1942

This monitor is a 13″ bisync (not true multisync) monitor built by Samsung for Commodore. It has two ranges of sync frequencies to match both normal (15.75 kHz) and doubled screen modes. The 1942 differs from the 1940 only in that it has a smaller dot pitch. MonEd may be useful in getting the picture to fill the entire screen (the 1942 came with a set of patched monitor drivers). Both variations feature stereo speakers.

Serial: XT 4002944

• display type: Stereo bisync (BiScan) monitor
• 13″ 0.28mm dot pitch
• made in: Korea
• manufacturer: Daewoo
• voltage: 220-240V
• supported video input:
  • VGA
  • analog RGB
    ├horizontal sync
    └vertical sync
• video connectors:
  • built in cable with male 15-Pin D-Sub (HD-15) plug
  • shipped with HD-15 to DB23F adapter (390682-01)
• audio connectors:
  • 2x RCA connector
• maximum resolution: 800×600
• release date: 1993
• chassis design: Commodore #4
• best matching for (by time and class):
  • Amiga 1200

1942 User’s Manual
1942 Service Manual