I've just purchased a second hand 15" tft monitor for building my first proyector. The problem is that the monitor comes without the connector, basicaly the cable has been cut! Now I have to buy a 15 pin VGA connector and solder the 10 cables now amputated
I've tried to find out the diagrams on the net but I have a lot of questions, are the TFT/LCD and CRT connections the same? I have to look at the VGA standar or VGA VESA diagrams?
I only see the color wires, there are 3 thicker wires: blue, red and grey, and 7 thin wires: black, brown, grey, violet, red(or dark orange), yellow and white. It would be great if somebody sent me the pinout or the way to remake the connections.
The monitor is a HEAD (PROVIEW, model FE-561)
Another posibility is that I can cut a VGA conector from a wasted CRT monitor from my work, hoping that the colors of cables will be the same, and if the colors are the same, how can I be sure that my monitor or vga card won't burn on the first plug? Can I take voltage/resistance mesurement on the pins with a tester?
Any sugestion or comment would be very helpfull for me!
Thank you very much.
P.S.
Serching on the net I have found a site explaing the way to directly conect a vga pc card to a tv via standar SCART conector without any aditional hardware or circuitry. Now I wonder if is posible the vice-verse way, I mean if is posible to use our projector to conect, for example a home DVD or a sat decoder.
Here is a link showing how to do it, is in spanish but the graphic diagrams will be understanded for
everybody:
http://www.marcianitos.org/prf/video.htm#VD014
