This is a discussion on RS/6000 video connection within the AIX Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> Hi all! I have a RS/6000 43P Model 140, with O.S Aix. I need to connect a monitor, but ...
| |||||||
| Register | FAQ | Members List | Calendar | Search | Today's Posts | Mark Forums Read |
| ||||
| Hi all! I have a RS/6000 43P Model 140, with O.S Aix. I need to connect a monitor, but I don't know what kind of cable that I need. Anybody knows what kind of cable is necessary to connect this computer and the monitor? Thank you very much in advance Maria |
| |||
| maralai wrote: > Hi all! > > I have a RS/6000 43P Model 140, with O.S Aix. > I need to connect a monitor, but I don't know what kind of cable that I > need. Anybody knows what kind of cable is necessary to connect this > computer and the monitor? > > Thank you very much in advance > > Maria This model may or may not have an installed video card. If not then you can only connect with a serial terminal (or PC serially w/emulator). If it does then virtually ANY vga class monitor should work. That is, if the adapter's connection is an HD15. Most, if not all, of the lower end GXT video cards had this connector. Hope this helps. |
| |||
| maralai wrote: > I have a RS/6000 43P Model 140, with O.S Aix. > I need to connect a monitor, but I don't know what kind of cable that I > need. Anybody knows what kind of cable is necessary to connect this > computer and the monitor? Usually there are two possible graphics connectors. There's the VGA connector, 15 pins (three rows of 5 pins) in a small d-shell (the size of a 9-pins serial), and there's the 13W3 connector, thats two large coax pins, then two rows of 5 small pins and another large coax pin, that all in a larger d-shell (the size of a 25pins serial) If you don't have any of these connectors, then you probably only have serial console possibilities. For that you need a terminal or a terminal emulator on some other device. -- Alex. |
| |||
| bobmct ha escrito: > maralai wrote: > > > Hi all! > > > > I have a RS/6000 43P Model 140, with O.S Aix. > > I need to connect a monitor, but I don't know what kind of cable that I > > need. Anybody knows what kind of cable is necessary to connect this > > computer and the monitor? > > > > Thank you very much in advance > > > > Maria > > This model may or may not have an installed video card. If not then you can > only connect with a serial terminal (or PC serially w/emulator). If it > does then virtually ANY vga class monitor should work. That is, if the > adapter's connection is an HD15. Most, if not all, of the lower end GXT > video cards had this connector. > > Hope this helps. Hi I have a video card in this computer, it is: Matrox PCI 64bits MGI MY220P/4B/20. I try to connect a TFT, is it posssible that this computer works with a TFT? Thank you very much for your explain María |
| |||
| bobmct ha escrito: > maralai wrote: > > > Hi all! > > > > I have a RS/6000 43P Model 140, with O.S Aix. > > I need to connect a monitor, but I don't know what kind of cable that I > > need. Anybody knows what kind of cable is necessary to connect this > > computer and the monitor? > > > > Thank you very much in advance > > > > Maria > > This model may or may not have an installed video card. If not then you can > only connect with a serial terminal (or PC serially w/emulator). If it > does then virtually ANY vga class monitor should work. That is, if the > adapter's connection is an HD15. Most, if not all, of the lower end GXT > video cards had this connector. > > Hope this helps. Hi I have a video card in this computer, it is: Matrox PCI 64bits MGI MY220P/4B/20. I try to connect a TFT with an HD15 connection, is it posssible that this computer works with a TFT? Thank you very much for your explain María |
| ||||
| maralai wrote: > > bobmct ha escrito: > >> maralai wrote: >> >> > Hi all! >> > >> > I have a RS/6000 43P Model 140, with O.S Aix. >> > I need to connect a monitor, but I don't know what kind of cable that I >> > need. Anybody knows what kind of cable is necessary to connect this >> > computer and the monitor? >> > >> > Thank you very much in advance >> > >> > Maria >> >> This model may or may not have an installed video card. If not then you >> can >> only connect with a serial terminal (or PC serially w/emulator). If it >> does then virtually ANY vga class monitor should work. That is, if the >> adapter's connection is an HD15. Most, if not all, of the lower end GXT >> video cards had this connector. >> >> Hope this helps. > > Hi > I have a video card in this computer, it is: Matrox PCI 64bits MGI > MY220P/4B/20. > > I try to connect a TFT, is it posssible that this computer works with a > TFT? > > Thank you very much for your explain > > MarÃ*a Maria; Yes you should be able to use the tft with this adapter. I have used LCD's often on them. However, what I am going to state will definitely NOT make sense but for some strange reason it was a requirement on most of my RS6K's to make the graphics adapter work. I absolutely had to have an OEM IBM keyboard plugged in to the system. I mean one that was an original IBM RS6K keyboard. I don't know why but NONE of my PC keyboards worked (actually when any other were plugged in the console would automatically be redirected to the primary serial port). ONLY when the IBM keyboard was plugged in would the graphics (lft) become the console. Don't know why but if it works.... Good luck. Bob |