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#2320 problems?

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#10251From: Don TarshesDec 20, 1990 11:03 AM
I'm about to get a 2320 card for use with a Mitsubishi multi-scan monitor. However, I've heard some disquieting things about this product. Does anyone have the exact specs for cable requirements for the 2320 with the Mitsubishi? I heard somewhere that there are some odd cable incompatibilities with the 2320 and some monitors. Also I just read here about some problems with certain areas of the palette that someone reported. Any information that anyone has on these topics will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Don
#10289From: Fred SchuchmanDec 20, 1990 5:42 PM
I purchased the 2320 and a Diamondscan monitor. The monitor came with 2 cables of which one had the required connections for the 2320 without any modifications. So for a 2320, don't let anyone try to sell you an unneeded cable! Fred
#10294From: RON TROYDec 20, 1990 7:27 PM
Fred, have you had any palete problems with yours? Ron
#10408From: Fred SchuchmanDec 21, 1990 5:58 PM
I tried the color test someone else suggested and it looked ok to me, but in DPaint with the standard pallette, two of the grays end up being the same color. That's the only problem I've noticed and I didn't bother investigating any further. Fred
#10539From: RON TROYDec 23, 1990 12:07 PM
Makes you wonder if there are a few either defective or misadjusted ones out there, or some sort of bug. If having a little bit of a grey problem is all there is, its probably survivable. I suppose that if I had a chunk of spare cash available, I'd buy a few things for my Amiga, possibly including the 2320 and the 1950, and some form of accellerator. I wouldn't mind owning a toaster but have no legitimate use of it, so I have no real other usage for the video slot. Ron
#10368From: Don TarshesDec 21, 1990 1:00 PM
Fred, Thanks for the reply. I had heard of some problems with cables with certain unspecified monitors. Here's hoping I don't have any of those problems! Don
#10309From: Mike SchillerDec 20, 1990 9:19 PM
Don: The A2320 has exactly the same pinouts as an IBM VGA board, and any monitor that is billed to work with VGA (or SuperVGA) will work with the 2320! I'm using a 2320 in my 2000 right now with a Tatung multisync monitor. -Mike Schiller In sunny Fort Lauderdale
#10369From: Don TarshesDec 21, 1990 1:01 PM
Mike, Thanks for the reply. That's a reassuring piece of information. Don
#10559From: David CzayaDec 23, 1990 3:28 PM
Mike, I just caught your message and wanted to say that you and I have the exact same setup (A2320 and a Tatung monitor). I just wondered if you had investigated going inside the monitor to increase the horizontal to get rid of the black border? On my Tatung, I have plenty of vertical size adjustment to get rid of the border, but I still get 1/4" on each side. Great monitor, isn't it? Wait'll you see their customer support. It's superb. -Dave
#10563From: Mike SchillerDec 23, 1990 4:13 PM
David: Actually I've sort of gotten used to the black border! No I hadn't thought of trying to get rid of the border, because if I were to do that I'd loose my proportions on ProPage. Right now, in the 100% display mode of PP when it shows an inch, it measures exactly 1 inch on the monitor as well! (that's sort of nice). -Mike Schiller In sunny Fort Lauderdale
#10702From: David CzayaDec 25, 1990 3:53 PM
I have mine set up the same way for Pagestream, but I would change it to get rid of the annoying border. Thanks for the reply! -Dave