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The HDMI-to-AV converter converts the HDMI video signal from a camera or video camera into an analog video signal.
So a camera with HDMI output can also be connected to an analog video transmitter

INFO: The required supply voltage gets the HDMI-to-AV converter from the camera used.

• Shoplink: HDMI-Converter

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Technical data

• Dimensions: 40x17x8
• Power: 5V / 30mA
• Video format: PAL/NTSC
• Input: HDMI (up to 1920x1080)
• Output: Analog video via pin header
• Weight:

  • HDMI-to-AV converter => ~6g

  • cable mini HDMI <-> micro HDMI => ~3g (length ~15cm)

  • cable mini HDMI <-> mini HDMI => ~3g (length ~15cm)

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Connection

The HDMI converter has a pin header at the bottom with the following assignment:

• Video (out)
• Audio (out)
• GND
• GND
• +5V

Here a servo cable can be plugged in directly to pick up the video / audio signal and GND.

• INFO:
  The connection GND and +5V are only used, if the connected camera
  can not power up the HDMI converter.

On the other side of the converter is a PAL / NTSC switcher.

Instead of a servo cable, the enclosed adapter can also be used. Here e.g. the Molex plug of a suitable video transmitter can be plugged in directly.

Here you can see how to use a suitable video transmitter or a Cinch-Molex adapter with the converter.

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Tested with:

The HDMI converter has been successfully tested with the following cameras:

• SONY => NEX3, NEX5, 5N, 5R, 5T, 5TL, 6R, 7N, 7R, HDR-PJ650

• Nikon => D90, D3X, Coolpix A, 1 V1

• Canon => EOS 1100D, 100D

• Panasonic => GH3, GH4

• Action Cam