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Re: IIe RGB pinout
- Subject: Re: IIe RGB pinout
- From: Martin Doherty <martin.doherty@undisclosed.com>
- Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2005 22:36:03 -0500
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Down with top-posting!
Adrian Robey wrote:
I was lucky enough to stumble on a cable that works purely by accident. I
was just wondering what the difference between the IIgs monitors and that
IIe monitor. Because even in the Apple II FAQ. Neither of those two items
are listed.You're the first person I've talked to that knows anything about
it. It's mainly that I have 2 comodore monitors but they are 9 pin digital
or analog. and I know that the IIe is a digital signal and that the IIGS is
an analog signal. So if anyone knows any more info would bel greatly
appreciated
I've emailed you a file. It's the manual for the Applied Engineering
Digital Prism RGB daughterboard that fits onto a RAMWorks II or III.
This combo is plug, pin and software compatible with the Apple/Video-7
board. I noticed that the manual shows the pinouts! Maybe not so
important now that you have a working cable, but might be interesting
nonetheless.
Thanks to Wayne Stewart for originally providing this file on his web page.