StarTech.com VGANTSCPROGB - Manual (Page 9)

Instruction Manual
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Troubleshooting
If you are experiencing any difficulties with your converter, first make sure that all
cables are firmly seated and connected to their proper ports.
No video output.
• Make sure the power is turned on. Your computer screen will still have a display
even if the converter is turned off, but you will not have a display on the TV unless
the converter is powered on.
• Make sure that your television is on the proper “Video Input” channel. Consult the
television manufacturer’s documentation if necessary.
• Make sure that your 15-pin VGA extender cable is attached to the proper ports.
• Make sure the Video/RGB and NTSC/PAL settings on the converter are correct.
Consult your television manufacturer’s documentation for details on your
television’s settings.
• If you are connecting from a notebook computer, make sure that the CRT output on
your notebook is enabled.
Output on TV is mono (black and white).
• Make sure the NTSC/PAL setting on the converter is correct. Consult your television
manufacturer’s documentation for details on your television’s settings.
• Make sure the color or saturation setting on your TV is not minimized. There is a line
flicker on the TV.
• Adjust the Sharpness settings to find an appropriate level for your system. My TV
doesn’t have an extra video input connector.
• You may need to purchase a special RF Modulator. This device can convert the
composite video signal of the converter into an antenna signal that can be read by
many older televisions.