VGA - Video Pin Structure
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                15 pin VGA card    9 pin A      9 pin B
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                 1. Red video          1            3
                 2. Green video        2            4
                 3. Blue video         3            5
                 4. Monitor ID 2     No Pin       No Pin   See Note 1
                 5. not used          n/a          n/a
                 6. Red return       6,7,8,9      1,2,6
                 7. Green return     6,7,8,9      1,2,6
                 8. Blue return      6,7,8,9      1,2,6
                 9. no pin            n/a          n/a
                10. Sync return      6,7,8,9      1,2,6
                11. Monitor ID 0     6,7,8,9      1,2,6    See Notes 1,2
                12. Monitor ID 1     No Pin       No Pin   See Notes 1,2
                13. Horizontal sync    4            8
                14. Vertical sync      5            9
                15. not used          n/a          n/a
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                9 pin A is used by NEC Multisync monitors.
                9 pin B is used by Sony CPD-130n


   Notes:

        1. Monitor ID is not used by all adapters.  Paradise does,
           Maxon and PaeLit do not.  See your manual for other brands.

        2. Reverse Monitor ID bits 0 and 1 for monochrome monitor,
           if your VGA card recognizes them. Monochrome monitors use
           green line for all video.

        3. Sony pin map assumes digital/analog switch in analog position.

        4. Transposing hookups does no apparent harm, but doesn't work,
           either.


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