> And I appreciate the time and trouble you're going through to
> search your recently acquired archive of this type of data

They say no good deed goes unpunished. I'm absolutely over
the moon that I looked into this because when retrieving the
box of manuals from the basement I got to having a tidy up (if
I tell you my other nickname is Baldrick and my greatest fear
is not electrocution but an avalanche does that help ?). In a
box I have ignored for 5 years I found a big Akai stereo amp
in working order. I've a vague recollection of it being given to
me possibly because it was faulty. So I thought what the hell,
if it's faulty powering it up won't hurt. And it's got perfect sound.
The tuner lights don't work and the speaker selector knob is
missing but I don't care about that. It's especially great to find
it because my 25yo JVC popped its clogs a few weeks ago
with an extreme hissy fit. Just saved me from shelling out $700
for a new mini-system

But anyway, I've got these details for an LQ9D011, which I hope
is similar to the 013. I'll carry on looking later for LM's. I also want
to figure these out as one project I have in mind is an LCD-display
logic analyser

From the IPC Porta-PC P2-486 rev1.0 manual, and there's
plenty of text to go with this, explaining the video sub-system
and the driver IC, a GD6340 (or CL-GD6340)

Sharp LQ9D011,  0.27mm dot pitch, 171mm x 130mm, backlight
CCFT, paper-white LCD, hi-res 640x480. 512 simultaneous
colours in Mode 13 (640x480), 16 colours in Mode 12 (640x480)

Under the heading "COM1 (interface signal)" in the LCD section

  1 CK   Clock signal for sampling each data signal
  2 GND
  3 Hsync
  4 Vsync
  5 R0    Red data signal LSB
  6 R1    Red data signal
  7 R2    Red data signal MSB
  8 GND
  9 G0    Green LSB
 10 G1    Green data
11 G2    Green MSB
12 GND
13 B0    Blue LSB
14 B1    Blue data
15 B2    Blue MSB

COM2 (Signal & power supply)

 1  Vcc    +5V
 2  Vcc    +5V
 3  GND
 4  GND
 5 ENAB   data enable signal
 6 TST       This shall be electrically opened during operation (?)

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