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#Toaster Adjustments

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#88006From: John GagerAug 13, 1994 10:56 PM
So nobody in this forum knows anything at all on how to set the Toaster C-Freq tunable cap, or what test point to use? I've seen other messages in this forum about this adjustment so somebody must know something about it. Your help would be appreciated!
#88011From: Joe lasenAug 14, 1994 1:41 AM
It should be right above the 0 in 4000. The test point is to the left of it.
#88020From: John GagerAug 14, 1994 1:51 PM
Thanks Joe for the information. Any idea on what kind of voltage the Toaster wants at that test point? I know it's 1.7V, but AC or DC?
#88047From: Joe lasenAug 14, 1994 11:08 PM
DC. One of mine actually likes 2.0. Experiment…Have fun. You can spin the little critter all the way around and it won't hurt it. If you can find a TBCIV Manual, look on page 100/101. Spells it out in beautiful Black and White, pictures included. The test point is called ERR1.
#88164From: John GagerAug 17, 1994 1:05 AM
Joe, thanks for the information about the test point. I plan on going over to my friends sometime this week and making the adjustments. Wish I knew more about Video and the Toaster though. He asks me advice on a lot of Video related questions that I just can't answer. BTW, my friend has a couple of TBC-II's, so the information on the adjustment is not in those older manuals.
#88019From: Forrest McKinneyAug 14, 1994 12:26 PM
With out proper test equipment, if you just want to set it so the Toaster will work. What you can do is run a stable video signal to the Toaster, turn on WB borders (its easeir to see with this on), start Toaster, when it says toaster not responing, the screen will be tearing along the workbench edges (this is where the boarder helps), at this point adjust the Center frequency on the toaster slightly either left or right untill the tearing goes away. at this point just start the Toaster it should now be working.
#88021From: John GagerAug 14, 1994 1:51 PM
Thanks Forrest for the information on setting up the Toaster, I'll pass it along to my friend. BTW, I do have the proper test equipment, at least for checking things with a scope, frequencies, etc. // John – (Who enjoys harrasing the vendors) \X/ Mercury@ins.infonet.net