forcex
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Post by forcex on Jan 7, 2019 19:00:42 GMT -5
I've recently purchased an XMC-1 (Received the unit Dec-23-2018). The front panel display now has one vertical row of pixels permanently illuminated beyond maximum brightness. Turning the display off does not turn off the pixels in question, Turning the unit off does not help either in fact, if or when they do go away, a cold boot is a sure way to bring them back. Has anyone else experienced this?   |
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Post by petew on Jan 7, 2019 20:48:29 GMT -5
Sounds like a trip back to TN is in store for the XMC-1.
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Post by adaboy on Jan 7, 2019 21:00:13 GMT -5
I've recently purchased an XMC-1 (Received the unit Dec-23-2018). The front panel display now has one vertical row of pixels permanently illuminated beyond maximum brightness. Turning the display off does not turn off the pixels in question, Turning the unit off does not help either in fact, if or when they do go away, a cold boot is a sure way to bring them back. Has anyone else experienced this? View AttachmentDoes the vertical line move side to side? If so you can call it Kit and press the turbo button from time to time. Hope your name is Michael... |
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forcex
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Post by forcex on Jan 7, 2019 21:44:52 GMT -5
Sounds like a trip back to TN is in store for the XMC-1. Exactly what I don't want to do :/ I've recently purchased an XMC-1 (Received the unit Dec-23-2018). The front panel display now has one vertical row of pixels permanently illuminated beyond maximum brightness. Turning the display off does not turn off the pixels in question, Turning the unit off does not help either in fact, if or when they do go away, a cold boot is a sure way to bring them back. Has anyone else experienced this? Does the vertical line move side to side? If so you can call it Kit and press the turbo button from time to time. Hope your name is Michael... No, no side to side scrolling. It wont even respond to me when I talk to it. How rude! 8} |
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Post by 405x5 on Jan 7, 2019 21:57:17 GMT -5
I've recently purchased an XMC-1 (Received the unit Dec-23-2018). The front panel display now has one vertical row of pixels permanently illuminated beyond maximum brightness. Turning the display off does not turn off the pixels in question, Turning the unit off does not help either in fact, if or when they do go away, a cold boot is a sure way to bring them back. Has anyone else experienced this? View AttachmentIt’s good you snapped the picture. Now that you have the shot I would pull the plug 🔌 and leave it out until you get with Franklin Tennessee. Looks like the board for the front end is cooked? Bill |
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