HP z556, z558 manual

Contents Page USA Table of Contents Important Notes Video Out InformationOverview Before You BeginTV/Display Setup Setting Up Your TV/Display for the First TimePreparing your system After you first turn on your system Starting the TV/Display Setup Wizard Adjusting VideoResize adjustment availability Click More Programs, HP Settings, and then Video Settings TV/Display Setup WizardFollow the onscreen instructions Video Out Action Composite Component Video Out shownComponent Pb, Pr Step Your settings may vary Your screen image may vary Change the screen size Video Out Action Video composite Adjustments onClick the Overscan Compensation button Hdtv Overscan CompensationAdjust Composite Video Video Screen Size Desktop Video Adjustments Check video Video TroubleshootingConnector Usage Problem See Video Common Video Out ProblemsVideo Out Connection Types Component Y, Pb, Pr Troubleshooting Component Video on Connector Problem See Video compositeTroubleshooting DVI on Blank screenOversized screen Screen flashes Undersized screen with black borderScreen flickers Sleep modeUnreadable screen text DTV channel has audio but no videoNo video after power on sequence Troubleshooting Composite and S-videoKeyboard does not work No video after changing the Video Out connection Check component video Troubleshooting Component VideoDVD does not play or an error appears on screen Component video troubleshooting chartProblem Screen image Solution See Blank screen blue, black, or distorted Blank Screen for SolutionClick Play DVD Video checklist Connect another Video Out Component Y, Pb, Pr Video Out Options Video compositeLine at bottom of the screen Wrong colors or erratic video on screenClick Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs Recovering your system with DVI or Troubleshooting DVIBlurred screen text Blank screen for ActionPage TV/Display Types Video Out InformationVideo Out Formats StandardScanning system Display resolution/formatAspect ratio Overscan Display Image SizeCropping PanningPlasma TV/Display Image Retention Important NotesPrinted