Hum...there is something strange here. Let's look at hardwarebook:

1084S analog (DIN-6 connector)
http://www.hardwarebook.net/connector/av/c1084a.html

1084S digital (DIN-8 connector) - DON'T USE THAT!
http://www.hardwarebook.net/connector/av/c1084d.html

1084D / 1084DS (DB-9 connector)
http://www.hardwarebook.net/connector/av/c1084dd.html

If your monitor is the 1084S and you are using the DIN-6 input (analog RGB - the right one for you!) you should connect this way:
R -> pin 4 of DIN-6 (looking from behind the monitor)
G -> pin 1 of DIN-6 (looking from behind the monitor)
B -> pin 5 of DIN-6 (looking from behind the monitor)
Composite Sync (Pin 19 of SCART connector) -> pin 2 of DIN-6 (looking from behind the monitor). Yes, this is the horizontal sync pin. I know that.

If you are using the 1084S and the DIN-6 input, it HAS to work. Keep me informed!

it is the one with the 9 pin sub d on the back

Sure about 7 Status RGB? Try to connect this to SYNC.

http://ucon64.sourceforge.net/ucon64misc/conn.html might help.

And this one too: http://project64.c64.org/hw/1084s%20Monitor.txt

In the 9 pin connector you will use 1 and 2 for GND, 3 for RED, 4 for GREEN, 5 for BLUE, 7 for Composite Sync (CVBS/Video out on the SCART connector, please someone correct me if I'm wrong) and leave all other unconnected. Don't forget to key your monitor to ANALOG RGB if it has this key (mine has...besides the DB-9 connector a small switch written "analog/digital RGB". PLEASE read the right number pins on the connector, it can confuse you.

I give up .......

aaaaaaahhhhhhhh

you give up so easily...Try it harder, dig it deeper!!!
It remembers me I need a scart connector

im bussy for 3 hours now

and that monitor can get a trip to hell from me without msx ofcourse

Hans o i have a question....... can you burn a 512 kb eprom???

so spend 4 or 5, but learn to do it in 10 minutes during the hard time...Don't get away, fight the enemy! you can get there!!!

(hahaha)

well at least next to the 1084s is a nice sony black trinitron tv and i use the nms8250 only to play simple games and formating dizks
so i can also use my 2 times bigger tv to use the rgb output

Yes, I can burn most eproms, also 27(C)512.
Some time ago I did. I have a Willem programmer, somewhere in this mess called hobby room. Close to the uv eraser I hope I did found dozens eproms today in a box I did expect something else

well i ask you in chat or msxposse what i want to have burned

i have an original damaged solid snake and i need a copy of the rom so i can repair it! i then i finaly have it working again!! maybe as an expiriment i put the english version on it or both japanese and english with a switch ! its not illigal because i allready own the damaged game

0,14 square mm is enough

only RGB!!! no sound

scart pin 19 --> sub-D pin 7
scart pin 17 --> sub-D pin 1
scart pin 15 --> sub-D pin 3
scart pin 11 --> sub-D pin 4
scart pin 7 --> sub-D pin 5

This works 100%

wel i got it!!!

the rgb input is damaged on my monitor

even with this sceme of bas it doesnt work @ all

Try to change the pin 19->7 to pin 19->6