A person by the name of Ken Gasper originally built and sold a transcoder called the XboxVga. He is no longer selling it, and the schematics have since appeared online. Some LCDs will only work with a horizontal sync input signal, not both horizontal and vertical.
A person by the name of Ken Gasper originally built and sold a transcoder called the XboxVga. He is no longer selling it, and the schematics have since appeared online. Some LCDs will only work with a horizontal sync input signal, not both horizontal and vertical.
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A person by the name of Ken Gasper originally built and sold a transcoder called the XboxVga. He is no longer selling it, and the schematics have since appeared online. Some LCDs will only work with a horizontal sync input signal, not both horizontal and vertical.
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How to build your own transcoder for less than $30:
A person by the name of Ken Gasper originally built and sold a transcoder called the XboxVga. He is no longer selling it, and the schematics have since appeared online: Attached File VGA1.zip ( 20.47K ) Number of downloads: 4794
However, there are a few things you need to change:
1. In the LM1881 schematic, R30 needs to be a value of 680K - not 340K 2. Some LCDs will only work with a horizontal sync input signal, not both horizontal and vertical. My CMV 520D only shows a picture when the vertical sync output to the VGA is disconnected. 3. You also need to be aware of AC getting through on 5V AC to DC power supplies. If you see horizontal green bands slowly moving up the screen, your power supply is letting some AC through. Either filter it, or use a better power supply.
Getting the parts:
I bought most of the parts at Mouser Electronics The 4383 ampflier comes in surface mount only. You can buy a surface mount to through hole adapter for $6 at BrownDog There are other amps with similar characteristics out there that will work...I just don't know of any off hand.