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From: SEWALL@UCONNVM.BITNET (Murph Sewall)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: RGB
Message-ID: <8809100137.aa15611@SMOKE.BRL.MIL>
Date: 10 Sep 88 06:24:44 GMT
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>Recently, I was told that the IIc RGP "adapter" from
>the third party is no longer available.  I think that the video out was

Too bad, I wonder if there are any substitutes?

>composite and that this device separated the composite video into
>digital RGB signals for use with such a monitor (all hearsay).  In any

Now that I'm home and can inspect my //c, I have my "Color Monitor //c"
pluged into the composite jack.  Right next to it is a 15 pin "female"
under an icon of a monitor screen with 3 dots in a triangle (signifying
an RGB outlet).  One would suppose that that outlet should produce a
signal appropriate for an existing (what? a monitor ONLY from Apple for
twice the price of everyone elses?) RGB monitor.

Surely someone in our happy band of readers actually has an RGB monitor
connected to a //c and can shed some light on how it's done?


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