17" Cinema Display LCD ADC

[Bunsen]

ADC. I decided to build an adapter / Here's my blog on the project

Your link appears to be dead, Rick. "Database Error"

 

[Trash80toHP_Mini]

I love your KeyCap hack, Al. It'd confuse the schiznit outta my fingers though, does it look a lot better the way you did it than in Mavis Beacon mode?

I'll have to hook mine up again to test the ADC brightness control issue, it's a bit dark. How does one go about tweaking the brightness setting internally? :?:

 

[RickNel]

@Bunsen

Your link appears to be dead, Rick. "Database Error"

The link is OK but that server went down late yesterday. It's not my server so I don't know how long they'll take to get it back up. Shouldn't be long - I edited another post on that blog yesterday.

Rick

 

[antony701]

This one is definitely graphite, with the white "washboard" plastic under the clear frame. Would match an original G4 perfectly (maybe?), but not quite the MDD.

I love your chequer keyboard.

I think I should have an equal set to make one.

 

[MinerAl]

The fun part of that keyboard project is, when you're done swapping, you get two zebra keyboards!

This is actually the "other" one that was in storage for years. The main one's whites are badly UV yellowed now. It'll supply my first retrobrite test pieces.

 

[Bunsen]

ISTR that someone on Applefritter modified an ADC display to DVI-D too. The signals are all present, it was just a case of getting the pinout right.

 

[RickNel]

I found myself with a G3 PowerMac with DVI, plus a 17" Studio Display ADC. I decided to build an adapter to go inside the PowerMac.
Here's my blog on the project

The blog server is now back up again

http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/entry.php?370-Wrangling-an-Apple-ADC-Studio-Display-onto-a-G3-Powermac-DVI-(Part-1)

Rick