From: Steve Camp (steve@camp.com)
Date: Sun Sep 12 2004 - 20:57:44 EDT
Good Evening,
Can anyone recommend to me a program that I can use to test monitors?
I have approximately 24 Sun GDM-1962B 19" monitors I need to sell.
I acquired the monitors in the mid 1990s from another company that had
upgraded equipment. I basically carted off these monitors that they
would have otherwise thrown out. At the time, I had visions of
creating my own Sun / Solaris classroom in the Denver area. Alas,
that dream never materialized, these monitors have sat unused in my
basement for approx 7-9 years. The time has come to part with them;
I'd like to sell them but need to test them to ensure I can represent
them accurately to any potential buyers.
I am hoping to find a program, whether it be a source code, Sparc binary,
X-Windows or run from the plain console, to test these monitors. For
PCs, I used to use a DOS-based program to burn in / test the computer,
as well as video card / monitor. AMIDIAG was the program. That
program created various patterns (color bars, circles, lines, moire
patterns etc) on the monitor. It was more of a video card test, but
it did allow one to check the monitor too.
Will Sun Management Center and/or the diagnostic tool SunVTS test
monitors (and/or video cards)?
Does anyone know of any other X-windows or other programs that would
do a suitable job of testing a monitor?
Many thanks.
--
Steve Camp
Camp Technologies, LLC
steveATcampDOTcom
p.s. I have a number of other Ultra 1s, 2s, 30s, and 60s I need to sell
along with some Netra 1125s (U60 based), D130s, Netra T1s and AC200s,
D1000s, A1000s, an A3500/3000-lite, SparcStorage Arrays (working, with
Sbus cards -- get your own Volume Manager license / lab), an E3000
w/ upgraded PS, and an Enterprise Storage Pair of T3s (purples, with the
enterprise cables, and fully loaded with 36GB disks). If you need
or want some equipment for a coloc, or for your own lab... drop
me an e-mail.
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