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Old 27 March 2009, 15:20   #1
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Lightbulb RGB / CGA to VGA Video Converter

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Somebody has tryed this on Amiga? > http://www.jammaboards.com/store/acv.../prod_252.html



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A RGB / CGA to VGA Converter PCB allows a 15KHz signal to display on a 31KHz PC VGA monitor, TFT monitor, or LCD display (either to 640x480 or 800x600). A great alternative to purchasing a expensive, heavy CGA monitor. Use this converter with an existing computer monitor or install a light-weight LCD display.
This converter has been pre-programmed to work via dipswitch settings for the following gaming PCB output types;
-Normal ICB CM99, Subsino
-CYE
-IGS
-Amatic
-Jolly Joker
-Witch Game
-Cuty Line
-Dyna X
-Psikyo
-Bigigo
-For Separate Sync

Features:
* RGB/CGA game board signal can display on PC monitor or TFT monitor.
* All new design for low picture noise and detects wider range in game board timing.
* Low-resolution enhance to Hi-resolution.
* Picture more sharpness and tiny pixel.
* Support sync-combine mode and sync-separate mode select by DIP SW
* Support CGA and VGA input select by VGA bypass SW.
* Support multi-game board select by 16ch DIP SW.
* RGB gain adjusts by 3 variable adjustment control pots.


Item includes:
1 - ACV-011 Model CGA to VGA Converter
1 - DC Power Connection (Connects to power supply +12VDC)
1 - RGB Cable
1 - Detailed Installation Sheet
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Old 27 March 2009, 17:28   #2
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Can it do 50Hz? Mebbies I could use it on my borked 1200 to fix the brightness issue? I see RGB gain adjust! How much does it cost? - DAMN - it would be cheaper to buy a new 1200 board
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Old 27 March 2009, 19:40   #3
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thought you were paying me a visit rabbit hehehehhehe
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Old 27 March 2009, 20:53   #4
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looks like this is the same thing except half the price...

http://cgi.ebay.com/Cherry-Master-Ar...3A1%7C294%3A50
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thought you were paying me a visit rabbit hehehehhehe
I am - don't worry! Might not be when planned due to a screw up (not my fault - Its a BT / Other comms company cock up), I'll have to keep you posted.
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Old 27 March 2009, 21:42   #6
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Can it do 50Hz?
None (or at least almost none) of these converters can do 50 Hz!
Normal VGA frequencies have a vertical refresh >= 60 Hz.
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Old 13 April 2009, 16:49   #7
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Here is.. but not so good results,and not supported all vga monitor type..
on Flatron LG 17" M1717A, and Viewsonic 19" E96f not working.. only on my Dell i take screen.
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Old 13 April 2009, 18:59   #8
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That doesn't look too too bad. Maybe if the cable was shielded it would improve the picture quality. Theres a lot of EMF that they could be picking up. Also if you have VGA input on your TV, try that and see if that is better. (I never buy Dell, either for me or for work

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Old 14 April 2009, 00:27   #9
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No is not has not stability and clear signal,for gaming is good for desktop not.
so.. im on trying to connect and others machines,like Spectrum +3,Atari STE,ect..
also i want to fix some flickers or low signal with caps ,resistors,or any..
any way, i have already this from ebay with 55 euro only.
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Old 14 April 2009, 10:03   #10
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This has an Averlogic AL250 which means you're limited to 16-bit colour

i.e. colour loss in AGA mode.
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given indivision price, you shouldn't care about these....
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These boards can be bought for a lot lower than $99!

We've seen them as low as $49.99 with an average about $65
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Here is the my new solution..(i have rdy test also on my Atari STE and working good. )
important:
1.needed stable transformer 12V with 1+Amp
2. cooled the 2 chip





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I have got a problem with sync. It looks like some black or red lines are blinking or move/shake. Any idea what can be wrong?
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I have got a problem with sync. It looks like some black or red lines are blinking or move/shake. Any idea what can be wrong?
have you this converter?
you can test to connect the composite sync (Amiga pin 10) to pin 5 (H) on converter, whit out using the line 6 (V) vertical.
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I will try this. Thanks
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Old 09 July 2009, 14:47   #17
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The final case and special cooling.







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Old 13 January 2010, 16:17   #18
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Hello Everybody

I'm new here, (sorry for my poor English)

I successfully tested this converter too, since many mouths now. Separated sync works fine but H+V, no.
http://stuffprojects.free.fr/index.p...d=14&Itemid=29

My ACV-011 is 2 years old now, maybe the news ones integer good H+V sync timing for the Amiga ?

I will also receive a new converter soon, cheaper (about 30$) i will post result.

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Old 11 August 2014, 16:01   #19
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Cga2vga

hi Everybody.
I have ACV-011 CGA to VGA converter and when I connect that to LG LCD.
size of picture is larger than vertical monitor display screen you can see image under below ... maybe was wrong in DIP switch setting?plz help.
I use this connvertor for CNC MAHO PHLIPS..
my DIP switch setting is ON ON ON ON..
god bless you....
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Old 11 August 2014, 23:24   #20
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here is my old settings, hope to help you.

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