Atari TTM194 Documentation
The Atari TTM194 documentation below is Atari's owner's manual for the Atari TTM194 monochrome monitor and Atari Computer GmbH's 1991 data sheet for the TTM 194/195.
Atari TTM194 Owner's Manual
[edit | edit source]The Atari TTM194 High Resolution Monochrome Monitor owner's manual is Atari Corporation's 1990 manual for the monitor, part number C301836-003 Rev. A. The hosted copy is a 12-page text PDF from the Internet Archive.[1] It is the UK edition: the mains section gives the British wiring colours and plug fusing, and the customer support address is Atari's office in Slough. The last pages repeat the copyright block with four "Printed in" lines (USA, China, Japan and Taiwan).
Contents
[edit | edit source]- Introduction and power connection (p. 1)
- Connecting and operating the monitor (pp. 2-3)
- Important safeguards and service (pp. 4-6)
- Specifications (p. 7)
- 9-pin to 15-pin cable pinout and twisted pairs (p. 8)
- Customer support (p. 9)
What this manual does not contain
[edit | edit source]- A schematic, parts list, adjustment procedure or any description of the circuit. The service section refers all repairs to an Atari dealer.
- The horizontal and vertical scan frequencies, which the specification page does not state.
Pages that cite this manual
[edit | edit source]- Atari TTM194: specifications, connecting, cable pinout, power, faults
Download: Atari TTM194 Owner's Manual C301836-003.pdf
TTM 194/195 data sheet
[edit | edit source]Atari Computer GmbH's one-page German data sheet for the TTM 194/195, dated "Stand 8/91", has a product photograph and a specification block. It gives the scan rates (about 72 kHz and 72 Hz), the video input (ECL single-bit 100K, 75 Ω), a 90-264 V mains range and a weight under 18 kg. Several of its figures differ from the owner's manual; the Atari TTM194 page sets the two side by side.[2]
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References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ Internet Archive item atari-ttm-194-manual, "Atari TTM 194 Manual".
- ↑ Scan published by atari-computermuseum.de, https://www.atari-computermuseum.de/pics/scans/TTM194_195_0891.pdf, linked from its "Atari ST Peripheriegeräte" page.