I would like to use this as a Composite switch. Is it possible to use the green composite component for yellow composite?
1935072
No. I am sure there are better choices. In fact I just removed and recycled this switch. It became very unresponsive to the remote and I can no longer recommend this product.
1935073
I really did not know. I have the three sources only for digital sound output to the home theater. In some TV's, this could be use as you intend, but it said so, it its interchangeable. You could tried, to get image as in the yellow source; it couldn't do any harm to the Nyrius; but I think it would not work.
1256652
No. Component cables (Red/Blue/Green) are only video signals. Each one represents a different set of pixels and colors. All three together equals only a video signal, and unless you want to just plug in the Green one and have a black and white screen, I would suggest buying a component switch instead, such as this one: Monoprice 103027 4-Port Component Video Switch with IR Learning
1193922
You can absolutely use the yellow cables! Just plug it into the green port. I have my gamecube, n64, and ps2 hooked up this way. Just a note though-you cannot use the yellow cable AND the 3 component cables at the same time. It has to be one or the other for the devices to all work correctly.
2083348
You most likely need a switch with only black, white, & green. The red wire is hot though. With about half of the switches out there, you can wire nut the red & black to the black running to your panel. Not with the one you just got though.
1250277
if there are 3only wires in the J box the black should be hot white neutral and green ground. Like to like make sure you ground the fixture. TURN OFF the power first. But your switch may be fed through the J box instead of directly.
453158
Yes, you can use the Composite connection (standard definition) it's the Yellow, red/white cable. HDMI input for HiDef. Some older TVs may have HDMI, but don't support audio. You will need to research the model of your TV.
706684
Yes! You may have to cut off the connector and directly wire it. Always verify the pin that sticks down into it is tight and not shorter than normal. Do NOT over tighten the switch screws as this is often a life reducer for the switch body and can cause cracking of same.
406350
Nope! You can use red white yellow connectors or chromatic connectors as well.
1393290
you would probably have to get a plug that lets you do so...try going to a hardware store or a electrician, try calling one. I don't know if they have the plug in switch. soryy..but this is a cool gadget.
1874484
I not sure I quite understand you, But This switch has worked well for me in the past. and it is the same type I'm using now. If you have one like this and it has worked well for you , why change a good thing, I would recommend you get the same kind of switch.
2081703
The package came with a three level dimmer control that I did not need - my interest was only in the transformer. I would think that this three level dimmer could be used as a substitute ; the compatibility of the connector would be the only matter to investigate,
430182
They use a proprietary connector, not sure why you would want a different strip though. Even if you managed to get one hooked up it wouldn't work with the controller.EDIT:I read your comments, I think that yes you can because the strip has a spot for another connection at it's end. However I would be wary to try it seeing as how my first HUE melted. Interesting idea though, might try this on my next build..
1751063
I have it on the same circut as the wall plug. I think you would have to run seperate wire for the switches to lights or whatever, but it sits nicely next to the plugs. common cover for them. Sounds like you have two switches now so this should work.
918381
Yes; The composite (red, white, and yellow) plugs are shared with the component plugs.
2154375
Thanks for your inquiry. No you cannot swap out the blue LED for a yellow one.
1197304
Yes, however, you must replace both switches in the 3 way circuit with insteon switches. I do not know if they have to be identical insteon switched. I don't think so.
1946742
You would be better off simply replacing your current switch with this one as long as this is a compatible switch. It's not designed to be opened easily. If you do get it opened, you will be extremely challenged to get it all back together in a way that it will actually work. Just replace the entire piece.