Which color wire contains the sync for vehicles operating on RGsB?

In vehicles operating on RGsB (Red, Green, Blue with Sync), the green wire is responsible for carrying the sync signal. This is a critical function because RGsB video formats require synchronization in addition to the color information to properly display the video. The sync signal is necessary to ensure that the image is stable and correctly aligned on the display screen.

The other color wires typically represent the red and blue components of the video signal, while the sync signal is specifically designated to the green wire in this setup. Thus, understanding wiring schemes in video systems is important for correctly identifying which wire serves each purpose, particularly when integrating video components into vehicles.