Following the release of the BVision in late December 1998, Eyetech has completely redesigned its BMon range of high quality video switches to cater not just for the BVision, but for all Amiga graphics cards and scandoubler/flickerfixer combinations.

The BMon takes two video inputs - one from an Amiga's AA chipset (either directly or via a scandoubler/ flickerfixer) and the other from a graphics card (BVision, Cybervision, Picasso, Ateo bus card etc) - and switches your SVGA or multisync monitor between them. The BMon uses high quality video switchers so - unlike conventional switchboxes - there is no loss of quality from either source. It can also be used - in its SMon form - for switching an SVGA monitor between a PC and Amiga system.

As standard the BMon accepts input from a BVision or Cybervision card and from an Eyetech EZVGA internal flickerfixer-2 . It is manually switched by a remote miniature toggle switch positioned - for example - on the front panel of a tower system. An optional automatic switch controller is currently under development and can be easily added later.

The BMon comes in a self-contained plastic case (approx 55x50x15mm) and attachs to the back of the case using Velco strips. It can easily be mounted inside a tower system using any available 15pin 'D' type knock-out on the tower's rear panel.

The BMon is available in six different configurations to suit most graphics card/Amiga video configurations as follows: