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Can anyone help i have above with Philips gr1ax tv i’m trying to install some old handheld games for gran kids. They have yellow and white lead only. Just can’t seem to find a way. Thanks for all your help before.
Many thanks Steve.
No only a aerial outlet.
seasideman – 1 hour ago »
No only a aerial outlet
It’s an aerial input not an output. Assuming the TV has has a analogue Tuner you need a RF modulator. This produces a PAL analogue channels the TV tuner should be able to tune into. Connect the yellow (video) to the yellow and the white to either red or white. Choose a UHF channel (21 to 68) and tune the TV to this frequency
If you have an old VCR you may be able to use it’s built in modulator
Thank you i will try in morning and let you know how it goes.
Steve.
Morning Graham, please bear with me i’m a granddad trying to set this up for grandkids. The tv channels have programs on them should i delete them 21-68?
The tuning in is a bit hit and miss. Many thanks for your time Steve.
seasideman – 40 mins ago »
Morning Graham, please bear with me i’m a granddad trying to set this up for grandkids. The tv channels have programs on them should i delete them 21-68?
The tuning in is a bit hit and miss. Many thanks for your time Steve.
If you set it up correctly. You should only find a single TV channel on the number you set up the modulator to use. The range you can use is 21 to 68 but you can only use one. Try 21. There are no longer any analogue PAL TV transmissions. They all closed when we went digital.
Thanks i think when situation allows i will get someone to come and sort it out for me, this is above of my ability. All the best Steve.
seasideman – 35 mins ago »
Thanks i think when situation allows i will get someone to come and sort it out for me, this is above of my ability. All the best Steve.
Is this your TV ?
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/Downloads/14gr1220_dfu_eng.pdf If so you will need to select the PAL option (not secam).
Yes that’s it. In uhf tuning menu it’s set to PAL1 it has Pal1 /g /b
Uhf offset on 0 AV control scart rgb vcr scart cvbs Audio output mono/stereo
seasideman – 2 hours ago »
Yes that’s it. In uhf tuning menu it’s set to PAL1 it has Pal1 /g /b
Uhf offset on 0 AV control scart rgb vcr scart cvbs Audio output mono/stereo
Make sure the games console is on. When you scan for TV channels does it not find one ?
No it finds ch8 which has the tv channels on but not the games.
seasideman – 24 mins ago »
No it finds ch8 which has the tv channels on but not the games.
I am confused. How are you getting live TV ? You can in any case only get a single channel using a single UHF carrier ( You must have allocated a logical channel number of 8 to whatever UHF carrier is being used). Do you have a freeview box with a composite video out and it’s own modulator. And you use that to switch what live TV is shown on UHF lcn 8.
If the above kit is right you will need a simple coax combiner to add the games or a simple coax switch to connect the games console instead of the Freeview box.
You must have some other kit you haven’t mentioned.
Sorry i did say at the start of threads i have a Humax F2 Fox-T stb
Hope this helps.
Update so sorry it was in another thread.
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