Andre... Look in the schematics for the video card Pinout. The output s RGB, 15khz.. Or CGA... It's there, we aren't lying to you... If in doubt, just scope the outputs and find your RGB and syncs. As stated before, invert each sync signal with an ls04, then join them together to give you composite sync. Then you can feed this to a SCART tv or a regular arcade monitor. Ignore the black and white output.
You can happily plug and unplug pods while the 9100a is switched on, no problems, otherwise you'd go through a whole lot of power cycling when working on stuff. When you plug a new pod in, you just hit the reset button on the operators keypad.
Andrew Welburn (mobile)
www.andys-arcade.com
On 9 Nov 2012, at 18:56, Andre Huijts <a.huijts@upcmail.nl> wrote:
> OK I have been digging through the manuals but either I get dizzy by SO much information or it's not in there.
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> The only info about the monitor connection I can find is this:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/level_42/8170047354/
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> And that looks like a monochrome set-up. Now the manual says the color set-up is for a "standard IBM monitor", I am sure they mean CGA, but what is the pin-out from the 9100A in color set-up ?
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> Other question: I am confused about when to hook up the pod. The manual(s) seem to be inconsistent too, but I think mostly they say the 9100A should be powered off before hooking up a pod.
> Can you damage the pod by connecting it to the 9100A while it's powered up ?
> I've done this while testing the pods. I did a reset (from the keypad) after replacing the pod.
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> Note, I'm not talking about UUT power at all yet, I am not that far yet ;)
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