ATARI ST RGB to VGA adapter LOW/Med and High Resolution (Professional)

This is my version "Atari ST Xtreme adapter" of VGA adapter (ST LOW/MED color modes and High resolution) with audio output for the Atari ST series of home computers.
Smaller and extremely reliable Atari video output to VGA adapter, that allows you to connect modern VGA monitors to your Atari (please remember that 15KHz compatible monitor is needed for Color mode)
Features convenient miniaturized slide switch,allowing you to change between color ST Low/Med and mono ST High video modes, on-fly.
Equipped also with buffering IC (Vertical and horizontal buffered) and thre is also jumper selector for Sync position (V+H or Csync if you want to use external upscaler GBS8200)
Contains sturdy 3,5mm jack socket with mono audio signal wired to both (L+R) channels. You can now plug your audio gear into it directly, without any additional cable.
Does not require power, does not stress your Atari video logic circuits.



KEY FEATURES:

• Xtreme RGB to VGA adapter made with sturdy DIN13 male connector and VGA DB15HD female with its anchor screws for VGA monitor cable
• Vertical + Horizontal syn buffered (other solution on the Web are without sync buffer)
• Jumper selector in order to choose V+H or Csync (useful if you want to use external upscaler like GBS8200,ecc that requires Csync!)
• 3.5mm Audio jack output (Mono signal wired to both L+R)
• Mini slider in order to choose Monochrome/Color mode on-fly
• LED indicator lights up when you are in COLOR mode
• High Quality PCB with gold treatment to ensure the maximum quality product: please note it is also possible to have DIN 13 GOLD type instead the "standard DIN13" connector like this --> https://www.ebay.it/itm/375716635383. Just write me before and consider that you have add +4€

Compatible with the following systems:

• 520 STFM
• 520 STF
• 1040 STFM
• 1040 STF
• 1040 ST
• 1040STE
• MegaST
• All of the Atari ST series fitted with 13 pin video port

Compatible with: Atari 130ST, 260ST, 520ST/F/FM/E, 1040ST/F/FM/E, MegaST/E

Note: ST Low/Med color modes require 15kHz HSYNC capable monitor, such as Benq BL720A or similar. This is a design limitation of Atari video output, not Atari ST Xtreme adapter