On 3/5/06, Dieter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You cannot depend on monitors having protection circuits.  :-(
> If a monitor does have a protection circuit you cannot depend on
> it actually protecting the CRT.  :-(
> You cannot depend on firmware/software doing something sane.  :-(
>
> Therefore I recommend that the board have a method to set and lock
> down the mode in hardware.  Jumpers and dip switches come to mind.

I call BS on this. As far as I can tell this almost has myth status.
The only real case I've heard of in the last 10 years is a US TV set
that had to be rebooted after being fed wildly incorrect signals.

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Peter Bortas
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