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Re: Apple //c Technical Info...
- Subject: Re: Apple //c Technical Info...
- From: lacoss@cello.gina.calstate.edu (LA County Outdoor Science School)
- Date: 1995/05/24
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: GINA and CORE+ Services of The California State University
- References: <3pvh8s$fes@daffy.anet.uwrf.edu>
jb0w@uwrf.edu (JOSEPH M BARBEY) writes:
> Alex Maddison (amaddiso@extro) wrote:
>
> : Hi there,
>
> : I'm trying to connect a colour monitor to my //c.... Does anyone have
> : technical information on the pin-outs for the DB-15 connector (I'm
> : trying to connect the //c to a 9-pin 286 PC monitor). Any information on
> : this would be appreciated, including whether or not it's actually
> : possible :-)
>
> Sorry, this doesn't work. The PC monitor uses a totally different system
> than the //c does. To connect the //c, or any Apple // for that matter, to
> a color monitor requires a monitor that accepts NTSC video. This would
> include the average VCR, as well as just about any new TV.
Sorry, but you are wrong on this one. The IIc will support a PC-style
digital RGB monitor, with the appropriate adapter. There used to be one
made by Video-7. There were also RGB options for the IIe. And, of
course, the IIgs uses an analog RGB monitor. The video expansion port on
the IIc was made for the purpose of allowing video expansion (hence the
name) beyond just NTSC.
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