Gonna need to see a picture of the connector, no clue what it is. Looking over the manual, it didnt provide a whole lot of info either. Have you called Pyle?
Also, Tell Mark Dumas I said hello
I'm trying to connect this to my laptop computer via the RGB connector. The Pyle TV7 has a round connector input cable and my laptop has a DB9(?) standard connector. The instructions for the Pyle say this plug is an RGB input connector.
Does anyone know where I can find a round plug type cable to connect to my laptop computer?
Diane~
http://www.pyleaudio.com/itemdetail....model=PL2DNTV7
Gonna need to see a picture of the connector, no clue what it is. Looking over the manual, it didnt provide a whole lot of info either. Have you called Pyle?
Also, Tell Mark Dumas I said hello
It's a round 8 or 9 pin DIN connector. I called Pyle and reached support (surprise!), however they have no idea! They told me the screen resolution is 1200x234, and I'm hoping that it's enough for a good computer display.
I'm not sure who Mark Dumas is? I live in Iowa. Also, thanks for your reply too! You can imagine how frustrating this is for me. I don't want to install it in-dash, only to find out the display doesn't work.
<I also learned that the "brake" wire needs to be grounded for the Video display to work>
Diane~
Originally Posted by Will Albers
Weird resolution. VERY weird. Its going to be very long and narrow. Chances of getting the proper connector are gonna be slim. Maybe someone has seen this before? Looks like the old Amiga connector i guess.
It doesnt look like that screen can do VGA resolution. I'd question if the unit is worth the headache. (I'd return it and look into a true touchscreen)
Mark Dumas is my boss. Was a long shot![]()
I think I found the cable I was looking for! I ordered it and I'm hoping it works. I'm posting this so others that have that same Pyle TV7 monitor can locate the cable for it easier that I did. I'll post next week if it works or not; and what display resolution modes that are usable with this monitor.
Diane~ (fingers crossed)
http://www.trianglecables.com/dbmalto9pinm.html
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Originally Posted by Will Albers
its marketing. it's really a 400x234 screen, capable of displaying RCA (composite) video, but that's it. They count each Red, Green, Blue pixel as one each, making 400 into 1200. nice eh
I wonder if my computer will go crazy (assuming cable works) and provide no resolution modes when I plug it in to the RGB connector. I may have bought an expensive paper weight and end up getting a Xerarcs monitor.
1200x234 is technically the resolution but the REAL resolution is probably 400x234Originally Posted by DDumas
Not sufficient for a computer
Bad idea
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