Appearance: Used
Functionality: Not Working

Description:
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Similar to pictured, a SuperGen external genlock for the Commodore Amiga computers. Includes just the main unit – no other accessories are available. Could not see any output – sold as-is.

Warranty and Returns:
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This product is being sold AS-IS without any warranty. Returns are not accepted. To ensure that this is the right product for your needs, we’re happy to answer any questions.

Shipping:
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- Combined shipping is available for most items – contact us for details.
- Local pickup is also available at no cost.

About Us:
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The Computer Preservation Group is dedicated to the preservation of historical computers. To help fund ongoing operations, select items are made available. To learn more, please visit our website: www.computerpreservation.com. Thank you for your support!

Stock#:J20236.GN#3


Details from http://amiga.resource.cx/exp/supergen:

Company
Digital Creations / Progressive Image, USA
Date
1988
Amiga
any Amiga

Interface
RGB port

external genlock and video encoder
◾genlocks to external NTSC video
◾encodes Amiga RGB into NTSC video
◾overlays Amiga graphics onto external NTSC video
◾selectable 3.58 MHz notch filter
◾64 levels of dissolve
◾selectable internal and external blanking source
connectors ◾RGB In - receives the RGB output from the Amiga
◾RGB Pass Thru (DB25 converted to DB23) - display Amiga graphics on an RGB monitor
◾Key Out (BNC) - key signal for video switcher, tells when Amiga colour 0 is present or not
◾Video In (BNC) - source video from VTR, sync-generator, etc.
◾Video Thru (BNC) - untouched signal from Video In
◾Video Out (2× BNC) - combined output of input video and the encoded Amiga graphics
controls ◾graphics dissolve slider - controls the percentage of foreground graphics against external video
◾background dissolve slider - controls the percentage of background colour against external video
◾interpretive dissolve switch - controls whether or not the darkness of an Amiga color is to be interpreted as a level of dissolve
◾notch filter switch - removes color artifacts or some forms of flicker