Miscellaneous
Universal
Multi-converter SB-3690
NTSC/PAL/SECAM/VGAˇśNTSC/PAL/VGA
Monitor 1024 x 768)
Multi-Video system converter is convert all kinds of Video signals
into PC1024x768 monitor or NTSC, PAL TV. This is a two way converter
between PC/TV Video signals.
- Application for VCR/VCD/Handycam/Video
games/PC ...video devices.
- Input From: NTSC / PAL/ SECAM / VGA
- Output To : NTSC / PAL / VGA 1024x768
- Video signal I/O with VGA,
Video(composite) and S-VHS signal 3 to 3 direction.
- Disable the m-vision,
or any other video protections - to record the DVD
movies, satellite TV, etc. on to the video tapes using the normal VCRs.
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Specification:
PC/TV Converter Digital Converter SB-3690
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| Type of Converter |
MultiVideo Converter |
| Input
TV System |
"PC(VGA),
NTSC 3.58, NTSC 4.43 ,PAL, PAL-M, PAL-N, SECAM" |
| Video Input |
0.50Vpp~2 Vpp;75 Ohms |
| 1 PC
VGA input |
0.7 Vpp |
| 1 S-VHS input |
"Y-1Vpp , C-0.25 Vpp" |
| Output
TV System |
"PC(VGA),
NTSC 3.58, NTSC 4.43, PAL, PAL-M, PAL-N" |
| Color subcarrier
Frequency |
NTSC-3.579545 MHz / PAL-M
3.575611 MHz
PAL-4.433619 MHz / PAL-N 3.582056 MHz |
| Video
composite Output |
1 Vpp ; 75
Ohms |
| S-VHS output |
"Y-1Vpp , C-0.25 Vpp" |
| VGA
output |
0.7 Vpp |
| VGA Horizontal
Frequency |
31.50 KHz |
| PAL/NTSC
Line Conversion |
NTSC 525 /
PAL 625 Lines |
| PAL/NTSC Field
Conversion |
NTSC 60Hz / PAL 50Hz / PAL-M
60Hz Fields |
| Frequency
Response |
5 MHz |
| Digital Componet |
8 Bit |
| Differental
Phase |
1 |
| Differental Gain |
1% |
| Resolution
Horizontal / Vertical |
1024 x 768
lines |
| Sampling Frequency |
Input 14.318 MHz / output
28.636 MHz |
| Field
Memory |
2 MB (16Mbit) |
| Connection Terminals
Input |
"Video x 1, SVHS x 1,
D-15F x 1" |
| Connection
Terminals Output |
"Video x
1, SVHS x 1, D-15F x 1" |
| Power Supply |
DC 9V / 1A |
| Dimensions |
220mm x 140mm
x 45mm |
| Weight |
1280 gm |
| Accessories |
"Video
Cable (RCA x RCA), S-VHS Cable, D-15P/D15P Cable,
Adaptor" |
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