Байт 128 Подключение к телевизору по RGB

[Gelip]

Hi. Please make scheme and photo how you connect "Byte" to TV RGB

Thx.

[Prusak]

Gelip, you can see the different schemes to connect the computer "Byte" to the TV via SCART connector. Just today I updated the article on the my site.

[Gelip]

Gelip, you can see the different schemes to connect the computer "Byte" to the TV via SCART connector. Just today I updated the article on the my site.

I have 3 questions:

1. Are these schemes are for both computers "Byte" and "Byte-01" ?
2. Are these schemes are tested with real "Byte" computer or this is just a theory?
3. Do not need ground (pin 17) for VIDEO_IN (pin 20) in the SCART connection?
SCART pinout

[Prusak]

All schemes are equally suited for computers "Byte" and "Byte-01".
All schemes are theoretical except for the latter scheme.
Inside the TV SCART connector signals GND all interconnected.

[Gelip]

Inside the TV SCART connector signals GND all interconnected.

Yes, you right. All interconnect. I checked the multimeter SCART in 2 TVs.
This means that you can solder the only one pin GND anywhere in the SCART connector e.g. GND_AUDIO?

This means that no need make bridge's in SCART GND like this?

[Prusak]

This is allowed.
A separate ground wire for each signal is required to reduce the noise level.

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[Gelip]

This is allowed.
A separate ground wire for each signal is required to reduce the noise level.

If connect e.g. DVB-S decoder to TV with full scart cable (21 pins) this is probably right - separate ground for each signal reduce noise level but in the case of "Byte" is only one GND for all signals.

In the case of "Byte" separate ground really reduce noise level? Is bridges do not create any loops?