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Amiga1992 · 24 October 2017, 02:15

Well I finally figured this one out and what I was doing wrong all along!

Here is the pinout for connecting a SCART RGB input to a 1084:

I searched for this online a million times but I never found the exact thing I wanted. I was told what to do, but I still wasn't figuring it out, and no pinout was available. So enjoy that one.

My problem was the Composite Sync cable, normally when you build a cable, you connect to pin 20, that's fine when you are outputting, but for the input, you need pin 19. What a stupid error

You can either wire directly to a female SCART lead, but I didn't find any so what I did is I used any male SCART lead I had and bought a gender changer like this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/292290417615

Tested with my SNES, and it looked beautiful.

No excuse now not to connect all your RGB thingies to your 1084!

24 October 2017, 02:15	#1
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,646	1084 SCART cable input cable pinout Well I finally figured this one out and what I was doing wrong all along! Here is the pinout for connecting a SCART RGB input to a 1084: I searched for this online a million times but I never found the exact thing I wanted. I was told what to do, but I still wasn't figuring it out, and no pinout was available. So enjoy that one. My problem was the Composite Sync cable, normally when you build a cable, you connect to pin 20, that's fine when you are outputting, but for the input, you need pin 19. What a stupid error You can either wire directly to a female SCART lead, but I didn't find any so what I did is I used any male SCART lead I had and bought a gender changer like this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/292290417615 Tested with my SNES, and it looked beautiful. No excuse now not to connect all your RGB thingies to your 1084! Attached Thumbnails Last edited by Amiga1992; 24 October 2017 at 02:24.