To turn your display on, press the on/off switch on the display’s back panel. If not, you’re ready to start the computer and the display. If you have other peripheral devices you want to connect to your computer, do it now while you have easy access to the computer’s back panel. Plug the display’s power cord into a grounded AC outlet.Tightening the two thumbscrews keeps the connection from coming loose, and helps prevent radio and television interference.
If you have installed a video card, plug the cable into the vertical connector on the video card. If your computer has a built-in video port, plug the cable into the video port, which is the horizontal socket on the computer’s back panel that’s marked with the video icon. Connect the end of the display’s video cable to the appropriate video socket on the computer.Position the display and computer so that you can easily access the back panel of each.Your display connects to a built-in video port or a video card connector on the back panel of the computer and to a grounded AC outlet. Right side: brightness and contrast controls. User controls: Rear panel: power switch.Video cable: Removable cable with DB-15 connectors on both ends.Input signals: Video: red, green, and blue analog video RS-343 standard.Active video: 8.08 inches by 6.02 inches.Scan rates: Vertical refresh rate: 60.15 Hz.Displays up to 256 colors with Macintosh Display Card 4*8 and 16.7 million colors with Macintosh Display Card 8*24. Screen resolution: 512 x 384 fixed lines 64 dpi.Picture tube: 12-inch viewable diagonal screen.The case was used for both the 12-inch RGB display and the 12-inch monochrome display. This monitor is compatible with a limited number of Macs and video cards (see below). 4 History of Apple: From Apple II to Apple Cinema Dispay.1.3 Apple Models, Discontinuation, Price.
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