Hi,
One of the pins in the 9pin connector is a composite signal (Pin 7 ???). By
connecting this pin and ground to an RCA plug you should have something that
suits your "scan convertor", but picture will only be in B&W.
- Nick
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From: Raymond C. Bryan [mailto:raycomp@visi.com]
Sent: Tuesday, 14 August 2001 9:18 AM
To: cbm-hackers@cling.gu.se
Cc: Commodore64Bill@aol.com
Subject: C128D to SVGA
I am cross-posting the following request for information to this list
- if anyone knows how to do this that knowledge would here, I am
guessing.
--Ray
From: Commodore64Bill@aol.com
Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2001 16:22:13 EDT
Subject: [Homestead] Connecting a 128D to a SVGA monitor.
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Load Star suggested I contact you regarding a Commodore 128D connected
to a SVGA monitor.
I purchased a "scan converted" and I have the 128D connected to it
using
the composite signal but it only works in 40 colunm mode. Unfortunately,
this scan converter does not have a 9 pin RGB connection but a 15 pin
connection.
Is there anyone in the Commodore community selling anything that will
accept the Commodore 128D 9 pin RGB output to be connected to a 15 pin SVGA
monitor?
Any help provided will be appreciated.
William Ramirez from NY.
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