In message <2454148.205217-tennant@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> tennant@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Tennant Stuart) wrote: > The TV set input has three rows of five pins; while the Iyonix has a row > of five pins, and a row of four pins. Its monitor has no input socket. You must be looking at one of the serial connectors. The Iyonix's video connector has three rows of 5 pins. > > > If it accepts standard VGA/SVGA/XGA/SXGA PC inputs, then > >it accepts standard signals at standard frequencies... > > > >I have no idea why you should imagine differently. > > Because of the hoops we used to jump through to connect older Acorns, > with some lines severed, others joined together, and some earthed. You're going back to the days before the VGA connector became the de facto standard. > > Just connect it up and enjoy. > > Or connect it up and lament. The worst thing you might have to lament is a little wasted time. But, frankly, I think the chances of its not working are vanishingly small. > >Oh, and let us know the results! > > That's what my Iyonix-owning friends say, two of whom have the same TV. So get on with it! Dave --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support