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[William Maddox]

--- On Thu, 1/22/09, jeff.kaneko at juno.com <jeff.kaneko at juno.com> wrote:

> Hey Bill--
> 
> I live in Merced, and would like to come to SIlicon Valley
> to
> pick up the Sony Monitor.  How soon do you need me to come
> get this (assuming it hasn't been claimed already)?

Do you make it to this area regularly?  I wouldn't want you
to make a trip out here and then be disappointed if the monitor
will not do what you want it to.

The monitor has not yet been claimed, but I would like for
it to go away soon.  I'd really like it out of here by next
weekend.  I may advertise it on Craigslist shortly if I don't
have a taker for it.

> Also, I could find no specifications for this monitor.
> Can it do Sync on Green?

I'm not sure about this.  Some fellow on the internet claimed
to have one running sync-on-green, but take that for what its
worth.  Sun doesn't use this, and if the monitor supports it,
that would be something inherited from its Sony OEM lineage.
I couldn't find a definitive spec sheet.  I do have the
manual somewhere, but it may take some effort to locate it.
I know this monitor will work with Sun Ultra 1 gear and other
Sun workstations with 13W3 video output.  It also works great
with a PC using the adapter cable that I will include.

There are some specs on this page:

http://www.sunshack.org/data/sh/2.1/infoserver.central/data/syshbk/Devices/Monitor/MONITOR_Color_20_Premium_CRT.html

Scroll down about midway, and look for 
Option X267A  MFG Part # 365-1335 [F]

This was the only hint that I found that sync-on-green might be
supported:

http://unix.derkeiler.com/Newsgroups/comp.sys.sun.hardware/2004-05/0370.html

Best regards,


--Bill