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{{Infobox computer peripheral | name = Macintosh 16" Color Display | image = [[File:Macintosh 16-inch Color Display (All About Apple museum).jpg|260px|frameless]] | caption = Macintosh 16" Color Display (All About Apple museum, CC BY-SA 3.0) | manufacturer = Apple Computer, Inc. | type = 17-inch (16-inch viewable) colour CRT monitor | release_date = October 1991 | discontinued = April 1994 | interface = Analogue RGB (RS-343), DB-15 video cable; three ADB ports | resolution = 832 Γ 624, 70 dpi | power = 90-270 V AC, 47-63 Hz, 130 W maximum | dimensions = 400 Γ 405 Γ 405 mm (H Γ W Γ D) | weight = 23 kg (50 lb) | model = M1298 }} <templatestyles src="Template:StyledTable/styles.css" /> The '''Macintosh 16" Color Display''' is a Trinitron colour monitor with a 17-inch tube and a 16-inch viewable image, sold by Apple from October 1991 to April 1994.<ref name="sg">Apple Computer, ''Macintosh Displays and Video Cards'' service guide, September 1996, hosted as [[:File:Apple Macintosh Displays and Video Cards Service Guide (September 1996).pdf]]. Table 1, model numbers, p. 12 (PDF p. 30); Table 2, dates, p. 13 (PDF p. 31); chapter 15, Macintosh 16" Color Display, pp. 211-225 (PDF pp. 229-243).</ref> It runs at 832 Γ 624 and 75 Hz, and its tilt-and-swivel base carries three ADB ports and sound connections so that the keyboard, mouse and microphone can plug into the display.<ref name="ssspec">Apple Computer, ''Macintosh 16" Color Display'' (''Service Source''), hosted as [[:File:16 color display.pdf]]. Specifications, pp. 1-6 (PDF pp. 11-16).</ref> The model number on the back is M1298.<ref name="sg" /> == Specifications == {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:70%; text-align:left;" |+'''Macintosh 16" Color Display specifications'''<ref name="ssspec" /> ! Item !! Value |- | Picture tube || 17 in diagonal, 16 in viewable; Trinitron, 0.26 mm aperture-grille pitch; antiglare, anti-static coated glass |- | Resolution || 832 Γ 624, 70 dpi; up to 256 colours with the Macintosh Display Card 8β’24 or 8β’24 GC (Rev. B) |- | Scan rates || Vertical 75 Hz; horizontal 50 kHz |- | Active display area || 11.8 Γ 8.86 in (300 Γ 225 mm) |- | Input || Analogue red, green and blue, RS-343 |- | Controls || Power switch, brightness and contrast on the front; automatic degauss at power-on |- | Stand and ports || Tilt-and-swivel base with three ADB ports (two at the front, one at the rear), sound in and sound out to the computer at the rear, microphone input and speaker/headphone output at the front |- | Power supply || Universal, 90-270 V AC self-configuring, 47-63 Hz, 130 W maximum |- | Size and weight || 15.7 in (400 mm) high, 16 in (405 mm) wide, 16 in (405 mm) deep; 50 lb (23 kg) |- | Operating environment || 10-35 Β°C; 95% humidity maximum, non-condensing |} Apple's product guide of 1993 and its online specification page give 47 lb and a depth of 17.6 in, measured with the base.<ref name="af93">Apple Computer, ''Apple Facts'' 2.93, February 1993, "Key Features of the Apple Display Family", p. 74. archive.org item [https://archive.org/details/apple-facts-9302-2.93-february-1993 apple-facts-9302-2.93-february-1993].</ref><ref name="sp422">{{cite web |url=https://support.apple.com/kb/SP422 |title=Macintosh 16-inch Color Display |publisher=Apple |access-date=2026-10-02}}</ref> The 832 Γ 624 mode needs video that supports it; Apple's 1993 guide mentions the 16-inch display among the large displays supported by the PowerBook Duo MiniDock, and lists it with the 12-inch and 14-inch displays for the external video of the PowerBook 160 and 165c.<ref name="af93" /> == Hardware == The display has a main board, a CRT/video board on the tube neck, a separate focus control board carrying the FOCUS and H.STAT controls, a contrast/brightness board, an AC inlet assembly and a base board for the ADB and sound connectors.<ref name="ssev">''Macintosh 16" Color Display'' Service Source, Exploded View (PDF p. 136); Adjustments, Focus and Convergence, pp. 14-16 (PDF pp. 100-102).</ref> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:100%; text-align:left;" |+'''Service part numbers (Service Source exploded view)'''<ref name="ssev" /> ! Part !! Apple number |- | Main board || 661-1634 (Rev. A) or 661-1671 (Rev. B) |- | CRT/video board || 661-1635 |- | CRT assembly || 076-0563 |- | Focus control || 982-0139 |- | Contrast/brightness assembly || 982-0127 |- | AC inlet assembly || 076-0077 |- | Fuse || 922-0516 |- | Base PC assembly || 981-0029 |- | Video cable || 590-0734 |} The two main board revisions are replaced like for like: a board with vendor part number A-1335-028 printed near connector D3 is the original (661-1634); otherwise it is Rev. B (661-1671). A replacement CRT/video board must have switch SW1 set as Apple shows, towards the neck of the tube, or the colours cannot be set correctly and green is oversaturated.<ref name="ssrev">''Macintosh 16" Color Display'' Service Source, Take Apart, CRT/Video Board p. 23 and Main Board p. 40 (PDF pp. 51, 68); Troubleshooting, Video p. 7 (PDF p. 24).</ref> == Known faults and normal behaviour == Apple's service manual opens with a chapter on environmental distortion: large monitors bend near metal furniture and jitter near fluorescent lights and appliances, and Apple says to move or turn the display before adjusting it or swapping modules.<ref name="ssbas">''Macintosh 16" Color Display'' Service Source, Basics, Monitor Distortion, pp. 1-7 (PDF pp. 3-9).</ref> Two thin horizontal lines, a quarter to a third of the way from the top and bottom, are the support wires of the Trinitron aperture grille and are not a fault.<ref name="ssts">''Macintosh 16" Color Display'' Service Source, Troubleshooting, Symptom Charts, pp. 2-10 (PDF pp. 19-27).</ref> A green vertical line at the left of the screen and an overall green cast are listed against the setting of SW1.<ref name="ssts" /> No component-level repair reports or capacitor list for this display have been found, and Apple's documents give no component values. == Maintenance and repair == * [[Apple 16" Color Display General Maintenance]]: geometry set-up, focus, convergence, cutoff and white balance (24 foot-lamberts). * [[Apple 16" Color Display Troubleshooting Guide]]: Apple's symptom charts and the fuse. The CRT keeps a charge after switch-off; follow the [[CRT Discharge Procedure]] before working inside. == Documentation == * [[Macintosh 16 Color Display Service Source]]: Apple's 136-page Service Source. * [[Apple Macintosh Displays and Video Cards Service Guide (1996)]], chapter 15: board drawings, parts list and adjustment fold-out.<ref name="sg" /> == Gallery == <gallery mode="packed" heights="200"> File:Macintosh 16-inch Color Display with Quadra 840AV (Gona.eu).jpg|With a Macintosh Quadra 840AV and AppleDesign Powered Speakers (photo: Gona.eu, CC BY-SA 3.0) File:Macintosh 16-inch Color Display high-voltage components (Service Source).png|High-voltage parts and focus control with the cover off (Apple Service Source) File:Macintosh 16-inch Color Display exploded view (Service Source).png|Exploded view with part numbers (Apple Service Source) </gallery> == Related pages == * [[Apple 21" Color Display]] * [[Apple Color High-Resolution RGB Monitor]] * [[CRT Discharge Procedure]] == References == <references /> {{Navbox-AppleVintageAccessories|state=collapsed}} [[Category:Apple Vintage Accessories]]
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