S-Video SVHS Metal Plug - Gold

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This kenable S-Video SVHS metal plug is designed for audio-visual enthusiasts and custom cable builders needing a reliable connection. Its key benefit is the gold-plated 4-pin Mini-DIN connector, ensuring optimal signal integrity and durability. A potential caveat is that it requires soldering, making it unsuitable for users seeking a simple plug-and-play solution.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 003288 |
| Brand | kenable |
S-Video (Separate Video) is a connection that transmits video signals as two separate components: luminance (brightness) and chrominance (color). This separation typically results in a clearer picture with better color definition than composite video.
No, this plug is specifically designed for S-Video (4-pin Mini-DIN) connections. Composite video uses a single RCA connector.
Yes, this is a solder-type plug. It is designed to be permanently attached to an S-Video cable via soldering, rather than being a connector that can be easily attached or removed without tools.
Gold plating provides excellent electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion, ensuring a clean and stable signal transfer over time, especially in humid environments or with frequent use.
This plug is suitable for cable diameters up to 6mm.
No, S-Video is a video-only signal. Audio signals must be transmitted separately using different connectors (e.g., RCA or 3.5mm audio jacks).
Verify that the S-Video cable is correctly soldered to the plug's pins (luminance and chrominance wires in the correct positions). Ensure the S-Video cable itself is functional and that both the source and display devices are set to the S-Video input/output.
Check for loose solder connections or damage to the cable. Ensure the gold-plated contacts on the plug and the corresponding port on the device are clean. Try re-soldering if connections appear weak.
Ensure the cable's outer jacket is properly seated within the strain relief mechanism and that the strain relief clamp is tightened securely. If the cable is too thin for the strain relief, additional wrapping might be needed.
Setup:
This plug is designed for soldering. Prepare your S-Video cable by stripping the outer jacket and separating the internal wires. Feed the cable through the strain relief mechanism. Solder the appropriate video signal wires (typically luminance and chrominance) to the corresponding pins within the solder buckets. Ensure no solder bridges form between pins. Secure the plug housing and ensure the strain relief is properly tightened around the cable jacket.
Compatibility:
This plug is compatible with any device featuring an S-Video (Mini-DIN 4-pin) input or output port. It is designed for SVHS (Super VHS) signals but is generally backward compatible with standard S-Video. Ensure your source device and display/capture device both support S-Video connections.
Care:
To maintain optimal performance, keep the connector pins clean. Avoid exposing the plug to excessive moisture or abrasive materials. Periodically check the solder joints and strain relief for security, especially if the cable is frequently moved.