5 pin DIN female connector.
The 32VTC201 display (part number MC6113.01) accepts an analogue RGB video signal through a 5-pin DIN female socket. This interface carries the three colour components — Red, Green, and Blue — together with a single composite sync signal and a shared ground, a scheme typical of European consumer monitors from the late 1980s and 1990s. The connector body follows the DIN 45329 / IEC 60130-9 180° layout common on audio and video equipment of that era. Analogue RGB at this level is not self-terminating; the display provides the load impedance internally.
| Pin | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | CSYNC | Composite Sync |
| 2 | GND | Ground |
| 3 | Red | Red Signal |
| 4 | Blue | Blue Signal |
| 5 | Green | Green Signal |
Notes
- The connector is a 5-pin DIN female (180° layout) on the display side; the mating plug is a 5-pin DIN male.
- CSYNC (Pin 1) carries composite synchronisation — horizontal and vertical sync combined on a single line — rather than separate H-sync and V-sync signals.
- No manufacturer datasheet for the 32VTC201 / MC6113.01 has been publicly released.
- The analogue RGB signal arrangement (three colour channels plus composite sync, single ground) is consistent with single-sync analogue monitor interfaces of the era used on European consumer television and computing equipment.
Signals
- CSYNC — composite synchronisation signal combining horizontal and vertical sync pulses on a single line; drives the display’s sync separator circuit.
- GND — common signal ground reference for all analogue signal lines.
- Red — analogue red chrominance component of the RGB video signal.
- Blue — analogue blue chrominance component of the RGB video signal.
- Green — analogue green chrominance (and typically luminance-carrying) component of the RGB video signal.
References
- Recommendation ITU-R BT.470-7: Conventional analogue television systems — ITU-R, 2005; defines PAL, NTSC, and SECAM analogue video signal parameters underpinning the composite sync and colour signals used on this display input.
- Recommendation ITU-R BT.1700-0: Characteristics of composite video signals for conventional analogue television systems — ITU-R, 2005; specifies composite video (CVBS) signal levels and 75 Ω impedance standard relevant to the composite sync waveform on Pin 1.