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Cable Adapter

AIR-AUSSIE · 2009-11-30 15:31:26

I am looking for a cable which will allow me to connect this connection: to this input: I was in PEATS and they had never seen the connection before. (Apologies about the image quality)

30-11-2009 3:31pm

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AIR-AUSSIE

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I am looking for a cable which will allow me to connect this connection:

to this input:

I was in PEATS and they had never seen the connection before.

(Apologies about the image quality)

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#2 30-11-2009 10:15pm

mazthespark

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second one is 9 pin serial i know. wat is the first one on? looks like a speaker connection??

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#3 30-11-2009 10:41pm

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Do you know if the voltage levels / signals are compatible with a direct physical connection? or is some sort of conversion required?

Unless the conversion is done routinely, you probably won't be able to buy an adapter, so would probably need to get something made up.

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#4 30-11-2009 10:44pm

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second one dosn't look like vga to me, more like 9 pin serial. What are you trying to output, data, video, audio?

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#5 30-11-2009 10:49pm

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The second one is a 9 pin d type connector... They can and are used for both analogue or digital data.

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