13 Dec
2006
13 Dec
'06
9:10 p.m.
On Wed, 2006-12-13 at 22:41 +0000, Tony Duell wrote:
Aha - SOG. Thank you.
Aha.
I wasn't attempting to get it to - some PC VAs can, I believe, output
composite sync or Sync on Green. The options are certainly there in the
X configuration file. And I have previously gotten my card to output PAL
and NTSC timings.
Cheers,
-Tore :)
I'm
playing around with a VR241 - the colour monitor bit of the VT241 -
and trying to make it work as a standard video monitor. It has two pairs
It _is_ a
standard video monitor (it's actually a Hitachi chassis inside...)
of RGB+sync inputs, and an "INT/EXT"
(presumably sync) toggle switch.
Yes, that switch selects between separate
composite sync on the fourth
BNC socket and sync-on-green. I have been
unable to find any specifications for this monitor online. I
don't think the Monitor Database one is correct - if it is, I'm doing
something wrong.
It's a normal TV rate (that is, 15.7kHz horizontal, 60Hz
vertical) RGB
analogue monitor. Is it possible
to hook this thing up to a PC? Is there anything I need
to bear in mind when configuring X?
It will not sunc to nromal VGA frequencies.
Period. I cna't think of a PC
video adapter that will easily drive it, either.