whats up i have a vizualogic 7" visor monitor model #vha735d i dont have the plug and i need to know the color codes theres a total of 9 wires brown,yellow,black,purple,light blue,then 2 wires are together green and black then red and black can someone tell me what are my + and - and my video thanks
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swez on 06/12/2008 18:22:41
Many of us are not familiar with this model and I find little technical help on this model off google. (Plenty of sales and promo info, but no tech data)
May I suggest you contact them direct or find a shop that sells and installs this type of monitor and see if they have the color codes and can assist you?
http://www.vizualogic.com/contact.html
Customer Service at 800-624-7960 (Ask for a Tech Service Rep)
Their website is useless on technical details and do not even list that model #. If they can shoot you an e-mail with archived manuals and install notes, that should set things in order.
Swez
UKinstaller on 06/18/2008 08:02:27
unfortunately, the only thing you can do without any info is tear it apart and trace the circuit board. normally, you'll only need switched 12V power, ground, and video hot and shield. the extra wires sound like an audio input that you won't have to worry about. but, if you trace the ciruit board you'll probably find a GROUND label on it somewhere, which will take you to the proper ground wire. same thing with power. once you get it to turn on, finding video is easy. snag an old game system with composite out, attach a female RCA to it, and cut the other side of the RCA off. wire into monitor until you get video, the shield might be common with audio, not sure on that TV.
-UK
Replies (2)
swez on 06/12/2008 18:22:41
Many of us are not familiar with this model and I find little technical help on this model off google. (Plenty of sales and promo info, but no tech data)
May I suggest you contact them direct or find a shop that sells and installs this type of monitor and see if they have the color codes and can assist you?
http://www.vizualogic.com/contact.html
Customer Service at 800-624-7960 (Ask for a Tech Service Rep)
Their website is useless on technical details and do not even list that model #. If they can shoot you an e-mail with archived manuals and install notes, that should set things in order.
Swez
UKinstaller on 06/18/2008 08:02:27
unfortunately, the only thing you can do without any info is tear it apart and trace the circuit board. normally, you'll only need switched 12V power, ground, and video hot and shield. the extra wires sound like an audio input that you won't have to worry about. but, if you trace the ciruit board you'll probably find a GROUND label on it somewhere, which will take you to the proper ground wire. same thing with power. once you get it to turn on, finding video is easy. snag an old game system with composite out, attach a female RCA to it, and cut the other side of the RCA off. wire into monitor until you get video, the shield might be common with audio, not sure on that TV.
-UK
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