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EIZO flexscan 9070S Monitor Problem.

aaronwhooley

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Hi guys,

I just got myself a multi system monitor from EIZO. The guy that sold it said he had nothing to test but it did turn on. I took the chance as it was cheap. It can do vga,cga,ega and also accepts analog rgb.

So I got it home and I noticed that the cable is 9 pin and has a 9-15 pin adaptor on the other end. I plugged it into a thrown together 386 system, set it to vga mode and it gave me this picture:
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That’s its bios screen. The text would normally be in the middle. Is it missing sync? I am completely clueless on the workings of crts so I was wondering is there anyone else on here that might have an idea?

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Here it is trying to display windows for workgroups 3.11 login screen.
I tried setting a jumper on the vga card (trident 9000c) to change the scan rate but seems to do nothing.

I’m at a loss at this stage 😟

If someone has an idea, I would really appreciate it :)
 
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Yeah there is an option between TTL and VGA. When I select ttl it jumps and the vga/others button seems to have no effect in this case..

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And yea I’ve noticed that! (The light) a bit strange..


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the cable - and this adaptor is on one end of it
 
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Also, that monitor above the power switch are 2 leds, TTL and Analog. Neither is lit up.
 
Also, that monitor above the power switch are 2 leds, TTL and Analog. Neither is lit up.
Upon closer inspection the light seems to work, when it’s green it’s in vga mode and when it’s yellow it’s in ttl

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With the vga switch and the ttl switch respectively


I also had a look I side the adapter and there were three small capacitors (I think) in it.

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Funnily enough when I put the adapter back together and when I plugged it back into the monitor, it took a good 2 minutes before anything would come back up on the screen. Maybe it’s the capacitors in the adapter?
 
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