CGA EGA YUV To 2 x VGA

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£23.99 (Ex. VAT)

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The CGA/EGA/YUV to VGA converter board will allow all types of RGB, EGA, VGA or YUV component signals to be up-converted and displayed on a 31KHz PC VGA monitor, TFT monitor, LCD display or a HD-TV with VGA connection. All inputs are automatically detected meaning there are no dip switches to set to specify frequency.

This converter is the perfect for use with an existing CRT/LCD monitor in your arcade build or project.

Downloads:
CGA EGA YUV To 2 x VGA Manual

Specifications:
Supports CGA/EGA/VGA/YUV component signal input
Supports VGA output (640 x 480) (800 x 600) (1024 x 768) (1360 x 768)
CGA/EGA/VGA signal auto scan (15KHz) (24KHz) (31KHz)
YUV component signal auto scan (480i) (576i) (720i) (1080i) (480p) (576p) (720p) (1080p)
On screen display (English & Chinese)
Supports image position control and image zoom control
True digital 24-bit A/D converter for true 16.7million colour conversion
Supports all types of VGA monitors - CRT, PDP, LCD etc...

Input Power	5VDC +/- 0.5v (2A)			P7 or P9
Input signal	CGA/EGA	14.5kHz - 16.5kHz	Auto scan	P3 or P11 or P10
		23.5kHz - 25.5kHz
		30.5kHz - 32.5kHz
	RGBHV	30.5kHz - 32.5kHz	Auto scan	P10 or P11
	VGA	30.5kHz - 32.5kHz	Auto scan	P10 or P11
	Ypbpr	480p,576p,720p,1080p	Auto scan	P2
	Ycbcr	480i,576i,720i,1080i	Auto scan	P2
Output signal	VGA	640480,800600		P4 and P13
		1024768,1360768
User controls	Input Switch, Image Zoom, Image Position,			Menu Key
	Output Resolution ,R\G\B gain adjust.			R\G\B VR

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4
Easy to use converter

Posted by jay on 24th Jun 2014

This little guy was set up in no time after I followed the instructions how to change language :D
Wiring is very simple but you will need some solder skills.
I've tested a few PCB's with different frequencies and all worked.
Nice thing to have for testing purpose.
4
Handy video signal converter

Posted by Mark Ayres-Russon on 17th Mar 2014

It does exactly what it should do but it jitters a little while it does it. It can be reduced a little through the menus but it's always there. If you're not sensitive to that kind of thing it'll be perfect for you.

Recommended. I'd like to give it 3.5 but I'll be generous and give it 4.