Introducing
Your
Monitor
The Commodore 1084S is a full-color,
13
inch monitor for use with
the Commodore 64, Commodore 128, Commodore
PC
and the
Amiga family of computers. The monitor provides audio output
in
stereo for use with computer systems with stereo capabilities (like
the Amiga computers). Your 1084Soperates on the North Ameri-
can Television Standard (NTSC}
wB1Ch
is used throughout the
United States and Canada. This
-manual
explains how to connect
the 1 084S monitor to your computer and how.to.tlse the various
operating modes and picture controls.
The 1084S works
in
four different operating modes: Composite
(NTSC. standard), Separated LCA (Luma-Chroma-Audio), Digital
RGBI (Red/Green/Blue Intensity), and Analog
RGB.
It also allows
both a 40-column screen display, for use
in
Composite
and
-Sepa-
rated modes, and
an
80-column display for Digital and Analog
RGB
output. The mode you choose will depend
on
the type of computer
you are using
..
Before you proceed any further, check to make sure you have
received everything:
• One 1084S monitor
• Four cables:
• For connecting
an
Amiga computer - one cable with a 23-
pin D (rectangular) connector
on
the computer end and a 6-
pin DIN (round) connector
on
the monitor end (provides
an
Analog RGB display)
• For connecting a Commodore
PC
or Commodore 128 -
one cable with a 9-pin D connector
on
the computer end
and
an
8-pin DIN connector
on
the monitor end (provides
an
RGBldisplay)
• For connecting a Commodore 128 or Commodore 64 -
one cable with
an
8-pin
DIN
connector
on
the computer
end and 3 phono plugs
on
the monitor end (provides a
Separated LCA display)
• For connecting
an
Amiga computer's audio capabilities -
one cable with two RCA phono plugs
on
each end
• Two warranty cards
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