OSSC Add-on Board Linedouble and Smoothing Mode with Composite and S-video Input for NTSC/PAL Retro Game Consoles
Converts composite and s-video signals into component and SCART signals, with smoothing and linedoubler options. It can not only be used in conjunction the OSSC, but can also be used as a standalone converter product on older TVs.
SUPPORTED CONSOLES
Supported but not limited to:
Vic20
Atari2600
N64
SFC
PIAYSATION2
PlAYSTION1
SEGA MD2
SEGA MD1
Msx
SNES
XBOX
SEGA Dreamcast
NES
Super Famicom
SEGA Saturn
SNK NEOGEO
CONNECTING YOUR OSSC ADD-ON BOARD
1) Connect a corresponding source to the composite or S-video input interface.
2) Connect to the display or OSSC via SCART or Component output interface.
3) Ensure that the USB power or DC power had been connected. Then switch on your OSSC add-on board.
4) Select the appropriate video mode through button according to your needs to paly the games.
BRIEF FEATURES
1) Inputs:Composite, S-video
2) Outputs: SCART, Component
3) Linedouble and Smoothing mode
4) Support: 240p, 288p, 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p
5) Support most of the retro game consoles and some other low-resolution video products
6) Auto detect the NTSC, NTSC-443, PAL, PAL-60, SECAM
7) Simple operation, two buttons only
8) USB firmware upgradable
PACKAGE INCLUDES
1) OSSC add-on board
2) SCART male to male cable
3) DC Splitter Cable(Support DC 5v power plug)
4) 3.5mm stereo male head to lotus female head cable
THE USING OF OSSC ADD-ON BOARD WITH OSSC
You can simply use the two devices in tandem, supports both composite video and s-video and advanced features of the ossc. Piggybacking the OSSC add-on board to the OSSC is very easy. All you need is a SCART male to male or a component male to male cable. Then, you will have access to the OSSCs famous scanline engine and line multiplication modes with all your composite video and S-Video sources.
According to the accessories provided in our package, there are two ways to connect the OSSC and the OSSC add-on board.
Method I:
1.1)Connect a corresponding signal cable to the composite or S-video input
interface of the OSSC add-on board. DC splitter cable needs to plug into
the power port of the OSSC and the OSSC add-on board.
1.2)The scart male to male cable can be used to connect the scart output
port ofthe OSSC add-on board and the scart input port of the OSSC.
Method II:
2.1)Connect a corresponding signal cable to the composite or S-video input
interface of the OSSC add-on board. DC splitter cable needs to plug into
the power port of the OSSC and the OSSC add-on board.
2.2)As shown as the picture, the 3.5mm stereo male head to lotus female
head cable can be connected to the audio output port of the OSSC add-on
board and the audio in port of the OSSC.
2.3)The component cable should be used to connect the componentvideo out
port of the OSSC add-on board and the component video input port of the
OSSC.
(The component cable in the Fig. is for illustrative purposes only, and are not included in the package.)
