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Curt Palme
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Best thing you can do at this point I think is send me the RGB input board which also contains the microprocessor. Assuming you're within the US, it's $50 incl return shipping to test the board. No real other way to narrow it down at this point I'm afraid.
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AnalogRocks
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Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Did you by chance hit the picture "MUTE" button?
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linuxfox00
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no i tried that one im fearing that rgb doesn't not work is that even possible with component video working on the same board?
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ecrabb
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Curt, am I just remembering things, or haven't you said the factory reset isn't really a good idea on the Sony machines. I seem to remember returning all my controls to 127 manually to do a scratch setup because you said factory reset was risky for some reason.
Sorry, OP. Bummer you're having issues, but you'll get it sorted out.
SC
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CasetheCorvetteman
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Crabb, i kind of remember reading that somewhere too!!
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Curt Palme
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I just don't like doing hard resets or firmware updates unless it's REALLY necessary (as in a memory dump on an NEC XG chassis.
I keep seeing posts over the years where people have nothing but prob;ems after a hard reset, so I discourage it. Worst case in the case of a 909, the controller board locks up during a firmware upload, and now you're out $3500 (price of a new controller board from BArco !)
Just say no, don't do it! 
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AnalogRocks
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SO I should go reset my D50 then? 
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Curt Palme
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Yeah would ya? Can't wait to spend a couple of hours on a tech support phone call.
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AnalogRocks
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I fear the wrath of the Angy Hand ( Curt Palme ) 
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linuxfox00
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on the input info menu the input signal reads INT OSC what does that mean? im looking at the list in the manual and it doesn't list that as a type.
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ecrabb
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It means the projector is synced to the internal oscillator, or in other words, it doesn't see a signal on the selected input.
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linuxfox00
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i guess ill try a new cable and see what happens.
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CasetheCorvetteman
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What does composite do?
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linuxfox00
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setting my input a VGA to composite does nothing. the composite input works just fine i ran my laser disc player just fine thought it.
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Curt Palme
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Well that will be twice this month that I've seen that in a D50. Problem is, the other one is in Germany, so I sold the RGB input board outright, he didn't send in his for repair. If you want to send me yours, I'd be curious to see what the issue is.
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linuxfox00
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| Curt Palme wrote: | | Well that will be twice this month that I've seen that in a D50. Problem is, the other one is in Germany, so I sold the RGB input board outright, he didn't send in his for repair. If you want to send me yours, I'd be curious to see what the issue is. |
Thanks Curt i will probably ship it out to you once i get these cables im guessing they will come next week then we'll see.
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linuxfox00
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Well it was the cable after all. Thanks for your support vga works fine.
next how do i save my settings in component video and in input A so i don't have to realign each time.
i read that you just press memory but it saves the setting but when i go back to component its over wrote it
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