Re: Q: Video-7 enhancer for IIC, output ports!

[Tony Cianfaglione <ab616@chebucto.ns.ca>]

Since Commodore 128 computers used digital RGB as well, you can look for a
Commodore RGB monitor and a cable for a 128 (which is a 9 pin TTL/CGA
compatible).  Most Commodore monitors had one 9 pin input which was
switchable between digital and analog (analog was necessary if you had an
Amiga).  I've been using a digital CBM monitor for years with my IIc.

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On Tue, 25 Apr 2000, Deacon Blue wrote:

> Hi!
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> I have a IIc with the Video-7 enhancer mounted on the back-side.  The unit
> have to output ports, one for composite (RCA) and a separate 'Dsub 9 pin
> connector'
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> What type of  cable should be used with the DB9-port for enabling connection
> on CGA-compatible display?
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> best regards
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