*SOLVED* Chassis/Arcade VGA Breakout Cable Question

[urbecrisch]

Ok here goes:  I just picked up a monitor from a local guy to replace a bad monitor in my Mame cab.  The monitor was pulled from a Golden Tee which was converted from some fighting game.  The sticker on the front says wgr2500-u4ts21j.  I did some research and realize the chassis is a Nanao MS8-26A / SU 15-25K from this website http://www.jomac.net.au/MS8-26A-SU.JPG .  The power from the isolation transformer plugs in perfect, however; the breakout cable from my Arcade VGA card seems to be the wrong size (see pic).  Also, my old monitor had a 9 pin connector (see pic) on the chassis and the new monitor chassis has 6 pins for red,gr,br,gr,v & h sync (see pic).  Am I right about the position of the breakout cable (see pic)?

What size molex and pins do I need to rewire my breakout cable to plug into this new chassis?

Would the wires read RED,GREEN,BROWN,GROUND,EMPTY,WHITE(v/h syc)?

[DillonFoulds]

When i'm needing to know what size i'll need, i just bring the cables in to my local electronics store. They'll be able to size them up in store so there's no guess work involved.

[urbecrisch]

When i'm needing to know what size i'll need, i just bring the cables in to my local electronics store. They'll be able to size them up in store so there's no guess work involved.

Unfortunately I cannot bring in the chassis to get the correct size.  It's the pins on the chassis I'm confused about, not my actual breakout cable.

[DillonFoulds]

Got an electronic caliper then maybe? You could just measure then pin, print out a picture and bring that in? Either that or pick up a handful of assorted female Bullet terminals/banana plugs, and hope some fit.

Just pitching some ideas out there.

[urbecrisch]

I was able to use a 12 pin connector that I cut in half and then wired up to connect the VGA.  Works fine