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    Page 1 Page 1 of 75 Wells-Gardner 6100 Vector Monitor FAQ and Guide Version 1.0 March 1, 2002 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................2 HOW DOES A VECTOR MONITOR WORK?...................................................3 INSTALLING A CAP KIT............................................................................................13 DIAGNOSING YOUR WELLS-GARDNER...
    Page 2 Wells-Garnder Color Vector Monitor Guide Page 2 of 75 INTRODUCTION Note: Very little, if any, of this document is my own work. Information in this document has been taken from official factory manuals, technical updates, practical experience by others, etc. In many instances I have paraphrased or omitted information from the original documents for readability and/or clarity purposes. I thought it would be helpful, not only to myself, but to others having trouble with their color vector monitors....
    Page 3 Wells-Garnder Color Vector Monitor Guide Page 3 of 75 HOW DOES A VECTOR MONITOR WORK? Vector monitors, also referred to by Atari and others as XY or Quadrascan monitors, are available in black & white or color. A black & white picture tube has one electron gun that lights just one type of phosphor (usually, but not always, white). Color tubes have 3 electron guns that, when the yoke and neck magnets are aligned properly, each hit their own phosphors only, either red, green, or blue (RGB). Something...
    Page 4 Wells-Garnder Color Vector Monitor Guide Page 4 of 75 Multiple intensities are achieved by selectively reducing the output power of the Z amplifier(s). The lower power output, the brighter the screen illumination. The first black & white vector hardware (Lunar Lander, Asteroids, etc.) allowed the game companies like Atari to produce high-resolution 768 by 1024 images. This was in the late 1970s when the gaming industry was just moving over to color monitors. Dave Theurer programmed the first color...
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