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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Converts HDMI signals to composite RCA output at 480i or 576i for older TVs and recorders
This compact adapter converts an HDMI digital signal into composite CVBS video with stereo audio for older displays. It accepts 720p and 1080p input at 60 Hz and downscales to standard-definition 480i or 576i output. Both NTSC and PAL television formats are supported for broad regional use. No driver installation is required; the unit operates on a simple plug-and-play basis.
The converter draws very little power and runs without an external power supply, taking energy directly from the HDMI source. Its low consumption keeps the small enclosure cool during continuous operation. No fan or active cooling is present, so the device remains completely silent in normal use. The USB cable included in the package is provided for optional power if the source port cannot supply enough current.
The housing measures 66 by 55 by 20 mm and weighs 40 g, making it easy to carry between devices. A single HDMI female input connects to the source while three RCA sockets — yellow for video, white and red for audio — feed the legacy display. The layout allows straightforward cable routing behind a TV or projector. HDMI 1.3 compatibility ensures reliable handshake with most cameras, disc players and set-top boxes.
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Plug the source into the HDMI female port, connect the yellow, white and red RCA cables to the display, then attach the included USB cable to a 5 V USB port or charger for power; the step most people skip is providing that USB power, so the unit stays dark.
The USB power lead and the three RCA cables are the only external connections; if the picture drops out, try a fresh USB cable or reseat the RCA plugs before assuming the converter itself has failed.
The output is fixed at standard-definition 480i or 576i, so even though the HDMI input accepts 1920×1080 at 60 Hz, the picture never exceeds those interlaced lines under sustained use.
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