5 Oct
2000
5 Oct
'00
6:10 a.m.
Don't quite know where else to ask this, my apologies for the OT.
I recently acquired an EZC m. sm483c monitor with a DB-9 socket
( sorry I've forgotten Tony D.'s correct designation) Since it was
manufactured in Jun 98 it's unlikely to be an EGA. The company
seems to be no longer in business and I could find little on it.
EZC appears to be a company that made items for the vision-
impaired so I expect this is some kind of high-definition monitor.
It powers up OK but I don't want to try it on one of my EGA cards
or similar 9-pin boxes lest the magic smoke escapes. Anyone with
any info/suggestions ?
ciao larry
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lgwalker(a)look.ca
5 Oct
5 Oct
8:30 a.m.
I'd bet it is an SVGA monitor that uses an DB9 to DB15hd cable.
In <39DC6195.31740.BC1191@localhost>, on 10/05/00
at 04:30 PM, "Lawrence Walker" <lgwalker(a)look.ca> said:
Don't quite know where else to ask this, my
apologies for the OT.
I recently acquired an EZC m. sm483c monitor with a
DB-9 socket ( sorry
I've forgotten Tony D.'s correct designation) Since it was manufactured
in Jun 98 it's unlikely to be an EGA. The company seems to be no longer
in business and I could find little on it.
EZC appears to be a company that made items for the vision-
impaired so I expect this is some kind of high-definition monitor. It
powers up OK but I don't want to try it on one of my EGA cards or
similar 9-pin boxes lest the magic smoke escapes. Anyone with any
info/suggestions ?
ciao larry
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lgwalker(a)look.ca
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8:42 a.m.
On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Lawrence Walker wrote:
Don't quite know where else to ask this, my
apologies for the OT.
I recently acquired an EZC m. sm483c monitor with a DB-9 socket
( sorry I've forgotten Tony D.'s correct designation) Since it was
manufactured in Jun 98 it's unlikely to be an EGA. The company
seems to be no longer in business and I could find little on it.
EZC appears to be a company that made items for the vision-
impaired so I expect this is some kind of high-definition monitor.
It powers up OK but I don't want to try it on one of my EGA cards
or similar 9-pin boxes lest the magic smoke escapes. Anyone with
any info/suggestions ?
If it lacks obvious color adjustments - knob or screwdriver - it is
probably mono.
- don
ciao larry
Reply to:
lgwalker(a)look.ca
9:34 a.m.
At 11:10 AM 10/5/2000 -0700, you wrote:
Don't quite know where else to ask this, my
apologies for the OT.
I recently acquired an EZC m. sm483c monitor with a DB-9 socket
( sorry I've forgotten Tony D.'s correct designation) Since it was
manufactured in Jun 98 it's unlikely to be an EGA. The company
seems to be no longer in business and I could find little on it.
EZC appears to be a company that made items for the vision-
impaired so I expect this is some kind of high-definition monitor.
It powers up OK but I don't want to try it on one of my EGA cards
or similar 9-pin boxes lest the magic smoke escapes. Anyone with
any info/suggestions ?
ciao larry
Reply to:
lgwalker(a)look.ca
Hi, Larry:
If it is colour it could be VGA. I have three or four
multisync monitors that use a 9 pin male to 15 pin male cable. Also I have
a 9 pin to 15 pin adapter. If things get desperate I will try to check the
pin outs.
Regards
Charlie Fox
Charles E. Fox
Chas E. Fox Video Productions
793 Argyle Rd. Windsor N8Y 3J8 Ontario Canada
(519)254-4991, Fax (519)256-3388 foxvideo(a)wincom.net
Check out: The Old Walkerville Virtual Museum at
http://skyboom.com/foxvideo and Camcorder Kindergarten at
http://chasfoxvideo.com
8:01 p.m.
At 11:10 AM 10/5/2000 -0700, you wrote:
Hi Charley
I also have several multisyncs like that, but they usually have
additional setting switches on the back, and the date of
manufacture -98 for a 9pin seems odd. Possibly it had it's own
special card. I'll just chance it on one of my combination 9-15
VGA cards.
thanks larry
BTW hows the museum venture going ?
Reply to:
lgwalker(a)look.ca
Don't quite know where else to ask this, my
apologies for the OT.
I recently acquired an EZC m. sm483c monitor with a DB-9 socket
( sorry I've forgotten Tony D.'s correct designation) Since it was
manufactured in Jun 98 it's unlikely to be an EGA. The company seems
to be no longer in business and I could find little on it.
EZC appears to be a company that made items for the vision-
impaired so I expect this is some kind of high-definition monitor. It
powers up OK but I don't want to try it on one of my EGA cards or
similar 9-pin boxes lest the magic smoke escapes. Anyone with any
info/suggestions ?
ciao larry
Reply to:
lgwalker(a)look.ca
Hi, Larry:
If it is colour it could be VGA. I have three or four
multisync monitors that use a 9 pin male to 15 pin male cable. Also I
have a 9 pin to 15 pin adapter. If things get desperate I will try to
check the pin outs.
Regards
Charlie Fox
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