mainman said:I bought one of those multi jamma swithcers from yaton on ebay but the damn thing does not work. The video will not sync with any of my boards on my new astro cab.
Was wondering if anyone else has one of these things
Dave_K. said:So you tried this with just one board plugged in and you still can't adjust the sync on your monitor correctly? Most people who get switchers don't realize they only work with PCBs that have the same relative refresh/sync rates.
mainman said:I bought one of those multi jamma swithcers from yaton
Dave_K. said:Wow, thats a very bad design if it only switches power to each board. Since this is how it works, then you could try troubleshooting with a multimeter on continuity test, and make sure the video sync lines from each of the connectors runs all the way through to the edge connector (which then goes to your cab). It looks like the sync is either getting split, combined, or not connected at all. You could also try testing to see if any voltage is leaking back to the other connector.
taitai said:Well there's your problem.
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xmods said:Did you read what he was talking about? Or did you just post when you read and misinterpreted the title? Just wondering.
taitai said:what about a resistance test on the sync line?