Iron - about wiring the SCART connector for the ZX Spectrum.

Hacker #06
 SCAPT connector.                                          .IRON 
                                                                
 Hello guys!!! It's me again, ALEX, and I'll tell you about the wiring 
SCAPT connector. I won’t tell the story of its creation, but  
the fact that no one needs it (and does anyone need it at all, then
what will I write!?).                                                
                                                                
 In general, if you bought a relatively new TV and you want
wanted to connect a comper to it, then first you need to look at  
rear panel of the case. If you see a multi-pin connector there, 
eat, then this is SCAPT. If he is not there, then get out as you please.
tit. I have never connected computers to such TVs and help in   
I can’t do this.                                                    
                                                                
 When I opened the manual for my TV, I found only a couple
lines about SCAPT, and even those are incorrect. I had to look for literature.  
And I will share this literature with you.                         
                                                                
 Wiring:                                                      
                                                                
                         ╔══╗║ ╠═0╗21 - GND                        
 VIDEO - 20║0 ║ ║                                
                         ╠══╣ 0║19 - VIDEO OUTPUT                
                       18║0 ╠══╣                                
                         ╠══╣ 0║17                              
          VOLTAGE - 1b║0 ╠══╣                                
          SWITCH        ╠══╣ 0║15 - R RED                  
                       14║0 ╠══╣                                
                         ╠══╣ 0║13                              
                       12║0 ╠══╣                                
                         ╠══╣ 0║11 - G GREEN                  
                       10║0 ╠══╣                                
                         ╠══╣ 0║9                               
                        8║0 ╠══╣                                
                         ╠══╣ 0║7 - IN BLUE                    
          AUDIO INPUT - b║0 ╠══╣                                
                         ╠══╣ 0║5                               
           SOUND GND - 4║0 ╠══╣                                
                         ╠══╣ 0║3 - SOUND OUTPUT                
          AUDIO INPUT - 2║0 ╠══╣                                
                         ║ ║ 0║1 - AUDIO OUTPUT╚══╩══╝                                
                                                                
 ╠══╣ 0║3 - SOUND OUTPUT                
          AUDIO INPUT - 2║0 ╠══╣                                
                         ║ ║ 0║1 - AUDIO OUTPUT                
                         ╚══╩══╝                                
                                                                
 GND - GROUND                                                    
                                                                
 Before connecting the computer, find the frame synchronization on the board  
will activate or pull in the VIDEO signal. We throw the video signal into the connector and  
We connect the GND from the comper to the 21st leg of SCAPT. Now by clicking on    
AV on your TV, you will see a black and white image. Now  
connect Colors R, G, B with the Colors on the connector. If you have stereo 
TV, then you can have music channels. Connect the processor to the sound inputs. 
 Next, for the TV to switch to the color image received
It needs to be supplied with switching voltage from your car.   
It can be 5 or 12 volts. Try 5 first and if not  
helped, then 12. If you don’t have VIDEO on your computer, then feel free to submit 
KS instead.ALEX'9b        
                                                                
 P.S. If something dies, it's not my fault...                        

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