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I recently got my hands on a 520STfm and a 1040STfm both with mono monitors (one of them the 124) and all is pretty well, BUT:

If I want to run games/tools/demos/etc that need lowres, I have to fight the family if I can use the TV (I don't have one on my room (there's too much MSX, ATARI etc stuff there for a decent TV to fit anyway).

But since myself being an MSX-freak, I do have 2 Philips VS0080/00 colour monitors that I'm hoping to connect to my ATARI.

Both have RGB (SCART) and CVBS (1x audio, 1x video) inputs and handle 50/60Hz signals.

Here's the lowdown:

If anyone knows how to make a cable to put between my beloved ATARI and the monitors, please let me know. Post here or send an e-mail and be so kind to hand me a scheme for the desired cable as I'm growing pretty desperate here...

Thanks in advance,

BodyHammeR (bhr@fatal.tk)

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 How do I connect a colour monitor to my 1040STfm? new BodyHammeR 08-11-2002 22:01 
 RE: How do I connect a colour monitor to my 1040ST new Dr Rarma 08-13-2002 23:43 
 RE: How do I connect a colour monitor to my 1040ST new Bob 08-14-2002 20:35 
 RE: How do I connect a colour monitor to my 1040ST new Dr RARMA 08-15-2002 12:55 
 RE: How do I connect a colour monitor to my 1040ST new Marcin 08-25-2002 23:03 

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