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From: keating@motcid.UUCP (Edward Keating)
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Subject: Re: Old RGB Monitor Used With VGA Adapter?
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Date: 24 Sep 90 19:52:29 GMT
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In article <101@dalek.UUCP>, sjb@dalek.UUCP (Seth J. Bradley) writes:
> I have an old style high res color monitor with individual
> BNC connectors for R, G, B, V-Sync and H-Sync.  It has
> enough adjustability in sync rate to handle a 1024x768
> VGA board.  


Get the current copy of Circuit Celler Inc. (Nov/Dec? issue)
There is a application where a PGA with an interface similar to what you've
described hooked into a VGA. The author even designed switches into the 
plan to handle the inverted sync pulses that a VGA uses to communicate with
a multiscan monitor.
-- 
Ed Keating, Motorola C.I.D, 			1501 W. Shure Drive
uunet!motcid!keating			Arlington Heights, Il 60004

If they revoke the right to assemble, then we can only compile, right?