Chandler

Ok so how do i do that? I can take pics of the PCB I'm looking for a USA PSU schematic but can't find one

Ok thanks for your reply So would this work then? Ultimately this must be how the USA SC1224 works

OK so i have an original UK 240v SC 1224 colour monitor and the PSU blew a long time ago and it's not repairable and they don't exist to replace I do have a new 110v USA PSU which i can fit in place but obviously there is the voltage difference However the voltage outputs of the PSU would likely be the same as i can see the output connections are the same on both UK and USA PSU's with same coloured wires and plugs, just in different places! The only difference is the UK on/off rotary switch has 4 x wires (live and neutral IN and then live and neutral OUT) and the USA on/off rotary switch has 2 x wires with a capacitor across the 2 terminals I have a USA rotary switch also So what i'm asking is, if i fit the USA PSU with USA on/off switch and use a 110v step down transformer to power the monitor then would it work? Obviously i am just looking at all this carefully first before i attempt to plug anything in at all Any advice would be appreciated thanks

Max2000 I don't suppose you could post some pics of where the wires go to on the main PCB? eg: the red and green plug at the end of the PSU pic, it would be helpful to see where they go on the board Thanks!

Thanks but i have that manual and it's not a lot of help for what i need I basically have a UK model SC 1224 with a totally dead and non repairable PSU They are unavailable on planet earth from what ive found and there is no info online that relates to the part numbers, it is truly obsolete! Anyway i managed to source a NEW USA 110/117V PSU so what i want to do is fit this USA PSU into my UK sc 1224 as i believe the output voltages should be the same I just need to be 110% sure of everything Hence wanting a schemetic of the USA PSU or at least the output voltages to be sure of everything before i attempt to test

I'm looking for the service manual for the Goldstar SC 1224 colour monitor I can only find the UK/Europe 220/240V manual online I basically need the schematic for the PSU but the whole manual would be handy if anyone knows where to find it Thanks

Thankyou so much! that's is exactly what i needed :0)

No the PSU connections inside the monitor I need to see all the white plug connectors and the colour wires at the end of the PSU When you remove the SC 1224 rear plastic cover with the screen facing away from you On the left hand side of the monitor is the PSU (Power Supply Unit) I just need a picture of the top of this

Anyone in the USA or with a USA 110/117V model SC 1224 colour monitor with Goldstar tube / PSU Could you post a picture please of the open end of the PSU where the wire connections plug into it, there are a few with white plugs I need to see the colours of the wires and even better where they go! Only a USA 110/117V model please (no UK or European 220/240V types as they are different) If anyone can help that would be great

Well i'm going to change U38 then as it's easy, just purchased the part But personally i don't think it's that as the green light is on and good voltages over the board, but who knows eh? I am amazed though that there is so little about Jaguar repairs on the net compared to other Atari consoles...

Trying to repair a Jaguar i recently picked up which doesn't work It has the original Jaguar PSU and that works ok and has the correct voltage I have cleaned and cleaned the cartridge port and game cart contacts, they are both gold and clean! Power on the jaguar stripped down to bare motherboard Green light illuminated with game inserted - black screen, nothing more, tried this many times with different games I can hear this high pitch buzzing / hissing sound from around the CPU area, nothing getting hot around there I don't know it's history but it was bought new and is boxed so i don't assume it has had the wrong power adaptor inserted I have looked for the usual U38 / REG 1 / Capacitor blown issue and there are no signs of damage on this machine Is there anything else i can test? I have tested voltages around the CPU and they are 5v so i don't think the console has a power issue Any ideas?

Here's an updated list as a lot has since sold... C302183-002 (STE, MegaSTE, ST Book SMT MCU + Glue 144 Pin, with built in Blitter I.C) - £5 AN5790N Goldstar PAL SM124 Monitor - £2 TDA1170D Goldstar SM124 Monitor - £2 TDA1170N Quadrant SM147 Monitor - £2 TDA4601 Goldstar SC1224 Monitor - £2 AN5265 (JVC SC1224 / Goldstar SM124 / SC1224) - £2 CO12296D-03 ANTIC - £10 CO14795-12 (PIA 6520) - £10 CO14806C-29 Atari Modified /Custom 6502C MPU - £10 C101601 (ST / Mega MMU SMT 80 pin) - £3 MC1377P RGB to PAL IC - £3 C398082-001A I60801 (TT Video 84 pin PLCC) C300580-001 (TT PLCC Funnel) - £3 C301224-001 I60615, SCX622S, SCX6225 TT / MegaSTE 84 Pin PLCC GLUE) C300586-001 CPU 68030 32Mhz TT C300581-001 (TT PLCC DCU 68 pin) C301223-001A (TT 84 Pin PLCC DMAC) CO70122-002 HD6301VIP (ST / Mega / STE / MegaSTE / Stacy / TT /Falcon Keyboard CPU) - £5 C101622 (Mega / MegaSTE Real Time Clock / RP5C15) C100110-001 (ST / Mega DMA) - £5 MC146818AP (MegaSTE / TT clock chip) C014806 – 35 (XL/XE CPU) - £5 C010750-03 UM6526PI – 2600 TIA - £15 C026307-001 (GERMAN TOS 1) - £5 C301168-001A C301179-002A C060474 (74LS51) C021697 – 11 C101727 – 002A MC146818AP – MOTOROLA MC146818 AP C026306 – 001 C301180-002 C301179-002 C398080-001 CS4216 – FALCON CODEC - £10 L53C80JC2 – FALCON SCSI - £10 C301223 – TT DMAC C301225-001 – MCU C389082-001 C398082-001A L53C80JC – TT SCSI IC - £10 C300868-001 UM6507 / C010745-12 C398721-001 – PAL TT - £5 C398722-001 – PAL TT - £5 CRYSTALS: C012285 C070750 8.010613M 32.04245 MHz C100281 (Mega Oscillator) Portfolio parts Power I/P Socket Battery Spring C103398 Battery Cover Feet(small) Feet (large)

It works! Finally got it sorted ok with the suggested game Thanks guys for all your help

Here it is

OK thanks I'll give this a go But could you give me a step by step instruction on how to load this and set this flashcard up with this correct settings I am using Hterm as recommended in the manual When i press the green anykey button i get the info on screen, i need help from here on I have spent too much time on this so far and got nowehere

Well i don't know if any of the games have copy protection do i as nothing is said So can anyone tell me a game that doesn't have copy protection? All i want to do is test the flashcard works with 1 game

OK thanks guys, sure are some good games in the those lists to try out So far i have been trying to upload a couple of them to the flashcard which according to the screen messages is ok But when i try the card in the Lynx, i get the "insert game" message Lynx is fine with any other original game What am i doing wrong?

Hi all I recently picked up the above flashcard and have finally got it all set up and working All i need now is to find a game to test it with Does anyone know where or indeed if there are any games available online? i just want at least something to verify it all works ok If anyone can help please let me know

I'm looking for the above it anyone can help? or even a modern day equivalent basically the rotary ON/OFF / Volume switch for the SC 1224 colour monitor it has 4 pins on the base and 3 on the side the 3 pins on the side are for the volume the 4 pins on the base and for LIVE/Neutral IN / Live/Neutral OUT

thanks but it's just the actual blue 2 pin female plug I require, not the whole PSU

does anyone know where i can find the blue power plug that fits into the back of the 7800? it looks like a totally unique item that Atari used there must be some somewhere? anything considered note: it's just the blue 2 pin female plug that goes into the back of the 7800 I'm looking for not the whole PSU

does anyone know where i can find the blue power plug that fits into the back of the 7800? it looks like a totally unique item that Atari used there must be some somewhere? anything considered

NEW boxed and sealed old stock Atari LYNX mains power supply for sale works with MK1 and MK 2 UK/European 240V £15 plus shipping £4 shipping UK £10 shipping Europe £15 worldwide shipping