At 09:44 AM 8/21/02 +0200, you wrote: The 705 has a PA-7000 cpu clocked at 33MHz. You can run HPUX 8.07-9.07 through 10.01-10.20 in it. There were several versions of the 705 depending on the graphics/monitor: A2289A ?Model 705 Grayscale DeskTop 2.0 8.07-9.07 .10.01-10.20 . A2648A ?Model 705 Color 1024,16-inch DeskTop 2.0 8.07-9.07 .10.01-10.20 . A2648B ?Model 705 Color 1024,16-inch DeskTop 2.0 8.07-9.07 .10.01-10.20 . A2649A ?Model 705 Color 1280,19-inch DeskTop 2.0 8.07-9.07 .10.01-10.20 . A2649B ?Model 705 Color 1280,19-inch DeskTop 2.0 8.07-9.07 .10.01-10.20 . A2649C ?Model 705 Color 1280,19-inch DeskTop 2.0 8.07-9.07 .10.01-10.20 . or it could be an upgrade: A2647A ?Model 705 to 710 Upgrade Parts 1.0 8.07-9.07 .10.01-10.20 . Compatible memory: A2216A 8 Mbyte RAM pair (2,4MB@)Models 705,710 Excludi g Model 710 e . A2217A 16 Mbyte RAM pair (2,8MB@)Models 705,710 Excludi g Model 710 e . A2218A 32 Mbyte RAM pair (2,16MB@)Models 705,710 Excludi g Model 710 e . First check if your model is a grayscale or color one; then, make sure that your monitor is set to sync on green. Even though it has a D sub 15 connector, I don't think that it provides separate sync signals. It is mentioned in the 15MB+ hardware compatibility guide; search for it in the HP site. The file name is hcl.pdf . Carlos. -------------------------------------------------------------- Carlos E. Murillo-Sanchez carlos_murillo(a)nospammers.ieee.org

Hans B Pufal wrote: I had only powered up one of them, but it certainly produced a display on my iiyama Vision Master Pro 17 with a standard PC video cable. Unfortunately, I didn't record the frequencies it produced. The machine runs POST and then attempts to boot from one of the Ethernet connectors. - Paul