No display from Indivision Mk3 after TF1260 & 3.2.1 upgrades.

Ulysses13 · 05 January 2022, 18:16

Hello.

I recently fitted a new TF1260 in my A1200. It worked fine, no problems at all with it.

So then, I ran the AmigaOS 3.2.1 updater and again, it was all good.

After a subsequent reboot I am getting no picture out from the HDMI on the Indivision Mk3. The Amiga is making all the right noises though, and after going back to the RGB to Scart cable, I can see it's all fine.

It's just the Indivision which now seems to be dead.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I could do, and how this might have happened after things appeared to be fine?

klx300r · 05 January 2022, 18:24

I would remove and re-install your IndiMk3.

Jpor · 05 January 2022, 19:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ulysses13

Hello.

I recently fitted a new TF1260 in my A1200. It worked fine, no problems at all with it.

So then, I ran the AmigaOS 3.2.1 updater and again, it was all good.

After a subsequent reboot I am getting no picture out from the HDMI on the Indivision Mk3. The Amiga is making all the right noises though, and after going back to the RGB to Scart cable, I can see it's all fine.

It's just the Indivision which now seems to be dead.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I could do, and how this might have happened after things appeared to be fine?

Check the connections and refit the Lisa connection as these can easily pop off. Have had something similar happen to me with my Mk3. Also check you have the connection on the keyboard chip on as well.

Ulysses13 · 13 January 2022, 20:19

Just reporting back.

I removed and refitted the Indivision, but that made no difference.

So, I actually took everything apart, laid all the parts out on the table, and then gradually reassembled the Amiga from scratch.

Everything is back to normal now, so it must have been some sort of random part popping out or not being seated properly.

All good. Phew!

crazyc · 13 January 2022, 21:28

The amount of times I have thought I have fried a component on my amigas, ended up stripping it apart and gradually rebuilding it just to find it all then works....

Its one of the joys of this hobby

05 January 2022, 18:16	#1
Ulysses13 Registered User Join Date: May 2020 Location: Surrey / UK Posts: 111	No display from Indivision Mk3 after TF1260 & 3.2.1 upgrades. Hello. I recently fitted a new TF1260 in my A1200. It worked fine, no problems at all with it. So then, I ran the AmigaOS 3.2.1 updater and again, it was all good. After a subsequent reboot I am getting no picture out from the HDMI on the Indivision Mk3. The Amiga is making all the right noises though, and after going back to the RGB to Scart cable, I can see it's all fine. It's just the Indivision which now seems to be dead. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I could do, and how this might have happened after things appeared to be fine?

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05 January 2022, 18:24	#2
klx300r Registered User Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: ManCave, Canada Posts: 1,617	I would remove and re-install your IndiMk3.

13 January 2022, 20:19	#4
Ulysses13 Registered User Join Date: May 2020 Location: Surrey / UK Posts: 111	Just reporting back. I removed and refitted the Indivision, but that made no difference. So, I actually took everything apart, laid all the parts out on the table, and then gradually reassembled the Amiga from scratch. Everything is back to normal now, so it must have been some sort of random part popping out or not being seated properly. All good. Phew!

13 January 2022, 21:28	#5
crazyc Registered User Join Date: May 2012 Location: Gravesend - UK Posts: 927	The amount of times I have thought I have fried a component on my amigas, ended up stripping it apart and gradually rebuilding it just to find it all then works.... Its one of the joys of this hobby

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