Impression

Rick;

Unfortunately the problem is more difficult than that. The Impression console is running an operating system we developed here at ETC, primarily because it predates both windows and smaller processing boards. As a result the video specifications are hard coded and there is no provision to install drivers (Drivers didn't exist then).

The console outputs video in the CGA format..

there are a few articles in the knowledgebase that provide tons of information on the subject. I suggest checking these out..

http://community.etcconnect.com/wikis/products/knowledgebase-cga-monitors.aspx

http://community.etcconnect.com/wikis/products/knowledgebase-video-converter-for-expression-1-and-microvision-consoles.aspx

On a personal note, I have some luck finding older CGA and Multisync monitors at computer recycling facilities and electronics swap meets.

Hope this helps

Rick;

Unfortunately the problem is more difficult than that. The Impression console is running an operating system we developed here at ETC, primarily because it predates both windows and smaller processing boards. As a result the video specifications are hard coded and there is no provision to install drivers (Drivers didn't exist then).

The console outputs video in the CGA format..

there are a few articles in the knowledgebase that provide tons of information on the subject. I suggest checking these out..

http://community.etcconnect.com/wikis/products/knowledgebase-cga-monitors.aspx

http://community.etcconnect.com/wikis/products/knowledgebase-video-converter-for-expression-1-and-microvision-consoles.aspx

On a personal note, I have some luck finding older CGA and Multisync monitors at computer recycling facilities and electronics swap meets.

Hope this helps