Something somewhere fails to handle those trailing dots in that url, so let's remove them...
http://tandy.wiki/Disk/Video_Interface#Work_in_progress -- bkw On Oct 26, 2017 4:48 PM, "Brian White" <[email protected]> wrote: > I just recieved this new info from a member on the facebook group. > > http://tandy.wiki/Disk/Video_Interface#Work_in_progress... > > This cable looks home-made too, but he claims he knows it works and has > used it himself. > > Since he not only used the numbers but also a clear picture and > description of plain physical location, there is no ambiguity about it. > > Randy: THIS would seem to be the answer to your question finally. You can > duplicate this guys cable using the same parts I linked to on that same > wiki page. But ignore my tentative directions and pictures and go by Ted > Saari's. (I'll update my directions and pics when I have actually verified > it for myself, until then I'll just leave the "not yet verified, see below" > note on mine. But it looks like this is what it's going to end up being.) > > It flies in the face of what I said so far! :) His cable has twists in it, > so that tells me that his DIP connector is pinned the same as mine, because > I will have to make twists like that too, in order to get the pinout he > describes. > > The first cable I made was actually like that, and didn't boot either, but > I convinced myself it was because the twists were wrong and I cut the end > off that cable and scrapped it. So, I predict I still won't get my DVI > working even after I duplicate this supposedly known-good example. > > I have another DVI on the way in, so maybe that one will work. > > Glad I ordered 10 dip connectors instead of 1! > > -- > bkw >
