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Originally Posted by wa2ise
As mentioned above, I worked for RCA back then. About that time they had a set that had RGB inputs but those were not normal video, but intended to accept TTL level 1 bit digital input signals. Intended for teletext decoders. To see if your set's RGB inputs are this or are analog, try injecting a luma signal into the G input. If you get a normal looking (except being green and black) picture, then a modified DVD player would work. If you get either all black or patches of green, it's probably the TTL input type.
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So, are you saying that I could hook up my 1980s Lyceum to a component DVD player using the RBG inputs? Would I have to use the red, green, blue, AND enable inputs?
For giggles, here's the RGP portion to the back panel to the RCA Lyceum.