I'm planing to build a remote for a Nanao MS8-18FB chassis and I'd like to add two parts onto it in addition of the former geometry pots.
On the following pics, first they deported a switch that I also have on my chassis (see pic#3 for detail) and on another remote, they're using a tact sw as a degauss button:
- what would be the value of the degauss button (should I add some resistances for it)?
- can I desolder/resolder the blue switch to place it onto my remote?
- how many wires should I add for both (including gnd)?
Thanks!
Values of degauss sw & unknown part
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Re: Values of degauss sw & unknown part
That switch in the first picture is completely useless. It adds 'sharpness' to the image. Every single time I've tried it makes the image look worse. No wonder it was dropped on the MS9.
The degauss switch on the Toshiba remote works differently differently than the one on the MS8. For the MS8 you just need a simple contact switch that can handle mains voltage.
The degauss switch on the Toshiba remote works differently differently than the one on the MS8. For the MS8 you just need a simple contact switch that can handle mains voltage.
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Re: Values of degauss sw & unknown part
You want to say that I can use the value and the On/Off switch I want? How should I hook those wires (blue/red) to the switch?
If I choose automatic degauss, where should I hook those wires?
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Re: Values of degauss sw & unknown part
The red wire is a jumper across the connector. The blue wires are connected together for automatic degauss or to a momentary switch (like a game button) for manual degauss.
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Does ''jumper'' means that I should use one only red wire starting at #1 and going to #2?
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Ok, so this shema would be correct I guess.
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You should make an exhibition of all your drawings
But yes, it's like that.
But yes, it's like that.
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ThanksPrincessPrinPrin wrote: ↑April 2nd, 2019, 4:37 am You should make an exhibition of all your drawings
But yes, it's like that.
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