The 13W3 connector pinout is listed in the table below. Not all monitors
use the same type of 13W3 connector. So when purchasing a cable be sure
the 13W3 side mates with your equipment.
The other end of the cable
should mate with out issue, and may be BNC cables, VGA, or another 13W3
connector.
I believe that the 13W3 connector pinout is a proprietary standard,
so the pinout listed [SGI] may be different on some other piece of gear.
| Pin Number | Signal Name | Level |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | Red | Analog |
| A2 | Green | Analog |
| A3 | Blue | Analog |
| 1 | Serial Read | TTL |
| 2 | Vert Sync | TTL |
| 3 | Sence 0 | TTL |
| 4 | GND | Ground |
| 5 | COMP Sync | TTL |
| 6 | Horiz Sync | TTL |
| 7 | Serial Write | TTL |
| 8 | Sense 1 | TTL |
| 9 | Sense 2 | TTL |
| 10 | GND | Ground |
The 13W3 connector is used with other gear and is a standard connector.
The term 13W3 means 13 total connector pins, with 3 pins being larger analog pins [A1, A2, A3].
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