Fred,
I've done some investigation into using fixed frequency monitors with
PCs.
You can get good monitor info from:
http://www.si87.com/Support/monitorinfo.htmlhttp://www.monitorworld.com/monitors_home.html
I selected the Saturn GL video card from Software Integrators because I
wanted to test a number of different types of monitors. This card
contains
info on 60+ monitor "types" and would allow me to switch via a software
utility. Fixed frequency video cards are also available from:
http://www.mirage-mmc.com/core.htmlhttp://www.si87.com/Products/Videocards/videocards.html
Other vendors may be found by doing a search on
fixed frequency video cards.
Let me know if you want more info.
Ron Jobe
On Sun, 29 Aug 1999 15:35:42 -0500 "Fred E. Caldwell"
<[log in to unmask]> writes:
> Hello to the Group,
> I have really pick up some good stuff here. Thanks !.Now I got a
> small
> problem I think. A friend Gave me a RasterOps 20" Monitor. The model
> says
> its a 1960 made in 1990 by SONY. It has 5 BNC ports on the back (
> R-B-G-and
> SYNC HD-SYNC VD ) I thought about trying to make a cable for it til
> I cut
> through a VGA cable and found 3 large wires ..Red, Blue and Gray and
> 5 other
> small ones.I figured I 'd better just order one one the net and did
> so but
> now I'm not sure it will work when it ghets here. I think the
> monitor has
> some FIXED numbers on operation. Does anyone know if this will work
> on a PC
> and what kind of a v-card will or take to make it work?
>
> Thanks
>
> Fred
>
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