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i might use this lcd fomr my carPC, its a 15" xga lcd propblem is it doesnt take normal vga or dvi input, it has, as far as i can tell, a proprietary plug, on the wire is DDC BD and the words tae yang it has i think 21 pin holes here are some pics Image Image
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Post by sniper_spike »

This just might be it.
http://www.gamesx.com/avpinouts/rgb21pinj.htm
It's a 21 pin Japanese RGB connector, and the pin layout looks pretty much the same as yours.

Edit:
Is this what your talking about?
http://www.referenceguide.com/reviews/g ... ofile4.htm
Whatever your connector is, it seems that there is an adaptor for it, as there is a VGA port on the back of that thing.
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the plug soesnt look like a scart connector, and the profile 4 is much newer than the profile 2 i have. far as i can tell it is proprietary thanks for trying anyway
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found out some, it uses a silicon images chip (siI154)on the computer mobo to controllt he lcd, it uses the panellink portocal or whatever, similar or the same as DVI or here is data on the chip http://www.digchip.com/datasheets/parts ... SII154.php still trying to find other information
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Post by opadave2000 »

I've got one out of a Profile 2. The interface is LVDS and is NOT compatible with DVI. The board is identical to the pic you have posted.
I couldn't see the plug pic as well for the cable end. Someone makes adapter cables for the cables and has pinouts....I just can't find the url. If I find it I'll post it....might be a good reference. Good luck and post results.
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keep looking man! i would lve to be able to use this monitor, its really nice
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Post by Triton »

more misc info! http://support.gateway.com/s/Profile/35 ... 4su3.shtml a bit from gateway. analog RGB input mebe , no info on stupid lcd connector yet.

board on lcd has a motorola LSC501987p chip on it, asking at freescale for info, freescale once was motorola owned they have the info mebe.

more news as it happens! triton signing off (lol)
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