TV SCART cable: Difference between revisions
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==== Alternative RGB Wiring ==== | ==== Alternative RGB Wiring ==== | ||
[[Image:Alt_Scart_Connect.PNG|600px|thumb|none|Schematic to connect to RGB without requiring a 1.5V supply (Colour Picture) The 9V supply may still be required if the TV-Set has no AV Source Selector]] | [[Image:Alt_Scart_Connect.PNG|600px|thumb|none|Schematic to connect to RGB without requiring a 1.5V supply (Colour Picture) The 9V supply (as shown above) may still be required if the TV-Set has no AV Source Selector]] | ||
=== Amstrad CPCplus (In theory also GX4000, but it has its own SCART outlet) === | === Amstrad CPCplus (In theory also GX4000, but it has its own SCART outlet) === | ||
Revision as of 13:11, 23 October 2009
A TV SCART cable allows to connect the CPC/CPCplus to the TV set. This is especially helpful if you couldn't get your hands on a colour monitor or want to use the CPC/CPCplus as a video console in the living room.
Schematics
Amstrad/Schneider CPC (classic)
Colour Picture (RGB)
Black & White Monochrome Picture
Alternative RGB Wiring
Amstrad CPCplus (In theory also GX4000, but it has its own SCART outlet)
Colour Picture (RGB)
Black & White Monochrome Picture
Videos
A SCART cable howto:
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