Mark 2 schreef:
>
> >Hei, I don't understand the probem: I have a 1084S monitor running on a
> >Phillips 8250(2+), Because I haven't the need to connect it to a Turbo R I
> >didn't try. (I have A Turbo R GT running on a Commodore 1081 monitor. The
> >8250 is connected to the 9 pin connector.
> >Should I check how the cable is connected?
>
> Yes, please! The problem is simple: the MSX video connectors (either SCART
> or DIN-8) output composite sync whereas the 1084 series (either DIN-6 or
> DB-9) monitors expect separate horizontal/vertical syncs.
I have build some cables in the past and the 1084 does not use seperate
sync.
the amiga has a seperate sync output but also a composite sync output.
and the composite sync output is used for the 1084s , for msx the only
problem is that you need a comp. sync. with a 5V level
some 1084S have a scart connector , then there will be no problem
ofcourse.
this is the diagram of the 6 P Din.
(seen from the outside)
3
4 2
6
5 1
4 - red (scart 7)
1 - blue (scart 15)
5 - green (scart 11
2 - comp. sync.(scart 19)
3 - ground (scart 17 ,13, 9)
erik
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