component bnc to vga compatibility
component bnc to vga compatibility
hi all, i have a projector that takes component inputs through a vga jack. the instructions say to use a component to vga pass-thru cable. can i just buy a VGA to 5 BNC cable and leave off the HV cables? i wanna do this because i would like to use the cable for rgb stuff as well.
Re: component bnc to vga compatibility
Yes. The HD15 to 5 BNC will work fine.vol.2 wrote:hi all, i have a projector that takes component inputs through a vga jack. the instructions say to use a component to vga pass-thru cable. can i just buy a VGA to 5 BNC cable and leave off the HV cables? i wanna do this because i would like to use the cable for rgb stuff as well.
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Re: component bnc to vga compatibility
thanks a. curious if you kniw whether this projector will take 15kHz rgb? it takes regular vga and 15kHz component thru the same connection. hmmm. its an epson 1060 if that helps
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maxtherabbit
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Re: component bnc to vga compatibility
I would guess that it would sync to 15kHz rgbhv, whether or not it will accept csync on the hsync pin is a crapshootvol.2 wrote:thanks a. curious if you kniw whether this projector will take 15kHz rgb? it takes regular vga and 15kHz component thru the same connection. hmmm. its an epson 1060 if that helps
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ive got a couple extrons and a sync strike to throw at it if any of that would help. i guess i can get a few different syncs that way. think i can coax it that way?
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maxtherabbit
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Re: component bnc to vga compatibility
you're just going to have to try it man, I'd bet you can find a working combovol.2 wrote:ive got a couple extrons and a sync strike to throw at it if any of that would help. i guess i can get a few different syncs that way. think i can coax it that way?