TECH: Pinball 2000 monitor replacement

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I'm trying to replace a Pinball 2000 WG7300 monitor with a standard arcade
monitor. I spliced the WG connector coming from the game and matched up the
RED, GREEN, BLUE, and GRND to the connector for the new monitor. I was
left with a 2nd ground wires and two sync wires from the game. I connected
the 2nd ground wires to the existing ground and matched up the syncs. I was
unable to get a picture, all I got was red, and green colors (from the
attract mode of the game) and lines running horizontally. I used every
combinations of the sync wires (even when I used the positive sync) and the
positive and negative sync switches on the monitor, but could not get a
picture.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
Clark

 

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http://marvin3m.com/pin2000/index1.htm#monitor Clay has the 15-pinout for
the monitor, will that help you ? LTG

"Clark Griswold" <clarkgriswoldREMOVE@EDDIEverizon.net> wrote in message
news:FZ2We.5651$sa6.1133@trndny06...
> I'm trying to replace a Pinball 2000 WG7300 monitor with a standard arcade
> monitor. I spliced the WG connector coming from the game and matched up
the
> RED, GREEN, BLUE, and GRND to the connector for the new monitor. I was
> left with a 2nd ground wires and two sync wires from the game. I
connected
> the 2nd ground wires to the existing ground and matched up the syncs. I
was
> unable to get a picture, all I got was red, and green colors (from the
> attract mode of the game) and lines running horizontally. I used every
> combinations of the sync wires (even when I used the positive sync) and
the
> positive and negative sync switches on the monitor, but could not get a
> picture.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks
> Clark
>
>

 

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Thanks for the link. I used the pinout from the monitor manual that came
with the pin and I ended up doing pretty much the same thing that Clay
lists.

I'm matching up each connection and I just can't get a picture. I was not
sure if there was something that I was missing that someone might have come
across before.

Thanks
Clark


"Lloyd Olson" <ltg@ssbilliards.com> wrote in message
news:s7qdnezpOrLqIrXeRVnyrg@skypoint.com...
> http://marvin3m.com/pin2000/index1.htm#monitor Clay has the 15-pinout for
> the monitor, will that help you ? LTG
>
> "Clark Griswold" <clarkgriswoldREMOVE@EDDIEverizon.net> wrote in message
> news:FZ2We.5651$sa6.1133@trndny06...
>> I'm trying to replace a Pinball 2000 WG7300 monitor with a standard
>> arcade
>> monitor. I spliced the WG connector coming from the game and matched up
> the
>> RED, GREEN, BLUE, and GRND to the connector for the new monitor. I was
>> left with a 2nd ground wires and two sync wires from the game. I
> connected
>> the 2nd ground wires to the existing ground and matched up the syncs. I
> was
>> unable to get a picture, all I got was red, and green colors (from the
>> attract mode of the game) and lines running horizontally. I used every
>> combinations of the sync wires (even when I used the positive sync) and
> the
>> positive and negative sync switches on the monitor, but could not get a
>> picture.
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Clark
>>
>>
>
>

 

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Congratulations Clark, you're the 1 millionth poster on RGP!

Chris


"Clark Griswold" <clarkgriswoldREMOVE@EDDIEverizon.net> wrote in message
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> Thanks for the link. I used the pinout from the monitor manual that came
> with the pin and I ended up doing pretty much the same thing that Clay
> lists.
>
> I'm matching up each connection and I just can't get a picture. I was not
> sure if there was something that I was missing that someone might have
come
> across before.
>
> Thanks
> Clark
>
>
> "Lloyd Olson" <ltg@ssbilliards.com> wrote in message
> news:s7qdnezpOrLqIrXeRVnyrg@skypoint.com...
> > http://marvin3m.com/pin2000/index1.htm#monitor Clay has the 15-pinout
for
> > the monitor, will that help you ? LTG
> >
> > "Clark Griswold" <clarkgriswoldREMOVE@EDDIEverizon.net> wrote in message
> > news:FZ2We.5651$sa6.1133@trndny06...
> >> I'm trying to replace a Pinball 2000 WG7300 monitor with a standard
> >> arcade
> >> monitor. I spliced the WG connector coming from the game and matched
up
> > the
> >> RED, GREEN, BLUE, and GRND to the connector for the new monitor. I
was
> >> left with a 2nd ground wires and two sync wires from the game. I
> > connected
> >> the 2nd ground wires to the existing ground and matched up the syncs.
I
> > was
> >> unable to get a picture, all I got was red, and green colors (from the
> >> attract mode of the game) and lines running horizontally. I used every
> >> combinations of the sync wires (even when I used the positive sync) and
> > the
> >> positive and negative sync switches on the monitor, but could not get a
> >> picture.
> >>
> >> Any suggestions?
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >> Clark
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>