Allows certain LAPIS video cards for early Macintosh computers to output VGA signals.
This repository contains the schematics and production data for a small PCB/bracket that adapts some LAPIS video cards used in early Macintosh systems so they can drive a standard VGA monitor. It has been developed with the SE/30 Dual Page Display Card in mind and has only been tested with this card.
To assemble the boards, you will need a VGA connector, 6x150Ω 1206 resistors and a 8x2 pin header. The 4-pin header exposes the monitor's ROM and is not needed.
You may use the given Gerber files to order some boards for your own purposes and give any surplus boards to your friends. Commercial use is strictly prohibited without written permission. The given files are provided "as-is" without any warranty, express or implied, including but not limited to warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement.