Is this an old amiga monitor?

[Jope]

LarGand wrote:
I've been trying to find out what this old monitor I have is. It's a Microvitec monitor model 12V94DHC3, manufactured 1995. It has TTY analog, DMS input and 6 'plugs' which look like they can fit BNC connectors. A quick search said it was an amiga monitor so I thought I'd look into it and see if anyone can give me any info on this monitor.

No, it isn't an "Amiga" monitor per se.

It will probably display Amiga modes, if you solder together a suitable cable.

Microvitec has made many different kinds of monitor, industrial and consumer models. They just happened to be chosen to make "official" Amiga monitors back during the Escom era.. This is not one of those. :-)

[Jope]

Framiga wrote:
The other way, is to use it in RGB analogic mode, with sync-on-green.

You can set it, from a jumper on the Amiga mobo (don't know if available for ALL Amiga models)

You can also build a converter.
Sync-on-green adapter

[Jope]

Framiga wrote:
Hi Jope,

mhhh!!! are you sure that those Microvitec monitor is a VGA/bisync or so?

IMHO it is a normal 15 khz one but i'm not 100% sure.

Ciao

Most likely it's a normal 15kHz monitor.. If you use the D-connector, no need for sync-on-green, but the bnc inputs (lower three) will need it if they're RGB inputs.