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Hi Guys,

I'm having some strange issues with my MS-2930 screen.

Using a 15khz/24khz signal from my pi2jamma, the screen is nicely filled and a decent picture is displayed.

However, when I switch to my Sega Naomi on 31khz, the horizontal picture doesn't fill the screen completely and seems to be missing about an inch on the left and right. this cannot be compensated with the h-size adjustment, since I allready have it set to max.

Are there any other potmeters I could check out on the chassis? or do you guys have other suggestions?

Thanks a bunch!
regards Geert

I think mine does that also..... let me check tonight or tomorrow..... I'm sure it doesnt fill the screen, but i'm not sure it's as bad as you say (havent played the Naomi in a while...

Have you adjusted horizontal size limit on the chassis? IIRC there's a separate pot for it.

Hi Nem,

that sound like a possible solution I'll have a look at it and see if i can find it on the chassis

nem wrote:Have you adjusted horizontal size limit on the chassis? IIRC there's a separate pot for it.

exactly

Its kinda hard for me to read the text near the pots, is there any kind of schematic where the different pota are explained? I found a h.h. 31 which seems to adjust the horizontal placing of the screen. But don't dare to adjust the pots I cannot read

LegoYoda wrote:I think mine does that also..... let me check tonight or tomorrow..... I'm sure it doesnt fill the screen, but i'm not sure it's as bad as you say (havent played the Naomi in a while...

UPDATE. Mine does this too but not to the same degree as yours.

I think it's something like H.S.LIM.

You guys are awesome! found a pot covered in dust that read something like H.S.l*** and that one did the trick

Screen is fully utilized now

Now that this issue is resolved, does anyone have an adress where I could order convergence strips?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/322568092450

This guys sells them. Out of stock currently, but you could put up an alert.

Alternatively, you could make your own. Instructions are available on the Arcade-Museum forum.