Hi, i've got this monitor here. It has this strange socket on the back of it. It's neither an S-Video Socket or an PS/2 Socket. Can someone help me findout what it is? It's be quite neat if it was an video in or out socket :D
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Hi, i've got this monitor here. It has this strange socket on the back of it. It's neither an S-Video Socket or an PS/2 Socket. Can someone help me findout what it is? It's be quite neat if it was an video in or out socket :D
That image is really blurry.
With that said,
It appears to be a Mac connector.
I would agree.. surly there is a Brand and model on the complience label..Quote:
It appears to be a Mac connector.
that will tell us a lot more..
Well, I can say what it's not: it's not an S-VHS connector, and it's not a PS/2 connector.
I couldn't find that model's specifications online... Try giving ADI USA a call. The connector is unlabeled at the back of the monitor, so it may not be intended for the end-user to fiddle with.
Hey, shot in the dark but I once saw that kind of port on a really old hub, used for power. Looked exactly the same as an S-Video or PS/2, and whatever that is.
Probably wouldnt carry enought power for a monitor but...thought I would chip in :)
Ohk kool thanks. The model number is VD695P. I've sent an email to the ADI people explaining my problem =)
Here's a clearer photo of the socket:
from here: http://www.epinions.com/ADI_4P_15___...ay_~full_specs
If you havent found the socket for the attachable speakers.. I suspect that is the sucker...Quote:
Ideally suited for general business and home computing uses, this .28mm dot pitch flat square tube renders a sharp, bright picture. The Invar shadow mask CRT features an advanced non-glare dark tint for sharper viewing and less eyestrain. Easily adjust picture properties like pincushion and tilt with the onscreen controls. Use the ProColor color matching adjustments for precise control of the output of accurate colors onto the screen. For multimedia uses, the 4P has a built-in microphone and is ready for optional attachable speakers. It is Plug and Play compatible and meets EPA/Energy Star power standards. It also complies with MPR-II guidelines for emissions. ADI makes a TCO compliant 4P monitor, identical to this model except that it meets TCO emission guidelines.
Options I came up with were ..Service Test port, Light Pen input, .. google came up with the most likley.. speakers??(pity I didnt follow the HERE link in the original post.. sry)
ohk thanks =) how would the speakers work then? Would they take power from the monitor th operate? And where does it get the audio signal from? There's also another socket which is possibly related to the speakers. It looks like a power socket or something
I found this:
...on this page here which probly confirms that it is for spekers.Quote:
Audio Speaker (Optional) 3W x 2
Built-in microphone
I've attatched photo of the other little socket.
i finally got an email back from the ADI company, it says:
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Dear sir,
The socket is the power output of ADI USB Hub......Model# UH-200. The USB
Hub is a optional device as you purchased the ADI monitor.
Best regards
ADI CSD Taiwan
---------------------- ÂÃ*§eªÌ C.C. Chen/ADI ©ó 2005/04/18 09:22 AM
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I was close :DQuote:
Hey, shot in the dark but I once saw that kind of port on a really old hub, used for power. Looked exactly the same as an S-Video or PS/2, and whatever that is.