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From: grr@cbmvax.cbm.UUCP (George Robbins)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics,sci.electronics,rec.video
Subject: Re: Need VT241 Color Monitor Specs
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Date: Thu, 30-Apr-87 17:21:04 EDT
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Posted: Thu Apr 30 17:21:04 1987
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In article <4257@nsc.nsc.com> misha@nsc.nsc.com (Michael Umansky) writes:
>Hello.
>We have several DEC VT241 Color Terminals.  I want to use the color monitor
>that comes with the terminal in a separate application.  I need technical
>information on the monitor itself, primarily:

	These monitors seem to be high-quality NTSC compatible color monitors.
They will work at the normal NTSC scan rates, and I suspect that they may
have some "multi-sync" capability for the 132 column mode, but I'm not sure.

	It is an analog RGB monitor with composite sync and will work
directly with an Amiga.  It also has a Japanese manufacturer's label on
it which might relate back to a specific generic monitor family.

>DEC's name for the monitor itself is VR241 and they want $165.00 for the
>technical documentation for it.  If anyone can tell me the above specs
>it would save me lots of money and will be very helpful.

	It also has a Japanese manufacturer's label on it which might relate
back to a specific generic monitor family.
-- 
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