On Mon, 5 Mar 2001 at 21:08:49, Robert Newson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
o.uk> wrote:
(Ref: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>)
>Tony Firshman wrote:
>> The circuit that works for me is:
>>
>> QL SCART
>>
>> Red 7 15
>> Green 6 11
>> Blue 8 7
>> Csynch 4 16 ----/\/\/---- 20
>> 220 ohm
>> GND 2 5/9/13/17
>
>I've got almost the same...except:
>
> Csync 4 20 (Composite Video or Sync Input)
Yes - OK for you, but mine covers all eventualities
> GND 2 13/9/5 (R/G/B Ground)
They do say _all_ grounds should be connected, but works with only one.
>> If too bright, connect say 100 ohm in series with R/G/B
>
>I haven't tried this, but I have been advised that it may cause ghosting
>(I've turned my brightness down).
Sounds like wrong advice. The smaller the RGB signal, the less
brightness. Maybe if too bright then one gets ghosting, maybe that is
what you meant?
> I have noticed, however, that having
>switched from an RGB monitor (that died) to a scart monitor, trying to
>use a UHF connection as well (to demonstrate the difference) now causes
>the QL to crash...mefinx too much power is being drawn (voltage
>dropped?).
No extra power is drawn when UHF is connected. More likely a ground
problem with the monitor Vs TV.
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