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Re: RGB card

Subject: Re: RGB card
From: mojoehand <jgray@zianet.com>
Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 19:12:27 -0800 (PST)
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> For what it's worth, the RGB card I have here required three clip-lead
> connections to pick signals off the motherboard that were not available at the
> bus connector.
>
> With the help of folks on the list, I was able to figure out where things went
> and eventually got a display out of it.  The unit I have is definitely not an
> Amdek, though, and bears no real resemblence to the units pictured.

The only "extra" connector I see on this card is the 2-pin one. What
signals did you have to pickup to make yours work?

BTW, I'm not sure which slot this thing is supposed to go in. I tried
both 3 and 7.

References:
- RGB card
  - From: mojoehand <jgray@zianet.com>
- Re: RGB card
  - From: mojoehand <jgray@zianet.com>
- Re: RGB card
  - From: Steven Hirsch <snhirsch@gmail.com>

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