Are you sure that monitor signal is VGA? That LCD is fairly hi-res, and many of the CRT type monitors were either CGA or low res VGA and/or TTL.
Al.
I am converting a VMC15XT (1994) to an LCD monitor. I purchased a kit from Earth LCD.
XLK-12.1-VGA
So now I have to go from my BNC cable to a D shell, anyone know if I need a connector like this from Amazon?
http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Composite-Video-Adapter-Converter/dp/B001SJDESC]Amazon.com: VideoSecu Composite Video to PC VGA Adapter BNC to VGA Converter 1L9: Electronics
Thanks all
Scott
I can post the design for the bezel to mount the monitor if anyone would find that useful.
http://www.scpconcepts.com
Are you sure that monitor signal is VGA? That LCD is fairly hi-res, and many of the CRT type monitors were either CGA or low res VGA and/or TTL.
Al.
CNC, Mechatronics Integration and Custom Machine Design (Skype Avail).
“Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.”
Albert E.
Hmmm, well Al, I am not sure of anything lately! I am learning with the sink-or-swim method on this screen retrofit.
I wonder if anyone else can answer that.....I am not sure what the 1994 VMC15 monitor resolution is......
http://www.scpconcepts.com
I was able to convert to a LCD TV using a composite jumper I bought for $3.50 at Radio Shack. I removed the old CRT screen and replaced it with an Aluminum cover plate. Mounted the TV to the plate and it Works great. While the machine is busy machining parts I can change video feeds and watch movies While I work.
Hope this helps.
Email me @ Mattndew02@yahoo.com and I cant help you out with some pictures.
Matthew D.
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