Hello.
A friend gave me a 12" monochrome CRT with its circuits that was taken off
an injection molding machine (most likely from the control console
Sandretto Selec 90). As I haven't been able to find documentation I started
reversing the circuit to understand the meaning of the 10 pins on the card
edge connector.

There is the PSU, the HV generator and two ICs TDA1175P (vertical
deflection) and TDA1180P (horizontal processor). I write here in hope
someone was into these circuits and can help me understand what I need to
get it working.

Checks completed so far: fuses don't blow, CRT filament glows, there's a 14
kHz whine (I cheated using an audio spectrum App), 12Vdc is present.
Nothing on screen.

The closest documentation I could find is this service manual
http://oz1db.dk/hp/omnivision_man_lp06xx_rev0_0611.pdf, however I'm missing
something.

The 10-pin connector has 3x GND, 1x 12Vdc (output), the 3 contacts for
(what I think is) the remote brightness control, 1x not connected. I am
left with one contact going to a 2N2222 which should be "video input" and
another going to the TDA1180P horizontal processor. Where is the VSYNC
input? Not needed?

I've assembled an Arduino with the TVout library and got no reaction from
the CRT both with just the [video signal] and [video signal + TVout sync
output to the contact going to the TDA1180P]. The only difference between
the two input configurations is that when I add the sync signal I hear a
very low frequency buzz coming out of the screen circuits. I haven't been
lucky enough to find a schematic diagram with both these ICs and just one
sync input, and I've finished my guesses.

I wonder if someone in this great community has experience with this
circuit configuration and can suggest what kind of signals it is expecting.
Also, should it show something with no input signal, or at least some
noise? I know the dangers of EHT and I would try all low-voltage checks
first.

Thank you,
Paolo

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