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Apple IIGS Monitor Hookup to Jamma
- Subject: Apple IIGS Monitor Hookup to Jamma
- From: Pat <patfeinauer@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2013 04:51:51 -0700 (PDT)
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Hey all,
I've posted this on the arcade newsgroups, but didn't have any replies
to it. I thought I'd post here to see if any techies can answer my
questions.
I got an Apple IIGS monitor recently (Apple Color Monitor) that I'm
trying to hookup to JAMMA.
Here is the monitor pinout:
1 Signal ground (Red)
2 Analog RED with sync
3 Composite sync
4 No connection
5 Analog GREEN with sync
6 Signal ground (Green)
7 -5 volts DC
8 +12 volts DC
9 Analog BLUE with sync
10 No connection
11 Sound 1V peak-to-peak
12 NTSC/composite color video out
13 Signal ground (Blue)
14 No connection
15 No connection
Shield System ground
Here is how I have it wired:
JAMMA Video Ground to Pins 1,6,13 (Each color on the monitor has a
seperate video ground. I tied them all together).
JAMMA Red to Pin 2 (Red Composite Video)
JAMMA Sync to Pin 3 (Composite Sync)
JAMMA Green to Pin 5 (Green Composite Video)
JAMMA Blue to Pin 9 (Blue Composite Video)
Does the monitor pinout above look correct? I've had a couple of
sites state that the video ground from the JAMMA board needs to hook
up to pin 12. But I didn't see ground labeled on this pin at all.
What do you guys think?
-Pat