i've an old AT&T globalyst-510. i will integrate an old Monochrome grafik-card, because i will use an old monochrome display (9pin connector). but the the external grafik-card don't recognize any monitor / or possible the gfx-card isn't recognized by the globalyst-510.
who can help me?
globalyst 510
Check http://www.groove-trax.de/jumper/m/A-B/33461.htm. Have you disabled on-board video ?
Have you selected monochrome as display type ?
Have you selected monochrome as display type ?
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yes, i've disabled the onboard graphic-chip. i now think the problem is with the external graphic-card. i don't have any informations about it, and how to set the jumpers.
i think the manufacteur of the card is TLI USA an the type is P/N 8822 or NM1 94V-0 or 59-6679-0005. more can't i find on the graphic board. on the main chips is printed COLORImage. an the card was buil in 1988
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has anybody a info how to set the four switches/jumpers?
i think the manufacteur of the card is TLI USA an the type is P/N 8822 or NM1 94V-0 or 59-6679-0005. more can't i find on the graphic board. on the main chips is printed COLORImage. an the card was buil in 1988

has anybody a info how to set the four switches/jumpers?
Sorry, I didn't realise you were trying to run a mono display from a colour card. This is not generally possible; it will depend on your card. Generally you would drive it with an MGA card or a Hercules-compatible mono card. These usually had a printer port on as well: I think I still have one somewhere.
If the card has an FCC ID you should be able to find out what the card is.
If the card has an FCC ID you should be able to find out what the card is.
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this video-card has a vga and a monochrome port. but i don't know how to activate the right port, because there are 4 switches.
i tried both ports. onece with vga and then with black-and-wite.
i tried both ports. onece with vga and then with black-and-wite.
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i've uploaded some pictures of the graphics-card at http://home.knuut.de/Ma.Lange/Mix/gfx-card.htm
The card was made in 1990. Most chips have 89 date code but all the memory chips have 90.
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Excellent pictures, but it is not a card I recognise. It is likely to be a Trident TVGA8800 based card; the square chip probably says "TVGA8800" on it if you peel the Colorimage label off. My cards have a 6-way switch pack as well as the IRQ 2/9 enable/disable jumper (posn E/D) and Mono/Color jumper. Monitor type selection is on the first 4 switches and is as follows:
All ON - VGA mode
1 OFF, others ON - EGA mode
2 OFF, others ON - CGA mode
1 & 2 OFF, 3 & 4 ON, MDA/Hercules mode
5 is fast/slow address decode, 6 is 16 bit/8 bit data path.
All ON - VGA mode
1 OFF, others ON - EGA mode
2 OFF, others ON - CGA mode
1 & 2 OFF, 3 & 4 ON, MDA/Hercules mode
5 is fast/slow address decode, 6 is 16 bit/8 bit data path.
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ok, i will try it with your good information.
and, i've removed the label of the square chip. there is printed:
TSENG LABS
ET3000AX
11038F-0005
JAPAN 8927EAY
thank you for your help...
maximilian
and, i've removed the label of the square chip. there is printed:
TSENG LABS
ET3000AX
11038F-0005
JAPAN 8927EAY
thank you for your help...
maximilian
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Found description of one with that chip here:
http://www.tarigon.de/tramp/et3000ax.html
Maybe it works for yours as well
http://www.tarigon.de/tramp/et3000ax.html
Maybe it works for yours as well
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