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Kinda looks like the sync polarity is wrong. How do you have it hooked up, and what kind of monitor is it? Capcom Bowling uses negative sync, so on most monitors (G07, 4900, etc), the sync goes onto the *other* sync header, not the one that's part of the same connector as the video signal.
-Ian
That's a Kortek monitor. See those slide switches? try different settings combinations to see if that helps....
Flip the switch closest to the video input connector (picture 4).
-Ian
That's just the yoke connector. With the connctor flipped around like that, the picture should have been upside down.ok I'll do that. That plug in pic number 2, is that plugged in correctly with the colors going to right pins? The previous owner broke that plug in half right down the center seperating the 4 wires into two pairs as you can see the break if you look pretty closely.The number order on the harness in my pic is 1234 starting from the top,before that they had it plugged in 2134. I swapped the plug to 1234 and there was no change in the issue.
I'll get back to you guys tonight with my results from the slide switches. Modessitt,what do you think about the burned component??Thank you for your assistance.
That's just the yoke connector. With the connctor flipped around like that, the picture should have been upside down.
The burn mark is nothing to worry about. It's not even the component that's burned it's the board. A lot of current flows through that resistor, and thus generates heat. It's just discolored the phenolic board. I'd double check the solder joint on the back of the board right there though.
-Ian
The picture was right side up before I swapped 1 and 2,after the swap the pictrue stayed the same (right side up)
That's a Kortek monitor. See those slide switches? try different settings combinations to see if that helps....
Flip the switch closest to the video input connector (picture 4).
-Ian
How are the two Sync wires (the white VS and the yellow HS) tied to the rest of the harness for the video input? Are they tied together into one wire coming off the harness?
Try removing the one for V and see if that helps. you may have to adjust the switches again...