HP 120-1125, 120-1000z, 120-1031, 120-1134 Connecting Speakers or Microphones, Connecting speakers

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Connecting Speakers or Microphones

Speakers are available separately, or may be included with the monitor (select models only). Headphones and microphones are available separately.

Your computer model may include audio connectors on the back of the computer. Some computers also have connectors on the front of the computer. Audio connectors are stereo mini-jacks that connect from the computer to active (powered) speakers or speaker systems, to headphones, or to an input device such as a microphone, webcam, or audio player.

Some, but not all, audio connectors that may be on the computer appear in the following table.

NOTE: The location, availability, and number of connectors on the computer may vary.

Connecting speakers

Speakers are available separately, or included with the monitor.

Your computer supports only active (powered) speaker systems; the speaker system must have its own power source, such as batteries or a separate power cord.

For detailed instructions about how to connect and configure other multichannel speakers, go to the Web support page for your model; see “Accessing Support on the Web” on page 25.

Audio connectors

Icon/label

Description and function

 

 

 

Audio Line Out (lime green) to connect front left and front right analog speakers.

 

 

 

 

Audio Line In (blue) connector to connect input to

 

 

 

 

the computer from an analog audio device, such

 

 

 

 

as a CD player.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

May function as rear Line Out in a multichannel

 

 

 

 

audio configuration.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Center

Line C/Sub (gold) connector to connect

 

 

 

 

Center/Subwoofer speakers in a multichannel

 

 

 

 

audio configuration.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rear

Line Rear (black) connector to connect rear

 

 

 

 

speakers in a multichannel audio configuration.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Side

Line Side (gray) connector to connect side

 

 

 

 

speakers in an eight-speaker system (7.1).

 

 

 

 

 

4Getting Started (features vary by model)

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Contents Getting Started USA Table of Contents Iv Getting Started features vary by model Setting Up Your Computer Checking the Computer InstallationConnecting other devices to the computer Network Icon/label Description and function EthernetAudio connectors Icon/label Description and function Connecting Speakers or MicrophonesConnecting speakers Connecting headphones Connecting a microphoneSetting up a wireless network connection Connecting to a NetworkSetting up a wired Ethernet network connection Connecting a Modem Connecting the Television Signal and Video CablesVideo Icon/label Description and function Audio input Television Icon/label Description and function Output Television Icon/label Description and function InputConnecting the TV signal source without a set-top box CalloutsCallouts Using an infrared receiver IR blaster Using an external IR receiverPreparing to Use Your Computer Restarting the Computer Connecting to the InternetTurning Off the Computer Click Online Services, and then click Get Online Click All Programs, and then click Internet ExplorerSelecting the Microphone Adjusting the Speaker VolumeAdjusting microphone recording level in Windows Protecting Your Computer Using passwordsComputer risk Computer feature Using antivirus software Using firewall softwareInstalling critical security updates Setting Up User AccountsGuidelines for Installing Software and Hardware Devices Page Special Features of Your Computer Using the Memory Card ReaderPage Using a Vertical CD/DVD Drive Using LightScribe TechnologyUsing the Remote Control Using the Help and Support Center Accessing Support on the WebFinding Guides on the Web Click Support and DriversUsing the PC Help & Tools Folder Using HP Advisor SoftwareFinding Onscreen Guides Click All Programs Click User GuidesUsing the Computer with Safety and Comfort Getting Started features vary by model Troubleshooting and Maintenance Troubleshooting Computer ProblemsSymptom Possible solution Computer does not startClick Start Task Manager End TaskPower SymptomScreen Resolution Display monitorKeyboard and mouse with cable Wireless keyboard and mouse Possible solution For a mouse with a roller ballPossible solution Check for these problems For an optical mouseLED light, and hold it for Connection was Then click Open Volume Mixer Audio and speakersInternet access CD and DVD drives CD and DVD drives Update Driver Software Select Search automatically for updated driverVideo SoftwareHardware installation Performance Wireless devices Bluetooth DevicesCheck mark in the My device is set up and ready to RemoveRemote control Memory card readerUpdating drivers Software TroubleshootingSoftware repair overview Microsoft System Restore Click System protectionSoftware program and hardware driver reinstallation Click Software Program ReinstallationMaintenance Maintenance tasksWeekly MonthlyCreating data backup discs Creating system recovery discsCleaning the computer and monitor Keeping the Computer Free of Dust, Dirt, and HeatCleaning the keyboard and mouse System RecoveryCleaning the computer vents Creating recovery discs System recovery optionsSystem recovery from the Windows 7 Start Menu Starting system recovery from user-created recovery discs Performing the Post-Recovery Procedure Additional TroubleshootingWindows 7 Troubleshooting Tools HP Support AssistantIndex See audio speakers Checking installation Page Page Power to make a change
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