Re: Testing PCBs...

Drew,

Here's that list of monitors for you (and anyone else). I'll give you my
standard disclaimer that the following information was supplied in good
faith, but I have not tested all these monitors so YMMV!

Horizontal Frequency: =15.75 Khz
http://www.monitorworld.com

Mitsubishi FA-3415 (14") 15.7-35.5 Khz
NEC Multisync 3DS [JC-1404HMA] (14") 15.8-38 Khz
MITSUBISHI DIAMOND SCAN 14 (AUM-1381A) (14") 15.6-36 Khz
NANAO FLEXSCAN 8060S (14") 15-35 Khz
NANAO FLEXSCAN 9060S (14") 15.5-38.5 Khz
NEC Multisync II (14") 15.5-35 Khz
COMMODORE 1950 (AOC CM314) (14") 15-35 Khz

tm

Andrew Wilson wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm thinking of putting together a test bench to help me work on PCBs, make
> adaptors, etc. I'm going to wire up a JAMMA connector, and I figure I can
> handle all the simple stuff (power supply, various switches, speakers). What
> I don't have is a monitor for my test bench, and I don't really want to pony
> up the money to buy a new monitor just for testing.
>
> What do you folks typically use for monitors on their test bench? I know
> that some (older) PC monitors are good for this purpose, but I'm not sure
> what to look for to know whether the monitor will work for my test bench or
> not. Any tips for me?
>
> Failing that, if anyone in the Seattle area has an old working raster
> monitor they'd like to sell cheap, let me know.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Drew
>
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Received on Sat Aug 18 11:36:27 2001