I have a similar Tseng (ET2000) 500kB svga and if I remember correctly it
would autodetect which port to use with all on (or maybe off) and just #1
or #6 off (or on). It tries to emulate EGA on a monochrome monitor with 9
pin connector.
(it would run the train.apm on a Tandy screen fom 1985, and even attempt a
vga resolution which failed to use the entire screen if switches #1 and #6
on. Amazingly the resolution of this cga screen was sufficient.) I guess
youll have to use a screen capable of both cga and hercules to do it.
At this moment I don't have the old stuff with me, but I can try later this
week.
At 17:50 5-8-01 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi;
>Does anyone have any documentation for an Oak Technology video board with
>both VGA and Hercules monitor connectors on it ? (OTI067 chipset)
>
>There is a 6 position dip switch on the board I would like to know how to
>set to get Hercules working.
>
>Thanks.
>
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