[Stubbs68]

Has anyone ever converted the CRT from a Dynapath Delta 20 to LCD? Can't seem to find a definitive answer on how to do it. Thanks

[cngbrick]

I'm not all that familiar with the Dynapath Delta 20 but the little information I have seen indicates the monitor requires a composite video signal with a resolution of 384 x 304. If you're lucky, maybe one of the car type DVD monitors may work for you.

Unfortunately, I can't help you with the power or signal connections as I have never seen one of these in person.

Hope this helps.

RT

[neilw20]

Get a converter. Plenty of choices.
composite video - Free Shipping - DX
in particular..
CVBS Composite & S-Video to VGA Converter - Free Shipping - DealExtreme

[Stubbs68]

Thanks for the links. I am a little on the slow side electrically. How do I adapt this to my controller? What do I splice into? The current crt uses a 10 pin card side connection. None of the newer connections. Thanks

[neilw20]

Maybe RBG. Does anyone know?

[cngbrick]

The specs I see from suppliers of replacement monitors indicate composite video. I suspect the connector also has other signals on it. Perhaps you can take a picture of the connector and post it so that we can all see what you're looking at. Even better if we see the type of wire going to the connector.

RT

[neilw20]

If it is composite then figuring out what the pins are is the next step.
Any links to replacement monitors? A few clues and some pictures will help.
Find a early computer/tv serviceman over 45 years old. They know how to figure this stuff out.
I'm a bit far away.

[cngbrick]

Here's one link:

Industrial Monitor- 9" Monitor DYNAPATH

The composite signal will likely connect to a coaxial video cable (similar to North American cable TV feed).

RT