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NEC TG-16/TE/TurboDuo => TG/PCE Repair/Mod Discussion => Topic started by: gj-16 on September 16, 2014, 07:04:25 AM
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Hi All,
I recently received my first Duo-R after having only a TG-16 for all these years.
The unit has been RGB modded, so I'm going from SCART to a component converter.
What seems to be happening is when I power on the unit, the power switch is a bit tough to slide, It doesn't appear to click on or off like the TG-16.
Once the unit has power, the screen does more of a "fade" to the main screen. Since I've never had a DUO-R I'm not sure if this is normal or not. I have seen some videos on youtube and it appears it should just instantly go to the main screen.
I could try with composite cables and see if that changes things when I get home. I should also mention its a stock PSU, but I haven't checked what it's outputting yet.
Once the system is on though, everything works great.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
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normally the picture does not fade when entering the system on or off. I wonder if it has something to do with the amp that's in there for your RGB.
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Thanks KC, I should say that powering off is just fine, it only happens when powering on the unit.
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Is your RGB mod done with a 8 pin DIN swap where the composite still works? If so, try a composite cable and see if the problem goes away; it won't fix anything, obviously, but you'll at least know the problem is somewhere in the RGB mod.
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Is your RGB mod done with a 8 pin DIN swap where the composite still works? If so, try a composite cable and see if the problem goes away; it won't fix anything, obviously, but you'll at least know the problem is somewhere in the RGB mod.
Yes it is actually, it has the din and also L/R/Composite panel mounts. I'll give that a shot tonight, thanks guys, just had no clue how the unit is supposed to respond.
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That has more to do with the particular RGB amp in your console and not anything wrong with the Duo-R.
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Well just to report back, it is indeed the RGB amp. I tested with regular composite (which looks amazing considering its composite) and it fires right up.
Thanks guys!