My LCD Shutter Controller Tiny Picture Page:
1. Recommended parts :
Low-profile IC socket (except for the extra capacitor in the picture, and that you need 14- and 16-pin sockets - didn't find a better picture)
    How to enlarge the holes to fit the IC socket pins 
    3.5 mm Stereo jacks for PCB mounting (with switching contacts, although not needed here) 
    My favourite switches


2. Pinouts for builduing a VGA pass-through adaptor cable:
Location of Vertical Sync and related Ground on 15pin HD video connector. For the Sync-doubler, remember to connect all straight through, except for pin 14 (Vsync), which is routed through the controller.
Apparently, I messed something up here :
First, pin numbering is mirrored in the drawings, but you should be able to read the numbers on the connectors..
Second, V Sync GND is pin 10, not pin 6.
    How to connect the Vsync signals to the 3.5 mm stereo plug for connection to the controller.


3. Pinouts for all building a direct L/R control adaptor cable:
Where to find L/R control and ground on the connector for the 25-pin parallel (LPTx) port, like for any LCDBIOS compatible application using this port.
    Where to find L/R control and ground on the connector for the 9-pin serial (COMx) port, like for the Cyberboy or any other LCDBIOS compatible application.
    Where to find L/R control and ground on the VESA 3-pin Mini DIN connector. Still not quite sure whether this is seen from front or back, but from what i read at stereo3d, you will hardly need this, anyway.
    How to connect the L/R control signal to the 3.5 mm stereo plug for connection to the controller.


4. PCB Rev. 1.2 : Modification for open collector output
For open collector output using transistor Q2, find 'OC' label on smaller PCB, cut connection to IC3/pin7 (red lines) and connect signal to IC3/pin6 (green line)