Crappy CyberVision64 ?

astuermer · 09 October 2005, 17:52

Hi

I bought a CyberVision64 for my Amiga 3000D recently.

I first checked all Jumpers (JP1 has to be open for Buster 11, which I have installed)... and plugged it in. I attached the Cable from the internal Flickerfixer to the CV64, and the Monitor to the output port of the CV64.

The FF-VGA signal which is given to the CV64 out of the internal A3000D output works perfect, but if I initialise the Cybervision Driver (either CGX3 or Pic96 v2.0) the System crashes.

I also tried myold PicassoII with CGX3 and Pic96 v2.0 drivers, but the PicassoII works fine.

I've first tried on my original System, OS 3.9 - then after some troubles I tried on a Blank OS 3.1 - everything same as before: system crash when initialising the CV64 driver.

Anyone any idea (except faulty card)?

UPDATE: Card has Version 2.0.1 and there are 3 wires from a chip - ChipNr. Y52AD, next to a row of yellow chips - missing...

Best regards
Andreas

Jope · 10 October 2005, 07:31

Try the card in all your slots, but if it doesn't work in any of them, it's probably fried.

Do you know any local Amiga owners where you could go and test the card?

Seblington · 17 October 2005, 09:39

Sounds as if you have a dry joint, do you know how to solder? I would have started with the Memory chips, think is 2 or 4MB? you could cheat for a while and opperate the machine whilst applying pressure to a chip at a time, when its stable again solder the ship which has the pressure.

keropi · 17 October 2005, 10:37

perhaps u should try cgx4???

astuermer · 17 October 2005, 15:43

I already tried CGX4 - but the card was faulty.
I bought a new onw which worked perfect right after pluggin in.

09 October 2005, 17:52	#1
astuermer Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Austria Age: 45 Posts: 117	Crappy CyberVision64 ? Hi I bought a CyberVision64 for my Amiga 3000D recently. I first checked all Jumpers (JP1 has to be open for Buster 11, which I have installed)... and plugged it in. I attached the Cable from the internal Flickerfixer to the CV64, and the Monitor to the output port of the CV64. The FF-VGA signal which is given to the CV64 out of the internal A3000D output works perfect, but if I initialise the Cybervision Driver (either CGX3 or Pic96 v2.0) the System crashes. I also tried myold PicassoII with CGX3 and Pic96 v2.0 drivers, but the PicassoII works fine. I've first tried on my original System, OS 3.9 - then after some troubles I tried on a Blank OS 3.1 - everything same as before: system crash when initialising the CV64 driver. Anyone any idea (except faulty card)? UPDATE: Card has Version 2.0.1 and there are 3 wires from a chip - ChipNr. Y52AD, next to a row of yellow chips - missing... Best regards Andreas Last edited by astuermer; 09 October 2005 at 19:15.

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10 October 2005, 07:31	#2
Jope - Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Helsinki / Finland Age: 43 Posts: 9,861	Try the card in all your slots, but if it doesn't work in any of them, it's probably fried. Do you know any local Amiga owners where you could go and test the card?

17 October 2005, 09:39	#3
Seblington Amiga Nutter Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Paignton, Devon. Age: 43 Posts: 220	Sounds as if you have a dry joint, do you know how to solder? I would have started with the Memory chips, think is 2 or 4MB? you could cheat for a while and opperate the machine whilst applying pressure to a chip at a time, when its stable again solder the ship which has the pressure.

17 October 2005, 10:37	#4
keropi . Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Ioannina/Greece Posts: 5,040	perhaps u should try cgx4???

17 October 2005, 15:43	#5
astuermer Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Austria Age: 45 Posts: 117	I already tried CGX4 - but the card was faulty. I bought a new onw which worked perfect right after pluggin in.

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