Both your source device AND your display device communicate via a digital format, however, HDMI to M1 (P&D, EVC) cables are very rare unless ordered custom. This connection will not be as simple as some others, although not as difficult as say an analog to digital conversion. There will be two cables involved in this setup, or the combination of one adapter and one cable, although there are many ways this could be set up. Of the cables needed is a DVI-D to HDMI cable and a DVI-D to M1-D cable, which you will have to chain together. Here we are using the DVI interface as a common ground between HDMI and EVC. At least one of the cables must have a female DVI connector, it does not matter which. Be aware, however, that EVC does not carry the Audio signals that HDMI would between HDMI devices so you will need to find another way to send the audio signals depending on the types of audio interfaces your devices are using. We will not get into that here. These are the video cables you may need and some adapters you may find useful for your application.

• DVI Cables
• DVI Adapters