david@banzai.UUCP (David Beutel) (06/14/89)
In article <890612-043523-12333@Xerox> Brantly.WBST129@XEROX.COM writes: > >Video Key - used to drive a color TV or provide output for a RBG monitor. >(an Atari color monitor doesn't need this) >Retails about $100.00 Is `Video Key' as good on an RGB as the Atari color monitor is by itself? -- J. David Beutel_______________11011011________________People's Computer Company "I am, therefore I am." `Revolutionary Programming' ...!uunet!uvm-gen!banzai!david
hcj@lzaz.ATT.COM (HC Johnson) (06/15/89)
In article <1204@banzai.UUCP>, david@banzai.UUCP (David Beutel) writes: > In article <890612-043523-12333@Xerox> Brantly.WBST129@XEROX.COM writes: > > > >Video Key - used to drive a color TV or provide output for a RBG monitor. > >(an Atari color monitor doesn't need this) > >Retails about $100.00 > > Is `Video Key' as good on an RGB as the Atari color monitor > is by itself? > -- Video Key is optimized to TV format, which means its a 4 MHz baseband signal for use on input to a VCR or a composite monitor. (It also modulates channel 3/4 for a TV). The result is that Low Res is very good, close to the Atari RGB color monitor. Med res is poor, but barely readable on a composite monitor. Howard C. Johnson ATT Bell Labs att!lzaz!hcj hcj@lzaz.att.com
selick@bucsf.bu.edu (Steven Selick) (11/09/90)
Does anybody know what the supplied power supply for a Practical Solutions' Video Key is? I lost my power supply, and it doesn't say it anywhere in the manual. thanx, steve selick@bucsf.bu.edu
whoffman@bertha.jpl.nasa.gov (Walt Hoffman) (11/13/90)
In article <68179@bu.edu.bu.edu> selick@bucsf.bu.edu (Steven Selick) writes: >Does anybody know what the supplied power supply for a Practical Solutions' >Video Key is? I lost my power supply, and it doesn't say it anywhere in the >manual. The power supply for the VideoKey is a 12VDC, 300 mA plug-in transformer. You should be able to get a replacement from Radio Shack or similar stores. Walt Hoffman, JPL Pasadena, CA