8416629@max.u.washington.edu (06/08/91)
I have got a VGA card for a friendd who have a Multisync monitor. However, his monitor (as I remember it correctly) has a 9 pin connector; the card on the other had expects a 15 pin connector for its VGA output. Is there an adapter plug that which will make this conversion? If so where can I obtain one? Does anyone have such adapter that they are not using it? (I heard that NEC ships their monitors with such adapters). If I want to do this conversion myself, would it be a simple rearranging of the the pins? If so, does anyone know the pin conversion/layout from 9 to 15? Thanks in advance. Scott.
wbonner@yoda.eecs.wsu.edu (Wim Bonner) (06/08/91)
In article <1991Jun7.112355.1@max.u.washington.edu> 8416629@max.u.washington.edu writes: >If I want to do this conversion myself, would it be a simple >rearranging of the the pins? If so, does anyone know the pin >conversion/layout from 9 to 15? It should be as simple as making your own plug. What you would need would be the specs for the plug on the monitor so that you could match the pins. I know my Sony 1304 only has 9 pins, and I paid the $20 when I bought it for a VGA cable to go with it. It did the conversion from 9-15 pins. Wim. -- | wbonner@yoda.eecs.wsu.edu |P.O.Box 2062cs |The Loft BBS |27313853@wsuvm1.csc.wsu.edu|Pullman WA 99165|Currently down for the summer. | 72561.3135@CompuServe.com |(509)334-4626 |USR HST Dual Standard HST/V.32
siebeck@infoac.rmi.de (Wolfgang Siebeck ) (06/09/91)
I am using the following wiring without trouble for about 2 years now.
It connects a NEC Multisync II to a ET4000 VGA.
1 ---------------------------------------- 1
,--------------- 2
2 ------------------------' ,------------- 3 E
| ,-------+--- 4 T
N 3 --------------------------' | | 5
| +--- 6 -
E 4 --------------------------- | ----+ +--- 7
| | +--- 8 4
C 5 --------------------------- | -+ | | 9 0
| | | +--- 10 0
6 ---+------------------------' | | `--- 11 0
| | | 12
7 ---+ | `----- 13
| `-------- 14
8 ---+ 15
For best results, use shielded cable and don't make it longer than
about 5 ft.
Sample of reading:
NEC-3 to ET-4000-3
NEC-4 to ET-4000-13
etc.
Happy soldering,
Wolfgang
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siebeck@infoac.rmi.de (Wolfgang Siebeck)