High Resolution Monitor: Commodore
High Resolution Monitor: Commodore
High Resolution Monitor: Commodore
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Radio and Television Interference
This device complies with Part;5 of the FCC Rules and Standard C108.8-M1983
of the Canadian Standards Associations Regulations. Operation is subject to two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device
must accept any interference received including interference that may cause
undesired operation . If you suspect this device is causing interference, you can
test this device by turning it off and on. If this device does cause interference, the
user is encouraged to correct the interference by one of the following means:
Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not
represent a commitment on the part of Commodore. Commodore and the
Commodore logo are registered trademarks of Commodore Electronics Ltd. Amiga
is a registered trademark of Commodore-Amiga, Inc.
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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
capabi lities (like the Amiga computers). Your 1084S operates on the National Televi-
sion System Committee Standard (NTSC). This manual explains how to con-
nect the 1084S mon itor to your computer and how to use 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-co lumn screen display, for use in Composite
and Separated modes , and an 80-column display for Digital and Analog RGB modes.
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
Cables :
For connecting an Amiga Computer -- one cable with a 23-pin D (rectangular)
connector on the computer end and a 9-pin D (rectangu lar) connector on
the monitor end (provides an Analog RGB display).
For con necting an Amiga's audio capabilities -- one cab le with two RCA
plugs on each end .
For connecting a Commodore PC or Commodore 128 -- one cable with
a 9-pin D connector on the computer end and a 9-pin D connector on
the monitor end (provides RGBI d is play).
Power cable for connecting the 1084S to an AC power source.
Warranty card
NOTE: The following mon itor cable is also available for use with the 1084S.
Thi s cab le can be purchased from your Commodore dealer separate ly.
Except for the power supply cable, the cables included with your 1084S monitor
are RF shielded cables . Be sure to use on ly RF shielded cables when connecting
this mon itor to a computer.
The chart below indicates the operating modes suitable to the type of computer you
are using :
Before you connect your monitor to your computer, you should familiarize yourself
with the location and function of the various control knobs, switches, and ports on
both the front and rear of the 1084S. Because the 1084S is a universal monitor and
can accommodate several types of computers, there are several ports and
connectors on the monitor's cabinet. However, if you are only using your monitor
with one type of computer, you will only need to use a few of the ports. (See diagram
on next page.)
Front View
1. VOLUME -- Adjusts the speaker's loudness.
2. GREEN -- Toggles between color display and monochrome green display (for
text processing).
3. TI NT -- Adjusts the red and green tints in the display.
4. COLOR -- Adjusts the color levels of the display.
5. CONTRAST -- Adjusts the display's contrast.
6. BRIGHTNESS -- Adjusts the brightness of the screen .
7. H. PHASE -- Adjusts the horizontal position of the screen.
NOTE: The Color Control is inactive when the 1084S is configured either for Analog
RGB or Digital RGBI display.
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Rear View
1. POWER Switch
2. HORIZON. SIZE -- Adjusts the image width on the screen.
3. VERTICAL SIZE -- Adjusts the image height on the screen.
4. VERTICAL SHIFT -- Centers the image vertically, from top to bottom .
5. ANALOGUEffiL -- A switch used to alternate between an RGB analog and
a Digital RGBI TIL type signal.
6. RGB -- 9-pin D connector for video/sync input signals.
7. CVBS/RGB -- A switch used to alternate between an RGB (Red-Green-Blue)
and CVBS (Composite Video Signal) .
8. CVBS/LCA -- A switch used to alternate between LCA (Luminance , Chroma,
Audio) input and CVBS input.
9. CVBS/L -- A yellow phono jack used in two different ways. For a computer with
CVBS output or other CVBS source, connect the computer to this jack with a
phono plug cable . For a computer with LCA output (Commodore 64 and 128)
connect to this jack for luminance signal input.
10. AUDIO-L -- A white phono jack used for connecting the left audio signal
input.
11. AUDIO-R -- A black phono jack used for connecting the right audio signal input
for stereo sound reproduction (Amiga computers).
12. CHROMA -- A red phono jack used for a computer with LCA output (Commodore
64 and 128) to connect for chroma signal input.
Turn off the power to both the monitor and the computer to prevent damage
by shorting. Unplug the Computer and the 10845 monitor before installation.
Installing the 10845 with the power on could cause injury to the installer and
damage to the equipment. Commodore will not be responsible for any
damages caused by improper installation of the 10845. 5uch improper
installation will void the warranties on both the Computer and the 10845.
Amiga 500
Locate the video cable with a 23-pin D connector on one end and a 9-pin D connector
on the other end. To connect the video cable, insert the 9-pin D connector into the
port labeled RGB on the back of your 1084S. Then insert the other end of the cable
with the large, 23-pin D connector into the video port on the back of your Amiga.
Tighten the screws on each side of the connector.
Set the ANALOGfTTL switch to analog mode. Set the CVBS/RGB switch to RGB
mode.
To connect the audio, locate the audio cable with one pair of phono plugs at each
end of the cable . One pair of phono plugs are plugged into the AUDIO R and AUDIO
L jacks on the back of your monitor, and the other pair of plugs are inserted into
the Amiga's left and right audio jacks.
You can connect headphones to your 1084S so that the stereo sounds generated
by your Amiga computer can only be heard through the headset. To do this, simply
insert the plug on the end of a standard headphone cable into the small, silver port
on the left side (as you face the front) of the monitor's cabinet. The port is towards
the front of the monitor. A headphone cable is not included with your .monitor but
should be readily available at most computer and electronics stores.
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Set the ANALOGITTL switch to TIL mode. Set the CVBS/RGB switch to RGB
mode.
WARNING: When connecting the 1084S monitor to a PC please note that the PC
must be set to provide CGA video output. Such setting is possible with PC10/20- 11,
PC10/20-1I1, PC30-1I1, PC40-40 and PC60-40. It is not possible with PC40-11I ,
PC50-1I1 or PC60-1I1, Any other video output settings like Hercules, EGA or VGA
may result in damage of your 1084S monitor. In order to select CGA please check
the appropriate user documentation .
With a Commodore 128 or Commodore 64 -- Take a video cable with three phono
plugs on one end and an 8-pin DIN connector on the other end. To connect the
video cable, insert the yellow phono plug into the jack labeled CVBS/L, the red
phono plug into the jack labelled CHROMA, and the white phono plug into the jack
labelled AUDIO/L on the back of your 1084S . Then insert the other end of the cable
with the 8-pin DIN connector into the video port on the back of your Commodore
128 or 64. Set the CVBS/LCA switch to LCA mode.
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Some older C64's have a 5-pin DIN video connector which outputs composite video.
To attach your 1084S to this older style C64, a 5-pin DIN video cable is required
(not included, but commonly avai lable at many stores that carry the C64 line). Set
the CVBS/RGB switch on the rear of the monitor to CVBS mode. Insert the 5-pin
DIN connector into the Video port on your Commodore 64 , and insert the phono
jack into the port labeled CVBS/L on your 1084S. Set the CVBS/LCA switch on
the rear of the monitor to the CVBS position.
3.5. Connecting the Monitor to the Mains
Your 1084S mon itor is designed to operate from an a.c. mains supply of 120 volts,
60 Hz. If the mains vol tage in your home is different from this, consult your dealer.
Stabilising ci rcuits ensure satisfactory performance with in nomral supply variations.
4. Safety Precautions
This monitor has been engineered and manufactured to assure your personal safety.
However, improper use can result in potential electrical shock or fire hazards. Please
observe the following basic rules when using your monitor. Also , heed all warnings
and instructions marked on the monitor's cabinet.
Do Not use more than one plug adaptor in one power outlet.
Do Not block the monitor's ventilation slots by placing objects on top or underneath
the monitor.
Do Not bring magnetic devices near the screen . They may damage the color purity
of th e picture.
5. Technical Specifications
PIN ASSIGNMENT
Pin No. TTL RGB Analog RGB
1 Ground Ground
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4 Green Green
5 Blue Blue
6 Intensity Not used
7 Not used Composite Sync.
8 H.Sync. H.Sync. 9 8 7 6
9 V.Sync. V.Sync.
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Franq.is 9
1. Introduction
Le 10848 fonct ionne sous quatre modes differents: Composite (norm e NT8C) , LCA
8epare (Luma-Chroma-Audio), RVBI (intensite RVB) numerique et RVB analogique.
II permet a la fois un affichage 40 colonnes compatible avec les modes Composite
et Separe et un affichag e 80 colonnes compatible avec les modes RVB numerique
et analogique. Le mode choisi depend du type d'ordinateur utilise.
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Avant de passer I'installation, verifiez que vous avez bien regu tous les elements
necessaires :
Un moniteur 10848
Cables:
Cable de connexion pour Am iga -- muni d'un connecteur D rectangu laire
a 23 broches (cote ordinateur) et d'un connecteur D rectangu laire a 9
broches (cote moniteur) pour I'affichage RVB analogique.
Cable de connexion audio pour Amiga -- cable ayant deux fiches RCA a
chaque extremite.
Cable de connexion pour Com modore PC ou Commodore 128 -- muni
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d'un connecteur D 9 broc hes (cote ordinateur) et d'un connecteur
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D 9 broches (cote moniteur) pour I'affichage intensite RVB.
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Cordon d'alimentation pour connexio n du 10848 une prise secteur.
Carte de garantie
A I'exception du cordon d'alimentation , les cables fournis avec votre 10848 sont
blindes contre le s interierences radio. Assurez-vous de n'util iser que ce type de
cable lorsque vous connectez Ie moniteur a I'ordinateur.
Avant de connecter votre moniteur a I'ordinateur, prenez Ie temps de vous fami liariser
avec les emplacements et fonctions des boutons , commutateurs et ports situes a
I'avant et a I'arriere du 1084S. Le bo1tier du moniteur est pourvu de plusieurs ports
et connecteurs. Le 1084S est, en effet, un moniteur entierement compatible qui
peut fonctionner avec divers types d'ordinateurs . Si vous n'employez qu'un type
d'ordinateur, vous n'aurez recours qu'a un nombre limite de ports. (Voir diagramme
a la page suivante.)
Vue de face
1_ VOLUME -- Reglage de I'intensite du haut-parleur.
2. GREEN -- Passage de I'affichage couleur a I'affichage monochrome vert
(pour traitement de te xte) et vice versa.
3. TEl NTE -- Reglage des teintes rouges et vertes sur I'affich age.
4. COLOR -- Reglage de I'intensite couleur.
5. CONTRAST -- Reglage du contraste.
6. BRIGHTNESS -- Reglage de la luminosite.
7. H. PHASE -- Reglage de la position horizontal e de I'ecran .
Remarque : La commande de reglage de la couleur est inactive lorsque Ie 1084S
est configure pour I'affichage RVB analogique ou I'affichage RVBI numerique .
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1. POWER -- Commutateur de mise sous tension.
2. HORIZON. SIZE -- Reglage de la largeur de I'image Ii I'ecran.
3, VERTICAL SIZE -- Reglage de la longueur de I'image Ii I'ecran.
4. VERTICAL SHIFT -- Centrage vertical de I'image, du haut vers Ie bas.
5. ANALOGUEffTL -- Commutateur permettant Ie passage du type RVB
analogique au type TIL intensite RVB numerique, et vice versa.
6. RGB -- Connecteur 0 Ii 9 broches pour les signaux d'entree video/sync.
7. CVBS/RGB -- Commutateur permettant de passer du mode RVB (Rouge Vert
Bleu) au mode CVBS (Composite Video Signal- Signal Video Composite), et
vice versa.
8. CVBS/LCA -- Commutateur permettant de passer de I'entree LCA (Luminance,
Chroma, Audio) Ii I'entree CVBS, et vice versa.
9. CVBS/L -- Jack phono jaune utilise de deux manieres differentes : pour les
ordinateuts ayant une sortie CVBS, ou toute autre source CVBS, Ie jack se
connecte a I'ordinateur au moyen d'un dible equipe d'une fiche phono. Pour
les ordinateurs ayant une sortie LCA (Commodore 64 et 128), connectez Ie
jack pour obtenir une entree de signal de luminance.
10. AUDIO-L -- Jack phono blanc utilise pour connecter I'entree de signal audio
gauche.
11. AUDIO-R -- Jack phono noir utilise pour connecter I'entree de signal audio
droite afin d'obtenir une reproduction du son en stereo. (Ordinateurs Amiga.)
12. CHROMA -- Jack phono rouge utilise pour connecter une entree signal
chroma Ii un ordinateur muni d'une sortie LCA (Commodore 64 et 128).
Amiga 500
Vous pouvez connecter des ecouteurs avotre 1084S. Vous pouvez ainsi ne produire
Ie son stereo genere par l'Amiga que dans les ecouteurs. Pour ce faire, il vous suffit
d'inserer une fiche d'un dible standard d'ecouteurs dans Ie petit port argente situe
sur Ie cote gauche du bollier, vers I'avant (moniteur face a vous). Le 1084S vous
est livre sans ecouteurs. Cependant, vous pouvez vous en procurer aupres d'un
revendeur specialise.
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Connexion un Commodore PC ou un Commodore 128 -- Munissez-vous du
cable video dont les deux extremites comprennent un connecteur D a 9 broches.
Etablissez la connexion en branchant Ie connecteur D a 9 broches dans Ie port
RGB, situe a I'arriere du 1084S. Introduisez I'autre extremite du cable dans Ie port
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video situe I'arriere du Commodore PC ou 128. Serrez les vis.
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C 64
Des anciens modeles de C 64 sont equipes d'un connecteur video DIN a5 broches
congu pour les sorties video composites. 8i vous souhaitez brancher Ie 10848 a
un ancien modele de C 64, vous devez vous procurer un cable DIN a 5 broches.
Celui-ci n'est pas inclus avec Ie moniteur mais est disponible chez la plupart des
revendeurs de la serie C 64. Activez Ie mode CVB8 au moyen du commutateur
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CVBS/RGB, situe I'arriere du moniteur. Introduisez Ie connecteur DIN 5 broches
dans Ie port Video du Commodore 64. Branchez ensuite Ie jack phono dans Ie port
CVBS/L du moniteur. Placez Ie commutateur CVBS/LCA en position CVBS.
Le moniteur 10848 est congu pour fonctionner a partir d'une alimentation secteur
120 volts d'une frequence de 60 Hz. 8i votre alimentation secteur est differente
de celie specifiee, contactez votre revendeur.
4. Mesures de securite
Ne placez pas votre moniteur pres d'une source d'eau ,?U dans un endroit tres
humide.
Ne bloquez pas les conduits de ventilation en plac;:ant des objets sur ou sous Ie
moniteur.
Debranchez Ie moniteur :
Si vous ne comptez pas I'utiliser pendant une periode prolongee.
Pendant un orage.
Avant de Ie nettoyer.
5. Specifications techniques
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3 Rouge Rouge
4 Vert Vert
5 Bleu Bleu
6 Intensite Non utilisee
7 Non utilisee Sync. Composite
8 Sync. horiz. Sync. horiz. 9 8 7 6
9 Sync. vert. Sync . vert.