HP 894c, m280n, m270n, m200y (D7219Q), 896c, 886c, 884n, 883n, 876x Connections, Connecting the TV

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Connecting the TV

Composite

 

 

 

video

TV OUT

VGA

 

(TV out)

(s-video)

Monitor

1 Plug a cable into the TV OUT s-video connector or the COMP composite video connector an the back of the PC. Choose the cable type your TV needs.

2 Plug the other end of the cable into the TV IN connector on your TV.

3 Turn on the TV and select the TV IN video source; refer to the documentation for your TV set.

4 Be sure to enable the image for the TV; see “Enabling TV Out Image.”

COMPOSITE

 

VIDEO IN

S-VIDEO IN

 

Connections

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