WANTED: Magnavox RGB analog 9pin monitor 1cm135

[rmay635703]

I urgently need a monitor capable of doing TV sync like the last analog RGB monitor made by magnavox, I prefer it to have a 9pin connector, no need for ttl

IT MUST BE ABLE TO TAKE COMPOSITE SYNC AKA H+V on one pin.

I have tried a magnavox cm8505 but it can't seem to handle composite sync. (anyone have the RGB LIN round pinout?)

If anyone has an 9pin RGB analog adapter for the sony 23pin connector or mitsubishi 23pin connector it would be greatly appreciated.

The target system is a QLT futura 100 Innovion EGS-III photography system that I still use.

The other possibility would be a device that could take RGB BNC 15khz and convert it to VGA any help is Greatly APPRECRIATED!

My last good screen blew and I need another system specs are here
http://www.angelfire.com/co4/futura100 (beware free site lots of popups, use mozilla)

Thanx
Ryan

 

[Terry Yager]

Have you tried a multi-sync monitor? Of course, creating a composite synch signal is a simple matter of tying the pins together. It's seperating the signals that's a bitch...

--T

 

[modem7]

The other possibility would be a device that could take RGB BNC 15khz and convert it to VGA any help is Greatly APPRECRIATED!

Take a look at the converter at http://www.converters.tv/products/converters/rgb_converters/41.html

It may do the job. Obviously a little research is required. For example, it requires the combined synch to be negative (going).

 

[modem7]

Or maybe if you get desperate you could buy the system at
http://www.justfotos.com/uequip.htm

 

[rmay635703]

Bleh $3k is too much for a monitor! I already have lots of systems, lots of monitors that are sort of compatible (AKA NTSC BNC/RCA Composite) I would like to have a screen that is color accurate and clear like the original magnavox or even this sony pvm I have.

The system sends composite sync at the refresh rate a TV signal operates at which means 99% of monitors can't/won't work that low.

I will look at that adapter again (saw it once before, not sure it will work)