Re: Identifying an Sbus VGA card
"r.stricklin" <[email protected]>
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On Mar 7, 2010, at 7:31 PM, Alex Carver wrote: > I've got a few double wide SBus video cards that I'm trying to > identify. It appears to have a Sun part number of 270-1871-01 Rev 2 > but searching for that turns up nothing. The card is a double wide > SBus with two Intel i750 graphics chips on board and a Philips SAA > 7191 WP chip. It has a 15-pin VGA connector, an 8-pin mini round/ > DIN, two RCA jacks and a 6-pin mini round/DIN. > > I've got a few of them and if I can identify them then perhaps I can > use them to let me use an LCD on some of the machines. Not likely. From the chipset this would be a broadcast video card similar to VideoPix or SunVideo (though those are both single-width cards). I suppose it's possible the 8-pin mini DIN is a keyboard interface, in which case there might be a color framebuffer outputting on the DE15. This would be a la the TSI GXtra card. Maybe there was a version which included broadcast video too. I'm not an expert on this corner of Sun graphics. ok bear