Applecolor 100 monitor with raspberry pi 5 8gigs help.

[GhostOfUchiha]

Long story short.

I'd like to use my super rare Applecolor 100 monitor with my raspberry pi 5.

I thought the applecolor 100 was an analog RGB, but turns out it's an TTL.

I tried using a GBS-8100 vga converter to march the 15khz speed, directly plugged. Not wanting to display.

So which brings me to my question. How can I make i get my pi to work with this beautiful monitor?

 

[resman]

It's actually both. You have to remove the back of the case and flip a little switch you'll find at the bottom.

 

[GhostOfUchiha]

It's actually both. You have to remove the back of the case and flip a little switch you'll find at the bottom.

Are you talking about the 8 bit & 16 bit color switch? If so it's already on the 16 bit when I opened it.

My friend said a CGA2RGBv2 adapter should do it but idk.

What do you think?

 

[resman]

I think the converter you showed above is for VGA, which wouldn't match the 15 KHz input of the AppleColor 100. To get that, you'll need something like this: https://antoniovillena.com/product/πcrt-addon/