I have an old Amiga monitor. On the back, it has luma/chroma/audio inputs, plus an RGB connector with a three-way switch by it that selects digital (positive), digital (negative), and analog. Are either of those digital modes compatible with the RGBI output of a 128?
I'm not totally sure what the model number is. There's the rainbow checkmark + "AMIGA" in the little plaque where the model number would usually be, and there's no model number on the back. The closest I can see is the FCC ID, which is AGI9XA-1080, which I'm guessing means it's a 1080.
It'd be nice if this works, because it spares me having to find a dual-input monitor, or using two monitors.
Thanks!
I use this same monitor for my 128. It is a 1080
Quote from: Aiken on August 16, 2009, 12:46 PM
I have an old Amiga monitor. On the back, it has luma/chroma/audio inputs, plus an RGB connector with a three-way switch by it that selects digital (positive), digital (negative), and analog. Are either of those digital modes compatible with the RGBI output of a 128?
Yes, I have successfully used the C128's RGB with the Amiga 1080 monitor's digital RGB mode.
And you get an anti-glare screen on the 1080,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
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