Analog RGB display adapter Lumina frame
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I must have one!! I can't pay for one but I still want one
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Okay..I will ask, "What does it do?"
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It allows you to connect the LCD display output from a Sankyo Lumina frame pachinko machine to a VGA monitor. So you can see the video from your pachinko on a bigger screen.Originally Posted by johntofva
It's a relatively simple bit of electronics, and is one of the circuits I've been meaning to have a go at building, but never got round to it...
The LCD panels in the Sankyo machines work at VGA resolution (ie 640x480) and use the same display timing. So all you need is a few components to get the sync signals to the levels needed by the VGA monitor, and three 6 bit digital to analogue converters for the colour signals.
If anyones interested in designing one themselves, do a datasheet search for a Sharp LQ080V3DG01 LCD panel, and you should get all the signal levels and timing information you need
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I wouldn't be interested in designing one, but I would be interested in buying one!
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this is at about 150 bucks plus agent fees and shipping
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I am not quite sure that the price meets the benefits gained...But thanks anyway.
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If you build it they will come...It allows you to connect the LCD display output from a Sankyo Lumina frame pachinko machine to a VGA monitor. So you can see the video from your pachinko on a bigger screen.
It's a relatively simple bit of electronics, and is one of the circuits I've been meaning to have a go at building, but never got round to it...
The LCD panels in the Sankyo machines work at VGA resolution (ie 640x480) and use the same display timing. So all you need is a few components to get the sync signals to the levels needed by the VGA monitor, and three 6 bit digital to analogue converters for the colour signals.
If anyones interested in designing one themselves, do a datasheet search for a Sharp LQ080V3DG01 LCD panel, and you should get all the signal levels and timing information you need
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