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Re: Zorro card identification! Help!
« on: January 28, 2011, 09:17:40 PM »
My guess is a video card too.  Maybe a framegrabber or genlock type device.  I'm guessing the top "black cube" at the connector end above the RCA jack is an S-Video connector.  The RCA jack would be your genlocked or time base corrected composite video.

The two DB-9 connectors would be the passthrough for the Amiga's RGB video, I'm guessing (although you would need that silver adaptor that Commodore made on your RGB port if you were using this thing on anything but A2000 with a flickerfixer or an A3000).
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Re: Zorro card identification! Help!
« Reply #1 on: January 31, 2011, 02:52:21 AM »
Quote from: dh1;610937
No it's not A2300's card!
 It was also included in the package.
 So, this card is not 2300!


Besides, doesn't the 2300 go in the A2000's video slot (i.e. not a Zorro card at all)?
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