Summary

Marketed as a multiscan character display - supports a wide variety of input scan ranges from 15Khz to 34Khz.

Although the service/owner's manuals do not give a linecount for the picture tube, the A34JHS10X is shared with the Sony PVM 1390 which is 450 TVL. The CPD-1302, while seemingly similar on the outside to the 1303, has an m-class M34JNQ15X tube which is 600 TVL. The front bezel design of the 1302 is also more similar to the Sony GVM series than it is the CPD series.

Manuals

• Owner's Manual
• Service Manual - CPD-1302 is the closest available

Notes

The pinout for the DB-9 RGB input is standard CGA like Sony's other monitors that take RGB via DB-9 input. You can see the pinout diagram in the owner's manual and service manual. I believe most DB9 male to HD15 female adapters will be pinned correctly for this already.

The silkscreen marking for the polarity on C535 on the D board is wrong. If you are changing this capacitor, please note the actual polarity that the capacitor is installed and be sure to install the new capacitor in the same orientation