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From: v089pfrb@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu (Jeffrey C Murphy)
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Subject: 1084 De-Interlace (Update)
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Date: 19 Dec 90 16:42:34 GMT
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 In a previous article I said that my 1084 seems to deinterlace after a
few minutes of operation. Ten minutes (or so) later is flickers between
interlace and non-interlace and then finally syncs back into interlace.
This only happens once when you first turn the computer on.
 I got a reply saying that others have experienced this and said that
he heard "removing a turning from the ferrite beads" (or some such) should
solve it (although he confessed he never tried it and heard it from someone
else). He also said it was a problem with the 2000 itself.
 Recently (while downloading) I had my 2000 running for an extended period
without the monitor turned on. Several hours later I turned on the monitor 
to finish up and noticed that after a few minutes the problem surfaced. Would
this mean it is a problem with the 1084 and not the 2000?


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