From: Mikael Holm (mikael.holm_at_se.danskebank.com)
Date: 2002-10-25 09:27:28
And another thing...
The D-9 connector? What cable do I need to use that from my C128? Just a
cable with a D-9 in both ends that connects pin 1 on the C128 to Pin 1 on
the monitor, etc?
//Mikael
Thanks, That was the info I was searching for...
Hmmm... It's a Color Monitor. All I get is a Monochrome picture... Any
ideas as to what could be wrong? And yes, the video-signal from my c64 and
my c128 is okay and colorful when tested on my TV with a Composite to SCART
converter...
Wait a minute... Just a thought... My video cable is just a 5-pin DIN to
2xRCA (one audio and one video). Would I need to have both Chrominance and
Luminance connected to get color?
// Mikael
Commodore 1901 Video Monitor Specifications
Type Colour video monitor
Colour PAL/R-G-B
Power requirements AC 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz
Power consumption 60 W
Screen size 14" (36 cm)
90ø deflection angle
Audio output 1 W
Speaker 10 cm x 10 cm
External input terminals
Video input
Input type Composite video signal (CVBS)
Input level 1.0 Vp-p (sync negative 0.3 V)
Input impedance 75 ohm
Connector type RCA pin jack
Commodore video input
1) Luminance signal input
Input type Composite video signal (VS)
Input level 1.0 Vp-p (sync negative 0.3 V)
Input impedance 75 ohm
Connector type RCA pin jack
2) Chrominance signal input
Input type PAL chroma signal
Input level 1.0 Vp-p
Input impedance 75 ohm
Connector type RCA pin jack
R-G-B input
Input level 0 V / 5 Vp-p
Input impedance 470 ohm
Connector type D-9
Audio input
Input level 1.0 Vp-p
Input impedance 10 kohm
Connector type RCA pin jack
Dimensions 345 (W) x 360 (H) x 370 (D) mm
Weight Unit weight: 9.5 kg
Gross weight: 10 kg
Source: Commodore Video Monitor 1901 User's Guide
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