For the record, no IC in UF9 = checkboard (that wanders a bit as per my previous post).
New UF9 = solid checkerboard
Old UF9 = inverse @ sign.
Colin.
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Originally Posted by ajgriff
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Originally Posted by SiriusHardware
The intermittent / unpredictable effects seen were all with the original UF9 (suspected faulty) fitted or with no UF9 fitted. Since a new UF9 device was fitted I think the output has been constant chequerboard ....
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Fair comment and I think you're right. However, it does seem strange that when the old UF9 was refittted the @s emerged. Also at one point earlier (before UF9s removal) Colin detected the ; code. Perhaps these anomalies were indeed caused by a faulty UF9. Difficult to be sure.
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