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[dacavin]

I am moving and we had an Amiga system some years ago for audio video production. I still have this hardware and I hate to just throw it out of send it to some recycling place if someone has a need for it. Contact me at dacavin@yahoo.com.

We used it to lay video behind keygen text on video screens with Scala software.

Serial Number SGX 40616 0087
MADE IN 1993

has RGB cable attached

here is a link to a picture of a similar unit.

http://bboah.amiga-resistance.info/c...cgi?HARDID=400

• genlocks to Y/C or Composite video
• encodes Amiga RGB into Y/C or Composite video
• overlays Amiga graphics onto external Y/C or Composite video
• transcodes between Y/C and Composite
• selectable 3.58 MHz notch filter
• computer controllable dissolve of 64 levels
• selectable internal and external blanking source
• AGA compatible
• NTSC only

• connectors
• RGB In - receives the RGB output from the Amiga
• RGB Out - display Amiga graphics on an RGB monitor
• Key Out (BNC) - key signal for video switcher, tells when Amiga colour 0 is present or not
• Composite In (BNC), S-Video In - source video from VTR, sync-generator, etc.
• Composite Out (BNC), S-Video Out - combined output of input video and the encoded Amiga graphics
• Remote controller (RJ-11)

• controls
• graphics dissolve slider - controls the percentage of foreground graphics against external video
• background dissolve slider - controls the percentage of background colour against external video
• S-Video select switch - toggles between S-Video and Composite inputs
• genlock disable switch for productivity mode use
• interpretive dissolve switch - controls whether or not the darkness of an Amiga colour is to be interpreted as a level of dissolve
• notch filter switch - removes colour artifacts or some forms of flicker