This document describes the pinouts of male and female VGA connectors. The male connector has 15 pins for red, green, and blue video signals and their grounds, as well as horizontal and vertical synchronization signals and monitor identification bits. The female connector has the same 15 pin configuration. A VGA cable connects the 9-15 pin portions of the connectors to transfer video and sync signals between devices.

1. CONECTOR VGA MACHO
PIN FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
1 RED Red Video Signal
2 GRN Green Video Signal
3 BLU Blue Video Signal
4 ID2 Monitor Identification Bit 2
5 N/C No Connection
6 REDGND Red Signal Ground
7 GRNGND Green Signal Ground
8 BLUGND Blue Signal Ground
9 N/C No Connection
10 SYNCGND Synchronization Ground
11 ID1 Monitor Identification Bit 1
12 ID0 Monitor Identification Bit 0
13 HSYNC Horizontal Synchronization
14 VSYNC Vertical Synchronization
15 N/C No Connection
CONECTOR VGA HEMBRA
PIN FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
1 RED Red Video Signal
2 GRN Green Video Signal
3 BLU Blue Video Signal
4 ID2 Monitor Identification Bit 2
5 N/C No Connection
6 REDGND Red Signal Ground

2. 7 GRNGND Green Signal Ground
8 BLUGND Blue Signal Ground
9 N/C No Connection
10 SYNCGND Synchronization Ground
11 ID1 Monitor Identification Bit 1
12 ID0 Monitor Identification Bit 0
13 HSYNC Horizontal Synchronization
14 VSYNC Vertical Synchronization
15 N/C No Connection
Cable VGA de 9 a 15 pin