Question about XRGB-3 Upscan Converter

[dsquared2]

I just bought the xrgb-3 and it works fine for my console but I don't know why today, I turn on console, all graphic became red , I tried to adjust color setting on my XRGB-3 , it still remains unchanged, then I tried to play on TV directly without my XRGB-3, it works well. I would like to ask if I reset the XRGB-3, it will solve this problem? Thanks.

[fagin]

It won't hurt to try!

It sounds like the XRGB-3 is only on RED or seeing RED on the input.

Dodgy connector, lead or colour gain issue perhaps?

What lead you using? SCART or component?

[dsquared2]

[quote="fagin"]It won't hurt to try!

It sounds like the XRGB-3 is only on RED or seeing RED on the input.

Dodgy connector, lead or colour gain issue perhaps?

What lead you using? SCART or component?[/qu.ote]


It worked fine for few days but the problem started from yesterday.

I'm using 21 pins RGB input and Analog output, the graphics of the games are Red color when I use XRGB-3 and I tried to play on TV without XRGB-3, the color of game is normal. I have no idea what is the problem. Thanks.

[bryan_c]

Mine looks like that if I turn the green gain (under the picture menu, or 画質調整 if you're using Japanese firmware) all the way to 0. Double check that your green gain/level is set to the same value as the red and blue. If that doesn't help, maybe try setting all the picture menu settings to their defaults; see http://junkerhq.net/xrgb/index.php/XRGB ... ettings.29.

I'm using 21 pins RGB input and Analog output, the graphics of the games are Red color when I use XRGB-3 and I tried to play on TV without XRGB-3, the color of game is normal. I have no idea what is the problem. Thanks.

When you play on your TV without the XRGB-3, are you using the same RGB cable that results in the overly-red picture when used with the XRGB-3? If not, maybe there's something wrong with the RGB cable.

I've heard of XRGBs with fried RGB inputs (usually caused by using a European SCART cable instead of a Japanese RGB cable), though I'm not sure what the end result of such frying looks like... Hopefully this isn't your problem!

[Fudoh]

Do you use a JP-EU Scart adapter before the XRGB ? If yes, I would say that one of the color lines (green) has become lose and is causing the tint.

[dsquared2]

Do you use a JP-EU Scart adapter before the XRGB ? If yes, I would say that one of the color lines (green) has become lose and is causing the tint.

My 21 pins RGB Cable is Japanese Version because I bought my Sigma Raijin Supergun from Japan. I got two 21 pins Japanese RGB Cable, one is for my Raijin Supergun and other one is for my Vega 9000DX Supergun. I tried these two cables to my XRGB-3, both of them are same result so that the problem should not cause by RGB Cables and also, my XRGB-3 works fine when I use this Cable before, this graphics' problem just started few days ago. I tried to use composite input to my XRGB-3 but it remains unchanged. Thanks.

[fagin]

Have you reset the XRGB-3 yet?

[dsquared2]

Have you reset the XRGB-3 yet?

1) Power off XRGB-3 (STANDBY)

2) Press and hold the "MENU" and "OK" buttons, while keeping them held down, press the "Power" button

3) You must keep holding the three buttons for a few seconds, until the activity lights flicker

4) release all buttons


Yes, I have reset the XRGB.-3 but it does not work. Thanks.

[fagin]

Have you a console to try and possibly another screen?

Have you tried another DSUB15 cable to your TV?

[dsquared2]

Have you a console to try and possibly another screen?

Have you tried another DSUB15 cable to your TV?

I have tried console to other TV by using composite input without XRGB-3, the graphics are ok. Thanks.

[dsquared2]

Have you a console to try and possibly another screen?

Have you tried another DSUB15 cable to your TV?

I just turned on the console and XRGB-3, it works fine, I don't know why, I did nothing. It is so strange. Thank for your helping.

[dsquared2]

Mine looks like that if I turn the green gain (under the picture menu, or 画質調整 if you're using Japanese firmware) all the way to 0. Double check that your green gain/level is set to the same value as the red and blue. If that doesn't help, maybe try setting all the picture menu settings to their defaults; see http://junkerhq.net/xrgb/index.php/XRGB ... ettings.29.

I'm using 21 pins RGB input and Analog output, the graphics of the games are Red color when I use XRGB-3 and I tried to play on TV without XRGB-3, the color of game is normal. I have no idea what is the problem. Thanks.

When you play on your TV without the XRGB-3, are you using the same RGB cable that results in the overly-red picture when used with the XRGB-3? If not, maybe there's something wrong with the RGB cable.

I've heard of XRGBs with fried RGB inputs (usually caused by using a European SCART cable instead of a Japanese RGB cable), though I'm not sure what the end result of such frying looks like... Hopefully this isn't your problem!

I just turned on the console and XRGB-3, it works fine, I don't know why, I did nothing. It is so strange. Thank for your helping.

[iikaru_80]

Hi, I'm new to this forum.
I just got an used XRGB-3 from Japan, at first I only got a black screen, but the OSD said that it had synced to 15kHz.. After some more trying i got a picture but its red, green and blue are missing.
I've hooked it up with VGA-out to an SGI(Sony) GDM-FW9011.
A Sega Megadrive is connected to VGA-in (D2) via Sync Strike with RGB cable (and I have tested the cable on a CRT-tv and it works)
Im getting the same result with a PS1 on the RGB-21 input on the front.
I've tried resetting the unit, even tried to reflash the firmware with no results..
If I go in the picture menu and turn the RED to 0 the picture is completly black.

[iikaru_80]

I opened the unit and inside the boards werent properly connected together (because of shipping I guess). I reconnected them, and since then the XRGB-3 has worked perfectly.