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Date Posted: 10:03:12 08/26/01 Sun
Author: Potter
Subject: 5508W AGC fix

After reading all the posts regarding AGC problems I started looking for a solution for this box (5508W type 3) - thanks for the inspiration everyone!
Went through my schematic traces and the answer was right there in the box - a black level AGC sample & hold circuit based on a TL082 opamp and a 4066 which is driven by a dual monostable (4538). I'm driving this circuit from RA2 on the decoder (SX18) with a minor change to the software and it works perfectly. RA2 is connected to D205 to take advantage of the existing TTL to CMOS logic level converter.
A logic 1 on RA2 (to D205) takes a black level sample on 1 line/frame (modify makehline), 0 then uses the sample to shift AGC appropriately.
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