Need help identifying this 19in Wells Gardner monitor + power supply questions

[dylangerescapeplan]

Link to pics here: https://imgur.com/a/M9I1fIQ

Snagged this from a local eBay listing, can anyone ID it? Someone on Reddit told me it may be a D7700. How would I go about powering this? Do I need to find a proprietary power supply cable? I took a look at the manual for the D7700 https://wellsgardner.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/D7700-1.pdf  / https://wellsgardner.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/D7700.pdf

I've been researching a bit and it seems like I'll need an isolation transformer as well- can anyone recommend one that will work with this model? Thanks.

[lilshawn]

this monitor is basically a modified D9400 D9700 series chassis on a 19" monitor tube.

if you do not have the matching power cable for it, just cut off the end and wire on a standard AC plug.

the white/black/green cable is your power. it follows standard north America wiring nomenclature....

green is attached to ground pin of electrical plug.
White is AC neutral connection (typically the wider blade of the plug)
Black is AC hot connection (typically the narrow blade on the plug)

this monitor has a switchmode power supply that does not require an isolation transformer, so you may plug it directly into the wall if you so wish.

be warned if this is your first time dinking around with monitors, be aware, there is tens of thousands of volts present when it's plugged in and running... even after it's been powered off, it can retain this voltage...  i suggest you DON'T TOUCH ANYHTING on the monitor when it's powered... the only thing that is okay to touch in operation is the UI control board to adjust your settings.