scobb@bti.UUCP (Steve Cobb) (03/30/89)
Does anybody have information on how to get CGA output out of
the Amiga video connector. No, I'm not sick, twisted and ...
There is a new LCD projection system (like a NOVA beam system)
but quite small. Anyway, it accepts both NTSC and CGA input.
For our needs (visual stimulus system) pixel definition is
more important than colors/bitmap size. So it seems that
CGA input may be the way to go. NTSC might wash out too much.
Given that the video connector has TTL outputs, it seems
that CGA output should not be a problem. If this indeed works,
(correct scanning freq ...) can anyone out there give me a pin out
or connection diagram to do this?
Thanks in advance,
Steve Cobb
Biomagnetic Technologies, inc.
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----------------------raz%kilowatt@Sun.COM (Steve -Raz- Berry) (03/30/89)
[Kids, don't try this at home...] In article <391@bti.UUCP> scobb@bti.UUCP (Steve Cobb) writes: > Does anybody have information on how to get CGA output out of > the Amiga video connector. No, I'm not sick, twisted and ... Yes, first find an unused and unwanted Amiga video cable. Get a big hammer and put it in your right hand. nEXt, smash one end of the connector into little ittie bittie bits. Collect the pieces that are now spread out over the sourounding area and the frayed end of the video cable and dump them inside (very important) an IBM PC, with the still unsmashed end sticking out of the most convienent opening. Lastly connect the cable to the CGA monitor. What's that you say? The cable doesn't connect to the monitor? You still have your hammer don't you? > Thanks in advance, > Steve Cobb Duh, where do these go ":*) :*) :*)" ?? Steve -Raz- Berry UUCP: sun!kilowatt!raz "Fate, it protects little children, old women, and ships named Enterprize"