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Increase the volume of an NMS-1205?

jpgrobler
msx lover
Posts: 117
Posted: February 21 2004, 11:15   
Quote:

II've only been able to find 1 page describing this problem and also giving a solution: it suggests to replace the resistor R41 with a heavier or a variable one.



I replaced the 10K resistor with 2x 22K resistors (44K)
The volume increased nicely on slotconnector and rca output.

jpgrobler
msx lover
Posts: 117
Posted: February 21 2004, 11:17   
Quote:

II've only been able to find 1 page describing this problem and also giving a solution: it suggests to replace the resistor R41 with a heavier or a variable one.



I replaced R41 (10K) with 2x 22K (44K) resistors
The volume increased very nicely!

JP
karloch

msx addict
Posts: 401
Posted: February 21 2004, 14:08   
Did you insert two resistor in the place of the R41? I mean, two resistor in the same point.
jpgrobler
msx lover
Posts: 117
Posted: February 21 2004, 18:47   
Quote:

Did you insert two resistor in the place of the R41? I mean, two resistor in the same point.



Yes in serie so the total resistance is 44K

dhau
msx master
Posts: 1047
Posted: May 12 2004, 23:27   
Hi, If you connected them like this:

/---[===]---\
\---[===]---/

then you will get 22KOhm/2 = 11KOhm

If you did it like this:

---[===]---.---[===]---

Then you will get 22KOhm + 22KOhm = 44KOhm

It doesn't matter really, since you did resolved your problem

dhau
msx master
Posts: 1047
Posted: May 13 2004, 17:15   
Hey JP, can you please put some photos of your hack? I mean I do have issues with volume with Philips NMS-1205 unit, and all is great with Toshiba MSX Audio...
[D-Tail]

msx guru
Posts: 2994
Posted: May 13 2004, 17:45   
Erm... I recall something about resistors in the Philips NMS8250 series model (so that's the 8250, 8255 and 8280). It had two resistors on the upper PCB which were incorrect, thus causing a sound malfunction. E.g. you won't hear the PSG when you've plugged a FM-PAC in. Or you just barely hear it. Maybe Repair-Bas knows more about this.
jpgrobler
msx lover
Posts: 117
Posted: May 13 2004, 19:29   
Like this:

---[===]---.---[===]---

I got 22KOhm + 22KOhm = 44KOhm

dhau
msx master
Posts: 1047
Posted: May 19 2004, 03:01   
Quote:

Erm... I recall something about resistors in the Philips NMS8250 series model (so that's the 8250, 8255 and 8280). It had two resistors on the upper PCB which were incorrect, thus causing a sound malfunction. E.g. you won't hear the PSG when you've plugged a FM-PAC in. Or you just barely hear it. Maybe Repair-Bas knows more about this.



Any chance you recall precise marking for those resistors on the pcboard?

I'm moving on to do some vicious upgrades on my NMS 8255 soon, first I have to expand memory in all my Sony machines from 64 to 512KB, as per maximum supported my S1985...
jpgrobler
msx lover
Posts: 117
Posted: May 19 2004, 05:28   
Hi

Fron Hans Ottens site: nms82xxgeluid.pdf. Instructions in Dutch & English with pictures!
http://www.funet.fi/pub/msx/mirrors/hanso/hwdoityourself/nms82xxgeluid.pdf

JP
4fridges
msx lover
Posts: 112
Posted: May 19 2004, 10:08   
want a mixer? got one, but i don't know it's working... Buy a little behringer mixer, for about 60 euro's you'll have a 4 channel mixer..


 
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