Output to current video equipment. RGB ZX and SCART. — ZXNet «hardware.zx»

From TomCaT To All 25 February 2006

Hello, All Hello, omniscient All. In an attempt to find out the possibilities of output from the ZX video connector anywhere, I found S-Video and Scart pinouts. The first one doesn't seem to fit at all; but you can't Is there anything I can do about the second one?

From Konstantin Zhukov To All 25 February 2006

Hello TomCaT If your computer's synchronization signals are not made through the ass, as in Leningrad 1,2,3, then connecting to SCART is just like rock and roll. There is truth monitors in which SCART is not fully implemented. We need the one with RGB. Its signals fully correspond to those generated by speccy (fortunately scart was developed in the early 80s). 7-blue, 11-green, 15-red; 16 pin +5v; 20 - synchronization; 4,5,9,13, body - to the ground.

From Vlad Semchenko To All 27 February 2006

Hello, Jukov Tom> In attempts to find out the output capabilities from the ZX video connector at least Tom> somewhere, found S-Video and Scart pinouts. The first one seems to be completely Tom> does not fit Why is S-Video not suitable? From the output of the PAL(SECAM) encoder, directly, It is this signal that is removed. Alternatively, you can use the "lotion" in in the form of a resistive adder of RGB and synchronization signals. This will allow you to get “Thank you” for a monochrome (halftone) picture - not great, but easy and fast.

From Vlad Semchenko To All 1 March 2006

Hello Dendy Den> TomCat, do you know the pinout of the RGB ZX connector? For which specific model? If it’s a branded car, then you can tell me if domestic, and especially not famous, then you will have to wire the connector yourself guessing, which in principle is not so difficult. CHR> I know probably twenty options. For DIN-5 (7) there probably won’t be so many options.

From Konstantin Zhukov To All 1 March 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> I know probably twenty options :). And I'm only five. You need to look at a specific diagram to see what goes where.

From Maxim Saratovtsev To All 1 March 2006

Hello TomCaT TomCat, do you know the pinout of the RGB ZX connector?

From Chunin Roman To All 1 March 2006

Hello Dendy Den> TomCat, do you know the pinout of the RGB ZX connector? I know probably twenty options :).

From Chunin Roman To All 1 March 2006

Hello spensor spe> For DIN-5 (7) there probably won’t be so many options. We also used DB15 (Sprinter), some kind of domestic blue connector (ATOS), edge connector (Scorpio), ONP (Pentagon), just pins (ZXNEXT). Actually, they gave me the idea to make a small sign for the connectors, on PAL encoder page.