Re: //e and color

[hirsch@emba-news.uvm.edu (Steven N. Hirsch)]

Norman L Jaojoco (dn276@cleveland.Freenet.Edu) wrote:

: In a previous article, jstott@pro-freedom.van.wa.us (Jamie Stott) says:

: [..]
: >Also, the Video 7 card has 2 little fish hook kind of clamps, a short one
: >and a long one--they're supposed to hook somewhere, I suppose to get MORE
: >video signal from some place, but it is a mystery as to what these hook up
: >to and this is why it is sitting on my shelf. I also note that Second Sight
: >doesn't need anything but the card.
: > 
: >Can any of you wizards clue me in on this?  I am not a techical wiz on this
: >stuff, just want my //e color back.
: [..]

: I captured the following info from an earlier posting...

: Article #77003 (77516 is last):
: From: co057@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Steven H. Lichter)
: >Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
: Subject: Video 7 Card
: Date: Sun Sep 18 02:13:52 1994
:  
:  
: A while back I sold a Video 7 RGB Card and a few people wanted to
: know how to hook 2 leads down on the //e. I got that information
: the other day. Here it is:
:  
: The read lead goes on the left side of R7 in the rear of the CPU
: near the composite port. The blus lead goes on the right side of
: R34 near the xtal in the front. I hope this helps.


Ah, yes, but my "Video 7" RGB card (OEM'ed for Apple?  It's got both
names on it..) does not have any captive leads.  Did the red and blue
leads attach to a header?  If so, which one?  What pinout?  Last but
not least, which header is the actual RGB output and will this drive
an SVGA multi-sync PC monitor?

- Steve

--
____________________________________________________________________________
|Steven N. Hirsch			 "Anything worth doing is worth    |
|University of Vermont			  overdoing.." - Hunter S. Thompson|
|Computer Science / EE                                                     |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------