Hi /g/ Got a PCB in the mail today and expected the outgoing

>>59675945
>>>/diy/
you aren't going to get help here, this board is for consumer reviews and shilling

>>59675994
I should have suspected no the less

>>59675945
The pic either isn't wired for VGA or is terribly made.

It's either VGA without a ground (could be why it doesn't work) OR it's RGB and S. Seeing how the yellow wire is soldered to two pins and has no heat shrink I'm going with the latter.

As for getting RGB S to RGB HV good fucking luck. Can play lottery with the chink transcoders or pay out the ass for a quality new old stock unit.

>>59676045
The PCB in question is an Arcade PCB meant to hook up 15khz VGA to an RGB monitor. The product I ordered has a twin prodict with a VGA plug instead of this one, using the same harness to connect to the PCB, is it really not possible to replace this plug with a VGA one to get the disired RGB signal to the PCB (and therefore the monitor)?

>>59676150
>The PCB in question is an Arcade PCB meant to hook up 15khz VGA to an RGB monitor.
Arcade stuff likes its own monitors. However a professional RGB monitor should be able to display it. It will be RGB S and not VGA RGBHV though. Connecting it to a PC monitor which I assume is what you're doing since you're talking about VGA will be difficult from what I understand.
>is it really not possible to replace this plug with a VGA one to get the disired RGB signal to the PCB (and therefore the monitor)?
Plug doesn't matter. Just how you wire it.


Oh another possibility I forgot but this board being a Pajeet hangout I may as well mention. You can nigger rig the sync line and split it to HV. It can "work" for most application with varying results or just fry the sync lines.

Another nigger rig possibility is seeing if the monitor will work with just the sync connected to H or V or tie the sync to green.


Neither of these options are recommended.

>>59676370
>Connecting it to a PC monitor which I assume is what you're doing
Sorry to confuse you, I am actually connecting this to an Arcade monitor through the PCB, which is kinda the reason I purchased it to begin with.
I know the DE-15 plug can carry RGB, how would I wire this?
(Also a second thought, do computers even output to those pins to begin with?)

>>59676613
>I am actually connecting this to an Arcade monitor through the PCB,
Oh like a mame set up or w/e? I'm not sure what arcade monitors accept.

As for wiring it doesn't matter as long as they go to the right pins.

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>>59676741
>Oh like a mame set up or w/e?
Yea, just different software in this case.

>I'm not sure what arcade monitors accept.
Plain RGB; Red, Green, Blue, Sync (probably CSync) and Ground... but it's not really a problem on the monitor-side of things. The PCB i bought is made so it connects a DE-15 connector to the monitor, just that it didn't come with a DE-15, rather a DB-15, hence why I want to rewire it, so I can use the PCB to actually connect my PC to my Arcade monitor.

I found Pic related, would it be that easy to just rewire the pins so they resemble the left one? (Still unsure what each wire is wired to though on the PB-15 i have)

>>59675945
are you the ict employee where i work?

>>59675945
crossposter here, the crt thread on /vr/ will get you the best advice. a few very knowledgeable retrofags there.

Looks like they used non standard coloring but I'm guessing the yellow wire is sync soldered to the h+v pins, red green and white are rgb and black is gnd.

http://www.ambery.com/db9todbadca.html

this faggot posted this in like a bunch of boards... theres a thread on DIY also with this same shit

Should prob. post on a forum for arcade hardware enthusiasts, there are a bunch of them.