What type of connector is this?

[mugenmidget]

Sorry for the crappy picture, but hopefully someone can manage to tell me what kind of connector this is:



Is there a pin out for this kind of 8 pin connector?  The TV was manufactured on November 1986 and is an "LXI Series" which may or may not be a SEARS brand from what I have seen.  The model number is 564-42701651.  I'm primarily interested in getting an NTSC RGB signal from a model 1 Genesis.

Thank you for any help and take care.

[NFG]

Digital RGB.

[mugenmidget]

Ah, is there anything in particular that makes you think that?   And is there any truth to what was posted here?

http://www.dbstalk.com/showthread.php?t=136227 

That's a shame if it is indeed digital RGB, I guess I'll need to keep looking for a suitable monitor.

[NFG]

What, you think I just made it up?  Picking random terms out of thin air?  =P

I have a monitor with that on it, and I have the pinout for it somewhere. 

[mugenmidget]

Don't worry, I appreciate the quick answer, I just wanted to make sure.    If you find the pin out and don't mind sharing it I would appreciate it.  Not sure what I'll do with it but it'd definitely be nice to have.  What a shame.

[mugenmidget]

Haha, sorry again for the picture.  If it helps I'll see if I can get a better one.  However, I had the model number in the original post.    It's "564-42701651", but I could only get results with the part after the hyphen.  I put it into Sears parts search and got that it was a Sanyo brand television supposedly.  Let me know if there's anything else I can share.

[NeWmAn]

You can find the pinout here: http://dempa.jp/rgb/heaven/m_dg8.html

[mugenmidget]

You can find the pinout here: http://dempa.jp/rgb/heaven/m_dg8.html

Awesome, thank you so much!   I'll give that a shot.

[NFG]

What are you going to give it a shot with?  Nothing you own uses 2-bit RGB.

[mugenmidget]

Sorry, I just meant I was going give it a shot with Google Translate.    I definitely see what you mean.

[Radiorara]

I have seen this connector before but good luck in getting it to work. I initially thought it was a vtr connector interface but appears to be analog rgb.

[Tiido Priimägi]

if its indeed digital, one could bypass the digitalness part and have it variable amplitude signal fed in rather than having things at fixed levels.... I have no idea if that sentence made any sense....