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Date   : Thu, 03 Jul 2008 09:13:24 +0100
From   : andrew.hancock@... (Andrew Hancock)
Subject: Monitor Lead?

 

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>To: Ian Wolstenholme; bbc-micro@...
>Subject: Re: [BBC-Micro] Monitor Lead?
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>> Fair enough, I have several "metal cube" Cubs and two in 
>plastic cases 
>> and they all have the 6-pin DIN connector.
>
>Oh, now that's interesting. I didn't know they did plassy Cubs 
>with 'standard'
>sockets.
>
>So perhaps a regular 6-pin DIN to 6-pin DIN might be of use to 
>Andrew after all.
>
>Andrew: can you confirm the socket-type on the back of your monitor?
>
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>Dave.
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Checked last night the DIN is a 6-pin DIN, five pins around the outer, and a
single pin in the center, I would have the model number of the monitor, but
the label the model number is written on has faded!

Andrew
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