45 pin Apple HDI-45 connector at the Apple computer, looking into cable-side connector.
The Power Macintosh computers provide connection to AudioVision monitors (and other monitors when used with an adapter cable) by means of an AudioVision HDI-45 monitor socket on their back panels.
Pin | Name |
---|---|
1 | Analog audio ground |
2 | Audio input shield |
3 | Left channel audio input |
4 | Right channel audio input |
5 | Left channel audio output |
6 | Right channel audio output |
7 | Reserved |
8 | Monitor ID sense line 1 |
9 | Monitor ID sense line 2 |
10 | Green ground (shield) |
11 | Green video output (75 ) |
12 | Video input power ground |
13 | Power for camera +5 V |
14 | Reserved |
15 | Reserved |
16 | Reserved |
17 | Reserved |
18 | Monitor ID sense line 3 |
19 | S-video input shield |
20 | S-video input luminance (Y) |
21 | S-video input chroma (C) |
22 | Reserved |
24 | Reserved |
25 | Reserved |
26 | Red ground (shield) |
27 | Red video output (75 ) |
28 | I2C data signal |
29 | I2C clock signal |
30 | Reserved |
31 | Monitor ID |
32 | Monitor ID |
33 | Vertical sync signal |
34 | Composite sync signal |
35 | ADB power +5 V |
36 | ADB ground |
37 | ADB data |
38 | Keyboard switch |
39 | Reserved |
40 | Reserved |
41 | Monitor ID |
42 | Horizontal sync signal |
43 | Video sync ground |
44 | Blue ground (shield) |
45 | Blue video output (75 ) |