I see a lot of people asking about pinouts for their panels (either power or data), so I figured it might be easier if there was one thread devoted to pinouts.
My suggestion is for no one to reply in this thread unless they are posting the pinout of their panel (or of one they know the specs for), with the name of the panel in the title and the pin assignments in the message body.
Keep in mind, you should add any additional information that is pertinent to the creation of cables...such as the neccesary amperage of power adapters, whether the end is male or female, and any other information neccessary.
I'll start it off 🙂
My suggestion is for no one to reply in this thread unless they are posting the pinout of their panel (or of one they know the specs for), with the name of the panel in the title and the pin assignments in the message body.
Keep in mind, you should add any additional information that is pertinent to the creation of cables...such as the neccesary amperage of power adapters, whether the end is male or female, and any other information neccessary.
I'll start it off 🙂
Infocus Powerview 950
Power Plug (MALE end)
The adapter needs 12vdc rated at 3.1A or above.
(I'll edit this post with pin assignments for the proprietary vga cable when I get home and to my manual)
Power Plug (MALE end)
The adapter needs 12vdc rated at 3.1A or above.
(I'll edit this post with pin assignments for the proprietary vga cable when I get home and to my manual)
Re: infocus 2600 pin out
Here is the pin out for that model .
PIN 1 - +5V
PIN2 - +5 V
PIN3 - +12V
PIN4 - RTN
PIN5 - -12V
PIN6 - RTN
Does RTN mean that its not used.
Dnt32 said:
Here is the pin out for that model .
PIN 1 - +5V
PIN2 - +5 V
PIN3 - +12V
PIN4 - RTN
PIN5 - -12V
PIN6 - RTN
Does RTN mean that its not used.
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