Naomi Uni Monitor Issue
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 5:43 pm
Hi guys,
This is my first post on the forum but I have been stopping by every so often since I got my first Naomi hardware a few years ago, whenever I've had an issue I've always found a solution on here.
My first Naomi setup was a supergun built around a Naomi 2 GD-ROM system which has never really given me any grief, so when I got the chance of a good deal on a Naomi Uni cabinet needing repair locally I decided to go for it.
The issue with the cabinet was that the monitor didn't display an image. However, sound was coming through the speakers and when I connected up an external monitor I did get an image. A while later I got hold of a monitor out of another machine but found there was a gap between the monitor and the bezel. My solution to this was to use the tube from the old monitor on the new one.
When I turned the machine on the monitor worked and had a crisp, bright picture. However, the horizontal and vertical size/positions needed to be altered. I did this through a remote board mounted under the screen and got the vertical sized and positioned but found that the horizontal was stretched too far across the screen, even on the lowest setting (I have provided an image below to illustrate this).
If anyone knows how I can remedy this problem so that the full image is visible your advice would be much appreciated.
PhillMartin
This is my first post on the forum but I have been stopping by every so often since I got my first Naomi hardware a few years ago, whenever I've had an issue I've always found a solution on here.
My first Naomi setup was a supergun built around a Naomi 2 GD-ROM system which has never really given me any grief, so when I got the chance of a good deal on a Naomi Uni cabinet needing repair locally I decided to go for it.
The issue with the cabinet was that the monitor didn't display an image. However, sound was coming through the speakers and when I connected up an external monitor I did get an image. A while later I got hold of a monitor out of another machine but found there was a gap between the monitor and the bezel. My solution to this was to use the tube from the old monitor on the new one.
When I turned the machine on the monitor worked and had a crisp, bright picture. However, the horizontal and vertical size/positions needed to be altered. I did this through a remote board mounted under the screen and got the vertical sized and positioned but found that the horizontal was stretched too far across the screen, even on the lowest setting (I have provided an image below to illustrate this).
If anyone knows how I can remedy this problem so that the full image is visible your advice would be much appreciated.
PhillMartin
