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What is a SCART connector?

April 26, 2017connector SCART

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What is a SCART connector?

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The SCART connector (also known as PERITEL) is a standard connector on european TV sets. This 21 pole connector provides: RGB input (best suited for consoles and used to put images in color on my projects), videocomposite input and output, audio input and output, plus a couple of inputs for real-time video source switching (fast blanking on my projects) and slow video source switching (AV switch). In case you don’t have the SCART, you need either an RGB input connector or an RGB to videocomposite converter to feed the VC input provided on most TV and VCR. In both cases, some modifications on the original circuit are needed.