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garrett.rosania Posted - Oct 10 2005 : 1:46:42 PM
Apparently the new Goggles at the 4T are broken? Is this why we are using the old goggles?

I had a problem using the goggles this morning. No images were being displayed on the screen; computer, DVD, nothing.

Imran, maybe you can explain how you fixed this problem if it comes up again.

Will the other goggles be replaced/repaired? Sooner, Later?

Hopefully we can get some more information regarding these issues, and avoid any more lost time.

Thanks,

GarrettR
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deshmukh Posted - Oct 10 2005 : 2:16:33 PM
The goggles display an 'out of scan range' message indicating that they are not recieving the video signal correctly.
Resetting the video switch in the experiment room reset the video signal to the goggles (displaying the images from dvd/computer). The goggles are not broken.

Regarding the 'other' goggles please read an earlier post by Michele
http://www.biac.duke.edu/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=631

Imran

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