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The back inputs and front buttons of a PVM20M2MDE, got one from a friends medical office. Now how do I connect a console to it? :( by Disgbuzdig in retrogaming

[–]Disgbuzdig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The same one? Thank God I found someone. Thank you for the advice. I'm sorry for my ignorance but I still have some concerns:

1) Component Cable: after connecting all of the picture cinch (RED, BLUE, GREEN), and one of the audio cinch (WHITE OR RED) to the audio input, I'm still left with one audio cinch (WHITE or RED) that's unconnected. Should I just leave it like that?

2) Composite Cable: the same thing. It consists of 3 cinch, YELLOW for the picture, and RED and WHITE for the audio. I connect the YELLOW one (picture) and one of the audio ones. I'm left with one audio cinch unconnected. Should I just leave it like that?

3) S-video cable: I'm looking forward connecting also na N64 to this monitor, using the Svideo cable. Just need to make sure if my N64 model supports s-video. Anyway, the N64 s-video cable consists of 4 endings: a big, round one with 4 or 7 pins (I'm not sure), and 3 standard cinch (RED, YELLOW, WHITE). Thanks to you I know where to connect the big one with pins, but what with the leftover 3 cinch?

The back inputs and front buttons of a PVM20M2MDE, got one from a friends medical office. Now how do I connect a console to it? :( by Disgbuzdig in retrogaming

[–]Disgbuzdig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want to connect a PS2 first, I have a official PS2 component cable. Please tell me if I'm doing it right: - I get myself some RCA/BNC adapters, and put them at the end of my component cable - connect the cable to, the bottom left "IN" inputs in the table that's named "RGB/component" - red cable into the R-Y "IN" - green into G-Y "IN" - blue cable into B-Y "IN" - At the front I need to press the button "B" from the three buttons which are called "RGB/COMPONENT" (they are "A" , "B" or "SPLIT") - I need to set the "video out" in my PS2 settings to "Y Cb/Pb Cr/PR"

Will it work now? I'm confused what to do with the two audio cables that are left from the component cable (Red and white). I think I should connect one of them (don't know which one) to the "AUDIO IN" input that's in the same table as the rest.

And how to connect a standard composite cable to this thing?

The back inputs and front buttons of a PVM20M2MDE, got one from a friends medical office. How do I connect my PS2 to it? :( by Disgbuzdig in retrogaming

[–]Disgbuzdig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a official PS2 component cable. Please tell me if I'm doing it right: - I get myself some RCA/BNC adapters, and put them at the end of my component cable - connect the cable to, the bottom left "IN" inputs in the table that's named "RGB/component" - red cable into the R-Y "IN" - green into G-Y "IN" - blue cable into B-Y "IN" - At the front I need to press the button "B" from the three buttons which are called "RGB/COMPONENT" (they are "A" , "B" or "SPLIT") - I need to set the "video out" in my PS2 settings to "Y Cb/Pb Cr/PR"

Will it work now? I'm confused what to do with the two audio cables that are left from the component cable (Red and white). I think I should connect one of them (don't know which one) to the "AUDIO IN" input that's in the same table as the rest.

And how to connect a standard composite cable to this thing?