Hi!
I have some sync problems on my Wei ya M2929DC monitor. It should accept 15-48khz, but so far only my CPS2 and STV systems seem to work. I tried with a Neo Geo as well, but I only get rubbish or nothing at all on the screen.
Some voltages:
Neo Geo: Blue/Green = 0,51V, Red = 0,46V, H-sync = 3,95V
= NO SYNC
CPS2: BLUE/GREEN = 0,3V, RED = 0,45V, H-synk = 2,4V
= SYNC!
Any thoughts on this?
/Jon
Wei ya M2929DC-62 sync problems
These newer/digital tri-sync chassis were built for 31khz with separated sync, and fall down trying to decouple and display combined sync in 15khz games with refresh lower than 60hz. I've had similar problems with Kortek and Neotec chassis not displaying Neo-Geo and getting scrambled unsynced Cave SH2 and GNET.
First make sure you are using the correct input to the chassis (5 pin header for combined sync). If that still fails, my next guess (which I haven't had time to try) would be to separate out the combined sync via LM1881 circuit and then feed that into the 31khz pin inputs (with separated Hor/Vert pins).
You may also want to ask on arcadeotaku.com forum, as they have many more egret 2 users who upgraded their chassis to wei ya.
First make sure you are using the correct input to the chassis (5 pin header for combined sync). If that still fails, my next guess (which I haven't had time to try) would be to separate out the combined sync via LM1881 circuit and then feed that into the 31khz pin inputs (with separated Hor/Vert pins).
You may also want to ask on arcadeotaku.com forum, as they have many more egret 2 users who upgraded their chassis to wei ya.
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i have wondered about this. the lm1881 outputs V and C Syncs, but not H. Would you feed C to H?Dave_K. wrote: If that still fails, my next guess (which I haven't had time to try) would be to separate out the combined sync via LM1881 circuit and then feed that into the 31khz pin inputs (with separated Hor/Vert pins).
Good point. Its been too long since I looked at this circuit. I suppose its still worth trying to see if V sync will stabilize the picture if C sync alone cannot. And yes, almost all arcade monitors accept C sync on the H input.antron wrote:i have wondered about this. the lm1881 outputs V and C Syncs, but not H. Would you feed C to H?Dave_K. wrote: If that still fails, my next guess (which I haven't had time to try) would be to separate out the combined sync via LM1881 circuit and then feed that into the 31khz pin inputs (with separated Hor/Vert pins).