Need some suggestion on 7600 monitor rejection

[I'chyaa]

Why the 7600 monitor rejected? Have to being too bright ,the way I read it, those monitors can switch 7600 do, but multi-sync CRT that those spectacles are maximums, and these CRTs exhibit output within the 7600's series? Expression of blank stupidity right now? what effect makes the 7600 monitor rejection on the other monitors and how?

[Aaron007]

If anyone told me that the 7600shows the G78 first name in the Mac's panel that must be some Display Data Channel or Extended display identification data going on. The data is via Pin 12 on the Super Video Graphics Array connector. As soon as trying the "bits" of a 7600, what can be a decent way of test the CPU and DIMMs, are find a 7500 and throw the CPU and DIMMs it. CPU on a 7500 Main board with RAM, and the tasks performs fine, while even it is a bit of frankenmac, then you move all the bits into a 7500 and then please use it as before, and for some technical condition 7500s finds to be common in experience.

[Zethus]

Mac mode support Display Data Channel on Super Video Graphics Array. VGA had analog with method but there are only 3 type displays describes. It was idea to use logic to implement physically also and then make the Mac which shows what type model of monitor was connected, the resolution which is knew by the MAC also, think the Blue White G3 was the first to support display data channel. The on board adapter are create the since and also the code which makes since and here the code is only for the quire for power on it

[Captain Carrot]

It’s possible for the reject 7600 that the PRAM or CUDA have become upset. PRAM stores the last Sense Codes used and when powered up compares that to the current sense codes. Sometimes if the PRAM gets scrambled, the poor connectivity is major problem sometimes in the CPU memory card. Her is no disk activity until the you would allow the machine to boot. Then, move the mouse in any direction of action the mouse point, it gets pretty ugly when I think of all the possibilities. It's really up to you how far you want to go.

[Jensen Ackles]

I read it in the way of, selected monitors can handle resolution type more than the 7600, but isn't it the multi-sync CRT that those specs are maximums compare to the other, and these CRTs should simply display the output with the 7600's range And yes, 1280*1024 at 75Hz is listed for the 7600 on the Apple Multiple Scan 20", but only one. Someone are hesitate to multi-sync CRT that those specs are maximums compare to the other , and these CRTs should simply display the output with the 7600's range And yes, 1280*1024 at 75Hz is listed for the 7600 on the Apple Multiple Scan 20", but only one. Someone are hesitate to display.