[CUBE] I got the!7 inch CRT Apple Studio Monitor blues...

[Rick Rodman]

Sounds like the monitor is pulling too much power from the muffler.  It 
doesn't have its own power cord, does it?

The CRT monitor probably needs a lot of power.  The first thing to do 
is make sure the ADC connectors are seated well.  The next thing to do 
will be to pull the core and insure the connectors inside the core are 
seated well, and the video card is seated well.

If you can't find anything wrong, it may be that this monitor is not a 
good match for the Cube.

On Saturday, July 26, 2003, at 11:07 AM, david sarcastix wrote:

> Greetings, Cubists.
>
> Okay, my first big problem.
>
> Cube, pretty stock
> 450 mhz
> 384 mb memory
> 20 gig HD
> Jaguar 10.2.6
>
> I bought it on ebay, worked great out of the box.
> I've bought more ram. Just haven't installed it yet.
>
> 17 inch Apple Studio monitor CRT.
> bought on ebay, seemed okay, has worked okay for months.
>
> The only other thing plugged in is an Ethernet cable.
>
> It's a strange problem. If the cube and monitor are sitting there 
> (meaning
> that they are running), everything seems okay. I have a software 
> temperature
> gauge, it hovers at around 96.8 Fahrenheit.
>
> If I START using the cube, launching programs, surfing, etc. in a few
> minutes the monitor starts turning itself OFF and ON. Within a few 
> minutes
> it's cycling about every 5 seconds.
>
> The temperature rises about 10 degrees.
>
> If I STOP using the cube, the cycling remains on for a long time, it 
> doesn't
> want to calm down, and temperature drops back to 96.8.
>
> If i restart, USUALLY the monitor calms down and doesn't start cycling 
> again
> until I use the cube again.
>
> The cube is always on, so it doesn't seem like a temp problem, as in a 
> cold
> start to overheating.
>
> Sometimes the monitor turns off on the first mouse click that 
> activates the
> hard drive, sometimes not.
>
> I hate problems like this.