What are the dip switch settings for sku 5328, Apple to VGA Monitor Adapter?
Issue: I need to connect my VGA/SVGA monitor to an Apple computer with a DB15 monitor port. I need to know how to set the dip switches on this adapter.
Product Line: Cables and Connectivity Solutions.
Environment:
AR5328 Apple to VGA monitor adapter.
Cause: The VGA monitor cable has a HD15 connector and the Apple computer has a DB15 port. The adapter has 6 dip switches. How are the dip switches supposed to be set?
Resolution :
DB15 Male to HD15 Female. Molded style 6. 10 Position DIP switch adjusting the signal between a Macintosh Computer and IBM Monitor. Supports 6 signal modes and resolution.
Monitor
Resolution
Mode 1
Mode 2
Mode 3
Mode 4
Mode 5
Mode 6
12"" RGB
512 x 384
1345
13456
1347
1346
13467
134
13"" RGB
640 x 480 66Hz
145
1456
147
146
1467
14
Portrait
640 x 870
2345
23456
2347
2346
23467
234
VGA/SVGA
640x 80/800x600 Hz
235
2356
237
236
2357
23
15"" Tilt
245
2456
247
246
2467
24
16"" Color
832 x 624
135
1356
137
136
1367
13
19"" Color
1024 x 768
125
1256
127
126
1267
12
21"" Color
1152 x 870
12345
123456
12347
12346
123467
1234
2 Page Mono
1152 x 870
345
3456
347
346
3467
34
NTSC
1245
12456
1247
1246
12467
124
NTSC/PAL
1235
12356
1237
1236
12367
123
HI-RES (12""-14"")
145
1456
147
146
1467
14
Multiple Scan 14""
14589
145689
14789
14689
146789
1489
Multiple Scan 16""
1458
14568
1478
1468
14678
148
Multiple Scan 21""
1459
14569
1479
1469
14679
149
EXAMPLE: Mode 1345 has switches 1, 3, 4 and 5 turned on and all others turned off.
Mode
SW1
SW2
SW3
SW4
SW5
SW6
SW7
SW8
SW9
SW10
1345
ON
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
MODE 1 is Composite SYNC (1)
SYNC signal (DB 15M pin 3) connected to HD 15F pin 13
MODE 2 is Composite SYNC (2)
DB 15 pin 3 & 15 conn. to HD 15F pin 13
MODE 3 is SYNC on V
DB 15 pin 12 conn. to HD 15F pin 14
MODE 4 is SYNC on H
DB 15 pin 15 conn. to HD 15F pin 13
MODE 5 is Separate SYNC
DB 15 pin 12 conn. to HD 15F pin 14
DB 15 pin 15 conn. to HD 15F pin 13
MODE 6 is SYNC on GREEN
SYNC on GREEN
In order to set the adapter you should know the resolution your computer is sending to the monitor, then choose the correct setting. It may be worth a quick check to see if the video port/card you have is SVGA compatible also. If you have a standard SVGA monitor, the video port/card is SVGA compatible, and you don't know the resolution, this list is the most common settings. Start at the top and work your way down the list until the video is acceptable to you.
For The Most Common SVGA Monitor Resolutions These Settings, Turn On Switches:
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