gbell@pnet12.cts.com (Greg Bell) (10/30/89)
In a catalog from All Electronics Corp., they advertise a Sound and Video
modulator for $5. Its the kind that used to be used with TI's computers.
Since I probably won't get any documentation with the thing, I was wondering
what it takes as input... composite video? And, can somebody provide me with
a pinout?
Thanks...
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EE major at UC San Diego |jim@rwsys.UUCP (James Wyatt KA5VJL) (10/31/89)
In article <1064@serene.UUCP> gbell@pnet12.cts.com (Greg Bell) writes: >In a catalog from All Electronics Corp., they advertise a Sound and Video >modulator for $5. Its the kind that used to be used with TI's computers. > >Since I probably won't get any documentation with the thing, I was wondering >what it takes as input... composite video? And, can somebody provide me with >a pinout? I had to hook one of these up to a Tandy 1000HX a while back for a friend. The thing was a fairly nice unit from Aztec (seems to make most of the world's modulators and cheap switching power supplies); I got their number from 1-800-555-1212 at the time. Of course, I have since lost the data sheet. The unit took low-level audio, composite (RS-170) video, and 9V. It ran very well off of a 9V alk. battery. Hope this helps... James T. Wyatt KA5VJL - You woudn't WANT my opinions anyway! texbell.swbt.com!letni.lawnet.com!rwsys!{jim,root} Work: 817-390-2864 {sys1.tandy.com!sneaky,merch.tandy.com}!/ Home: 214-579-0425