29 Sep
2001
29 Sep
'01
5:55 p.m.
Okay, so I've been sitting here trolling the newsgroup ever since my last
post. I've read almost every post that drops into my mail-box - a lot of
questions I can't answer.
Anyway, I'd asked about an IBM PowerStation 530, and got a lot of responces,
and eventually got a cable (Thanks Peter, your check's going in the mail on
Monday) to make the 3 micro-BNC in DB housing output into a 3 BNC RGB
hookup. I went to the local place to look at crap, and found only one
monitor that has the three BNC hookups - it's an HDS ViewStation, with no
other real info on it... Will this work with the system? Anyone heard of
this thing before. Also, it's $50 - is that really a reasonable price or
should I try to talk him down?
If it helps, the diagrams next to the RGB hookups on the back of the monitor
showed a vertical arrow in next to the R and a horizontal one next to the B,
and nothing next to the green. This would lead me to believe that it syncs
vertical on Red and horizontal on Blue, which obviously won't work, but I
just want to make sure.
Thanks again for any and all help. If this monitor won't work, I'm gonna go
look again and see what sort of 5 BNC models I can find... I was told some
will work (Thanks Bennett).
Blair
29 Sep
29 Sep
6:31 p.m.
My experience has been that every 5-bnc multisync I've found has worked
with sync-on-green, however my experience is limited to Viewsonic and NEC
monitors in this regard. I would agree with your guess that the monitor you
looked at mixed sync on the read and blue inputs.
Do not be scared by the prospect of building a sync separator circuit. The
chip from National is easy to use and can easily be hand wired. You can
power it from a 9v battery and when the screen goes away change the battery
or use a "wall wart" type system with an on board regulator.
--Chuck
6:54 p.m.
hookup. I went to the local place to look at crap, and
found only one
monitor that has the three BNC hookups - it's an HDS ViewStation, with no
other real info on it... Will this work with the system? Anyone heard of
It's from a small network computer - here's the monitors section of the
manual:
http://www.svots.edu/TechSupport/Manuals/hds-help/3-5.html
(index at http://www.svots.edu/TechSupport/Manuals/hds-help/Index.html )
Hae fun
Alex
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30 Sep
30 Sep
9:10 p.m.
oh man...i just threw away one of them
it works on my b/w hds workstn. ck out what model hds xserver u have and see
if u can add mem.
that video never did colour for me and in b/w its vga
i switched to a colour hds xstation and run it in sync-ion-green on a
paopwerwite dec mon....nice 1024x846 screen with grayscale
ckout hds website for more
but the 17 in klutz you describe is nowhere to be found.
boat anchor.
fred
----- Original Message -----
From: "Blair J. Miller" <millerbj(a)umich.edu>
To: <classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org>
Sent: Saturday, 29 September, 2001 17.55
Subject: HDS(?) ViewStation Monitor
Okay, so I've been sitting here trolling the
newsgroup ever since my last
post. I've read almost every post that drops into my mail-box - a lot of
questions I can't answer.
Anyway, I'd asked about an IBM PowerStation 530, and got a lot of
responces,
and eventually got a cable (Thanks Peter, your
check's going in the mail
on
Monday) to make the 3 micro-BNC in DB housing output
into a 3 BNC RGB
hookup. I went to the local place to look at crap, and found only one
monitor that has the three BNC hookups - it's an HDS ViewStation, with no
other real info on it... Will this work with the system? Anyone heard of
this thing before. Also, it's $50 - is that really a reasonable price or
should I try to talk him down?
If it helps, the diagrams next to the RGB hookups on the back of the
monitor
showed a vertical arrow in next to the R and a
horizontal one next to the
B,
and nothing next to the green. This would lead me to
believe that it syncs
vertical on Red and horizontal on Blue, which obviously won't work, but I
just want to make sure.
Thanks again for any and all help. If this monitor won't work, I'm gonna
go
look again and see what sort of 5 BNC models I can
find... I was told some
will work (Thanks Bennett).
Blair
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