Ektus wrote:It's available on amazon.de, too, and not as pricey: around €5
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Ektus
Thanks! Can you post a link to amazon.de item?
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Ektus wrote:It's available on amazon.de, too, and not as pricey: around €5
Regards
Ektus
tenox wrote:Ektus wrote:It's available on amazon.de, too, and not as pricey: around €5
Regards
Ektus
Thanks! Can you post a link to amazon.de item?
tenox wrote:No I never had any flicker to do with voltage. Other things, like cabling, yes, but not voltage. The adapter has a pretty good voltage regulator. Then again I only tested a with one power adapter except for lab bench adapter.
Oh and post some pictures!!!
Musicianaa wrote:The adaptor has arrived and I tried it on a NEC Multisync LCD1980FXI.
After some tweaking the result was perfect !!![]()
I used the next parameter settings:
- Expansion mode: Aspect Off;
- Brightness 111;
- Contrast 203;
- Blacklevel 20;
- H-position 677;
- V-position 39;
- H-size 1792;
- Fine 13
Monitor displays as info: 1280x960, H 71,9, V 71,6
Correct contrast and brightness settings are important.
Low settings give stripes.
So far. I''ll work with the monitor and will look if it stays stabel during work.
Another monitor NEC LCD1770NX didn''t worked well untill now .
"Chapeau" for Tenox !! Excellent job!!![]()
I use a regulated 12 v, 500 Ma PSU.
I readed about the voltage. How much Ma should the PSU unit have? Is 500 Ma oke?
Musician Netherlands.
Musicianaa wrote:A photo of the display from the NEC1980FXi with Logic.
(Foto made with a cheap camera. Quality is of course better than seen on the photo)
dbsys wrote:tenox wrote:No I never had any flicker to do with voltage. Other things, like cabling, yes, but not voltage. The adapter has a pretty good voltage regulator. Then again I only tested a with one power adapter except for lab bench adapter.
Oh and post some pictures!!!
Yes, what I will do next is to test with a better and regulated external power supply and see how it goes.
I mean I already found a good voltage setting for the cheap power supply and it works great. With the "12 volts" setting there definately is flicker which comes and goes. Using the "9 volts" setting the screen is perfect and stable at all times. I believe this power supply is unregulated.
I will take some pictures and post them at a later stage.
mfro wrote:Out of curiosity: does anyone know what exactly refurbishers do to used monitors? They can't possibly replace panel backlights or whole panels regarding price, do they?
Or is it just damp cloth they use and you receive a panel at the end of its life?
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