NEC MUltiSync 6FG

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Mitchell

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Evening all,

Was given this monitor in exchange for some work I did.
Did not come with manuals etc.

Anybody have any experience with them as to reguard their
reliability, life etc.

There is a switch on the front panel that is marked 'colour'
with 3 posistions of 'n' 1' '2'. Have no clue what its for
So i left it in the middle :)

Regards,
Mitch
 
colour is probably colour temperature, or could be user definable
colour balance, brightness contrast presets.
Did you want any specific info? Have you got the monitor working?




On Sat, 15 May 2004 07:12:31 GMT, "Mitchell" <mmoules@bigpond.net.au>
wrote:

Evening all,

Was given this monitor in exchange for some work I did.
Did not come with manuals etc.

Anybody have any experience with them as to reguard their
reliability, life etc.

There is a switch on the front panel that is marked 'colour'
with 3 posistions of 'n' 1' '2'. Have no clue what its for
So i left it in the middle :)

Regards,
Mitch
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The Monitor is as sharp as a tack. Geometry is also great.

Still have no clue what the colour switch does, as it has no effect
on the VGA display, Maybe its for analogue mode?
to change colour temp i.e. 6500D etc

I note that the colour temp of most monitors is above 'illuminant D'
This monitor is on a par with other monitors
Is there a site where I could maybe download the manual etc?

Tube still has lots of bit left in it.......

Regards,
Mitchell



"Arpit" <DONTSPAMMEF00Lneko4@dodo.com.au> wrote in message
news:vokba05juqtkj99af3hr1mvsgbd7gm3ofm@4ax.com...
colour is probably colour temperature, or could be user definable
colour balance, brightness contrast presets.
Did you want any specific info? Have you got the monitor working?




On Sat, 15 May 2004 07:12:31 GMT, "Mitchell" <mmoules@bigpond.net.au
wrote:

Evening all,

Was given this monitor in exchange for some work I did.
Did not come with manuals etc.

Anybody have any experience with them as to reguard their
reliability, life etc.

There is a switch on the front panel that is marked
'colour'
with 3 posistions of 'n' 1' '2'. Have no clue what its
for
So i left it in the middle :)

Regards,
Mitch
Click to expand...
 
On Sat, 15 May 2004 07:12:31 GMT, "Mitchell" <mmoules@bigpond.net.au>
wrote:

Evening all,

Was given this monitor in exchange for some work I did.
Did not come with manuals etc.

Anybody have any experience with them as to reguard their
reliability, life etc.

There is a switch on the front panel that is marked 'colour'
with 3 posistions of 'n' 1' '2'. Have no clue what its for
So i left it in the middle :)

Regards,
Mitch
Click to expand...
I was given a 6FGp in the last year, and found the service manual for
the 6FG here http://schema99.host.sk/my_page/monitory/n.htm
You will find the answer to your question and more, as it explains all
of the controls and what they are for, and also explains how to enter
the advanced parts of the users menu. I was very impressed with the
6FGp, as I could not find a single bad solder joint in the entire
monitor. However, due to its age I would guess, I ended up replacing
dozens of high/borderline high esr electros. The 6FGp was showing its
age as far as the tube goes, but was still bright and reasonably
sharp, after adjusting the focus.

Wayne
 
On Sat, 15 May 2004 13:32:49 GMT, whmrs@mrbc.ca (Wayne) wrote:

On Sat, 15 May 2004 07:12:31 GMT, "Mitchell" <mmoules@bigpond.net.au
wrote:

Evening all,

Was given this monitor in exchange for some work I did.
Did not come with manuals etc.

Anybody have any experience with them as to reguard their
reliability, life etc.

There is a switch on the front panel that is marked 'colour'
with 3 posistions of 'n' 1' '2'. Have no clue what its for
So i left it in the middle :)

Regards,
Mitch



I was given a 6FGp in the last year, and found the service manual for
the 6FG here http://schema99.host.sk/my_page/monitory/n.htm
You will find the answer to your question and more, as it explains all
of the controls and what they are for, and also explains how to enter
the advanced parts of the users menu. I was very impressed with the
6FGp, as I could not find a single bad solder joint in the entire
monitor. However, due to its age I would guess, I ended up replacing
dozens of high/borderline high esr electros. The 6FGp was showing its
age as far as the tube goes, but was still bright and reasonably
sharp, after adjusting the focus.

Wayne
Click to expand...
Oops - the download you want is the one for the
NEC - JC 2141UMA/B/RR + JC2142UMA
PS - this site has VERY SLOW download speeds, so it will take quite
some time to get this file.

Wayne
 
Thanks for the info wayne, but when I went to the ftp folder it come up with
nothing in it.
ummm what users menu? there is no OSD on my monitor.

I note also that its not a 'Energy saver monitor'

Thanks mate,
Mitch




"Wayne" <whmrs@mrbc.ca> wrote in message news:40a61cba.1399231@shawnews...
On Sat, 15 May 2004 13:32:49 GMT, whmrs@mrbc.ca (Wayne) wrote:
I was given a 6FGp in the last year, and found the service manual for
the 6FG here http://schema99.host.sk/my_page/monitory/n.htm
You will find the answer to your question and more, as it explains all
of the controls and what they are for, and also explains how to enter
the advanced parts of the users menu. I was very impressed with the
6FGp, as I could not find a single bad solder joint in the entire
monitor. However, due to its age I would guess, I ended up replacing
dozens of high/borderline high esr electros. The 6FGp was showing its
age as far as the tube goes, but was still bright and reasonably
sharp, after adjusting the focus.

Wayne

Oops - the download you want is the one for the
NEC - JC 2141UMA/B/RR + JC2142UMA
PS - this site has VERY SLOW download speeds, so it will take quite
some time to get this file.

Wayne
Click to expand...
 
Oops - a slip of the tongue there, figuratively speaking - check your
mail for the part of manual you might find of interest.

Wayne

On Sat, 15 May 2004 19:00:24 GMT, "Mitchell" <mmoules@bigpond.net.au>
wrote:

Thanks for the info wayne, but when I went to the ftp folder it come up with
nothing in it.
ummm what users menu? there is no OSD on my monitor.

I note also that its not a 'Energy saver monitor'

Thanks mate,
Mitch




"Wayne" <whmrs@mrbc.ca> wrote in message news:40a61cba.1399231@shawnews...
On Sat, 15 May 2004 13:32:49 GMT, whmrs@mrbc.ca (Wayne) wrote:
I was given a 6FGp in the last year, and found the service manual for
the 6FG here http://schema99.host.sk/my_page/monitory/n.htm
You will find the answer to your question and more, as it explains all
of the controls and what they are for, and also explains how to enter
the advanced parts of the users menu. I was very impressed with the
6FGp, as I could not find a single bad solder joint in the entire
monitor. However, due to its age I would guess, I ended up replacing
dozens of high/borderline high esr electros. The 6FGp was showing its
age as far as the tube goes, but was still bright and reasonably
sharp, after adjusting the focus.

Wayne

Oops - the download you want is the one for the
NEC - JC 2141UMA/B/RR + JC2142UMA
PS - this site has VERY SLOW download speeds, so it will take quite
some time to get this file.

Wayne
Click to expand...
 
Thanks wayne
"Wayne" <whmrs@mrbc.ca> wrote in message news:40a69d02.5627061@shawnews...
Oops - a slip of the tongue there, figuratively speaking - check your
mail for the part of manual you might find of interest.

Wayne

On Sat, 15 May 2004 19:00:24 GMT, "Mitchell" <mmoules@bigpond.net.au
wrote:

Thanks for the info wayne, but when I went to the ftp folder it come up
with
nothing in it.
ummm what users menu? there is no OSD on my monitor.

I note also that its not a 'Energy saver monitor'

Thanks mate,
Mitch




"Wayne" <whmrs@mrbc.ca> wrote in message
news:40a61cba.1399231@shawnews...
On Sat, 15 May 2004 13:32:49 GMT, whmrs@mrbc.ca (Wayne) wrote:
I was given a 6FGp in the last year, and found the service manual for
the 6FG here http://schema99.host.sk/my_page/monitory/n.htm
You will find the answer to your question and more, as it explains all
of the controls and what they are for, and also explains how to enter
the advanced parts of the users menu. I was very impressed with the
6FGp, as I could not find a single bad solder joint in the entire
monitor. However, due to its age I would guess, I ended up replacing
dozens of high/borderline high esr electros. The 6FGp was showing its
age as far as the tube goes, but was still bright and reasonably
sharp, after adjusting the focus.

Wayne

Oops - the download you want is the one for the
NEC - JC 2141UMA/B/RR + JC2142UMA
PS - this site has VERY SLOW download speeds, so it will take quite
some time to get this file.

Wayne
Click to expand...
 
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