rsn@ndmath.UUCP (Ross Niebergall) (11/10/90)
If I have two monitors connected to an A3000, one being the A1950 and the other being a 1084 (both connected in the usual ways), is there any way that the video output to each of them could be programmed to be different. In particular, I would like to open a differenct screen on the 1950 for some graphics, and perform input/output by viewing the 1084. Is this impossible under the current hardware configuration? Thanks, Ross Niebergall, Department of Mathematics, University of Notre Dame rsn@ndmath.math.nd.edu rsn@cartan.math.nd.edu
hood@cbmvax.commodore.com (Scott Hood) (11/11/90)
In article <1971@ndmath.UUCP> rsn@ndmath.UUCP (Ross Niebergall) writes: >If I have two monitors connected to an A3000, one being the A1950 >and the other being a 1084 (both connected in the usual ways), is there >any way that the video output to each of them could be programmed to be >different. In particular, I would like to open a differenct screen >on the 1950 for some graphics, and perform input/output by viewing the >1084. Is this impossible under the current hardware configuration? > >Thanks, > > >Ross Niebergall, Department of Mathematics, University of Notre Dame >rsn@ndmath.math.nd.edu rsn@cartan.math.nd.edu No, because the 1950 being connected to the DB15 connector (marked 31Khz) is just the display enhanced output of the same video data present on the DB23 connector (marked 15Khz) and connected to the 1084. -- -- Scott Hood, Hardware Design Engineer (A3000 Crew), Commodore-Amiga, Inc. {uunet|pyramid|rutgers}!cbmvax!hood hood@cbmvax.cbm.commodore.com "The views expressed here are not necessarily those of my employer!"