Riccardo,

I am trying to do the same thing with a Wells-Gardener 25" monitor.
The only thing I can come up with was to get a pin out of the VGA output
connector and find what signals went to which pins.
I then found the red, green, and blue signals and connected them to the
monitor.
Then I needed the synchronization and grounding signals.
It seems that on the VGA output you have a different ground for each color.
I don't know why. I ignored all grounds. I got the synch signal and tried
hooking it up to different pins on the monitor, and finally got a signal
that was almost stable. The picture looked great, but the only bad part was
that there were two complete pictures on the monitor. I have written to
Wells-Gardener, but they say I cannot do what I want to do. They say the
monitor will not support it. I want to keep trying, because a 25" monitor
would look killer playing Quake 2.
If anyone else has any suggestions, please let me know.
Thank you.




At 12:37 AM 2/14/98 +0100, you wrote:
>I'm trying to connect a 28" Monitor Hantarex CT900/P1 to VGA of my PC.
>The monitor has some connector: EIA-8 PINS; Luma Chroma; SCART and RGBI-TTL
>(Cannon connettor with 9 pins.)
>I tried with VGA-PAL converter, but it is not a good solution because the
>resolution is very low.
>I think to use RGB connector but I don't know how.
>VGA connector has 15 pins. It's sufficient a 15 to 9 pins converter?
>Frequency of VGA is supported by monitor?
>Thanks for your attention.
>
>Sorry, but I had a bud mark in English at school :-)
>Riccardo Innocenti
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