> >> This looks good. It is almost a standard -- it does support either > >> composite sync or separate H & V sync -- > > > > Don't forget sync-on-green (3 BNC) > > Actually that would be a software issue. Well actually, the composite > vs. H & V sync can also be make a software issue.
The hardware has to be able to do the mode before the software can turn it on. > > So... you're suggesting a 13W3 connector in addition to the 2 > > dual-link DVI connectors? > > > > Assuming this card goes into a standard PCI slot (as opposed to the > > Ethernet/ USB/FW idea), where are all these connectors supposed to > > go? > > I have cards that have more functions than will fit and they have > headers for some of the functions and the connectors either go on a > dummy card panel or on the case somewhere. We were already discussing > connecting the connector to the board with mini-coax. Then you need a spare slot, or some sort of spare hole in the case somewhere, and this will vary from case to case. Need to figure out how long to make the mini-coax so it will reach even in a large case. I have a "midi tower" (not really that big) and some of the cables don't reach. And need to have a variety of panel fillers (slot, 3.5" disk bay, 5.25" disk bay, etc.). Hopefully the DVI will turn out to be good enough. I like coax as much as the next guy, but I assume that whatever chip the signals come out of doesn't have a coax connector on the side. _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
