30 Oct
2010
30 Oct
'10
1:48 p.m.
On 30/10/10 03:08, Dan Williams wrote:
Is CM8833 a TTL-input monitor? I think it was available as an option,
but most of them take analogue RGB on the SCART socket.
Most of the time the SCART inputs, for all they're supposed to be 1V will
stand TTL (the CM8833 ones certainly will). Or since they're terminated
to ground through a 75 ohm resistor, connect a 300 Ohm (or so) resistor
in series with each TTL signal. Done that many times :-)
Is there any reason a TV with a SCART socket isn't suitable? Most, if not
all, LCD and plasma TVs should haev RGB inputs on the SCART socket, for
example.
-tony
I am on the lookout for a monitor something
similar to a Phillips
cm3388 does anyone near London have one they would like to sell or
trade, or know of anywhere I could get one.
Surely you mean the CM8833?
Those were fairly extensively re-badged -- Acorn, for instance, sold a=20
variant of the CM8833 Mk.II as the AKF17.