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IIgs RGB Port (was More Questions from a New IIgs User)
- Subject: IIgs RGB Port (was More Questions from a New IIgs User)
- From: jonINTERNETrelayCHAT@napaVALLEYnet.CLARInet (Jon Bettencourt)
- Date: 2000/01/13
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: ABS(power) corrupts ABS(ly) & Auld Lang SIN(), ?DIVISION BY ZERO ERROR, {Gammasoft Incorporated / Kreative Entertainment Services}
As you can tell from the subject line, this used to be a post called More
Questions from a New IIgs User. The mouse and game port question appears
to be solved, and I think I figured out the AppleTalk thing.
Now, only one question remains: the RGB port.
So far, I've figured out that it outputs analog RGB and has a frequncy of
15kHz. The Macintosh monitors only work as low as 30kHz, so the RGB
signals are doubled up inside the monitor.
I tried with the Apple Performa Display. It is distorted and makes a high
pitched sound. I knew it wouldn't work, just like I knew BLOADing a
Windows BMP file into HiRes graphics wouldn't work.
I also have an AcerView UVGA monitor hooked up to my PC. Would this
monitor work? If I had the pinouts of the cable from that monitor, I could
try it. But I need the pinouts for VGA. I already have a pinout for RGB.
In the New Questions thread I mentioned doubling the frequency of the RGB
port. Could I do this easily? Would I need to double something else, like
the RGB signals? I know I can ("know I can," _not_ "know how I can," by
the way) modify the _monitor_ to support 15kHz, but I've never opened up a
monitor before and I don't want to touch the wrong terminal and shock
myself. Trying to modify the IIgs would be safer.
Is there a little thing anywhere that you can put between the cables that
would double the frequency for me? Would doubling the frequency even work?
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