FS Egret 2/Windy 2/NNC/Q25 (Repair refund)

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its got a toshiba pb7534-1 with a toshiba pb7534-2 remote board

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That combination sounds about right. The Windy has a PB6643-1 chassis, a PB6643-2 remote board and PB6644 neck board.
Yep, a Windy 2 with a pb7534 chassis and remote board should work nicely, and is auto switching for 15/24/32k inputs. No dip switches are available / necessary.
Tested with Sammy and Naomi 15k and 31k outputs through jamma and vga
So weird there's so much conflicting info on this one. Thanks for testing personally. Soon as the PSU gets figured out hopefully the monitor will just work.
 
Only hint of 220v wiring in the cabs that I saw was in the NNC. And that is what made up most of the rats nest. The rest of the rats nest was a JVS-to-JAMMA/System Link contraption.

I get access to the Egret II and Windy II again in two days. Any pics needed of either cab?
 
I got my windy 2 today and I’m having the same problems as 8bit. I get power and sound but no picture. There is a beeping from the chassis like it’s in some sort of protection mode.

Edit- psu is working fine, correct voltages, and I get sound from the cab. I’ve tried it with Jamma and Naomi, still no picture.
 
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finally got caught up. I'm going back to my warehouse tomorrow or Sunday. I will look at my wiring on the Windy as I got it working on my naomi
 
radiantsvgun, are you able to use a different vga cable, and connect it directly to the chassis connector, rather than going through the splitter on the back panel?

Also, what jamma adaptor are you using?
 
Are you able to use a different vga cable, and connect it directly to the chassis connector, rather than going through the splitter on the back panel?

Also, what jamma adaptor are you using?
I am using the jammafier. The I/O is recognized, I get sound, test buttons seems to work, but the chassis seems like its in shutdown. Once I am home tonight I will mess with it more.
 
I got my windy 2 today and I’m having the same problems as 8bit. I get power and sound but no picture. There is a beeping from the chassis like it’s in some sort of protection mode.

Edit- psu is working fine, correct voltages, and I get sound from the cab. I’ve tried it with Jamma and Naomi, still no picture.
With 8bit's cab we're now at:
Bad PSU - I came back to it a few days later, and now it's just outputting 1.x-2.x on all lines...
No video but yes static.

No JAMMA here, but have gone direct to the monitor with known good cables.
 
I got my windy 2 today and I’m having the same problems as 8bit. I get power and sound but no picture. There is a beeping from the chassis like it’s in some sort of protection mode.

Edit- psu is working fine, correct voltages, and I get sound from the cab. I’ve tried it with Jamma and Naomi, still no picture.
radiantsvgun, are you able to use a different vga cable, and connect it directly to the chassis connector, rather than going through the splitter on the back panel?

Also, what jamma adaptor are you using?
I got my cabinets in today too and I'm having the same issue with my Windy 2. I'm using a 120v to 100v step down and the cab powers on, the marquee glows, the PSU puts out the right voltages to power my Naomi but I don't get any video.

I'm also getting the same constant beeping sound which may be coming from the monitor chassis.

I tried both of the VGA cables connected to the back panel, as well as the VGA connection from the chassis connector directly.

I haven't pulled off the back maintenance hatch panel yet, but I noticed this cable dangling which might need to be connected to either the chassis or the neck board?

TLzOeNp.jpg


Thoughts? I'm hopeful that it is something simple that we're missing. Will do some more troubleshooting on it tomorrow.

In other news, the Egret 2 works! :thumbsup:

It does make a strange sound I'm not familiar with, like a repeating mechanical whirring in a loop which repeats every few seconds - maybe bad grounding or something along those lines? It's not as noticeable with a game playing, but very noticeable when there's no sound from the game. I'll post a video so you guys can hear it, but let me know if you have any insight.

The E2 monitor puts out a nice bright picture and the Nanao MS9 does not disappoint. Haven't noticed any screen burn or any major issues during my preliminary testing.

The marquee isn't lighting up, but probably just a bad starter.

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The Windy 2 doesn't seem to have a weird/mold smell to it, but the Egret 2 kind of does. The first thing I did was pull out the wooden mounting board and I'm thinking I'll just trash it and cut a new one.

Other than the gross mounting board inside it's pretty clean overall. The Windy 2 has some internal rust going on with the internal metal components/mounting hardware but the Egret looks pretty clean inside.

Egret 2 inside:

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I haven't unwrapped or tested the NNC yet as I was saving it for last, but I'll get to it tomorrow or this weekend. 8)

I'll also post more pics of the cabs as well. Just wanted to give a quick update with where I'm at.
 
I haven't pulled off the back maintenance hatch panel yet, but I noticed this cable dangling which might need to be connected to either the chassis or the neck board?

Thoughts? I'm hopeful that it is something simple that we're missing. Will do some more troubleshooting on it tomorrow.
Looks like one of the yoke connectors, hard to tell in this pic

https://i.imgur.com/tqjXGDa.jpg
 
I haven't pulled off the back maintenance hatch panel yet, but I noticed this cable dangling which might need to be connected to either the chassis or the neck board?

Thoughts? I'm hopeful that it is something simple that we're missing. Will do some more troubleshooting on it tomorrow.
Looks like one of the yoke connectors, hard to tell in this pic
https://i.imgur.com/tqjXGDa.jpg
That would make sense, the first similar thing that came to mind was the yoke connectors on my Nanao MS2930.

If I confirm it goes to the yoke and find where I "think" it should go on the chassis, is there any harm plugging it in the wrong way?

When I've done chassis swaps before I've taken pictures of the correct orientation before removing the old chassis from the tube.
 
I haven't pulled off the back maintenance hatch panel yet, but I noticed this cable dangling which might need to be connected to either the chassis or the neck board?

Thoughts? I'm hopeful that it is something simple that we're missing. Will do some more troubleshooting on it tomorrow.
Looks like one of the yoke connectors, hard to tell in this pichttps://i.imgur.com/tqjXGDa.jpg
That would make sense, the first similar thing that came to mind was the yoke connectors on my Nanao MS2930.
If I confirm it goes to the yoke and find where I "think" it should go on the chassis, is there any harm plugging it in the wrong way?

When I've done chassis swaps before I've taken pictures of the correct orientation before removing the old chassis from the tube.
You will get a flipped image. I will check mine when I get home and hopefully its just a simple fix like a unplugged yoke connector.
 
https://imgur.com/a/ahIa9ix

This should take you to the album of mine, there’s a video where you can hear the weird noise. Nothing loose or disconnected from mine, it is simply not working. I am going to try a few more things in the am but I don’t think this cabinet was tested.
 
I don't hear anything in radiantsvgun's video either. So the fellas that didn't pick up locally are starting to get their cabs from Cereth already?

@kuze your MS9 looks beautiful bud.
 
kuze said:
I got my cabinets in today too and I'm having the same issue with my Windy 2. I'm using a 120v to 100v step down and the cab powers on, the marquee glows, the PSU puts out the right voltages to power my Naomi but I don't get any video.
I'm also getting the same constant beeping sound which may be coming from the monitor chassis.

I tried both of the VGA cables connected to the back panel, as well as the VGA connection from the chassis connector directly.

I haven't pulled off the back maintenance hatch panel yet, but I noticed this cable dangling which might need to be connected to either the chassis or the neck board?

TLzOeNp.jpg


Thoughts? I'm hopeful that it is something simple that we're missing. Will do some more troubleshooting on it tomorrow.
I believe that's the degauss and goes here:

IMG_7453.jpg
 
Of course imugr doesn’t have the sound. I’ll try YT. The cabinet does clean up well, just need to sort the monitor and cp and I’ll be set.


You may have to turn the volume up, but you should be able to hear it.
 
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