The 6300 had an 8086 processor (16 bit CPU I/O), not the 8088 (8 bit I/O) of
the original PC and XT. The AT&T 319 is an EGA monitor. One alternative is
to try to find an AT&T VDC-750 video interface card, which will work in
any 286 (or later) ISA slot, and has the right 25 pin connector for the
319 monitor. If that doesn't work, I can probably find the pinouts to make
an adapter for another EGA card with a different connector. I actually want
to do this myself. I have a bunch of 319 monitors I am combining with
various discarded 286 system boxes for charitable donations, and I have run
out of VDC-750 cards, but have a few generic EGA cards with a different
connector (D-9, I think).
Frank Kerfoot
f...@hogpa.att.com
-> ... If that doesn't work, I can probably find the pinouts to make
-> an adapter for another EGA card with a different connector.
Don't hold your breath. There should still be a file or to of info
about using something other than an "AT&T" monitor with the 6300 on
the unix "bbs" in Atlanta (770-734-4981, E-7-1 [NOT 8-N-1]) ... to
the effect that it's got to be a Multisync because the AT&T's just
a little bit wierd with respect to its video signal ... as it's a
little bit wierd in other respects.
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