermistor in
> the circuit that keeps it from running each time. So,
> good advice. Just try it every few days after being
> reinstalled in the cabinet. if the colors are still
> messed up, get a degaussing coil and do it manually.
>
> Pat D.
>
> kstillinger@sc.rr.com wrote:
> I wouldn't start messing with the yoke and color setup
> just yet.
>
> If it looks good in one orientation but not another, it
> probably just needs degaussing. There's an automatic
> degauss circuit on the board. I would just let it do it's
> magic over the next few times that it gets turned on and
> off over and over.
>
> If the mask has been magnetized more than just a little,
> you could go through and degauss it with an external coil.
> Try this before going through the color setup.
>
> K
>
>
> ---- Colin Davies <colin.w.davies@btopenworld.com> wrote:
> Hi Guys...
>
> Here's an easy question for you tech guru's.... When the
> monitor is horizontal, all the colours are really nice
> and well defined... ( The monitor was in a Starwars cab)
>
> Now I've rotated the montor, the colours are all to pot.
> :-( The blue has gone kind of pinky for a start and the
> green has gone orange iirc... (you can see this on the
> video I posted on youtube last night !!)
>
> So... I've read the service manual for the monitor and it
> mentions loosening the yoke and sliding back and forth to
> get a good purity... then to adjust the rings to get the
> convergence and fine purity adjust..
>
> Surely I'm asking for trouble moving the yoke... Can I
> just adjust the purity rings on the tube ? I'm scared
> to touch it in case I mess it up... :)
>
> Anyone had to do this when swapping a vector monitor out
> before ?
>
> Thanks for your advice... Regards, Colin
>
> Ps... The game started drawing the odd vectors, and then
> failed completely again !! - It had blew Ram J3... Thats
> a few I've replaced so far now !!
>
>
>
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