#Sony 1302 Monitor
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Bought a Sony 1302 monitor. Have connecting cable from Redmond Cable. The
monitor works with Amy2000 but the image on the screen is too small top to
bottom and side to side. The picture is about 60% of normal. Does anyone know
how to cure this or am I doomed forever to teenciness? !
Jon Byk/LA
Joh,
I believe there is an adjustment for height and width on the 1302, just
adjust both until you get a full sized picture.
Don
Thank you, Don, for your prompt reply, however I've tried that: the vertical
control brings the picture almost to full screen but t horizontal control does
not increase the width of the picture. It will only decrease it. Thereby,
with the height expanded and the width constant, the aspect ratio is wrong and
the image is distorted! Alas. Alas!
Jon Byk/LA
Jon,
Check and see if there are switches for Analog vs. Digital video and
play with those, as well as the hor-ver positioning indicaters.
-John
Thank you John, for your suggestion. There are 2 slide switches:
digital/analog and 2 other 2 position toggles. I've tried them every witchway
and every waywitch: I still don't get no satisfaction! I toted the monitor
back to where I bought it. It performed dissapointingly well. Oh well….
Jon Byk/LA
Jon,
"It performed dissapointingly well." on their Amiga? Everything else
the same, cable, etc.? hmmm.
-John
If what John suggested doesn't work, take the monitor in for a look see with
another Amiga (or just to a service shop)…it should display almost full width
(there will be some border area).
Don
Thank you for your reply. By the way, you are famous! I have been reading
about you in Amiga mags! I've already tried my new Sony 1302 Monitor with my
old 1000. Same results as with my new 2000.
..sixty percent of normal live image. I also lugged it to 1st Computer/WLA
where I bought it. Unfortunately, it worked great. Small dots, small picture!
Any other thoughts?
Jon Byk/LA
Jon,
Humm…small picture on both machines…almost sounds if you have a
power line problem in your residence. How do your TV's work? If they look ok,
try moving the computer/monitor to a position where you can plug them into the
same circuit as your TV (just temporairly) and see if that makes any
difference.
Me…famous? What'd I do now…or did you get a copy of the new Amiga
Transactor?
Don