woolard@uns-helios.nevada.edu (Mike Woolard) (07/08/89)
Summary: Expires: References: <4589@ihuxz.ATT.COM> <3170007@hprnd.HP.COM> Sender: Reply-To: woolard@uns-helios.uucp (Mike Woolard) Followup-To: Distribution: Organization: Univ of Nevada System Computing Services - Las Vegas Keywords:cord,Commodore Subject: Where the crap is this cord???????? -------- I am in Las Vegas, and I have a Commodore Model 1702 Color Monitor, & would like to find a cord to make it compatible with the RGB jack on my Laser XT. Does anyone know of such a cord???? |------- Chroma input It must go from RGB (9-pin) ---------| |------- Luma input It seems to me there should be one SOMEWHERE.... Thanks in advance. Mike Woolard woolard@helios.nevada.edu.
csg@pyramid.pyramid.com (Carl S. Gutekunst) (07/09/89)
>I have a Commodore Model 1702 Color Monitor, & would like to find a cord >to make it compatible with the RGB jack on my Laser XT. It would probably be cheaper to buy a new monitor. That's not a cord; it's about $100 worth of electronics. But I'm not aware of any cheap, standalone units to do this precise translation; the ones I have seen are professional grade, like $500 and up. Note, too, that a monitor built to accept chroma and luma is going to give a lousy picture with typical PC graphics software, that expects the higher resolution of a true RGB monitor. <csg>