Hello I am new to the forum, I am sorry if I started the topic incorrectly I have a problem because I would like to connect Pegasus to a new Samsung TV Model UE50MU6102K I attach photos asking if I can connect the console by something? Greetings .

AV IN connector, Y, R, L inputs.

So chinch cable should be enough?

Well, there are probably no other pegasus exits. Upload another photo of this console outputs.

Gentlemen, I have a similar problem. I wanted to buy the children a game as in the picture. I am afraid if I can connect it to the TV. Samsung UE37D5500RW. It is different here.

You attach the same. Yellow cable to the socket where you have yellow / green. The rest is audio and color.

The question is how? Because there are no classic RCA sockets on the TV. Only what you can see is a green mini Jack socket.

You have a drawing on the sticker. You just need this green double minijack.

As for the one in the first photo, there is no way to connect to the game. On which you can see the exit for one mini Jack.

The cable for this game has three colors. You connect red and white to the adapter where there is a pair of red and white colors, this is the audio signal. You plug the yellow one that remains in the cable from this game to the yellow one in this adapter. Greetings.

Connecting Pegasus Console to Samsung UE50MU6102K TV: Adapter Options & Troubleshooting

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How can I connect a Pegasus console to a Samsung UE50MU6102K TV?

You should connect the Pegasus through the TV’s AV IN / Y-R-L inputs using the proper composite adapter, not just a bare chinch lead [#16913902][#19164411] If your Samsung uses the green mini-jack AV socket, plug the yellow video lead into the yellow/green socket and the red/white leads into the audio pair on the adapter [#19163697][#19164411] If the TV has no AV/COMPONENT input at all, it will not connect directly [#19655980]

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Hello
I am new to the forum, I am sorry if I started the topic incorrectly
I have a problem because I would like to connect "Pegasus" to a new Samsung TV
Model "UE50MU6102K"
I attach photos asking if I can connect the console by something?
Greetings .
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AV IN connector, Y, R, L inputs.
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So chinch cable should be enough?
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Well, there are probably no other pegasus exits. Upload another photo of this console outputs.
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As I wrote above, post.
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Gentlemen, I have a similar problem. I wanted to buy the children a game as in the picture.
I am afraid if I can connect it to the TV. Samsung UE37D5500RW. It is different here.
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You attach the same.
Yellow cable to the socket where you have yellow / green.
The rest is audio and color.
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The question is how? Because there are no classic RCA sockets on the TV. Only what you can see is a green mini Jack socket.
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You have a drawing on the sticker.
You just need this green double minijack.
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As for the one in the first photo, there is no way to connect to the game. On which you can see the exit for one mini Jack.
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sunrise84 wrote:

You attach the same.
Yellow cable to the socket where you have yellow / green.
The rest is audio and color.

The cable for this "game" has three colors.

You connect red and white to the adapter where there is a pair of red and white colors, this is the audio signal.
You plug the yellow one that remains in the cable from this "game" to the yellow one in this adapter.

Greetings.
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Thanks, mate. I found such a cable in the attic.
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Please.

Lots of fun and fun to use "Pegasus".
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I would like to attach to the question.
Except for me it is quite different.
The TV model is Samsung QE65Q6FNAT

For clarification, I am sending a picture of TV inputs / outputs:

And to be honest, I don't see anything here that would allow me to connect the console, or maybe I'm wrong? If I am not mistaken, does anyone know if it is possible to connect the Pegasus not directly to the TV, but through the decoder?

The decoder has the following inputs:

two USB inputs

The console looks like this:
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You probably won't connect if you don't have COMPONENT IN on your TV.
This is stated in the instruction manual for your TV, which you probably did not read thoroughly:
https://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM...M2DVBEUN-3.0.7_EM_Kant-M2_EU_ENG_201026.0.pdf

Page 29 of this manual "speaks clearly":

"Connecting Using a Component Cable (Only for models with COMPONENT IN /
AV input)
Component connection allows you to enjoy video resolutions up to 1080p. To watch video from most DVDs and Blu-ray Discs
players, use the Component connection.
See the picture below, then connect Component IN and AV IN on your TV to Component OUT on
external device with the supplied component and AV adapters. Make sure you combine the same color
connectors together. (blue to blue, yellow to yellow etc.) "

The decoder only has picture and audio OUTPUT.
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OK, thanks for your comprehensive answer.
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I am sorry if I am doing something wrong, but the one who does nothing is right. I found a Pegasus IQ502 in the attic and wanted to connect it to a Samsung TV, unfortunately I do not know about these cables in any configuration, nothing works. Below are photos of the inputs to the TV and console. Thanks for all the help.
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https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3708743.html
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As if to say it, thanks a lot, it works.
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Hi,

I have two TVs and I would like to connect a TV game to both TVs - I would like to ask for advice on what cables / adapters to buy:

- Samsung UE32C5000
- Samsung UE43AU7192U

The TV game has a cable on two sides with three of the same connectors in red, white, and yellow.

The 32" TV has outputs as in the picture below
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✨ The discussion revolves around connecting a "Pegasus" console to a Samsung UE50MU6102K TV. Users suggest using AV IN connectors with a chinch cable for audio and video connections. The conversation highlights the need for specific cables, such as a yellow, red, and white RCA cable, to facilitate the connection. Some users inquire about alternative connection methods, including using a decoder, but face challenges due to the absence of traditional RCA inputs on newer TV models. The importance of checking TV specifications and available inputs is emphasized, with references to component connections for video resolution. Additional queries about connecting other TV models, such as Samsung UE32C5000 and UE43AU7192U, are also discussed, indicating a broader interest in retro gaming console compatibility with modern TVs.
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FAQ

TL;DR: To hook a Pegasus to many Samsung TVs, use the 3‑RCA lead (yellow video + red/white audio). “You connect red and white… plug the yellow one.” [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19164411]

Why it matters: This FAQ shows the exact adapters/inputs and fixes common no‑signal issues for Samsung models named in the thread.

Quick Facts

UE50MU6102K accepts AV via the shared Y/AV inputs labeled Y, R, L. Use the TV’s AV IN. [Elektroda, spinacz, post #16913902]
Some Samsungs expose AV through a green 3.5 mm mini‑jack; you need the matching Samsung AV adapter. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19163697]
If your TV lacks COMPONENT/AV IN (e.g., QE65Q6FNAT), a direct Pegasus connection isn’t possible. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19655980]
Set wiring: yellow = composite video; red/white = stereo audio; match colors 1:1 to the adapter. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19164411]
Satellite/cable “decoder” rear RCAs shown in the thread are outputs, not inputs; pass‑through won’t work. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19655980]

How do I connect a Pegasus to Samsung UE50MU6102K?

Use the console’s 3‑RCA cable. On the TV, plug into AV IN: yellow to Y/Video, red to R‑audio, white to L‑audio. Select the AV/Component source in the TV menu. If image is black‑and‑white, confirm you used Y/AV, not Pb/Pr. [Elektroda, spinacz, post #16913902]

Will a simple “chinch/RCA” cable be enough?

Yes. Pegasus outputs composite video (yellow) and stereo audio (red/white) over a 3‑RCA lead. Match colors to the TV’s AV adapter or RCA jacks. “You connect red and white… plug the yellow one.” [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19164411]

My Samsung only has a green 3.5 mm AV jack—what cable do I need?

You need the Samsung 3.5 mm AV breakout adapter (green jack) that terminates in RCA sockets. Then connect the Pegasus yellow/red/white to the matching RCA colors. Select AV on the TV. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19163697]

Does the UE37D5500RW support Pegasus over AV?

Yes, via the green mini‑jack AV input with the correct double mini‑jack/AV adapter. Then connect yellow to yellow/green, red and white to audio. Choose the AV source. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19163697]

My decoder has RCA jacks—can I run Pegasus through it to HDMI?

No. The decoder ports shown are outputs, not inputs, so they cannot ingest Pegasus video. Use the TV’s AV input instead. If the TV lacks AV, a decoder pass‑through still won’t work. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19655980]

What if my Samsung (e.g., QE65Q6FNAT) has no COMPONENT/AV IN at all?

Direct connection isn’t possible on that model. The TV’s manual notes AV/component connection only for models with COMPONENT IN/AV IN. An external solution is required if AV is missing. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19655980]

What do the yellow, red, and white plugs actually carry?

Yellow is composite video. Red and white are right and left audio. Always match color to color on the TV’s AV adapter or inputs to avoid no‑color or no‑sound issues. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19164411]

I found a cable in the attic—how do I know it’s the right AV adapter?

If it ends in a green 3.5 mm plug labeled AV and breaks out to three RCA jacks, it’s the correct style for Samsungs with mini‑jack AV. Users confirmed success with such a cable. [Elektroda, zombek301, post #19165296]

Can I use the USB ports on my decoder to connect the Pegasus?

No. The decoder in the photos has two USB ports, but those are for media/storage, not analog AV capture. They will not accept composite input from the console. [Elektroda, muszkin87, post #19655971]

Why is my picture black‑and‑white or unstable after wiring correctly?

You may have plugged yellow into Pb/Pr by mistake. Use the Y/Video‑marked jack that shares composite. Also reseat the adapter fully; loose TRRS plugs cause no‑color video. “Make sure you combine the same color connectors together.” [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19655980]

What is composite video and why does Pegasus use it?

Composite video is a single‑wire analog format (yellow RCA) that carries 480i‑class picture with color encoded in one signal. Pegasus clones output this for simple TV compatibility through the 3‑RCA lead. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19164411]

Quick 3‑step: how do I get a signal on a mini‑jack‑only Samsung?

Plug the Samsung AV adapter into the TV’s green AV jack.
Connect Pegasus yellow/red/white to yellow/red/white on the adapter.
On TV, select AV/Component, then start the console. “Yellow cable to the socket where you have yellow/green.” [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19163552]

Can an old Pegasus IQ502 work on modern Samsungs?

Yes, if the TV exposes AV/Component via the included adapter. After correct wiring, users reported success and normal operation. If nothing shows, recheck source selection and color‑matched connections. [Elektroda, marektoshiba, post #19879897]

Is there a documented resolution limit for the Samsung AV input?

The Samsung manual excerpt notes component connections support up to 1080p on models that have COMPONENT/AV. Composite from Pegasus remains standard‑definition within that path. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19655980]

What is an RCA (aka “chinch”) connector?

RCA is a round, color‑coded plug system for analog signals. Yellow carries composite video; red and white carry right/left audio. Pegasus uses an RCA triple‑lead for simple TV hookup. [Elektroda, sunrise84, post #19164411]

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