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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: dbrads on November 05, 2007, 02:28:19 PM
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Hi All,
I have a Microway 2000 AGA flicker fixer for my A2000 (with a VGA adaptor) but no manual, can anyone tell me the output frequencies and any other info I need to know to get it working?
Keep the faith!
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For information and software go to http://amiga.resource.cx/exp/aga2000 (http://amiga.resource.cx/exp/aga2000)
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Did that, there are no instructions or specs, just a driver. :-?
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Mine just works...
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This card don't need further instructions.
It's only a flickerfixer for the A2000. The only thing you need to plug it to a standard VGA monitor is an adapter in order to plug the VGA plug (DB15) to the provided EGA socket.
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To expand upon my post and to add a "me, too" to rkauer, I use a DB9-to-DB15 cable to connect my AGA2000 to my Spectrum 28/24. Works perfectly. Are you having problems using yours?
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The fF puts out plain vanilla VGA. IIRC, it's 60 Hz vertical refresh and 31.5 kHz signal, 640x480, I think it would do at least the original 4096 colors. So it takes your Amiga output and makes it VGA monitor compatible. Not SVGA, not XVGA, in fact I am not sure you get anything outside of 640x480 in terms of overscan, etc.
The Commodore board of similar capability came out a while later and had at least some limited programmability as to overscan, etc. A2320, I think.
Of course the basic A2000 that the fF was designed for would not do all the tricks of later chipsets, and it was a great solution at the time.
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From BBOAH (http://www.amiga-hardware.com/showhardware.cgi?HARDID=374)