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  1. 10-08-2009, 06:19 AM #1
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    VGA connector on printplate LCD monitor

    The wiring of the VGA connector on the printcard (13 pins in a row) is loose.

    Does someone know the pin-0ut of this print connector ( RGB Sync etc)?
    The PC side of the cable is a normal D-Sub.



    Thanks in advance for your help.
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    Re: VGA connector on printplate LCD monitor

    Download the PDF from here http://www.analog.com/en/audiovideo-...s/product.html
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    Re: VGA connector on printplate LCD monitor

    Hi Grant,
    Ive studied this document but am afraid I lack the knowledge to filter a solution for my problem.
    In any case I could not find the pin-out I am looking for.
    Can you give me (an other) hint?

    Kind regards
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    Re: VGA connector on printplate LCD monitor

    I thought you would be able to trace the circuit from the pins to the chip and then reference page 7 of the data sheet to determine what each pin is.
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    Re: VGA connector on printplate LCD monitor

    It could be that the pin descriptions are under the white plastic plugholder.
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