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The beginnings of this section on connection of monitors and video equipment to a 'common or garden' x86 type PCs.
Note: The DB9 connector diagrams shown here reference the TIA/EIA - 574 standard which is not strictly correct as it defines both pin numbers and signals. In the context of this section we use it to define pin numbers only.
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The VGA connector can use a classic DB9 connector or (more commonly today) a DB15 style connector. The Female end of this connector is at the Host/PC. Interface defined by Video Electronic Standards Association (VESA)
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