1084P and 1084S-P (Philips/NAP)

Two separate diagrams include several chassis which are similar in design but 
have different features. One covers chassis numbers: CM8505/CM8562/CM8705/CM8762, 
8CM505/8CM515/8CM542/8CM643. This schematic is listed with file names "ANA&DIG".
It is an NTSC model with a 6 pin DIN for analog RGB (used with the Amiga computer), 
an 8 pin DIN for digital RGBI and RCA jacks for composite video & audio. 

The other diagram covers chassis numbers: 8CM542/CM8562/CM8762. Although very 
similar to the above chassis, it features digital-only RGBI and video/audio. The
file names for this schematic are "DIG". 

Variations to these chassis include an alternate TTL RGB interface block, an 
alternate video to RGB IC, and a stereo audio system (some have mono audio). 

The manufacturer model numbers are confusing, but basically indicate the stereo 
amplifier option: "S". The "P" simply indicates Philips or NAP (North American 
Philips). Two service manuals were produced, one "Model 1084P Monitor, includes 
1084P-S schematic" and the other simply as "1084S-P". They are the same.