| Author | Message | ||
     Anonymous Rating: N/A |
When I boot my pc, even in the DOS screens or the loading screen for the OS, the left/right shutters go on/off randomly. When finally booted in windows, they keep doing this. So because they do this even in DOS and while loading the OS, I can't imagine it being the software. Could it be that my glasses are broken? Or that the batteries are (almost) out? Can't seem to think what could be the problem. It could also be a compatibility problem with my monitor and/or motherboard because these both are changed since I last used them (about 6 months ago). | ||
| StereoGamer Rating: N/A |
The glasses will flicker during DOS boot up as the system will randomly toggle the DDC lines which drive the glasses, so this is NOT a good indication of H/W problems. More likely a monitor compatibility issue. - Cheers | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
well, I also tried disabling pins 12 & 15 but the flickering stays. My monitor is an LG 915FT+ | ||
| Taiki Rating: N/A |
i had the same problem with same monitor but i solved removing pins 12 and 15 | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
well, I removed those pins from the cable that came with the glasses, but it didn't help... | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
or do I need to remove the pins from the monitor cable itself? | ||
| Holbein der Ältere Rating: N/A |
Try GTF or DMT in the GeForce Analog Monitor Device Adjustment. | ||
| Andreas Schulz Rating: N/A |
'...removed those pins from the cable that came with the glasses..' - Ouch !!! If you removed the pins from the plug that plugs into the PC, I'm afraid you won't get any flicker at all anymore. Note that pin 12 is used to control the glasses from the PC, so intrrupting pin 12 between PC and glasses is a very bad idea. To resolve DDC issues with the monitor, pin 12 should be interrupted between Revelator dongle and monitor; best by using an old Voodoo2 loop cable with or some cheap VGA extension cable with the pin removed. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
yeah, figured this out by now  got myself an extension cable and now no flickering at all. any idea how I can get a replacement for the cable that came with the glasses? I don't see how I can re-attach those pins. Damn, I'm stupid | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
any1 got any idea how to replace this cable? I need to get a new one, the old one is totally screwed now (tried to solder a new pin, didn't work) I live in belgium if u can help -> hans.vondercrone@pandora.be thx | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Order a new Elsa Revelator, they sell it online for €20 wire and €30 wireless. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
yeah right, I'm NOT gonna buy a new one just for a broken cable | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Check out the the hombrew project in the News for December 15, 2001. If you're technically inclined - it basically gives the circuit for driving the relevator wireless. I built it for a set of old eyescream glasses that I have and it works well - though the oscillator part of the circuit may require some playing with to get the correct carrier frequency. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
great | ||
| gueset2 Rating: |
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