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I give up: How does a Sony (FX-140) notebook recognize the presence of
an external (VGA/SVGA) monitor? Many Google hits on the topic provide
monitor ID bit identifications...and variations thereon. But NONE of
them seem to work. That is: Grounding the indicated pins, in all
possible combinations, does not cue the computer that a monitor is
connected. It cannot be that the FX-140 requires active communication
with a monitor, because the computer recognizes ANY connected monitor
(have tried 5) whether they are powered or not.
Any hints? Diodes between pins...resistors...holy water?
an external (VGA/SVGA) monitor? Many Google hits on the topic provide
monitor ID bit identifications...and variations thereon. But NONE of
them seem to work. That is: Grounding the indicated pins, in all
possible combinations, does not cue the computer that a monitor is
connected. It cannot be that the FX-140 requires active communication
with a monitor, because the computer recognizes ANY connected monitor
(have tried 5) whether they are powered or not.
Any hints? Diodes between pins...resistors...holy water?