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Denys asks:
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> I have a 21" HP 98751A RGB screen connected to my HP9000/300. I would like to
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> 1- Can I connect this screen (with 3 inputs (RGB)) to an PC as an VGA or SVGA
> monitor, where can I get this adaptor (I have only seen 5 co-ax to VGA
> input), and which driver would I use?
I don't know if this will help, but here's some info I was sent (from HP)
on 98751 monitors in November, 1993 ... maybe it will enable someone
else to give you a good answer! If you don't get an answer, post the
same question on comp.sys.hp.hpux ... where I got this info in 1993...
Timing summary for HP-CCMO monitors
All of our monitors for a given resolution (1024 x 768 or 1280 x 1024) use
the same timing. In addition, the following signal/input specifications are
common to all:
1. Input connectors and impedance: Separate BNC connectors for Red, Green, and
Blue. 75 ohms impedance.
2. Signal levels: Signal levels per EIA standard RS-343A; white positive.
Composite sync to be supplied on the Green signal only
(Note: horizontal sync pulses need not be supplied during
the vertical sync pulse.)
3. Timing
All signal timing is +/- 5%.
98751A/98785A:
Normal Field: 1024x768 @ 64.1088 MHz dot clock
98782A/98752A/98789A:
Normal Field: 1280x1024 @ 108.181 MHz dot clock
1024x768 1280x1024
Horiz. sweep freq.: 47.7 kHz 63.34 kHz
A. Horiz. period ("1H"): 20.96 uS 15.788 uS
B. Horiz. "front porch": 1.00 uS 0.407 uS
C. Horiz. sync width: 2.00 uS 1.701 uS
D. Horiz. "back porch": 2.00 uS 1.849 uS
E. Horiz. active scan: 15.97 uS 11.832 uS
F. Horiz. blanking: 4.99 uS 3.956 uS
Vertical frame rate: 60 Hz (non-int.) 60 Hz (non-int.)
G. Vert. active period: 16.097 mS 16.167 mS
J. Vertical blanking: 0.570 mS .505 mS
K. Vertical period: 16.667 mS 16.672 mS
L. Vertical "front porch": 62.89 uS (3H) 47.36 uS (3H)
M. Vertical sync width: 83.86 uS (4H) 47.36 uS (3H)
N. Vertical "back porch": 419.20 uS (20H) 410.49 uS (26H)
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Stan Sieler [log in to unmask]
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