jww@sdcsvax.UCSD.EDU (Joel West) (05/16/87)
A local dealer kindly provided me with the manual for the NEC
Multisync. It provides a detailed pin assignment and advice for use
with non-IBM drivers. The information seems pretty clear on hooking one
up to a Mac II, although, according to Apple's shipment desk, if a
developer hasn't received one yet, the next batch is a month away.
SPECS
NEC Multisync JC-1401P3A, primarily designed as an EGA-compatible
TTL (Digital RGB) monitor, includes IBM PGA compatiblity.
Resolution 800x560
Analog 0.6V p-p 75 Ohm
Video bandwidth: 30MHz
Synchronization:
Horiz 15.5-35KHz
Vert. 56-62 KHz, non-interlace
SETTINGS
Analog/TTL: Analog
Manual: On
CABLE
NEC DE9 Description Apple video card ("DB"-15)
1 Red 2 Red
2 Green 5 Green
3 Blue 9 Blue
4 Composite Sync 3 CSync
5 V. Sync N/C or 1 Ground
6,7,8,9 Ground 1 Ground
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Joel West
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jww@sdcsvax.ucsd.edu if you mustjww@sdcsvax.UCSD.EDU (Joel West) (05/17/87)
I've also heard that the Sony Multiscan (essentially the Apple monitor)
works well, is available now, and is cheap ($550 through mail-order).
No independent confirmation, though.
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