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Re: Still no luck -- cable INFO

Posted by GrandpaBobby (A) on April 14, 2004 at 03:31:15

In Reply to: Still no luck posted by Syncros on April 12, 2004 at 16:26:18:

I've followed the thread and have abt 20 yrs experience as elec. tech., but can't visualize anything you haven't already tried. There's virtually no way you could have a cable failure, even with poor quality cables since all you're dealing with is copper wire and a couple of solder or crimp connections. You can always check them with a continuity tester.

I once had an "impossible" problem regarding a tv screen that locked up in an all blue mode. As I narrowed the problem down, it seemed to happen less frequently -- was that just me being more observent or careful? Finally, as I recall, it turned out to be that I had both svid and rf inputs hooked up and there was some residual signal on one of the two inputs which was telling the TV to switch to the Video Input mode, where there happened to be no information. Something like that, anyway. My guess is that something is telling the receiver/processor to not output the comp. vid signals. Got 'scope??

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Rob

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