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10 9 8 7 6
15 14 13 12 11
Pin No. | Signal | Pin No. | Signal | Pin No. | Signal |
1 | Red | 6 | Red ground | 11 | |
2 | Green | 7 | Green ground | 12 | Data (SDA) |
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3 | Blue | 8 | Blue ground | 13 | H. Sync |
4 | Ground | 9 | NC | 14 | V. Sync |
5 | NC | 10 | Ground | 15 | Clock (SCL) |
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Upstream Downstream
Contact No. | Signal | Remarks |
1 | VCC | Cable power |
2 | – Data | Serial data |
3 | + Data | Serial data |
4 | Ground | Cable ground |
Option List
Cleaning Kit | EIZO ScreenCleaner |
5-4 Glossary
Clock
The analog input monitor needs to reproduce a clock of the same frequency as the dot clock of the graphics system in use, when the analog input signal is converted to a digital signal for image display.
This is called clock adjustment. If the clock pulse is not set correctly, some vertical bars appear on the screen.
DVI (Digital Visual Interface)
DVI is a digital interface standard. DVI allows direct transmission of the PC’s digital data without loss.
This adopts the TMDS transmission system and DVI connectors. There are two types of DVI connectors. One is a
Gain
This is used to adjust each color parameter for red, green and blue. An LCD monitor displays the color by the light passing through the panel color filter. Red, green and blue are the three primary colors. All the colors on the screen are displayed by combining these three colors. The color tone can be changed by adjusting the light intensity (volume) passing through each color’s filter.
Gamma
Generally, the monitor brightness varies nonlinearly with the input signal level, which is called “Gamma Characteristic”. A small gamma value produces a
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