HP ID5226N, ID5286N manual Connecting Your Other Equipment, Composite-Video Connection

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Composite-Video Connection

•Composite-video/audio cable (three RCA) or separate video and audio cables

Video

Typical A/V equipment with

composite-video connector

NOTE: You can connect to the Video 1, and Video 2 inputs on the television. Both the S-video and composite- video connections are supported for each of these two inputs.

Connecting Your Other Equipment

If you have a television antenna, cable service, or other equipment not shown above, use one of the basic connections listed in the following tables.

Basic antenna and cable connections

To connect this equipment...	See...
Antenna	“Antenna Only” on page 10

Antenna and cable	“Antenna and Cable” on page 10

Standard cable (no set-top box)	“Standard Cable” on page 11

Cable with set-top cable box	“Cable with Set-Top Cable Box” on page 11
Other equipment connections

To connect this equipment...	See...
Satellite receiver (without VCR or DVR)	“Satellite Receiver” on page 12

Cable box and VCR/DVR	“Cable Box and VCR/DVR” on page 14

Satellite receiver and VCR/DVR	“Satellite Receiver and VCR/DVR” on page 15

DVD player or video gaming device	“DVD Player or Video Gaming Device” on page 16

Audio: Stereo sound system	“Audio: Stereo Sound System” on page 16

Audio: Surround sound or AV receiver	“Audio: Surround Sound or AV Receiver” on page 17

Computer	“Computer” on page 18

Setting Up the Television

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Contents Page Page New Refurbished Hardware Limited WarrantyGeneral Terms Limitation of Liability ExclusionsExclusive Remedy In-Home Warranty Service Limited Warranty PeriodTypes of Warranty Service Advanced Unit Replacement Warranty Service Carry-in Warranty ServiceCustomer Self Repair Warranty Service Contacting HPObtaining a Warranty Upgrade InstallationRegister Now Protect Your InvestmentViii Safety Markings and Warnings TV Stand TS-5220/TS-5226 Symbol Purpose SymbolsImportant Safety Instructions Xii Xiii Item Description Mercury Safety Safety InformationRegulatory Information Responsible PartyXvi Table of Contents Turning Off the Television Specifications Xix Page What’s in the Box? Setting Up the TelevisionUnpackaging and Carrying the Television Features Planning Your Layout AccessoriesSetting Up Your Television The Basics Planning for Other Equipment Installing Batteries in the Remote ControlPlanning Your System Setup Back Panel Available ConnectionsRight Side Panel FunctionHighest quality Choosing and Locating Your Video ConnectionsDVI Audio Input Jacks Choosing and Locating Your Audio ConnectionsAudio Output Jacks DVI-to-HDMI Connection Choosing and Completing Your Video ConnectionsHdmi Connection Component-Video YPbPr Connection Video ConnectionOther equipment connections To connect this equipment See Connecting Your Other EquipmentComposite-Video Connection To do this Do this Antenna OnlyAntenna and Cable Cable with Set-Top Cable Box Standard CableSatellite Receiver Cable Out Cable with Cable Box/DVRCable Box and VCR/DVR Satellite Receiver and VCR/DVR Audio Stereo Sound System DVD Player or Video Gaming DevicePress Menu and go to Sound Internal Speakers Audio Surround Sound or AV ReceiverComputer Using a CableCARD ModuleWhat is a CableCARD Module? Turning the Television On and Off Installing a CableCARD ModulePlugging in the Power Cord Turning on the Television Finding Your Available Channels Completing the Basic SetupTurning Off the Television Time zone Setting the Time and DateAbout Picture Viewer Using the Photo ViewerInserting Your Memory Card Into the Television Removing a Memory CardViewing a Slideshow Browsing PicturesTagging and Untagging Pictures Printing Pictures Connecting the PrinterSetting Description Adjusting Photo Viewer SettingsPrinting all tagged photos Clearing the print queueProblem Troubleshooting ProblemsReally large image is shown Watching Television Overview of the Remote ControlPress Picture Using Your Remote ControlChanging the Channel Viewing Closed Captions Adjusting the VolumeDual mode Using Dual Picture ModeSelecting a Video Source Press Menu , then go to Source Dual pictureChanging Your Password Setting Permission LevelsSetting a Simple Lock Applying Parental ControlsRating Systems Adjusting the Size Aspect of the Picture Adjusting the TelevisionAdjusting the Picture for Best Color Type of picture Resulting viewsAdjusting Sound Settings Adjusting Other Picture SettingsCustomizing Your Channels and Sources Adding or Deleting a ChannelSetting Up Favorite Channels Using the On-Screen MenuChanging Settings Using the Menu Picture MenuSource Menu Advanced Picture MenuSound Menu DTV CC Setup MenuAdjusting the Television Forgotten Passwords Fixing ProblemsCleaning the Television Maintaining the TelevisionFixing Problems Replacing the LED Module Fixing Problems Contacting HP Technical Support Support and RepairHP Documentation HP Technical Support HP Telephone SupportFor Repair Service IDB5220N Lamp ID5226N Lamp ID5286N LED SpecificationsReference Information Reference Information