Pegasus Famicom Console: Correct HDMI Adapter Connection, Troubleshooting & Alternatives

I have a Famicom console: Example picture
I bought an adapter for this: Example picture

I connected it like this:
Connection 1
Connection 2
Connection 3

I connected the other end of the HDMI cable to the LCD monitor. After connecting the power supply, the console lights up red so the power is supplied. I connect this adapter to the USB port on my laptop as a power source and I don't know if it works or not, because there is no control.

My question and problem: is the connection I presented correct?

I tried to connect this converter to the laptop itself with the HDMI cable and in the display selection options the "HDMI2AV" option appeared (i.e. this device works, i.e. it is detectable and the power is supplied) but after selecting this receiver a black screen appears on the laptop and nothing responds.

Any ideas on how to run it? Or else what do I need to buy what other converter? Do I just have to buy an old TV?

damt610 wrote:

Or else what do I need to buy what other converter?

This is probably obvious.

I myself can't understand what you don't understand in the words INPUT and OUTPUT ...
Currently your INPUT is the monitor and your OUTPUT is the console!
It works the wrong way ...

damt610 wrote:

HDMI2AV

It should be AV2HDMI ...

My last question: will the purchase of a DVB-T tuner and an adapter Euro connector -> chinch make the console start? This seems to me the cheapest option.

Hmm, yes, I am still wondering how to connect the sound because the LCD monitor has no built-in speakers. If I buy the AV2HDMI adapter itself, I will not connect there in any way, e.g. external speakers or headphones. How to solve it at the cheapest cost?

After all, the console has a sound output .. Who tells you to connect it to the converter? Connect only the picture and the sound (white and red) to the speakers ...