Hi i am new to this site and hope i can get some help on a CBM 8032 computer.
I just got this out of storage for the last 30 years plugged it in and all was working fine.
The next day i turned it on and at boot the screen showed full of Zeros " 0 " this happened
about 2 seconds before the Commodore logo appeared, most of the logo contained various
graphic symbols so hard to read . The zeros show on columbs 2,4,6 etc across the screen
and all in between columbs are blank 1,3,5, etc. Any help to locate this problem would
be appreciated.
Regards Colin
CBM 8032
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Re: CBM 8032
Have you pushed down on the socketed chips? They can lose contact (wiggle loose) over time.
Truly,
Truly,
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Re: CBM 8032
Hi Robert and thank you for your reply. I have replaced these chips.
UD6,7,8,9,10 Rom UB12 pia UB13 crt UB14mpu UB15via UB16pia
UA3rom UA4 to Ua19 dynamic ram
UA2 8bit register UC1 schottky flip/flop UC2 Ex or gate
checked all power supply components and voltages
I would appreciate any more suggestions
UD6,7,8,9,10 Rom UB12 pia UB13 crt UB14mpu UB15via UB16pia
UA3rom UA4 to Ua19 dynamic ram
UA2 8bit register UC1 schottky flip/flop UC2 Ex or gate
checked all power supply components and voltages
I would appreciate any more suggestions
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Re: CBM 8032
I finally got it fixed, turned out to be a bad UC7 static ram
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Heh, I was about to suggest it was a RAM problem.
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Re: CBM 8032
Thanks Robert I replaced it with MPS2114 from an old pet 2001 it fixed the problem for 1 day then that chip died again .The original in the 8032 just says it's a 2114 chip so have been looking for new mm2114 or mps2114
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Re: CBM 8032
Pictures of my Commodore collection
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Pictures of my Commodore collection
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Very nice!
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
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Re: CBM 8032
Thank you Robert and Happy New Year to you