Will I need to use the 9-pin for a colour image? Or is it just my monitors that won’t lock on to the signal correctly?

Now I just need to wait for the keyboard adapter to arrive and then I can have a look and see what’s in that ST225

Huzzah! Filename IMG_6005.jpeg File size 1.57 MiB Views 452 views A combination of changing the dip switch as per electric_dreams and finding other dip switch settings for a similar model on the retro web produced a working image

I do not, I am really just aiming to find some documentation so I know I have the dip switches correct

Sanyo's previous machine was a DOS compatible with it's own custom RGB graphics, so it's possible we are not dealing with CGA or EGA. Also it has been known for random RCA sockets, not distinctively labelled as composite out or video out, to actually be light pen trigger inputs... rare but not …

I’ve edited and added some photos but had to comment to add the last 4 I’ve also added photos of what gets displayed in both screens when I try them

I recently acquired at Sanyo MBC-16EX1 XT machine, I can’t find any info about this particular model though I can find just the one post of a similar model here on vogons but only talking about the power supply oddity. This little beasty came with a graphics card that I can literally only find an …