Re: Re: Long SCART working nicely

["Rob Iles" <rob.iles@xxxxxxxxx>]

I've probably not understood you're setup correctly - but could you
not just
split the scart before enter the modulator?

Scart-PassThrough ------------------Scart
enabled distribution
ScartSource--Splitter-
Modulator----to TV's without Scart.....


So that a SCART signal enters the modulator to feed the necessaries, but
the
devices that don't require modulation never actually enter the modulator.

R.

On 01/12/2007, Ian Oliver <lists@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>   In article
<VA.00001f29.01a1777c@xxxxxxx<VA.00001f29.01a1777c%40foxhill.co.uk>>,
> Ian Oliver wrote:
> > It works a treat! Great picture, great stereo audio, wide-screen
> > switching, everything.
>
> Well, well, isn't it easy to fool yourself after a long day's work! I
> took a look at the picture this morning and it REALLY didn't look
> right. I quickly shorted the red signal on the rear of the SCART and
> there was no difference. Sodding composite! <blush>
>
> Anyway, I metered pin 16 for the blanking signal (now used to do RGB
> switching) and got nothing. So, I traced it all back and found that
the
> blanking signal wasn't getting through my UHF modulator. It may have
> SCART through (which is why I bought this model) but it doesn't pass
> through RGB SCART! I guess I can try opening it up and adding the
> missing four signals (blanking and RGB)
>
> Or does anyone have recommendations for *good* active SCART splitters
> (BlueDelta need not apply) or a modulator with SCART passthrough
that's
> fully connected?
>
> Ian Oliver
> Sunny Leeds, UK
> Using Java on Tini for control via Dallas 1-wire
>
>
>


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