I used the video signal and found the separate sync on the original board. fed the video through couple of gates in a 74LS00 I seem to remember and also fed in some timing signals from the video generator circuit. By doing this, I made a RGB signal which used the original B/W one but switched it on and off at certain lines. This had the effect of making the top part of the screen say light blue, then the next band was red etc. It isnt the same colours as the acetate filters but as I wanted to fit a colour monitor if made a more colourful display than just B/W. I will see if I can dig the circuit out and post it here.
The B/W signal is composite. That means it has video and sync combined. The RGB monitors use the three video signals R,G and B but also have a separate sync input. Sometimes two sync inputs, H and V. Mine just used a single sync which has H and V combined.
andrewsm2017-02-17 23:51:10