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Originally Posted by mhennessy
There were many versions of the Cub monitor, with several CRTs types fitted. Broadly, you can tell them apart from looking at how dark the screen is when not powered.
These monitors have a TTL RGB input, so are directly compatible with the BBC. If you're going into a Scart, don't forget that you need to resistors in series with each signal, as the Scart input will be expecting a smaller voltage.
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(I have removed part of mhennessy's post, hopefully without changing the sense).
Not all Microvitec Cubs have TTL RGB inputs. There was a composite PAL version (I think the input on that was a BNC socket). And you could set internal links on the TTL RGB model for analogue RGB inputs. There may have been other versions too.
If the input connector is a 6 pin DIN socket (like the RGB socket on the BBC Micro) then most likely the Cub can be set for TTL RGB and you need a straight-wired 6 pin DIN to 6 pin DIN cable to connect it.