1971camaroguy
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Has anyone had any trouble with iCade board and vertical arcade monitor?
Trying to get a 2nd generation iCade board to work with my 13" arcade monitor and everything looks great but I am getting this weird double image.
It's like the image is split into two on the screen...it's the correct width..but it's split into two on top each other and compressed down. None of the settings will change anything.
I have the dip switch set correctly for CGA and everything. I hooked up a 1st generation board and same issue.
Here's the weird thing, I grabbed a untouched 19" monitor off my shelf and hooked it up to the board...same exact thing. It does it on the 1st and 2nd generation iCade boards.
Not sure what is going on here, but I would like to use the 13" arcade monitor before putting a 17" LCD in the cab
Any ideas? I know the iCade outputs 15.75 khz on the CGA output...but I am not familiar with that enough to know if it's something I need to look into
I thought about finding a VGA to CGA converter and bypassing the CGA on the iCade, using the VGA output and trying that
Trying to get a 2nd generation iCade board to work with my 13" arcade monitor and everything looks great but I am getting this weird double image.
It's like the image is split into two on the screen...it's the correct width..but it's split into two on top each other and compressed down. None of the settings will change anything.
I have the dip switch set correctly for CGA and everything. I hooked up a 1st generation board and same issue.
Here's the weird thing, I grabbed a untouched 19" monitor off my shelf and hooked it up to the board...same exact thing. It does it on the 1st and 2nd generation iCade boards.
Not sure what is going on here, but I would like to use the 13" arcade monitor before putting a 17" LCD in the cab
Any ideas? I know the iCade outputs 15.75 khz on the CGA output...but I am not familiar with that enough to know if it's something I need to look into
I thought about finding a VGA to CGA converter and bypassing the CGA on the iCade, using the VGA output and trying that
