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Welcome to the '''Panasonic''' category! Panasonic (and its National brand for Japan) was one of the most important builders of the MSX family — sole producer of the MSX TurboR — and licensed both the | Welcome to the '''Panasonic''' category! Panasonic (and its National brand for Japan) was one of the most important builders of the MSX family — sole producer of the MSX TurboR — and licensed both the 3DO console (as the FZ-1 and FZ-10 R.E.A.L.) and Nintendo's GameCube (as the SL-GC10 Panasonic Q). The JR-100, JR-200 and JR-300 were Panasonic's own early-1980s home computer line. This category covers the entire Panasonic retro lineup. | ||
Each system features: | Each system features: | ||
Latest revision as of 22:04, 17 June 2026
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| Panasonic / National 8-bit Home Computers, MSX Systems, 3DO and the Panasonic Q |
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Welcome to the Panasonic category! Panasonic (and its National brand for Japan) was one of the most important builders of the MSX family — sole producer of the MSX TurboR — and licensed both the 3DO console (as the FZ-1 and FZ-10 R.E.A.L.) and Nintendo's GameCube (as the SL-GC10 Panasonic Q). The JR-100, JR-200 and JR-300 were Panasonic's own early-1980s home computer line. This category covers the entire Panasonic retro lineup.
Each system features:
- Maintenance of the JR series 6802-based home computers
- MSX troubleshooting across MSX1, MSX2, MSX2+ and TurboR generations
- Capacitor replacement for the FZ-1, FZ-10 and Panasonic Q
- Region-modding and AV upgrades for the 3DO and Q
🎮 Panasonic 3DO
[edit | edit source]🎮 Panasonic Q (GameCube)
[edit | edit source]| Model | Maintenance | Troubleshooting | Capacitor Guide | AV / Region Mods |
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| Panasonic Q | Panasonic Q General Maintenance | Panasonic Q Troubleshooting Guide | Panasonic Q Capacitor Replacement Guide | Panasonic Q Region Mod |
💻 JR-Series Home Computers
[edit | edit source]💻 Panasonic / National MSX
[edit | edit source]🖥️ All Panasonic
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🧪 Tools & Procedures
[edit | edit source]- Recommended Tools – Essential tools for restoration, soldering and diagnostics.
- Capacitor Failure Symptoms – Recognising and diagnosing failed electrolytic capacitors.
- CRT Discharge Procedure – Safety steps for systems with integrated CRTs.
🛠️ Service Manuals & Documentation
[edit | edit source]- Service Manuals – Cross-manufacturer manual collection.
- Capacitor Replacement Guides – Model-specific capacitor specs.
🔍 See Also
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