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--- av:saturnav [2015/10/06 04:45] – rgb32e
+++ av:saturnav [2019/08/27 20:45] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-===== Sega Saturn AV Pinout =====
+====== Sega Saturn AV Pinout ======
+{{av:10mdin.png |Saturn AV Pinout }}
-{{ :av:10mdin.png |Saturn AV Pinout }}
+===== Pinout Chart =====
-Pinout Chart:
 ^Pin^Name^Description^
 |  1 |  CSYNC/**9V** | Composite Sync for NTSC / **+9VDC for PAL** |
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 |  11 |  GND  | Ground  |
-Notes:
+==== Notes ====
   * CSYNC/Composite Sync is replaced by **+9VDC** on **PAL** Sega Saturn systems
-  * Connectors for DIY cables can be purchased from Tim Worthington [[http://etim.net.au/shop/shop.php?crn=205&rn=514&action=show_detail|here]]
+  * Sega style 10 pin mini din connectors for DIY cables can be purchased from Tim Worthington [[http://etim.net.au/shop/shop.php?crn=205&rn=514&action=show_detail|here]]
-  * Details for modifying a NTSC system to output 9VDC as found on PAL systems can be found in this [[http://nfggames.com/forum2/index.php?topic=4236.msg28506#msg28506|this forum thread]].  Thanks KillingBeans.
+  * Luma (pin 9) can be used as sync when connecting RGB to devices such as the XRGB-mini and Sony PVM monitors.
+  * Details for modifying a NTSC system to output 9VDC as found on PAL systems can be found in [[http://nfggames.com/forum2/index.php?topic=4236.msg28506#msg28506|this forum thread]].  Thanks KillingBeans.