TV Out circuit

JimTheProgrammer

Is their any documentation that has a circuit for adding a TV out RCA plug onto the Propeller Prototype board?

simonl

Yup - it's in the Propeller Cookbook at ucontroller.com/Propeller%20Protoboard%20Designs%20for%20the%20Beginner.pdf

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Cheers,

Simon

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Leon

Have a look at the demo board schematic.

Leon

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parts-man73

The RCA jack doesn't have a nice footprint that will fit into the 0.1"x0.1" grid on the protoboard. The SpinStudio module can be made to plug right in as Simonl pointed out. I'll even include the male connector to solder to the protoboard. and bonus! you'll get stereo audio out at the same time!

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Brian

uController.com - home of SpinStudio

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Leon

Or, just drill a couple of holes for the RCA jack.

Leon


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hippy

A lot of A/V equipment I have uses 3.5mm stereo jack for CVBS and mono audio. That just needs a 3.5mm jack to RCA jack cable and an occasional stereo female-to-female inter-link or just a 3.5mm jack to jack. All the 3.5mm jack sockets I have are pinned on a 0.1" grid.

I don't think there's a standard for A/V through 3.5mm jack but all my jack to RCA cables are Tip=Audio, Ring=Video, Sleeve=0V so that's what I've standardised on at the Propeller end.

As I don't use broadcast ( doesn't really work in the UK ) with CVBS generated on pins 12 to 14, pin 15 makes for a handy mono sound driver via PWM / RC as per the CookBook.

JimTheProgrammer

I duplicated the circuit based on the one display in the demo board schematic. It works fine and thank you for the suggestions. Now to get this Parallax GPS to work with SPIN!