Andy Barrus wrote:
> My brother in law just purchased a PTP 225. It boots up but there is no
> video. Tried changing the battery but still no video. It has a video
> card. Questions: Does this model come with VRAM on the motherboard? What
> else should I try to get a video signal?
Not a lot of information to go on, but always go for the simple first. The OEM
video card is most likely a tt 128? Damn near bullet proof. Check the seating of
the video card, cable connections, etc.. Is it a known good monitor, good cable,
etc.?
Even if the card is bad, replacement ones are usually real reasonable on the
auction sites. The PTP series used video on cards, not on the mother board.
Jack Russell
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