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Article #3361Re: using Apollo Domain 19" monitors with Sun's
From: Duncan McRae
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1996 00:00
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> Craig Dewick writes:>
>
> I've recently been given a bunch of Apollo Domain 3000 machines with 19"
> colour monitors. All of the monitors work, and I expect that their specs
> are capable of handling Sun video signals, except that there is one snag.
>
> These monitors only have three inputs, so I am presuming that the sync
> signal that is supplied as a seperate output on Sun framebuffers needs to
> be combined with one of the colour gun drive signals, presumably the green
> signal. The question is though - how do I do this?
I have absolutely no idea if the following works, but it may be
useful:
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job (jdbogan@woodlawn.uchicago.edu) wrote:
: Does anybody know how to take the normal db15 (vga) signals, and put the
: syncs on green? I have a NeXT monitor that i'd like to run w/ a pc, and
: from what i understand, the monitor requires sync on green.
: If there is a company that makes such a device, that'd be great. but if
: anybody knows how to make the circuit, that'd work too. (a 4 bnc => 3 bnc
: w/ sync on green would also work.)
: thanks
: job
: --
: jdbogan@midway.uchicago.edu
I use the following without any poblems
on a DEC 1280x1024 monitor with my Diamond
stealth V64 and BSD/XFree and Windose. But dont
blame me if you blow something up !!
+5.0V
|
/
\ VR1 (~500)
33uF tantalum | ~0.3V DC
GREEN------|----||-----|--------------------|-----GREEN to workstation
|----||-----| |
.1-.01uF ceramic |
|
_|
HSYNC--------|-------\ |
| GATE |------CSYNC---------|| VN10KM or similar small
VSYNC--------|-------/ |_ N channel enhancement MOSFET
| |
Gnd
HSYNC, VSYNC and CSYNC are ground with 4.7k carbon resisitors
GATE=
OR: for +ve logic sync and no hsyn during vsync
XOR: for -ve or +ve logic sync and hysnc during vsync
NAND: for -ve sync and no hsync during vsync
Capacitors are optional, I dont use them and I use XOR
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have fun
duncan
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From: duncanm@tplrd.tpl.oz.au (Duncan McRae)
Subject: Re: using Apollo Domain 19" monitors with Sun's
Date: 1996/02/28
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