Re: Fuzzy IIGS RGB Monitor

[ab616@chebucto.ns.ca (Tony Cianfaglione)]

Watch out for a shock hazard, though.  Even though monitors, like TVs are 
unplugged, they hold their charge.  Use a plastic or rubber handled 
screwdriver when making your adjustments.

Tony

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Tony Cianfaglione (ab616@chebucto.ns.ca) wrote:
:    If you remove the back, there are two small dials next to the three 
: that come out the back of the monitor.  One is for brightness, the other 
: for focus.  With a slight adjustment, it's like a new monitor.

: Tony

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: Geoff Weiss (geoff@seeker.hermesnet.net) wrote:
: : Al Boisvert <aboisvert@snac.mv.com> wrote:
: : >Can anyone out there tell me what I can do to focus in my IIGS
: : >monitor (RGB)?  It's "fuzzy", and I can't find a focus control.

: : My IIgs monitor is also fuzzy.  I'm sure the problem with mine is
: : a flaky power transformer.  This deduction is made since the visible
: : picture tends to shrink and grow at times as well.

: : Geoff
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