• Gently USED
• Excellent Over-all Condition
• Recently Tested -- in perfect working order
• Very Clean, with just a few scuffs and marks around the unit
  
• Exactly as seen in the listing
• Package includes: power cord and electronic copy of user's guide/manual for VP-251 ( a similar model)
• Converts standard definition 480i input from composite, S-video, or 15 Pin VGA inputs to 480p EDTV output
• Output video is in the format of 5 signal, R, G, B, H, V, or 4 signal, R. G. B, Cs
• Has input loop out connectors for the composite, S-video, and 15 Pin VGA inputs
• Made in the USA
  

General Features:

• Faroudja VP-201 line doubler made in 1998
  
• Designed to up convert interlaced NTSC video signal to 640X480 progressive output
  and feed it to a high resolution computer monitor, data grade projector, or EDTVs or HDTVs with compatible inputs
• Compatible with some DLP & LCD projectors, plasma and LCD displays, as well as early projection HDTVs that accept the 4 or 5 signal analog input
  
• OUTPUT SIGNALS (NTSC) -- 480p
• R, G, B --------------- Non-composite, Positive, 714mVp-p
• Vertical Sync ---------- 59.94Hz, Negative, 4Vp-p, 75 Ohm
• Horizontal Sync -------- 31.5KHz, Negative, 4Vp-p, 75 Ohm
• Composite Sync --------- 31.5KHz/59.94Hz, Negative, 4Vp-p, 75 Ohm
• Output: VGA: ----------- RGB 0.700mV Pk-Pk @ 75 Ohms
• Line Doubler Mode ------ Horizontal Sync, BNC, 31.4 Khz, TTL @ 2K Ohms
  -------- Vertical Sync, BNC, 59.94Hz, TTL @ 2K Ohms
  -------- Composite Sync, BNC, 31.4 Khz H, 59.94Hz V,
  -------- TTL @ 2K Ohms
• Accepts composite video, S-Video, & computer VGA input
• Inputs are BNC, S-Video & DSUB (15 pin) type
• Outputs are BNC composite & component video, S-Video & DSUB (15 pin) type
  
• Line doubling available on the two component video outputs (Y,Cr,Cb and RGB)
• Input selection and other functions are controlled by front panel controls and display or remotely
• Can be remotely controlled via serial port, wireless IR, or wired infrared
  
• Unit works very well when used to convert input video to feed a large format TV, computer monitor, or projector