cybertrophic #1 Posted December 22, 2008 Hi, I'm looking for a cable to connect my 1040ste to a Phillips CM8833 d-SUB input - is there one available, or does anyone know what I'd need to make one - I'm handy enough with cabling, but haven't done any for years and would need a pin-diagram for both ends of the cable... Thanks! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
anzac #2 Posted December 22, 2008 i think i have a diagram i made wayyyyyyyy back to connect an STe to a phillips based Commodore monitor... when going through papers the other day, i came across it... pinout should be the same, i´ll try to find it again and post it here... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cybertrophic #3 Posted December 22, 2008 i think i have a diagram i made wayyyyyyyy back to connect an STe to a phillips based Commodore monitor... when going through papers the other day, i came across it... pinout should be the same, i´ll try to find it again and post it here... That would be great, thanks! Would maplin carry the required parts? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thorsten Günther #4 Posted December 28, 2008 i think i have a diagram i made wayyyyyyyy back to connect an STe to a phillips based Commodore monitor... when going through papers the other day, i came across it... pinout should be the same, i´ll try to find it again and post it here... That would be great, thanks! Would maplin carry the required parts? I don't see 13-pin DIN plugs on Maplin anymore, so you'll have to look elsewhere for them. In Germany, reichelt.de would be a good source (item SE-DIO 13). Thorsten Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
anzac #5 Posted January 3, 2009 (edited) okkkkkk... found the papers... here we go... on the commodore monitor specifications photocopy i have this: PIN # ---> TTL RGB ---> ANALOG RGB 1 ---> GROUND ---> GROUND 2 ---> GROUND ---> GROUND 3 ---> RED ---> RED 4 ---> GREEN ---> GREEN 5 ---> BLUE ---> BLUE 6 ---> INTENSITY ---> NOT USED 7 ---> NOT USED ---> COMPOSITE SYNC. 8 ---> HOR. SYNC ---> HOR. SYNC 9 ---> VERT. SYNC ---> VERT. SYNC this is for the DB-9 side on the monitor... then on my scribbled, 14 year old notes, i have: DB9 commodore ---> Atari ST DIN 13 pin 1 and 2 (ground) ---> 13 3 (red) ---> 7 4 (green) ---> 6 5 (blue) ---> 10 6 NOT USED 7 (composite) ---> 2 8 (hor. sync) ---> 9 9 (ver. sync) ---> 12 if you need to buy parts in europe like the 13-pin DIN, i can mail them to you on one condition... if you make a cable for you, you´ll make one for me too... never had soldering hands myself... i´ll provide the parts... Edited January 3, 2009 by anzac Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites