Hi George:
A common problem with the 2100 series units is that the LCD gets loose in it's socket.
Unplug the two front panel ribbon cables, remove 6 screws.
Have a close look to see how the LCD is relative to the socket, then carefully remove and reinstall the LCD.
Let us know if that fixes it.
http://www.pacificsites.com/~brooke/A2100F.shtml
Have Fun,
Brooke Clarke, N6GCE
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george wrote:
I just aquired my first Austron 2100F loran frequency monitor via ebay. I'm having trouble reading the display. There is leakage to other segments of the display that should normaly be off.
To be most specific when I enter 8888 from the key pad the other blank digits start activating slightly when I enter 88888 all other digits are 90% activated. The more segments of the displayed that are active creates more bleed over into the unactive segments at a very consistant amount.
I've believe the problem is in the lcd display itself as I've substituted a different cpu/mpu out of my 2100R and the lcd problem still exists.
Has anyone noticed even the slightesd leakage into the other segments of there 2100F's lcd display?
I believe the ground return pins of the lcd display module itself has high resistance or is opening up completely allowing backfeeding from other segments.
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