Use the Anolog RGB inputs, this is for the 1048S Commodore monitor.
I was using one until the sync went out on it.
Technical Specifications:
Picture Tube : 14 inch, in-line slotted,
pitch .42mm
Display Screen : 13 inch, measured diagonally
Deflection : 90°
Monitor input sockets for RGB signals:
1) 9-pin D : RGB Analog 0.7 P-P, 75 Ohm
DIN connector : RGBI Digital TTL Levels
Resolution : 640 x 200 lines
640 x 400 lines interlaced
Characters : RGB, RGBI, 2000 characters
Composite, Seperated LCA, 1000
characters
Raster Frequency : 60Hz
Line Frequency : 15750Hz
Sound Output : 1WRMS
Audio Signal : 1.0V P-P, 47K Ohm
Mains Voltage : 120 VAC, 60Hz
Power Consumption : 75W
Dimensions (H x W x D) : 330 x 357 x 378 mm
Weight : 11 kg
Digital Analog
Pin Number TTL Mode RGB Analog Mode
1 Ground Ground
2 Ground Ground
3 Red Red
4 Green Green
5 Blue Blue
6 Intensity N/C
7 N/C Composite Sync
8 Horiz.Sync N/C
9 Vert. Sync N/C
Best,
- Mike -
On Sat, 19 Jan 2002 18:17:58 GMT, "arcademonitor"
<arcademonitor@spamnoplease.com> wrote:
>Dear fellow Arcaders,
>
>Is there any information up online (with pictures) on how to connect your
>Commodore Amiga monitor to test PCB:s? Any other hints?
>
>I want to hook mine up to test some PCBs (preferely not having to cut the
>monitorcable). I'm thinking of buying
>a monitorextension-cable which then will be cut.
>
>Hope for some info, hints & suggestions
>