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From: rsimonian@x102c.harris-atd.com (Simonian RP 66449)
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Subject: Re: Tiny screen; large border
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Date: 21 Jul 89 12:15:25 GMT
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In article <15634@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU> calengr@cory.Berkeley.EDU (California Engineer Magazine) writes:
>My question is this...Can I adjust my monitor to
>compensate.  My friend's color monitor has screw holes in
>the back plate which can be turned to adjust the vertical
>and horizontal height of the screen.  Unfortunately, I
>have a SM124 b/w monitor with no adjustment screws.

If you open up the case to the SM124, you will find four POTS inside.
They are labelled (I believe) VSIZE, VLINES, HCENTER and BRIGHTNESS.
Adjusting the VSIZE POT very carefully (and preferably with the power
turned off; there's a _lot_ of voltage in there!) will increase your
vertical size nicely.  However, I haven't figured out how to increase
the horizontal size.




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