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As the disk drive of the CPC6128plus didn't need 12V anymore, the monitor provided a 5V power supply only. | As the disk drive of the CPC6128plus didn't need 12V anymore, the monitor provided a 5V power supply only. | ||
Unlike the | Unlike the predecessors [[CTM640/CTM644]] it also had built-in stereo speakers and thus a different connector for the signals. | ||
It can therefore not be used for the [[CPC_old_generation|classic CPCs]] without adaptor cable. | It can therefore not be used for the [[CPC_old_generation|classic CPCs]] without an adaptor cable. | ||
== Technical Specs. == | == Technical Specs. == | ||
Revision as of 12:27, 13 February 2023
This was the colour monitor sold together with the CPC464plus/CPC6128plus computers.
It was also available as an option to the GX4000 video console.
As the disk drive of the CPC6128plus didn't need 12V anymore, the monitor provided a 5V power supply only. Unlike the predecessors CTM640/CTM644 it also had built-in stereo speakers and thus a different connector for the signals. It can therefore not be used for the classic CPCs without an adaptor cable.
Technical Specs.
| Tube diameter: | 36cm/14" |
| Visible diameter: | 34.5cm/13.5" |
| Input voltage: | 220V~/50Hz |
| Power consumption: | 67W |
| Output voltage: | 5V 2.4A |
Pictures
- CM14 internals
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Inside the case
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PCB on the tube
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Back of CM14 showing VHOLD
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Back of CM14 showing label
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Part of PCB showing H-HOLD, V-SIZE and SUB-BRIGHT markings
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Part of PCB showing Focus adjustment
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Part of PCB showing Screen adjustment
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Adjustment arms on the back of the tube
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Label showing tube was made by Orion
Weblinks
User Manual
The procedure of setting up the CPCplus/GX4000 with the CM14 monitor is described in the CPC464plus/CPC6128plus and GX4000 User Manual.