ELSA WINNER 2000/Office, User Manual

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Video–What’s In, What’s Out?
WINNER 2000/Office
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Connectors on the Mounting Bracket
On the bracket of the WINNER 2000/Office you will find the following connectors:
Connecting to the Video Inputs
The WINNER 2000/Office features two video input connectors; an S-Video socket for S-
Video and S-VHS signals, and a second socket for composite and VHS signals, otherwise
known as FBAS. Connecting a video device to an input socket may, under some circum-
stances, be possible only with the help of an adapter. The following table should help
you to judge this.
Connecting to the Video Outputs
Apart from the VGA socket for connecting your computer’s monitor, the WINNER 2000/
Office features an additional video output socket. You can connect video players or
recorders equipped with an S-Video input or with a Cinch socket (composite input). You
Video Source
Device Type Source Device
Connector Input Socket on the
WINNER 2000/
Office
Video camera S-VHS, Hi8 Hosiden
➞
S-Video
all others
(e.g. VHS) Cinch, mini-DIN,
proprietary
➞
Composite
VCR S-VHS Scart, Hosiden
➞
S-Video
VHS Scart, Cinch
➞
Composite
Laser disk Scart
➞
S-Video
Satellite
receiver Scart
➞
Composite
Outputs
S-Video (Hosiden) to:
– TV set
– VCR
– video beamer
VGA (D-Shell) to:
– computer monitor
Inputs
S-Video
(Hosiden socket)
Composite
(Cinch socket)
for connecting a:
– video camera
– VCR
– laser disk player
– satellite TV receiver