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From: mdullric@faui09.informatik.uni-erlangen.de (Meinhard Ullrich)
Subject: Question about Jumper J36 on Amiga 2000 A motherboard
Message-ID: <mdullric.676119142@faui09>
Keywords: Amiga 2000 A, Only Commodore..., Flicker Fixer
Organization: CSD., University of Erlangen, Germany 
Date: Wed, 5 Jun 1991 10:52:22 GMT
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I purchased a flicker fixer card (DeInterlace Card from MacroSystem, Germany)
last week and run into some troubles. The handbook reads that in case of such
troubles the user should plug in the jumper 300 in a different way. Well, I
looked not only at the motherboard but in my pockets, my cupboard and on many
more places, too, but I cannot find that damned jumper. The only jumper I found
is called J36 and has only two pins (J300 is said to have 3 pins, so you can 
stick it in in two ways). The computer is an Amiga 2000 A (grr), board revision
4. 

Can anybody tell me the meaning of the Jumper J36. Has it an analogous meaning
as the J300? What else can I do quickly. It is _very_ difficult to find the
line to MacroSystems not engaged.

Any help appreciated. Commodore, do you hear me?


Meinhard Ullrich
University of Erlangen, Germany

E-Mail: mdullric@faui09.informatik.uni-erlangen.de