> One key to my comments here is "I bought an old Philips". I take it, Chrisso,
> this
> monitor has never been attached to any system you have.
> 
> I have a TT128/8M card on a S900 with OS 8.5. I am working with an IBM model
> 9525
> multisync monitor and it comes up 1024x768 regardless of what I try. Part of
> the
> answer is the specs I Googled for the monitor states this unit is not
> attachable to
> Apple systems. It might have something to do with the TT128 trying to read the
> "Monitor ID" pins defined on the Apple DB15 connector. BTW this monitor was
> not
> purchased for use on a Mac. It just happened that way.
> 
> I am going to try to fake out the card by setting the monitor ID pins on the
> Apple
> jack while the monitor is on the SVGA jack. I have a Apple DB15 shell to which
> I
> will attach wires to the ID pins and try some jumper settings. I don't know
> when
> I'm going to try this. I have several ID configurations from Apple KB to try.
> 
> 
> 
Have you -or anyone else_ ever used a monitor switch? Maybe this would be a
good solution for me, better than old garbage which won�t work...
All i want is to use my old 7200 with a TV card - if you saw my old posts,
you might remember this card causes problems in my S900. I have too much
electronic waste lying around and want to get rid of it. I�ve spent 5 Euro
(around $ 4,50) for the Philips and it wouldn�t be a big loss to waste it.
A MoniSwitch sounds to me like when i want to watch TV, i simply push a
button and get the 7200�s screen. Am i expecting too much? Will it be very
expensive ? Can i use one from a PC dealer ?
Still helpless,

Chrisso


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