SOLVED! Issue with sync on Smash TV

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Hello all. I get caught on these vertical / horizontal sync issues sometimes and here I am again. I have a smash TV with a WG 25k7197 STANDARD RES with a p538 chassis. The monitor works fine on standard res on the pattern generator. When I hook the game up to it I have the sync issue. I have included some pics here so you can see how it is connected. I have tried moving the sync wires but haven't got it figured out yet. This is going to be something dumb right in front of my face that I am missing.......IMG_3791.jpegIMG_3792.jpegIMG_3793.jpegIMG_3794.jpeg
 
dumb question, but have tried to dial in the sync on remote board after you plug it into the game already?
Sometimes the TPG will be perfect on the bench and then I hook up the game that goes with it and I have to readjust the sync a little bit.
 
dumb question, but have tried to dial in the sync on remote board after you plug it into the game already?
Sometimes the TPG will be perfect on the bench and then I hook up the game that goes with it and I have to readjust the sync a little bit.
it's not on the remote board. it's next to the flyback.

also the bridged sync on negative vertical and horizontal sync may be problematic. it should only go to pin 10.
 
it's not on the remote board. it's next to the flyback.

also the bridged sync on negative vertical and horizontal sync may be problematic. it should only go to pin 10.
Tried the adjustment by the flyback. So you think remove the jumper and move the wire to pin 10 only.
 
Yes, only pin 10 that is how my Smash is set up. Different monitor, but sync only on 10
 
I have a U5000. Chassis on a Neo-tec monitor
 
Tried the adjustment by the flyback. So you think remove the jumper and move the wire to pin 10 only.
Wells-Gardner monitors may have anomalies like curl on the top that won't adjust out or something with the pins bridged. only G07s need it.

your H. Hold is out of adjustment.
 
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