10 Sep
2003
10 Sep
'03
3:20 a.m.
At 10:38 AM 9/8/03 -0400, chris wrote:
First look carefully for a brand or part number, otherwise may be pretty
hard to figure out what they work with.
You might be able to plug them into a second video card on a old mac and
use a Griffin utility to list all the monitor sense results (as available
resolutions).
Cornerstone, and a bunch of the smaller monitor brands for mac used that
type of cable in the old days.
I have a Sony
CPD-1304 VGA/SVGA monitor that has a 9-pin connector as
well. I have a 9-15 pin adapter cable to use it on a PC, and they also
supposedly made (but I never got one) a cable to use it with a Mac II
class computer.
I might have a cable or two like that for the Mac. I have some that are
15 pin like the Mac RGB connector, and go to a 9 pin like a CGA
connector. I don't know what they go to, they were just in a box of
cables that I aquired.