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Re: 19" color Sun System monitor.

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From: Craig Dewick
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 1996 00:00
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In <Pine.LNX.3.91.960723171231.31206B-100000@sanfran.infinex.com> The Cable Guy <warlock@sanfran.infinex.com> writes:

>If this is not the right newsgroup... Please direct me to the right one!

>Someone just gave me a 19" color monitor from a Sun work station.

>Is there a way to convert this to a super VGA? Someone mentioned I have
>to be able to convert it to a single frequency?

What make is it? I know of two 19" colour types Sun used - Hitachi
HM-4119's and a Sony model, but there could be others as well.

These monitors work with standard Sun colour video signals which are 62.75
KHz horizontal and 65.5 Hz (nominally 66 Hz) vertical, with a resolution
of 1152 x 900. 

Unless the monitor you have is a multisync variety, you'll have trouble
adjusting it to work with signals that have significantly specs to those
used by Sun. As a rule, with a fixed-frequency monitor adjustment is
normally possible within a roughly +/- 10 percent range for both
horizontal and vertical frequencies.

Regards,

Craig.
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From: cdewick@jedi.apana.org.au (Craig Dewick)
Subject: Re: 19" color Sun System monitor.
Date: 1996/07/25
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