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From: astlc@acad2.anc.alaska.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Seiko CM-1440 Troubles!
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Date: 26 Oct 90 02:19:33 GMT
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 I just bought a new Seiko CM-1440 multisync monitor for my A500. Unfortunatly, 
Redmond Cable tells me that they cannot make an Amiga-> 1440 cable unless it
has been hooked to a FlickerFixer. 
 
 So I try a bit of hardware hacking. The Amiga's sync lines seem to be too
unusual (weak, etc.) to properly drive the 1440 (causing the monitor to 
squeal as it tries to lock into the Amiga's sync lines). 
 
 My question: Is it possible to use the Seiko multisync without a FlickerFixer?
Or will my new (and incredibly sharp - .25 dot pitch!) become the newest
addition to MISC.COMPUTERS.FORSALE?
 
--
Tom Claydon	Student, University of Alaska Anchorage
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                "It's hard to see with 20 eyes in my head..."
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