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Xaar
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 Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 11:47 am Post subject: HP EVC-to-VGA-Adaptor? |
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Hello!
I got a HP9000 B180L some weeks ago. As I looked on the backside of the computer I thougth it had a DVI connector for the display. As I tried to connect a DVI display I recognized that the DVI connector is to short (not wide enough)! Then I searched a bit in the internet and found a manual for this HP9000. There is written that this is an EVC (Enhanced Video Connector). For older displays (I only have "normal" VGA and DVI monitors) I need an adaptor.
So here is my question: Does anyone of you have an idea where to find such an EVC to VGA adaptor? Within europe would be perfect, but other locations will be also alright if the postage is not too high.
I hope, you can help me.
Best regards, Xaar.
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johnorun
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| Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 5:22 pm Post subject: Re: HP EVC-to-VGA-Adaptor? |
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| Xaar wrote: | Hello!
I got a HP9000 B180L some weeks ago. As I looked on the backside of the computer I thougth it had a DVI connector for the display. As I tried to connect a DVI display I recognized that the DVI connector is to short (not wide enough)! Then I searched a bit in the internet and found a manual for this HP9000. There is written that this is an EVC (Enhanced Video Connector). For older displays (I only have "normal" VGA and DVI monitors) I need an adaptor.
So here is my question: Does anyone of you have an idea where to find such an EVC to VGA adaptor? Within europe would be perfect, but other locations will be also alright if the postage is not too high.
I hope, you can help me.
Best regards, Xaar. |
Try both of these sites for help:
http://www.vintage-computer.com/ (Post in the "WANTED" forum. You need to join as a member to post, but you should be a member anyway.)
--->or try here. They are very honest and have many hard to find vintage computer parts:
http://www.computertradeexchange.com/inventory/index.html
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