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In article <242@xrxns.UUCP> toml@xrxns.UUCP (Tom Love) writes:
>i acquired a monochrome atari monitor for pretty cheap a few months back.
>the only problem is that the display quality isn't really great.  though
>the focus is sharp, the display occupies only a small area of the screen 
>itself, and the display image itself is slightly rotated (clockwise) so
>that everything runs slightly downhill from left to right.

	You can adjust the tilt, by rotating the yoke that is on the 
picture tube, and resides on the neck and the base of the tube. Sounds 
like all you have to do is loosen a holding screw and then gently turn the 
yoke until the picture is straight.

	The picture can be enlarged by adjusting the Verticle lin and 
the Vert Height adjustments inside the monitor. Be aware that you will 
loose some resolution in doing this, and I myself have opted to leave it 
as it came from Atari. I love the rez.

	Also be aware that the inside of the monitor is colted with a 
material that IS CONDUCTIVE, and therefore if you do not unplug the speaker
and remove the back totally, you can have the possibiities of shorting the 
monitor out, and thus costing repairs.

	Also be aware that there is HIGH VOLTAGE inside the monitor, and that 
the CRT can retain a charge, thus causing an shock hazard.

	If you are in doubt, have some one that is more at home inside the 
monitor for you can avoid problems. If in doubt DON'T DO IT YOURSELF, get 
someone that has done this before, or has worked on Television sets, as they 
would be much more aquainted with what to do.

	-rich

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