Pasokon TV
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This interface fits into the expansion slot of a PC. It does not tie up
a serial or printer port.
Transmit and Receive Modes:
- Robot Color: 12, 24, 36, 72 second.
- Robot B&W: 8, 12,24,36 second.
- AVT: 24, 90, 94, 188, 125 second.
- Martin: M1, M2, M3, M4.
- Scottie: S1, S2, S3, S4, DX (receive only for DX).
- Wraase SC-1: 24, 48, 96 second.
Other features and benefits:
- Onboard crystal oscillator for precise timing -- no need for machine
dependent parameter tweaking to get pictures straight.
- VIS code decoding -- Receive mode is set automatically.
- Automatic fine tuning -- Compensates for signals off frequency.
- Real-time display of images -- See pictures as they are received not later.
- Displays up to 32768 colors on screen -- automatically chooses best
graphics mode available so you don't have to configure it manually.
- Built-in test pattern generation and image processing such
noise reduction.
- Graphical user interface -- easy operation with mouse or keyboard.
- Supports most popular dot matrix (including color) and laser printers.
- User-defined menu items -- "open" system approach allows seamless
integration with frame grabbers, printers, paint programs
and other applications.
Minimum Computer System Requirements:
- IBM PC with '386 or later CPU.
- Color VGA display. Any VGA card will work but one capable
of VESA mode 110H (640 x 480, 32K colors) is recommended
for best results.
- 1 Megabyte of memory. (4 Meg recommended for all features.)
- One free standard (ISA) expansion slot.
See article in January 1993 issue of QST for more details.
Absolute Value Systems
115 Stedman St. # W
Chelmsford, MA 01824-1823
(508) 256 6907