11 April 2003, 14:41 | #1 |
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Plus/4 and C16 troubles
I know it's an amiga board but I have to others commodore machines in trouble...
I hope codyjarret will not kill me for that I have 2 plus/4 "black screen" and a C16 "yellow screen". I checked the mother board redo all weld... but nothing change. Is anybody already meet the problem and resolved it ? or just a clue |
11 April 2003, 20:04 | #2 |
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No problem posting about other old compies, just post the stuff in the Retrogaming forum
As for your problem, it c ould be many things. Probably a dead TED in the black screen ones!} have you tried asking in the http://plus4.emucamp.com forums? |
11 April 2003, 23:12 | #3 |
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I am not sure, but I think C16 and Plus 4 apart from differences in Ram have the same chips in them Also I blieve bigger chips are socketed in these. Then you could try swapping chips from one to another. Best would be if you have another working unit, because then you can check each chip of the dead computers one by one in the working one and find out which chip is broken.
Unfortunately these machines often have a dead TED chip, which is almost impossible to find spare ones for.... |
11 April 2003, 23:22 | #4 |
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What is the TED?
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Graphics: MOS 8360R2 TED ('Text Editing Device') Max.Res.: 320x200 Max. Colors: 128 (121 with 7 shades of black) Text: 40x25 characters with graphical charset the MOS 8360 is both PAL-B and NTSC-M version, but there were a PAL-N (8365) and a PAL-M (8366) version Sound: 2 sound-generators integrated in TED sound generator #1 can produce sound only, while #2 can also create distortion effects sound output is done via SOUND-command, volume controlled via VOL |
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But anyway, if these were bad then that wouldn't be a big problem since they could at least be replaced by Eproms easily |
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