Re: Thanks all for the information on the Allen Bradley Monitor

If this is a RS-170 output, then all you need to do is to trace the wires.


obviously, there has to be power wires and a signal. It looks like you have 5 wires to the connector ?

trace them out and determine was it power, that narrows it down to 3 wires.

if one is a ground, that leave 2 wires......

now, of those two, one has to be signal, and one has to be signal ground.


Jon offered that any tv with an RCA style video input could work, then I would suggest you get the cheapest converter from wal-mart. spend all of about $20.00

it will take in almost any tv signal, RGB, analog video, S-video....

then just take an old RCA wire from an old stero speaker and put alagator clips on it.

if you blow out that $20 part, you did not lose much.

if it works ! then your choices for display become huge ! you can use new LED TV with s-video, or an old-old-old TV set.

Dave

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> I have put some photos on this site it is called Hardinge Monitor. I would like to replace with a inexpensive computer monitor or a TV. I need to figure out how to hook up the video. Thanks all
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> > I will take a Tv apart to see if the wiring matches. Thanks again. If any other ideas I will try them. I believe I was quoted $900 for one. I am sure something else coule be used.
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