[rescue] SGI Video to SVGA Monitor Adapter
Dan Canaan
flinters at picarefy.com
Sun Feb 10 12:27:38 CST 2002
I recently picked up an Indigo2 (R4400, 64Mb, 1.2Gb HD, XL graphics and the
option video board FHVJR D9-I2V-TWO) and was hoping to have it hooked up
to an old Sony monitor with the separate RGB connections along with
vertical and horizontal syncs. I couldn't find an appropriate cable.
From what I've read online, I should be able to use any fairly modern SVGA
monitor that runs 1024x768 or greater non-interlaced. That's pretty much
most monitors on the market. I have one such monitor that I was using to
test a bunch of Personal Irises without issue. Cool.
Connections appear to be the difficulty. Looks like I need a 13W3 Male to
HD15 Female adapter to hook this SGI up to a PC monitor.
Sound right? Or have I completely overlooked some sync on color issue that
will prevent this?
I hope to be able to get this machine to a prompt to see what is here. No
OS, but I can put 5.1 on there since I have that available. I'm really
curious about that optional video board. The connectors are definately
proprietary for a dongle of some sort, probably for SVHS and composite
video sources.
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