Can I connect this to my 15 pin female on my laptop and use the 9 pin female to connect a CCTV for this visually impaired?
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That should work, if I read it correctly. This is a 15 male (which would connect to your 15 femail) and a 9 female, which should work, if your CCTV is a 9 male.
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'I wanted to test this for you, but the VGA on the adaptor and the VGA on the PC laptop are both "female," and so this would require a "male to male" extension wire to try it out. Sorry I could not help.
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Yes, mine has the 15 pin blue video port as well as the D style serial port.
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Yes, this laptop does have both a 15-pin VGA connector and Bluetooth capability. I haven't actually tested the Bluetooth myself but I am able to turn the capability on and off.
605559
There is no 9 pin serial connector on this laptop but the 15 pin monitor plug has no retention screw mounts.
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No I can't because I can't even figure out how to use a nine pin connector when your computer monitor is using the only 9 pin connector to the CPU ? Can I please get help with that ? I tried to use a splitter and it distorts the picture on the monitor .
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You should not. The adapter has a 15 pin (female) connector on one end. If you are connecting to a monitor... just make sure your cable is 15 pin male...
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i'm sure u can - look on the back of the TV and check the owner's manual to see - prolly a 15 pin cable - i'm having to use a Sony 26" Bravia TV becoz of Best Buy's expedient and quick (rme) service on my computer monitor.
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Short answer, No. Long answer, I guess you could, sort of, maybe connect it to a device that presents itself as a HID device and this guy feeds it the data. This module can't even plug into a PC without some other device adapting its' output to a suitable format. For example a USB to COM port dongle.
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Yes. The cable has RG59 connectors on each end. It also has a male power connector on one end and a female power connector on the other end. It works great for connecting security cameras. I'm using several of these cables in my home security system, along with a central power supply and a battery backup. They're much better at eliminating interference than the cheaper cables often supplied with cameras.
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Hello Yes, this would work just fine for a direct connection to a laptop. If you try it and it doesn't work, the unit may be defective or DOA.
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Brad: I'm sorry, I have not used it for that purpose. Since I have a MAC laptop, it didn't have the connector port that I needed, so I bought this so I can use the 15-pin end on my external monitor and plug the USB end into my laptop. That works fine. Since it is a standard 15-pin end, My guess is that it will work, bit i haven't done anything other than use it to connect an external monitor to my laptop. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Yes - it is 15 pin on both sides. The audio cord is not separate, the audio and vga are molded together on the middle part of the cable.. But at the ends of the cords do separate to allow the vga to plug in to it's slot and have enough audio cable to stretch over to where it needs to go. Where the two cords separate it gives you approx 18" of audio cable and approx 10" of video - this works great if you have a VGA on one side of your laptop and audio on the other.
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I used it to to connect my security cameras to my tv, I'm not sure if it will work to connect your computer to your tv.
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Short answer, yes. Long answer, It requires a 12V DC Power Adapter Supply 2.1mm 1A, CCTV ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00452YFZU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ), a 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter ( http://www.amazon.com/Mediabridge-3-5mm-Male-2-Male-Adapter/dp/B004YEBK66/ref=sr_1_fkmr2_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1407325500&sr=1-1-fkmr2&keywords=Pluglug+3.5mm+to+RCA+%282%29+Stereo+Audio+cable ) to be use with a Laptop or any device (cell phone, desktop, etc) that uses a 3.5mm pin style stereo plug.
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You need a cable that is 15 pins and a male to male ends. I am using it with my two HDTV and PC monitor.
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If I understand your question correctly, no. This cable is intended to connect FROM a DisplayPort output on your laptop to a VGA input on a monitor or projector.