So my Baby Pac-man has had this issue since I got it... There's green bleed coming from the graphics and it sort of drips downward. The green pot on the vidiot board basically seems to do nothing and when I tweak the green pot on the neckboard it goes from insane neon green to dark black green with a tiny sliver of space in between for a green that looks normal but has this weird bleeding happening.
It's hard to tell from the blurry crappy photo but you can see underneath the text sprites there's a green "edge" and it's worse on certain things while not effecting other sprites at all.
Also I realize the monitor is very red looking... it's probably because I tried to tweak it before it had time to warm up yesterday. But rest assured, I can get a nice black and nice colors otherwise.
So what could be the issue here? Here's what I've done so far just to rule things out:
1. Cap kit on monitor chassis
2. Replaced pots on vidiot board
3. Switched around pots on chassis to see if one was a dud
4. Completely replaced the chassis with a new one
So from this list we can conclude that it's not the monitor chassis causing the issue, and it's not the pots on the vidiot board...
Could it be some other issue with the vidiot board? I feel like this has to be some sort of signal problem at this point as it surely can't be that two monitor boards have the exact same issue.
It's hard to tell from the blurry crappy photo but you can see underneath the text sprites there's a green "edge" and it's worse on certain things while not effecting other sprites at all.
Also I realize the monitor is very red looking... it's probably because I tried to tweak it before it had time to warm up yesterday. But rest assured, I can get a nice black and nice colors otherwise.
So what could be the issue here? Here's what I've done so far just to rule things out:
1. Cap kit on monitor chassis
2. Replaced pots on vidiot board
3. Switched around pots on chassis to see if one was a dud
4. Completely replaced the chassis with a new one
So from this list we can conclude that it's not the monitor chassis causing the issue, and it's not the pots on the vidiot board...
Could it be some other issue with the vidiot board? I feel like this has to be some sort of signal problem at this point as it surely can't be that two monitor boards have the exact same issue.


