The 1081 is a 14-inch monitor manufactured by Philips for the European market, and similar to the 1084, with SCART and composite video connectors. A standard failure is for the monitor to "pop," then go dark. Hitting it may bring back the picture. This is often caused by cold or cracked solder joints on the flyback transformer, which resoldering should cure.
Specifications
Sync Frequency: 15.6 kHz Horizontal
Dot Pitch: 0.39mm or 0.42 mm
Sound Output: 1.0 W RMS/Channel at 5% maximum THD
Input Connectors: One permanently attached HDD15 and Audio R/L
Pin-Outs (SCART Euroconnector)
Pin 1: Unused
Pin 2: Audio Input (0.5 Vrms/ > 10Kohms)
Pin 3: Unused
Pin 4: Audio Ground
Pin 5: Blue Ground
Pin 6: Audio Input (0.5 Vrms/ > 10Kohms)
Pin 7: Blue Video (0.7 Vpp/ 75 ohms)
Pin 8: Unused
Pin 9: Green Ground
Pin 10: Unused
Pin 11: Green Video (0.7 Vpp/ 75 ohms)
Pin 12: Unused
Pin 13: Red Ground
Pin 14: Unused
Pin 15: Red Video (0.7 Vpp/ 75 ohms)
Pin 16: Fast Blanking
Pin 17: CVBS Ground
Pin 18: Fast Blanking Ground
Pin 19: Unused
Pin 20: CVBS Input (1 Vpp/ 75 ohms, sync for linear RGB input)
Pin 21: Screening Plug
Pin-Outs (Digital RGB 8-Pin DIN)
Pin 1: Status Computer (?)
Pin 2: Red
Pin 3: Green
Pin 4: Blue
Pin 5: Intensity
Pin 6: Ground
Pin 7: Horizontal Sync or Composite Sync
Pin 8: Vertical Sync
Thanks to Greg Scott and Warren Block