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Revision as of 06:51, 27 June 2008
These were the green screen monitors sold together with the classic CPC-computers.
Models
- GT64 (5V output)
- GT65 (5V and 12V output)
- GT65-2 (5V and 12V output, additional carrying handle)
The only difference between the GT64 and GT65/GT65-2 models is the 12V socket for the CPC664/CPC6128's disk drive in the later model. The GT65-2 model has a modified case with two carrying handle. With it and the very low weight of the monitor it is very easy to carry it around.
With the arrival of the CPC664 and CPC6128 models, the existing stock of GT64 monitors was sold out and later only GT65 monitors were sold, even with the CPC464. For that reason, the 12V power outlet was designed as a socket for a cable coming from the CPC, while all other connections were made with cables coming from the monitor.
Users that had bought their CPC with a green screen monitor could also get the Amstrad MP1/MP2 TV modulator/power supply as an option to connect their CPC to a TV-set in order to get color.
Another option was to make a TV SCART cable and some external power supply.
Technical Specs.
| Tube diameter: | 30,5cm/12" |
| Visible diameter: | 29cm/11.4" |
| Input voltage: | 220V~/50Hz |
| Power consumption: | 35W |
| Output voltage: | 5V 12V (GT65/GT65-2 only) |
Pictures
- Amstrad GT65
- GT65 10.jpg
- GT65 11.jpg
Weblinks
Manual
The procedure of setting up the CPC with the GT64/GT65 monitors is described in the CPC's user manual.
