Component Video to VGA Converter w/VGA Pass-thru - 1080p

HDTV Supply

$25.00
Part Number:
HDTV7600
UPC:
738435735111
Availability:
Usually ships the same business day
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Converts & scales a component video signal up to 1080p VGA
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Includes VGA pass-thru
This Component Video to VGA Converter converts component video + audio to VGA + audio, allowing connection of an X-Box, WII, Apple TV, Vudu Box, Netflix Roku Player, etc. to a computer monitor, projector, or another display that supports VGA. This Component Video to VGA Converter has both a component video and VGA input of which you switch between by holding the MENU button down for 3 seconds. There is no remote control. See the above front and back pictures.

Component Video to VGA Converter Features:

  • Input: 1 X VGA, 1 X Component Video (Y-Pb-Pr), 1 X Stereo Audio
  • Output: 1 X VGA, 1 X Audio Output Resolution is adjustable.
  • Select the VGA Resolution from the OSD menu:
    • 640x480
    • 800x600
    • 1024x768
    • 1440x900
    • 1400x1050
    • 1600x1200
    • 1680x1050
    • 1920x1200
    • 1280x768
  • Component Video Resolution supported: 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p(50Hz/60Hz)
  • Brightness, contrast, saturation, hue are adjustable
  • Both PC and MAC computers are supported
  • Portable Size:12.8x9.4Cmx3.4(W) cm
  • Power adapter: DC5V/1A.

How to Set-up this Component Video to VGA Converter (See below):

  • (1) MENU:
  • Click it to enter into OSD menu;
  • Press it and hold on for 3 seconds: Switch between VGA and Component video input;
  • Press it and hold on for 10 seconds: Default setting (Output resolution: 1024×768);
  • (2) UP:
  • Under OSD Menu, press it to select different items of function;
  • Under the menu of adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation, hue adjustment, press it to increase the value;
  • Under the menu of resolution setting, click it to select output resolution;
  • OSD menu is closed, click it to select 4:3, 16:9 or full screen display modes;
  • (3) DOWN:
  • Under OSD menu, click it to select different item of functions;
  • Under the menu brightness, contrast, saturation, hue adjustment, click it to decrease the value;
  • Under the menu of resolution setting, click it to select output resolution.
Note: Since some LCD monitors do NOT support interlaced video inputs such as 1080i or 480i, adjust the source, such as an Xbox or PS2/3 output resolution to 720p to have the best performance.

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Component Video to VGA Converter In's & Outs (see above picture)

  1. Y-Pb-Pr: To connect Y-Pb-Pr interface of the input device;
  2. L/R: Stereo Audio Input;
  3. Audio Input: Connect Audio from PC;
  4. Audio Output: Connect to stereo/speakers;
  5. LED: Red LED: PC Host input; Green LED: Component Video input;
  6. Menu/Up/Down: Function Key
  7. DC/5V/1A: Connect power supply
  8. VGA-IN: Connect PC host
  9. VGA-OUT: Connect PC Monitor or LCD

Component Video to VGA Converter Comes With:

  • Component cable
  • Audio cable
  • User manual
  • AC adapter

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This Component Video to VGA Converter works with:

  1. Any high definition Dish Network and DirecTV receiver with component outputs
  2. High definition TiVo's with component outputs
  3. Any high definition cable receiver with component outputs
  4. Canadian Rogers, Shaw, Bell ExpressVu and Star Choice receivers with component outputs
  5. Any "Over The Air" (OTA) high definition receiver with component outputs
  6. WII, Sony PS2 and PS3, HD DVD and Blu-ray DVD players with component outputs
  7. Any Xbox360 with component outputs
  8. Any upconverting DVD player with component outputs
  9. Any DVHS VCR with component outputs
  10. An APPLE TV with component outputs
  11. Any PC video card with (Y-Pb-Pr, check your manual) component outputs
  12. Any high definition camcorder with component outputs
  13. Many A/V surround sound receivers with component switching.
  14. and other similar devices.

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