840445m@aucs.uucp (MCKAY) (10/05/89)
I am now the "proud" owner of my SECOND 2080 monitor. I have had the same two problems with both and am now majorly p.o'ed at my dealer, but that is besides the point. Both monitors did not have functional audio, and both would, when run in interlace, become very fuzzy after running for about 15 minutes or so. I thing I say here before about the fuzziness problem being a know problem that is very common. Is there a fix for this problem that my dealer should know about, if so, how does he get it? How about the audio, is it something I am over-looking? I hooked my VCR up to the monitor to make sure it was not a problem with my computer. I do not have a stereo or anything else to hook my computer up to to make sure it works. Are all of the new 2080s that come from Commodore still have this fuzzy problem? If so, what the heck is the use of the high persistence monitor if you cannot use it for what it was meant to be used? Thanks for your help. -Alan
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In article <1989Oct4.233450.21667@aucs.uucp>, 840445m@aucs.uucp (MCKAY) writes... >I am now the "proud" owner of my SECOND 2080 monitor. I have had the same >two problems with both and am now majorly p.o'ed at my dealer, but that is >besides the point. Both monitors did not have functional audio, and both >would, when run in interlace, become very fuzzy after running for about 15 >minutes or so. I too am on my 2nd 2080, i've had this one since april and it has functioned fine (the first one had the fuzzy problem). I have never checked the audio, but i will just to see. Mark Kaye | | | Box 172, Munster Hamlet | 613-838-3580 | kaye@fscore.dec.com | Ontario, Canada K0A 3P0 | | DEC fscore::kaye or kaye @kao |