Some monitors can have RGB input directly injected to the chroma chip. Sometimes the chroma chip has unused RGB inputs for the OSD menu and sometimes it even has dual RGB inputs, one set for OSD and one for an unused SCART input. In rare cases external hardware such as Arduinos or custom PCBs are necessary to handle RGB injection but in most cases you can connect directly to these unused pins on the jungle.
Specific instructions for direct injection of RGB signals can be found on the specific CRT's page.
List of CRTs which support RGB via Direct Injection
- Sanyo VMC-8614F
- KTL MNC1401
- Commodore 1084S-P
- Sony SSM-20N5U
- Sony KV-20M10
- Sony KV-13M10
- Sony PVM-14L1
- Sony KV-10PR1
- Sony KV-13TR29
- Sony PVM-9L1
- Sony KV-9PT50
- Sony SSM-14L1
- Sony KV-13TR28
- Sony KV-20S10
- Sony KV-9PT60
- Sony SSM-14N5U
- Sony KV-20EXR20
- Sony KV-20S11
- Samsung GXE-1395
- Toshiba 27A50
- Toshiba 32A33
- Ikegami TM9-3D
- Ikegami VCM-1501
- Hitachi CT-2000S
- JVC TM-A101G
- JVC TM-H1900G
- JVC TM-1051DG
- JVC AV-20D202
- JVC TM-H1700G
- JVC TM-1600SU
- JVC TM-A210G
- JVC TM-H1375SU
- JVC TM-A130SU
- JVC TM-2000SU
- JVC TM-H1750CG
- JVC TM-A13UCV
- JVC TM-H150CG
- JVC TM-A13SU
- Philips LTC 2910/90