Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Vszerda
Converts composite RCA video to VGA for projector use with 165 MHz bandwidth and USB power source
The Vszerda adapter translates composite RCA video into a VGA signal for projector use. It accepts a single RCA input and provides one VGA output with a 165 MHz bandwidth. External USB power is required for operation. The compact white ABS housing measures 5x4x3 cm.
This unit suits users who need to feed an RCA-only device such as an older console or CCTV camera into a projector that only accepts VGA. It will not help buyers who need to convert HDMI, component or S-Video signals, nor those requiring upscaling beyond the native composite resolution.
The package contains the converter itself and no additional cables or software. You must supply your own RCA and VGA leads as well as a USB power source. Nothing else in the box changes the connection workflow.
No published specifications for this item yet.
You need a source device such as a DVD player, games console or set-top box that provides a composite video signal through a single RCA connector to plug into the converter's input port.
Yes, the converter outputs a VGA signal compatible with older projectors and monitors that have a 15-pin VGA input, bridging the RCA source to the legacy display.
A stable image appearing on the connected VGA display at the converter's 165 MHz bandwidth indicates the unit is powered and converting the RCA signal as intended.
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