HP m1050e (PJ622AV), m1299a, m1050y (PJ720AV) manual To connect an HP Personal Media Drive to the PC

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To connect an HP Personal Media Drive to the PC

The HP Personal Media Drive has an automatic on and off feature. The drive turns on when it is plugged into an active USB port. If the PC is turned on with the drive connected, the drive automatically turns on. When the USB cable for the drive is not plugged in or when the USB power from the PC is turned off, the drive automatically turns off.

 

1

Turn on the PC.

 

2

Install the HP Personal Media Drive software

 

 

that is included with the Drive (optional). For

n

 

instructions about installing and using the

 

HP Personal Media Drive software, refer to

 

the documentation that came with your

 

HP Personal Media Drive.

When your Media

3

 

Center PC is in

Line up the ridges on the bottom of the drive

standby mode

 

with the two slots on the side of the PC drive

(reduced power

 

 

bay. Do not force the drive into the bay; it

state), the drive

 

 

should slide easily into the bay.

remains turned on.

 

4

 

 

Slide the drive all the way into the drive bay

 

 

until the drive is firmly connected to the

internal power and USB cables. When the PC is turned on, the blue power LED on the front of the drive is lit when the drive is inserted correctly.

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Contents HP Media Center PC Getting Started Guide Ii HP Media Center PC Getting Started Guide Table of Contents Iv HP Media Center PC User’s Guide How to Use This Guide Safety Information AC Power Safety WarningsSafety and Comfort Or damage to equipment or data Read and follow all warningsUpdates from HP Getting HelpHelp and Support Center Utility ProgramsSetup Poster Warranty and Support GuideHP Web Site Support Application and System Recovery Programs HP Media Center Software GuideInstant Support HP Instant Support is available for select models onlyOnline Guides Microsoft Web SiteInventory PC ComponentsSpeaker system components Media Center components Components may vary by modelSetting Up the PC PC Installation OverviewSetting up the PC Connectors may Front of PCLocation and number Vary by modelLocation and number of connectors may vary by model Back of PCFront and Back PC Connectors SerialConnector Or Icon Location on PC Description and Function Connecting to the Monitor Connecting to the InternetConnecting to the Internet Through a Network Port LAN Select models onlyConnecting the Wireless LAN Connecting the Remote Sensor Connecting the TV Signal Source Connecting the FM Radio AntennaConnecting a Digital Video Camera to the PC To connect a digital video camera to the PCConnecting an HP Personal Media Drive to the PC To connect an HP Personal Media Drive to the PC To disconnect an HP Personal Media Drive Connecting to Other Devices Some peripheralDevices are not Included with the PCConnecting the Television Signal Using the TV CablesC D Wall to VCR to TV using coaxial cable HP Media Center PC Getting Started Guide Connecting the Television Signal HP Media Center PC Getting Started Guide Connecting the Television Signal Using the TV as a Monitor Cables for connecting to a TVConnecting to a TV Connecting the Television Signal Viewing the PC image on the TV NView tabGe Force FX tab Disabling the TV option Displays tabYour TV must be connected to the PC to change the display NView tab disablingDisconnecting the TV Ge Force FX tab disabling Click the Ge Force FX xxxx tabDisplays tab disabling Configuring Speaker and Sound Options Sound Connector TypesIs Three Connector Is Six Connector Is Sound Card Illustration TypeSound Connector Functions Sound Connector DescriptionSpeaker Configurations Digital out orange connects to a digital audio device withName Speaker system See Connecting 2/2.1 Audio Speakers Speaker typesConnecting 4.1 Audio Speakers Connecting 5.1 Audio Speakers Following diagram shows a typical 5.1 audio installation Connecting 7.1 Audio Speakers Is Six Connector Is Sound CardConnecting the PC to a Home Audio System Adapter cablesAdapter and extension cables are purchased separately Home stereo installation Home audio installation DefgHome audio installation procedure Connecting Digital Audio Configuring Audio OutputConfiguring Audio Output with Multi-channel Sound Manager Click Music . Click Multi-channel SoundChoose All Programs Click the Speaker Configuration tab near Sound Effect Manager Configuring Audio Output with Sound Effect Manager Using the Audio WizardRetasking front panel connectors Configuring Audio Output with a Sound Card Enabling digital audio output with a sound card optionalConfiguring Audio for Media Center Configuring Audio for the WinDVD PlayerSpeaker mode 5.1 channel Select Audio Output ConfigurationAdjusting the Volume Using HeadphonesLocating the volume icon Speaker systemUsing a Microphone Connecting a microphoneConnector only 1 to 8/7.1 speaker systemResolving Sound Issues Selecting recording devicesHP Media Center PC Getting Started Guide Starting the PC Starting the PC for the First TimeSelecting an ISP Open Easy Internet Sign-upUsing the Start menu Media Center PC Desktop ViewDesktop shortcuts Select models only Icon Opens Use it toMaking Recovery Discs HP Products Work Better TogetherTransferring Old PC Information to a New PC Important Information About Recorded TV ProgramsUsing Software Programs Protecting the PCUsing HP Organize Software Using PC Help & ToolsTurning Off the PC Choose PC Help & ToolsManual Standby Mode Standby mode tipsPutting the PC into standby Taking the PC out of standbyManual Hibernation Mode Automatic Standby or Hibernation Mode Installing Software Using the PC Hardware Using the KeyboardAccess buttons Special Keyboard ButtonsInternet buttons Configuring the keyboard buttons Media control or playback buttonsUsing the Mouse Wireless Keyboard SetWireless receiver Remote Control 45˚ Feet MetersInstalling the remote control batteries Use alkaline batteries in the remote controlMemory Card Reader Card Insert the Media Slot Reader LocationUsing the memory card reader Formatting a memory cardUnderstanding the in-use light Troubleshooting the memory card reader Safely Remove Hardware UtilityInstalling an HP Camera Docking Station Camera bracket Clips onto the cameraDock base. This Bracket comes withOUT Using the PC Hardware HP Media Center PC Getting Started Guide Troubleshooting Problems and SolutionsProblem Solution My computer won’t Installed a new printer or other device, and it won’t workHP Media Center PC Getting Started Guide Troubleshooting Problem Solution When I push one Special orMultimedia buttons On the keyboardProblem Solution Monitor doesn’t Work, even thoughComputer Appears to Mouse doesn’t work, even though everything else doesMy remote control doesn’t work My software stopped workingProblemSolution ProblemSolution Memory card reader won’t read my memory card ProblemSolution Problem Solution My DVD won’t play Codec errors areOccurring when Play certain filesIndex DVDPage
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