3 Product Specifications
3-2 Pin Assignments
Sync
15-Pin Signal Cable Connector (Figure 3-1)Cable Adapter (Figure 3-2)
Type
SeparateCompositeSync-On GreenMacintosh
Pin No.
1RedRedRedGND-R
2GreenGreenGreen + H/V SyncRed
3BlueBlueBlueH/V Sync
4GNDGNDGNDSense 0
5DDC ReturnDDC ReturnDDC ReturnGreen
6GND-RGND-RGND-RGND-G
7GND-GGND-GGND-GSense 1
8GND-BGND-BGND-BReserved
9ReservedReservedReservedBlue
10GND-Sync/Self-rasterGND-Sync/Self-rasterGND-Sync/Self-rasterSense 2
11GNDGNDGNDGND
12DDC DataDDC DataDDC DataV-Sync
13H-SyncH/V-SyncNot UsedGND-B
14V-SyncNot UsedNot UsedGND
15DDC ClockDDC ClockDDC ClockH-Sync
5
15
Figure 3-1. Male TypeFigure 3-2. Male Type
BNC ConnectorsSignals
Pin
BNC connectors are used with coaxial cable forAssignment
Sync-on-Green Composite Sync Separate Sync
improved signal transmission. Better signal
transmission becomes critical at high frequencies,1RedRedRed
such as those required for 1280 x 1024 resolution.2Green + SyncGreenGreen
Most video boards that operate at 1280 x 10243BlueBlueBlue
resolution recommend using coaxial cable with4NCH/V Comp. SyncH-Sync
BNC connectors. The 5 BNC connectors on the5NCNCV-Sync
rear of the monitor can accept Red, Green and
Blue video. Composite sync can be applied
R1G2B3
separately, or combined with the Green video
signal (commonly referred to as Ocomposite
sync-on green�). If composite sync-on green is45
H/VV
used, then only 3 of the 5 BNC connectors are
used. The connectors are labeled accordingly.
Figure 3-3. BNC Signal Input Type
3-2SyncMaster 1000s (CGP1607L) |
ACEC
