EverSecure VGA-802 User manual
EverSecure™ A Matco Company
www.matco.com
Matco Inc. Address: 2246 N. Palmer Drive, Suite 103, Schaumburg, IL 60173 , USA
Matco Canada: 7455 Transcanada, St. Laurent, QC, H4R-1T3, Canada Sales: (877)720-9222, e-mail: matco-c[email protected]
Video Signal/VGA Converter
VGA-802
Description
The VGA-802 converter allows black & white or color NTSC (US Standard) Composite Video
or S-Video signals to be viewed directly on any low cost VGA/SVGA monitor.
A main switch is used to select AV inputs or PC input. A secondary switch is used to select input
port between Composite Video and S-Video. A stereo audio amplifier is built in for headphone
or computer speaker.
VGA-802 is the STANDARD version and defaults to the computer input when power is
removed and then reapplied. There are also versions, which default to S-Video and Composite
Video upon reapplying power.
Components and Accessories
1pc VGA-802 Video Converter Box
1pc 5’ Male to Male Monitor Patch Cable
1pc 5V DC Regulated Wall Power Supply (optional)
Extra Male-to-Male RCA cables may be needed to connect the composite video to the converter.
These can be purchased from MATCO Inc. or from any electronics store that has audio and
video equipment.
Operating Instructions
1) Plug in the power adapter into the standard wall outlet (100~240 VAC). Connect the 6’ foot
cord to the 2.1mm power jack connector located on the side of the unit.
2) Attach the 15-pin cable assembly from your monitor directly to the “Monitor” input of the
VGA-802 unit.
EverSecure™ A Matco Company
www.matco.com
Matco Inc. Address: 2246 N. Palmer Drive, Suite 103, Schaumburg, IL 60173 , USA
Matco Canada: 7455 Transcanada, St. Laurent, QC, H4R-1T3, Canada Sales: (877)720-9222, e-mail: matc[email protected]
3) Determine which input(s) you wish to use. Disregard inputs that you do not intend to use.
The four inputs which are available:
a) VGA In – used for hook-up to a computer. A cable is provided for this attachment using
a 15-pin connector from the “VGA IN” on the unit to your computer.
b) S-Video In – Used for S-Video connection, which are found on high end TV’s or DVD
players.
c) Composite Video In – used by cameras, camcorders, or other outputs, which use a RCA
jack. A standard RCA Male to Male jumper cable is typically needed to connect the
video source to this input. You may also apply the output of the camera or device
directly into the RCA jacks on the VGA-802. The composite video signal is denoted by
the yellow color on the connector. Audio inputs are denoted by the red color for the left
channel and the white color for the right channel. You will need male-to-male cables to
connect to the audio if that is desired.
d) Sound Card input. It is another stereo audio input option other than R/L audio inputs
Using the VGA-802
Verify that the appropriate inputs are connected, and that the red LED is on in indicating the
power supply is attached properly. Then switch the position to the input you desire to view on
the monitor. Some adjustments of the monitor setting maybe needed to get the picture perfectly
aligned in the viewable area.
You will note that the upper right hand corner of the monitor will show momentarily which input
you have selected. The markings look like AV, SV and there is no marking for the computer
input; it should be obvious if it is on the computer input.
Specifications
Resolution: 24 Bit, 16.7 million colors; over 400 TV Lines
Frequency Response 100Hz to 31.5Hz
Power Requirements 5 VDC Regulated
Inputs: PC (15 pin D-Miniature connector), AV switch-able
Composite Video (RCA), S-Video switch-able with LED indicator
Outputs: VGA monitor (15 pin D-Miniature connector)
Stereo Audio
Measurement: 5” (W) x 3.1” (D) x 1.4” (H)
Weight: 0.25 Lb
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