ZX-Uno

Not sure if I got you?

What needs to be done that the signal will become darker?

I definitely don't need any refunds. - But thanks for this... :D I'm nearly sure that a resistor will do the job. Using capacitive impedance will "kill" the signal. I will let you know... P.S.: Maybe a signal level of 80% - 90% would be a better idea cause of compatibility reasons. (Or does the next...

Yes but what is interesting though: If I'm using blue on any other background as black, everything is OK. Anytime I'm using black the signal is desynced. I've got an oscilloscope somewhere in my cellar. Maybe tomorrow I will measure a bit. :D (Or I simply will add some resistors to the RGB cable. As...

One more question: As the picture of the ZX-UNO is much brighter as any other device I've connected to the TV: Could it be that the signal level of the ZX-UNO is somehow off the scale (==to high)? I think this could be a reason why the TV isn't able to sync especially when the contrast is to high...

P.S.: Finally I saw that you added a link... ;->

P^2.S.: Now, after using CSYNC, I've got a headache as the screen has flickered a lot when changing the 3rd setting.
The rest (48k, 128k) hasn't had any effects except of two lines crossing the screen.

Maybe it's an issue of my TV set...

Hi,

this was a very(!) quick response...

(Not sure if CSYNC.TAP already is on my memory card. - If not, where can I get it?)

THNX a lot...

Hi there, to me the ZX-UNO is a great piece of hardware as it allows me to use any ZX Spectrum I can imagine as if it's real. As an absolute newbie though (got my ZX-UNO today :D ) I've got issues connecting the device to my TV or monitors. I think this issue has been discussed here several times bu...