Re: Philips parts

2000-07-19 Thread Daniel Ravazzi

Hi there!!


Laurens Holst wrote:

I tried to connect my Philips MSX its keyboard to my Sanyo.
It didn't work.

hmmmProbably really not...because have that "little differences"...you
need "move" to left the contacts of the upper film... :-) and extend it..

greetz!
Daniel Ravazzi

 Well, I have a MSX by Sanyo (Wavy 70FD2), and keyboard of this machine is
 not work...the keyboard film contact is broken (destroyed!)...and told me
 Sanyo not have
 any parts for this machine.. :-(...

 BUT... :-)... I look in keyboard of Philips NMS8250 and verify that film
 keyboard is
 the same!! (little differences)... well...anybody have it for me? :-)) or
 can get it in any Philips tecnical assistence? Or also if anybody have
any
 8250/80 keyboard remaining...and can sell for me...:-) email-me. I'm
looking
 for original black drives too...






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Re: Philips parts

2000-07-18 Thread Laurens Holst

 Well, I have a MSX by Sanyo (Wavy 70FD2), and keyboard of this machine is
 not work...the keyboard film contact is broken (destroyed!)...and told me
 Sanyo not have
 any parts for this machine.. :-(...

 BUT... :-)... I look in keyboard of Philips NMS8250 and verify that film
 keyboard is
 the same!! (little differences)... well...anybody have it for me? :-)) or
 can get it in any Philips tecnical assistence? Or also if anybody have any
 8250/80 keyboard remaining...and can sell for me...:-) email-me. I'm
looking
 for original black drives too...

I tried to connect my Philips MSX its keyboard to my Sanyo.
It didn't work.


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RE: Philips parts

2000-07-16 Thread Hans-Peter Zeedijk

The switch freezes (disconnects) the processor clock. It is voor service
purpose only. I am not using my original 8250 keyboard anymore because I
have the 8250 build into PC case, so I rewired a PC keyboard to be used with
it. (Advantage: I have a 25pin d-connector on it and I can use a printer
extention cable to connect it to the MSX (in the PC case a printerport
connector cable from a PC mainboard)
Greetings, Hapzee

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Onderwerp: Philips parts


Hi People!!

Well, I have a MSX by Sanyo (Wavy 70FD2), and keyboard of this machine is
not work...the keyboard film contact is broken (destroyed!)...and told me
Sanyo not have
any parts for this machine.. :-(...

BUT... :-)... I look in keyboard of Philips NMS8250 and verify that film
keyboard is
the same!! (little differences)... well...anybody have it for me? :-)) or
can get it in any Philips tecnical assistence? Or also if anybody have any
8250/80 keyboard remaining...and can sell for me...:-) email-me. I'm looking
for original black drives too...

Now..I have a question: I look in main PCB of 8250 and look a swicth (not
jumper! really switch)...on center...OFF the MSX work...ON, MSX not work...
so...what is this switch?


Thanks!!
Daniel Ravazzi

PS: my MSX page is coming soon :)



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RE: Philips parts

2000-07-15 Thread Hans Otten

The switch is for testpurposes. You need a cartridge too (which i do not
have..)

I think the NMS8280 service manual has some info on it (still scanning and
stitching the parts together, hope to finish it next week, had half of it
already online when geocities kicked me off, any opinion on which free
webpage provider to select?).

Hans


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Re: Philips parts

2000-07-15 Thread Werner Augusto Roder Kai

Hans Otten gravada:

 any opinion on which free
 webpage provider to select?).

www.spaceports.com

Simply the best.
[]s
Werner Kai


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Re: Philips parts

2000-07-15 Thread Maarten ter Huurne

On Sat, 15 Jul 2000, Daniel Ravazzi wrote:

 Well, I have a MSX by Sanyo (Wavy 70FD2), and keyboard of this machine is
 not work...the keyboard film contact is broken (destroyed!)...and told me
 Sanyo not have
 any parts for this machine.. :-(...

One option is to buy Leonardo Padial's keyboard interface, which you can 
use to connect any PC keyboard to your MSX. The interface is quite 
expensive, but PC keyboards aren't. However, adapting a 8250 keyboard is 
probably cheaper.

Pierre Gielen wrote a review of the LP keyboard interface for MCCW 92:
  http://www.mccw.aktu.nl/

 BUT... :-)... I look in keyboard of Philips NMS8250 and verify that film
 keyboard is
 the same!! (little differences)...

Sanyo made the 8250, Philips designed only the case, probably...

 I'm looking for original black drives too...

They look good in 82xx machines, but they are not good drives. Maybe it's a 
better idea to try and mount the black front onto a PC drive.

 Now..I have a question: I look in main PCB of 8250 and look a swicth (not
 jumper! really switch)...on center...OFF the MSX work...ON, MSX not
 work... so...what is this switch?

It is said that it turns off the internal ROMs. Maybe it maps slot 1 to 
slot 0 as well, otherwise the service cartridge wouldn't work.

Bye,
Maarten



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Re: Philips parts

2000-07-15 Thread Daniel Ravazzi

Hi again!!

 Well, I have a MSX by Sanyo (Wavy 70FD2), and keyboard of this machine is
 not work...the keyboard film contact is broken (destroyed!)...

One option is to buy Leonardo Padial's keyboard interface, which you can
use to connect any PC keyboard to your MSX. The interface is quite
expensive, but PC keyboards aren't. However, adapting a 8250 keyboard is
probably cheaper.



Yes...anybody with any 8250 keyboard avaiable??..please... :-)
I prefer the film of 8250 keyboard because I would like the Wavy original...
collector's things :-)


Sanyo made the 8250, Philips designed only the case, probably...


yes...probably...on 8250 main board have a Sanyo logo


 I'm looking for original black drives too...
They look good in 82xx machines, but they are not good drives. Maybe it's a
better idea to try and mount the black front onto a PC drive.


Yes...again..it is collector's thing..:-)..but first I will want the
keyboard film...


 Now..I have a question: I look in main PCB of 8250 and look a swicth (not
 jumper! really switch)...on center...OFF the MSX work...ON, MSX not
 work... so...what is this switch?

It is said that it turns off the internal ROMs. Maybe it maps slot 1 to
slot 0 as well, otherwise the service cartridge wouldn't work.


hummm... anybody have this service cart? sounds interesting

Bye,
 Maarten


thanks a lot!
Daniel Ravazzi



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