RGB Connector

[lesoleil70]

Hi,
Can someone help me out with the correct name for this connector, looking to get hold of the male side of this, the type you see on monitor chassis.

http://www.jammaboards.com/store/images/detailed/0/JAMMA_Harness_Video_Connector_550x480_Logo_1.jpg

[VertexGuy]

that looks like a yolk wire

[iankellogg]

I really have no idea what the spacing is on the connector. I will try to find out as soon as i can.

[TimeRunner]

I wrote a whole blog post about this "asian" style video connector that is standard on jamma harnesses.

http://markshields.com/solved-wtf-5-pin-rgb-monitor-input-cable-connector-jamma-wire-harnesses/

The short answer is it's a JST 5P-SVF-V that you can buy from JST here -- http://www.jst-mfg.com/product/detail_e.php?series=258 -- or you can buy a parted out Jamma harness from someone if you just want the connector to plug into a chassis.

[lesoleil70]

I wrote a whole blog post about this "asian" style video connector that is standard on jamma harnesses.

http://markshields.com/solved-wtf-5-pin-rgb-monitor-input-cable-connector-jamma-wire-harnesses/

The short answer is it's a JST 5P-SVF-V that you can buy from JST here -- http://www.jst-mfg.com/product/detail_e.php?series=258 -- or you can buy a parted out Jamma harness from someone if you just want the connector to plug into a chassis.

Now that's what I call a full and informed answer, which is very much appreciated TimeRunner - nice one!

[Etienne MacGyver]

that looks like a yolk wire

it does, but my guess its the RGB signal cable (sync-sync-B-G-R)  ;)

[TimeRunner]

Here's a typical chassis board connection for this plug on the right. Ignore the smaller Atari RGB plug on the left (I was whining on Instagram when I posted this).