OSD-232 is an on-screen display board that overlays user defined text in real-time onto either an incoming NTSC or optional PAL video source or self generating background screen. The on-screen text is sent through industry standard RS-232 and TTL 2400/4800 baud serial communications. OSD-232 can be controlled through a personal computer or micro controller product like the Basic II Stamp. NTSC and PAL versions available.

See our OSD-232+ Product.

OSD-GPS is an on-screen display board that overlays NMEA 0183 GPS latitude, longitude, heading, speed, time, date, and optional altitude onto an incoming NTSC or optional PAL video source. Requires a GPS receiver like the Garmin GPS35-HVS (see non-overlay GPS products). NTSC and PAL versions available.

OSD-GPS (ID) is an on-screen display board that overlays NMEA 0183 GPS latitude, longitude, heading, speed, time, and optional altitude onto an incoming NTSC or optional PAL video source. In addition, a user defined message like an amateur radio callsign can be overlaid on-screen to meet FCC identification requirements. Requires a GPS receiver like the Garmin GPS35-HVS (see non-overlay GPS products). NTSC and PAL versions available.

GeoStamp® overlays GPS (Global Positioning System) latitude, longitude, heading, speed, altitude, date, time, and a user defined message onto a self-generated blue screen or any incoming video source such as a black-and-white or color camera. The video output can be transmitted or recorded for an exact, permanent record of where and when an event occurs. GeoStamp requires a NMEA 0183 compatible GPS receiver like the Garmin GPS35-PC (see non-overlay GPS products). NTSC and PAL versions available.

Note: includes wall power supply and cigarette plug adapter.

OSD-ID (SA) is a standalone on-screen display id board that overlays user defined text onto an incoming NTSC or optional PAL video source. The on-board four button keypad allows users to program the screen with up-down-left-right cursor movements. Programmed screen information is stored in non-volatile memory. NTSC and PAL versions available.

OSD-ID (PC) is an on-screen display board that overlays user defined text onto either an incoming video source or self generating background screen. The on-screen text is created using a robust "what you see is what you get" editor written for Microsoft Windows 95/98/00/NT. Programmed screen information is stored in non-volatile memory. NTSC and PAL versions available.

Note: includes serial cable and diskette.

VideoStamp™ is an on-screen video character overlay device. From any RS-232 or TTL 9,600 or 19,200 baud serial source like a PC, PIC, or Basic Stamp, display 28 columns by 11 rows of information (308 characters total) directly onto any NTSC or optional PAL baseband (video in) television or VCR. VideoStamp can overlay monochrome text onto an incoming video source or display colored text on a self-generated colored background screen (e.g. blue screen). Text color, blinking, frame, zoom level, cursor positioning, and the background color is controlled through a simple serial interface. Other commands include the clearing of the screen, showing/hiding the text, and enabling/disabling translucent text. NTSC and PAL versions available.

Note: Includes power supply, 6' DB-9 serial cable, code samples, and demonstration app for Windows.

GeoStamp® Plus overlays GPS (Global Positioning System) acquired latitude, longitude, heading, speed, altitude, date, time, number of satellites in view, and a user defined message with any incoming NTSC or optional PAL video source such as a color video camera. GeoStamp® Plus can also produce as a self-generated blue screen when no video input source is available. The video output can be transmitted or recorded for an exact, permanent record of where and when events occur.

GeoStamp® Plus includes a Windows based PC utility program called "gsLayout " that allows the enabling, positioning, and format selection of the on-screen GPS fields. This information is uploaded to GeoStamp® Plus via a PC RS-232 serial port and is stored internally in the GeoStamp® Plus device's non-volatile memory.

GeoStamp® Plus requires an NMEA 0183 compatible GPS receiver such as the Garmin GPS35-PC (see non-overlay GPS products).

Note: Includes wall power supply, gsLayout utility, programming serial cable, and cigarette plug adapter.

GeoStamp® Wireless overlays wired RS-232 or wireless Bluetooth GPS receiver data (latitude, longitude, heading, speed, date, time) and optional user defined messages onto an incoming composite video source such as a video camera output. In addition to overlaying GPS data onto the video image, GeoStamp® Wireless also simultaneously encodes the GPS NMEA data into a continuous audio stream that can be recorded onto an audio track, such as one of the stereo audio input channels of a video camcorder or DVR. The remaining audio channel is often used for voice annotation. The encoded audio track, when played back into GeoStamp® Wireless and decoded, provides a synchronized RS-232 or Bluetooth GPS data stream that can be sent to a PC for location tracking via PC mapping software.