Qosmio F10 Monitor in port wiring

Hi all,
Anyone know the pin functions on the monitor in port on an F10. I can't find anyone who can sell me a lead so I need the pin functions to make up a lead for video and audio.
Thanks
Tony

Hey Tony,
Why do you want to know this information? I think such informations you can only find in the technical manual of the notebook but these manuals are only available for ASPs and Toshiba I think. You can only download the user manual.
You should ask an ASP for help. Maybe the technicians can help you.
By the way, have you some troubles with the notebook?

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