Internet in the Kitchen


Here is a nifty way to put your favorite recipes on the kitchen counter without having to print them or search through gads of little food stained papers.

It is called VGA over Cat 5, Using the cabling already in my walls I can push the recipes that I look up on my desktop to the LCD TV in the kitchen. You can also stream movies and audio across another cat 5 cable. See the diagram for the VGA to Cat 5 pin out. Just make one for each end and you are set. Max distance for vga without a circuit board is around 50ft. Good Luck.

VGA Video connector pinouts:
Pin # – Signal Name – CAT 5 Conductor
1 – Red – Orange
2 – Green – Green
3 – Blue – Blue
4 – No Connection
5 – Ground – No Connection
6 – Ground – Orange/White
7 – Ground – Green/White
8 – Ground – Blue/White
9 – No Connection
10 – Ground – No Connection –
11 – No Connect
12 – DDC DAT – No Connection
13 – Horizontal Synchronization – Brown
14 – Vertical Synchronization – Brown White
15 – DDC Clock – No Connection

Comments:

Steph said…

You’re Crazy! Just look it up! I worry about you getting too relaxed. I hope they have technology in heaven.
Tuesday, December 25, 2007 11:52:24 PM

Steph said…

I am having problems getting my blogs to work, any suggestions. I can’t find the log in portal.
Tuesday, December 25, 2007 11:54:21 PM

Stephen said…

Steph try to clear your cookies and login again.
Wednesday, December 26, 2007 8:03:03 AM

Amy Baldwin said…

Does that mean that you have to make meals then?
Saturday, January 12, 2008 12:43:07 AM

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