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Having an issue assuming with the HAS. Sound becomes extremely static-like after about 10 minutes of use. It happens with multiple pcbs. I’m outputting to some studio monitors, a JVC D series using a bandridge scart switch with a RGC scart cable and RGB2Comp. No other scart inputs produce the problem. Using meanwell PSU voltage typically in the 5-5.1 range. Any troubleshooting suggestions?
 

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Is it RGB as in RGBHV or RGBS on the OSSC? It might require tinkering with the H-PLL Pre/Post Coast settings.

Ah, it shouldn't matter too much, but make sure the CSync setting on the HAS is set to buffered or unprocessed.
 

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for my MVS - I didn't have to touch any of the OSSC settings - it displays with no issues.
 

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Did try every possible setting, still no picture. Also used RGB/Scart, no changes.
My OSSC had some repairs a few months ago maybe that changed something?
Have to try the other one tomorrow.
 

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Yepp, HAS and OSSC work fine with almost all my Games (aside from some Bootlegs)
And MVS runs fine with HAS and CRT ^__^
 

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A few things to check:
A) Make sure the audio switch on the HAS is set to JAMMA, not MVS.
B) Try a different PSU.
C) Remove Bandbridge from the setup and see if there's a difference. You can connect headphones or external speakers (amplified).

Just a follow up, I just moved to a new house. The problem doesn’t occur here. Not sure what was causing the issue, but the HAS is working just fine now thanks.
 

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The house where I live now does something similar if I ground a monitor frame in a cab. Also get minor shocks on properly grounded metal cabs' control panels. Luckily for whatever reason never had it happen on supergun+PVM.
 

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Have you tried using a Line Conditioner such as the APC Line-R 1200? That should smooth out any power related issues and give a cleaner/more stable power input for your devices. I had some weird issues and noise in my basement console setup, running things through one of these seemed to help.
 

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If there isnt already is it possible to add jn a sync correcting circuit on it eith VR pots to adjust sync please? Also if you could have an option to use the more expensive Hirose edge connector?
 
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