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[David Roth weiss]

[Greg Burke] ” have a “Kona Card” installed in my Tower the specs are below. “

You probably require a component cable with BNC connectors — you know, the one people incorrectly call RGB because the signals are red, green, and blue. However, unless you tell us which Kona card you have we’d all be guessing.

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[Greg Burke]

its a Kona 2

[Shane Ross]

Shouldn’t matter…the Kona 2 has Component out too, doesn’t it? Component out from the K2 to the HDTV…

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[David Roth weiss]

Do you have the original cables that came with the card?

Here’s a link to the PDF file that shows everything you need to know:
https://www.aja.com/pdf/support/KONA2_Connections.pdf

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[Arnie Schlissel]

[Shane Ross] “.the Kona 2 has Component out too, doesn’t it?”

Mine does! If you have the break out box, you go from the component out on the box to your TV, if you don’t have the box, the card comes with a break out cable that includes component connections. Either way, you’ll need a cable with male BNC connectors to plug into the card to male RCA connectors for you TV.

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