Re: Apple IIc+ Monitor

[davej@ebmud.com (David S. Jackson)]

In article <DMGGK9.sF@actrix.gen.nz>, dempson@atlantis.actrix.gen.nz 
says...

>That isn't an RGB port, despite the similar appearance to the Mac,
>IIgs and Apple III video connectors.
>
>The IIc and IIc+ have a 15-pin video expansion connector, which
>provides all the signals necessary to generate an RGB signal with some
>external hardware.  You cannot plug an RGB monitor directly into the
>connector: it could damage the computer, and it certainly won't work.
>
>Apple released an LCD display for the IIc which plugged directly into
>the connector (as far as I know - I've never seen one).
>
>There was an RGB adaptor for the IIc (a clip-on box), but I don't know
>who made it or whether it is still available.  It worked with a
>digital RGB monitor (the connector it provides is probably a 15-pin D
>connector that is compatible with the Apple III and the Apple IIe with
>an RGB card).  This could be used with a CGA-compatible RGB monitor
>with an appropriate adaptor cable.
>
>-- 
>David Empson
>dempson@actrix.gen.nz
>Snail mail: P.O. Box 27-103, Wellington, New Zealand

Not sure if you got my last posting Dave, so I'll try again.

I saw an Apple "RGB Monitor", model no. A9M0308, at the surplus store.
It has the same connector(db15) and symbol (three circles in a screen?) as 
the back of my Apple IIc at the video/TV port which is also db15(?).

Can this model be used with the IIc? Does it require the "RGB adapter"?
I could not find this model in the Apple "tech info library", anyone have 
data on it?

thanks, Dave Jackson, Santa Rosa, CA, USA.