Re: Apple IIc --- output options

[Patrick Schaefer <pa.schaefer@fz-juelich.de>]

Mitchell Spector wrote:

>     As mentioned above, it supplies an NTSC video signal. On a North
> American or Japanese television set (or VCR and other video devices)
> it will hook in directly and provide color video. That is, assuming
> you have a composite 'VIDEO IN' input. I suppose an NTSC->PAL type
> converter would be required here.

The European Apple II machines supply an NTSC signal (that means with no
phase change between two lines), but with 50 Hz / 15 625 Hz timing. 
This signal can be connected directly to a SCART video input. The image
will be b/w, for a color image you will need a PAL converter.

The old Apple ][plus has three solder jumpers. They have to be bridged
to select 50 Hz operation instead of the American 60 Hz timing.


Patrick