Yes, the US QL can be used with a CGA monitor; BUT, one line's signal needs to be
inverted -- others who are more technically inclined can hopefully elaborate.
An older, NEC EGA-multisync monitor _can_ be hooked up to a QL, but my recollection is
that the equivalent image is less than full
On 17/04/02 at 20:24 Phoebus Dokos wrote:
Hello again,
here's stupid question no. 2.
No, actually good question!
Since I don't remember its specs but I do remember that most multisync
monitors cannot go low enough for the QL to output on them...
Most, but not all.
QL uses 15625Hz Hsynch,
At 09:51 ðì 18/4/2002, Al Feng wrote:
Yes, the US QL can be used with a CGA monitor; BUT, one line's signal
needs to be inverted -- others who are more technically inclined can
hopefully elaborate.
An older, NEC EGA-multisync monitor _can_ be hooked up to a QL, but my
recollection is that
On 18/04/02 at 11:46 Phoebus Dokos wrote:
Where can you get the CGA-VGA adapter?
Here
http://www.pc-extras.com/prods/adcgav.html
Ah, don't bother. It only adapts signal levels - will not work unless the
multisynch monitor supports low synch frequency...
Nasta
Al Feng wrote:
BTW. My regular QL is currently hooked up to a CGA monitor using a simple (one
chip) home-made RGB-CGA adapter based on a design by someone (I don't recall who,
off hand -- sorry) in the Captial Area T/S User Group [well, I first read it in their
newsletter several years ago
At 01:44 ìì 18/4/2002, you wrote:
On 18/04/02 at 11:46 Phoebus Dokos wrote:
Where can you get the CGA-VGA adapter?
Here
http://www.pc-extras.com/prods/adcgav.html
Ah, don't bother. It only adapts signal levels - will not work unless the
multisynch monitor supports low synch frequency...
On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Phoebus Dokos wrote:
http://www.pc-extras.com/prods/adcgav.html
The connector shown does not convert the signal from CGA to VGA - it only
converts the conenctor from a CGA-style 9-pin socket to a VGA+-style
15-pin socket.
Sorry :o(
Dave
On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Dexter wrote:
The connector shown does not convert the signal from CGA to VGA - it only
converts the conenctor from a CGA-style 9-pin socket to a VGA+-style
15-pin socket.
Hehe, that'll teach me for replying as I go instead of reading all first
then replying.
At 02:13 ìì 18/4/2002, The DaveMAN wrote:
On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Phoebus Dokos wrote:
http://www.pc-extras.com/prods/adcgav.html
The connector shown does not convert the signal from CGA to VGA - it only
converts the conenctor from a CGA-style 9-pin socket to a VGA+-style
15-pin socket.
Hello again,
here's stupid question no. 2.
Since I don't remember its specs but I do remember that most multisync
monitors cannot go low enough for the QL to output on them...
Is the QL compatible with CGA monitors (or was that only TTL and not Analog?)
If it is I just found a nice adapter from
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