Indivision AGA 1200 small glitches

[kickstart]

Out of ideas today =(

Maybe Jens read this thread and give a solution for all with glitches problems.

[Mr_Byte]

Out of ideas today =(

Maybe Jens read this thread and give a solution for all with glitches problems.

Yes i hope so. Thank you very much for trying to help. Going to bed now.

ZZZZZZZZzzzzz

[Karlos]

What do you propose? Try to take it off and install the indivision again?

Actually, I'd suggest you leave it. You don't want to exert repeated mechanical stress from adding and removing the hardware.

If the problem goes away once the system has warmed up, live with it until someone qualified (Jens himself does post here) can have a go at answering your question.

[Mr_Byte]

Actually, I'd suggest you leave it. You don't want to exert repeated mechanical stress from adding and removing the hardware.

If the problem goes away once the system has warmed up, live with it until someone qualified (Jens himself does post here) can have a go at answering your question.

Sounds like a good idea. Thank you very much for trying to help. Have a good night.

[NovaCoder]

Jens has already commented....


Maybe I should add this epic thread to my Signature

[rkauer]

Glitches, huh? http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=43117

 [EDIT] Damn, beated to it by novacoder!

[brianb]

I second the just leaving it be...  I know on my Indivision it seemed to take a few days to settle into place.   Some odd issues at first but then it was fine.  

For your setup, it certainly sounds like a thermal issue and messing with it runs the risk of making it worse.   Just consider the first few minutes warm up time, and treat her like a historic car.   ;-)

[Mr_Byte]

Jens has already commented....


Maybe I should add this epic thread to my Signature

Thanks mate!

I`ve read the thread now and it is good to see that im not alone. Im gonna try to shorting out E127R with a screw driver tonight and see if that solves the problem. Finger crossed.

[Tension]

It could be the power supply.

[rkauer]

It could be the power supply.

 Nope, could not be.

 The Indivision itself have an internal step-down voltage regulator. Only if the +5V rail in the Amiga decay to less than 3.3V the power supply will become an issue.

 Which, of course, will make the Amiga to not boot at all.

[Mr_Byte]

I can gladly inform you guys that everything works perfect now

I used my new cheap soldering iron to short out the E127R resistor and now it works like a dream. The picture is crisp and clear like never before and no need for warm up.

Some pictures:

My workbench/kitchen:


My 1337 skillz with the soldering iron: :roflmao:

[klx300r]

@ Mr-Byte

awesome pics..thanks! my 1D4 MB never had such issues but it's good info to know :-)

[Karlos]

I can gladly inform you guys that everything works perfect now

I used my new cheap soldering iron to short out the E127R resistor and now it works like a dream. The picture is crisp and clear like never before and no need for warm up.

Good stuff :drink:

My 1337 skillz with the soldering iron: :roflmao:

There's nothing wrong with that. I've seen far worse

[Mr_Byte]

@ Mr-Byte

awesome pics..thanks! my 1D4 MB never had such issues but it's good info to know :-)

Thanks!

Good stuff :drink:



There's nothing wrong with that. I've seen far worse

Good to hear. This was my first time with the iron, so i was a little nervous.

[Damion]

The picture is crisp and clear like never before and no need for warm up.

Do you mean there has been some general improvement in image quality, in addition to HighGFX/Multiscan modes being stable when cold?

[Mr_Byte]

Do you mean there has been some general improvement in image quality, in addition to HighGFX/Multiscan modes being stable when cold?

It may be a placebo effect, but yes i think the image was more blurry before. Maybe its only me

I tried with some before and after pictures:

Before with some glitches:


After:


When i see it like this, i dont see much differnce.