2 Jun
1998
2 Jun
'98
7:54 a.m.
Hi.
I found an Apple RGB monitor---the one with the electric tilt
mechanism---at a thrift store the other day. It was styled like it
belonged to some sort of older Apple ][ but I don't know which of them
came with RGB output besides the //gs. Certainly not my ][plus!
So what's the story on this beast and what did its DB15 connect to?
ok
r.
2 Jun
2 Jun
8:21 a.m.
I found an Apple RGB monitor---the one with the electric tilt
mechanism---at a thrift store the other day. It was styled like it
belonged to some sort of older Apple ][ but I don't know which of them
came with RGB output besides the //gs. Certainly not my ][plus!
So what's the story on this beast and what did its DB15 connect to?
The DB15 will most likely plug into an older Mac, like the LC series. It
might even work on a newer one, with the right adapter..
8:21 a.m.
On Tue, 2 Jun 1998, R. Stricklin (kjaeros) wrote:
I found an Apple RGB monitor---the one with the
electric tilt
mechanism---at a thrift store the other day. It was styled like it
belonged to some sort of older Apple ][ but I don't know which of them
came with RGB output besides the //gs. Certainly not my ][plus!
So what's the story on this beast and what did its DB15 connect to?
You need to find an RGB interface for an Apple ][ now. There were a few
different ones made, the most popular seeming to be called "Video 7". Its
a card that plugs into slot 7 (which in the Apple is tied into some
special video circuitry) and has two probes which attach to two points on
the motherboard.
Good luck.
Sam Alternate e-mail: dastar(a)siconic.com
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