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VGA Wiring

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Further to my e-mail posted below I have 2 monitors with the following wire colors. I would like to connect these wires to a 15 pin connector. I want to connect them separately. Does anyone have an idea as to which wires would be connected to which pin. Would i cause damage if they were connected incorrectly? Thanks Monitor 1: 3 thick cables: red, blue & grey 6 thin cables: orange, green, yellow, white, brown & black Monitor 2: 3 thick cables: red, blue & grey 4 thin cables: yellow, white, brown & black

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"Would i cause damage if they were connected incorrectly?" Most assuredly! Did you check the site mentioned in your other post for the VGA pinouts?

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