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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: JurassicCamper on October 14, 2003, 09:17:17 AM
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Morning campers :-P
Got given an A600 500MB and a Commodore1084S monitor this morning.
It does not look like my old 1084 monitor which was squarer than this one.
Now the RGB Socket is not scart or round DIN, but a 9PIN D Type Female.
The label on the back is 1084S-P2 VDE. Is this a rebadged phillips monitor and does anyone wiring diagram ?
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The Hardware book knows just about everything about these things.
Observe:
Your pinout, kindly served by the hardware book. (http://www.hardwarebook.net/connector/av/c1084dd.html)
I'll leave it up to you to find the Amiga video connector's pinout, if you don't already have it. :-)
And to answer your last question, yes, the 108x-series are almost all rebadged Philips monitors.. The 1084 is about the same as the CM-8833, the P2 models are CM-8833-II.. Lots of variation in connectors even within the same model / case is not uncommon. :-)
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Ehm... that's not nice.. could have given him the link to the Amiga Video port (http://www.hardwarebook.net/connector/av/amigavideo.html) also found at HwB while you where at it.
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Thanks....
Next question Analouge RGB or Digital RGB ?
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Brian wrote:
Ehm... that's not nice.. could have given him the link to the Amiga Video port (http://www.hardwarebook.net/connector/av/amigavideo.html) also found at HwB while you where at it.
Hmm, what's wrong in first showing where to find stuff and then asking the person needing the info to look for it there?
1) saves my time - I'd have to search for it too
2) the OP now learns how to find information on the subject and he doesn't have to wait for others to answer him!
Come on, not everything has to be served on a silver platter - what if no-one has the time to help this guy later on on subjects like this? His problems might be left unsolved for ever.. :-)
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Use Analogue on both ends. (remember to toggle the switch accordingly on the 1084 end)
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Jope wrote:
Use Analogue on both ends. (remember to toggle the switch accordingly on the 1084 end)
No switch on the monitor to switch between analouge / TTL i'm affraid.
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No switch on the monitor to switch between analouge / TTL i'm affraid.
How rare.
It can be behind the front flap or in the back panel..
Well anyway, it doesn't surprise me if the switch isn't there - just use analogue anyway. :-)
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Thanks Analouge it is