Killert6969
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Has anyone used one of Arcadeshop's Kortek Imperial Monitors in a Monaco GP? I am trying to find the pinout for this game.
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Has anyone used one of Arcadeshop's Kortek Imperial Monitors in a Monaco GP? I am trying to find the pinout for this game.
I've never used a Kortek for anything, but the pinout can be determined from the schematic here: http://arcarc.xmission.com/PDF_Arcade_Manuals_and_Schematics/Monaco_GP_(420-0358).pdf
Looks like pin 11 is red, 13 is green & 12 is blue, 10 is your sync, and L is GND.
I've never used a Kortek for anything, but the pinout can be determined from the schematic here: http://arcarc.xmission.com/PDF_Arcade_Manuals_and_Schematics/Monaco_GP_(420-0358).pdf
Looks like pin 11 is red, 13 is green & 12 is blue, 10 is your sync, and L is GND.
Thanks so much Darren. But what page of the manual did you see this on?
Would that be positive or negative H or V sync? I guess I will have to jump H or V?
It's presumably composite sync (i.e. H&V together). I have no idea if it's positive or neg. If your Kortek has both inputs, try one and see if it syncs. I won't cause any damage if it's hooked up wrong... just won't sync the image.
If I had to guess.. I'd guess negative sync, as it looks like it was originally on a seperate connector (that, and neg sync is more common).
Has anyone used one of Arcadeshop's Kortek Imperial Monitors in a Monaco GP? I am trying to find the pinout for this game.
Yes. Full sized Cockpit version of Monaco GP with 19" monitor. I believe it states 100v on the outlet labelled TV Monitor. Shouldn't I at least get a pic even if I plug the monitor into a 120v circuit? I tried both ways. The New Monitor is NOT a 100V monitor.
Well, if the new monitor runs off 120V and you plug it into 100V, chances are you're not going to get anything. If you plug a 100V monitor into 120V, chances are you'll kill the monitor.
The cockpit version has a 20" monitor.I take it that this is the full size cockpit version Monaco GP with a 19" monitor, right?
Well, if the new monitor runs off 120V and you plug it into 100V, chances are you're not going to get anything. If you plug a 100V monitor into 120V, chances are you'll kill the monitor.
The cockpit version has a 20" monitor.
The service outlet in the cabinet is labelled 120v.
The cockpit version has a 20" monitor.