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Re: Apple III RGB?
- Subject: Re: Apple III RGB?
- From: Alan Tuttle <news001@macgeek.org>
- Date: 1999/08/08
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- References: <7ohs3v$j9i@news-central.tiac.net>
- User-agent: YA-NewsWatcher/4.2.2
Here's the pin-outs for the Apple III DA-15 Male video connector:
Pin # Signal Name Signal Description
----- ----------- ------------------
1 SG Shield ground
2 XRGB4 TTL output with instantaneous color
information; linear-weighted sum of these
four signals will form a true 16-color RGB
video signal
3 SYNCH Composite sync signal (negative-going)
4 PDI Not used
5 XRGB1 See pin 2
6 GND Power and signal ground
7 -5V -5 volts, 200ma maximum current drain
8 +12V +12 volts, 500ma maximum current drain
9 XRGB2 See pin 2
10 XRGB8 See pin 2
11 BWVID Black and white composite video; NTSC-
compatible signal with negative-going sync;
1 volt peak-to-peak into a 75-ohm load
12 NTSC Color composite video; NTSC-compatible signal
with negative-going sync; 1 volt peak-to-peak
into a 75-ohm load
13 GND Power and signal ground
14 -12V -12 volts, 200ma maximum current drain
15 +5V +5 volts, 1 amp maximum current drain
And here's the pin-outs for the Apple IIgs RGB video connector:
1 Signal ground (RED)
2 Analog Red video
3 Composite sync
4 No connection
5 Analog Green video
6 Signal ground (Green)
7 -5 volts DC
8 +12 volts DC
9 Analog Blue video
10 No connection
11 Sound (1 volt peak-to-peak)
12 Composite video output
13 Signal ground (Blue)
14 No connection
15 No connection
(shield) System ground
Someone else will have to come up with the pin-outs for the Apple RGB
Display.
In article <7ohs3v$j9i@news-central.tiac.net>, Stefan Miganowicz
<nrsdpms1@tiac.net> wrote:
> Now that I've got this Apple III running in the collection, I think I
> remember that someone said that the Apple RGB monitor would work on the
> Apple III. What does it take to make it work with an Apple III?
>
>
>
> Thanks,
> Stefan