Sync adapter instructions ?

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2 total messages Started by Sonny Foster Wed, 18 Jun 1997 00:00

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Author: Sonny Foster
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 1997 00:00

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Hi,

I have an old 17" monitor which is basically a Sony Trinitorn tube in a
HP case. It is not a multi-sync monitor but rather has the three cabes
(R,G & B) coming from BNC connectors to a Mac plug. 

I understand that I need some sort of sync box to create the signals
needed by my Mac to run this monitor. Does anybody know how to build
such a unit ? From what I can gather, I just need one chip and a few
wires to connect it all up.

Any help would be appreciated. Particularly if you know of a supplier in
Australia.

Cheers

Sonny

Re: Sync adapter instructions ?

#13

Author: Matthew Vanden Berg
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997 00:00

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Hello Sonny, check out http://www.Nashville.Net/~griffin/ for
info. Their products are distributed locally by 

Advanced Components & Peripherals
Unit 1 19-23 Geddes St
Mulgrave Victoria
61-3-9562 2300

cheers matthew

Sonny Foster <sfoster@tctysal1.telstra.com.au> writes:

>I have an old 17" monitor which is basically a Sony Trinitorn tube in a
>HP case. It is not a multi-sync monitor but rather has the three cabes
>(R,G & B) coming from BNC connectors to a Mac plug. 

>I understand that I need some sort of sync box to create the signals
>needed by my Mac to run this monitor. Does anybody know how to build
>such a unit ? From what I can gather, I just need one chip and a few
>wires to connect it all up.

>Any help would be appreciated. Particularly if you know of a supplier in
>Australia.

>Cheers

>Sonny
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Matthew Vanden Berg                    Phone      (07) 336 54357
Network Development, Prentice Centre   Fax        (07) 336 54477
The University of Queensland 4072      E-mail     matthew@uq.edu.au

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