What connectors would you buy to plug into this, if you were to have three wires to be run into it for a 7" TFT Monitor?
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This is only a 2 wire setup, with a 3 pin connector. Your monitor may require an additional power source or additional dedicated ground. I cut the 3 pin connector off and wired my headrest monitors cables to the loose ends. My setup did not require a 3 wire connection. If you're not comfortable altering the cable to suit your setup needs, go to a small engine/electronics store or someplace like Advanced auto parts to locate an appropriate connector. Another idea would be any place that specializes in RV parts and accessories, they should definitely have what you need. I hope this helps.
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You also need what is referred to as a toslink cable. The length of it depends on how long you need to get from adaptor to the input.
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Connect your monitor's USB3.0 cable (located on rear panel of monitor) to your computer's USB3.0 input (this is not the USB output plug of your video card) and the 4 USB ports on the side of your monitor act as extra inputs to the USB3.0 bus as if they were a USB3.0 HUB. No special cable is required other that the one supplied with your monitor.
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If just for output (to a projector or screen sharing to a monitor) I'd probably get an adapter similar to the following:
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Michael is right about the cables that you need. I would recommand gold plate RCA cables so you can get a better picture to your computer.
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If you have a RCA video output you could use it then, but 3 1/2" display is small. I would purchase the 7" TFT Lcd color monitor, instead because it would be a little larger. 7 inch TFT Color LCD Car Rear View Camera Monitor Support Rotating The Screen and 2 AV Inputs. If it has a video output that isn't RCA, then you may convert it to RCA with the correct adapter. Cable Wholesalers.com has VGA to RCA converters & then will proabably have any type of hookup you may need. I hope this is helpful. If you need anymore help, feel free to let me know. Regards Steven
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use tricable with red,white and yellow wires on both ends. Attach to your unit and match to t.v.colors. You will be up and running in 2 min.
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No, the connector is proprietary to 3M. You have to use the 3M VGA cable, which is discontinued and nearly impossible to find.
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That should fit, I have 3 power cables, 2 DV1, and 2 HDMI and fits perfectly well. Keep in mind though, this is a big stand, so most sized wires won't even reach the center bar, let alone go through the whole thing to the bottom. I had to purchase longer wires so it can fit through.
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You should be able to plug a three pin into a 4 pin. Alternatively you could just rub them off the power supply with the right connectors.
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Depends on your monitor, the newer monitors have a power plug, if it is an older monitor then you would have to purchase a power supply seperately.
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HDMI or VGA cable will work. If you only have a DVI port, you can get a HDMI to DVI adapter.
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okaydoky.......the wires you need are what is called RCA on both ends i/e no connectors....[a] how many wires do you need ? [b] how long? std 20'+ // 40'+.........tkx...g.scott
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Not one I can find. Cable from base to display. Power cord from display to wall socket.
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great answer and thanks for the hook-up advice. It is kind of what I figured I'd have to do so I already ordered a third HDMI cable.
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Depends on the monitors you want to connect. But i recommend DVI + DVI or DVI + DisplayPort.
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The three wire cable connects the two monitors. Both have power switches that need to be turned on.