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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: Pete on December 24, 2003, 08:42:49 PM
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Hi all,
Could someone please assist me to find the correct colour to pin numbers for my monitor lead.
I have got this lead off Ebay but when received; it was faulty, it was home built and looks a mess. I need a proper guide to solder it correctly.
Thanx
Pete
St Helens
UK
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You mean you want to connect a VGA monitor to an Amiga? You need special hw for that. To connect the Amiga to a TV (SCART) is quite easy and can be found by googling with "HwB Amiga to Scart"
-edit- the Amiga video pin-out can be found there too I think
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Hi Pete
Here the 23 pin Amiga RGB port pins:
3 RED Analogue Red
4 GREEN Analogue Green
5 BLUE Analogue Blue
10 CSYNC Composite Sync
16 17 18 19 20 GND
-------EURO SCART:---------
2 Audio input Right
4 Audio ground
5 Blue ground
6 Audio input Left
7 Blue
8 Switching voltage
9 Green ground
11 Green
13 Red ground
14 Ground
15 Red
16 Blanking signal
17 Video input ground
20 Video input- Composit Sync
21 Screening or ground
Ciao
NOTE- i've intentionally omitted the "automatic Switch On" pins, due security pourpose. (sorry but i don't know your technical acquaintance level)
Switch your monitor/Tv set to "RGB IN" manually or, if you want ask me how :-)
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3059422649&category=3543&rd=1
This the cable I bought, its not a scart. I know very little about the technical stuff, but I can do a bit of soldering. Its this lead that has the 9 pin D side and the 23 pin D and all I want to know is what colours go to what numbers. I think the above info should suffice, thank you.
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Hi Pete,
NO, NO it isn't a scart socket.
It is a 23 pins Amiga to 9 pins sub-D sockets
Try a Search for those particular cable (some A108x monitor uses it).
Ciao
Sub-D 9 pins monitors:
Analog
Pin Number RGB Analog Mode
1 Ground
2 Ground
3 Red
4 Green
5 Blue
6 N/C
7 Composite Sync
1084 Sub-Models
From here.
http://www.amiga-hardware.com/1084.html
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Thanx so much for your help, I am getting there, and will let you know of my successful outcome.
I'll have a go after eating this big bird.
Cheers Pete
BTW I have 3 PC's and 3 Amiga's here in two rooms. I don't know why I bother with the old stuff, but its nostalgia I suppose, I had some good times in my Amiga days and like to re-live some of the past.
My Mrs thinks the house is a mess because of all the computer guts all over the place, but I'm afraid my computers come before my Mrs
:-P
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eh, eh, eh . . .don't care to much Pete.
Often our Ladies, doesn't like our "wild cabling" but . . .resist We like Ladies and . . . wild cabling too :-)
Ciao
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Ok, I sorted it and the cable works fine now, but just as expected there is a fault with the monitor. (There is no Green) This fault is NOT caused by the cable; as I have a bran new factory built cable and its still red.
http://davgw.net/Forum/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=2589
Can you please tell me if this problem is DIY repairable, because if I take it in; it will cost me £30 in labour, a £20 deposit and then parts.
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Hi Pete,
check the monitor with another Amiga.
If the monitor is gone, Vesalia sells M1438 Multiscan monitors, for 60 Eur or so.
Ciao
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Cheers,
I just had a look, no monitors listed. :-(
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Hi Pete,
mmhh . . .sold out, pity.
Use a 14" TV-set with RGB-SCART or search on Ebay for a M1438 (multiscan=better) or an A1084S (15 Khz only).
Good luck :-)