Component video(YPbPr) converter that allows older analog devices to be integrated seamlessly into the modern home theater.
This adapter connects component video home theater devices to HDMI compliant digital monitors.
This adapter also takes digital audio and encodes it onto the HDMI signal for the full HDMI video and audio effect. With the Component + Digital Audio to HDMI Adapter legacy home theater devices can be easily connected any HDMI display for the full digital video and audio experience.
Features
1)Allows you to connect YPbPr HDTV sources to an HDMI™ display
2)Encodes digital audio onto the video signal for HDMI™ video and audio
3)Supports HDTV/YPbPr
4)Supports HDTV resolution up to 1080p
5)HDMI compliant
Package Contents
1)Main unit. P/N_TCY0101
2)5V Power Supply
3)User's Manual
4)HDMI cables are optional.
CONNECT AND OPERATE
1)Connect the input sources into tCO0101. (Input cables are optional)
2)Connect the HDMI device into the HDMI Output slot in the back of HCO0101.
3)Insert the DC side of 5v power supply into HCO0101 and then connect
4)the AC side of the power supply into the wall outlet
SPECIFICATIONS
HDMI Video Amplifier Bandwidth..........................1.65Gbps/165MHz
Input Video Signal......................................1.2 volts p-p
Input DDC Signal........................................5 volts p-p (TTL)
HDMI Connector..........................................type A (19 pin) female
Video Connector….......................................3 RCA Component
Audio Connector.........................................SPDIF
Power Consumption.......................................5 watts (max)
Power Supply............................................5V DC
Dimensions..............................................91mmW x 22mmH x 75mmD
Net Weight..............................................0.12KGs
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