HP SR5218CF, SR5215CF, SR5210CF manual Connecting 2/2.1 Two Speakers and a Subwoofer Audio Speakers

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Connecting 2/2.1 (Two Speakers and a Subwoofer) Audio Speakers

To connect simple left/right stereo active speakers or two speakers and a subwoofer for two-channel (2.1 speaker) output:

1Turn off the computer.

2Connect the speaker cable to the lime green Audio Line Out connector that matches the back of your computer.

3

6

S

NOTE:

￿Type 3 is three connectors.

￿Type 6 is six connectors.

￿Type S is sound card.

3Connect the cable to the audio system. For 2.1 speakers that were shipped with your computer (select models only), connect the Audio Line Out connector to the subwoofer.

4Connect the left and right speakers to the subwoofer. Refer to the speaker documentation.

5Turn on the computer.

NOTE: Always turn on the computer before you turn on the speaker system.

6Plug in the speaker system power.

7Turn on the speaker system.

Step 8 is optional for a two-speaker setup.

8After the speakers are connected to the computer, configure the audio software for sound output for your computer model. See “Connecting Speakers or Microphone.”

￿Type 3: See “Configuring Audio Output with Multichannel Sound Manager.”

￿Type 6: See “Configuring Audio Output with Sound Effect Manager.”

￿Sound card: See “Configuring Audio Output with a Sound Card.”

The following diagram shows a typical 2.1 audio installation:

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Your Computer Setting Up a Wired Ethernet Connection Integrated Wireless DevicesConnecting the Wireless LAN Device Select models onlyChecking the wireless LAN device installation Using wireless security featuresConnecting a Modem Getting Started Connecting Speakers or Microphone Using SpeakersSound Connector Types Sound Connector Illustration TypeSound connector Type 3 Type 6 Type S Description Line Out lime green for front speakersName Speaker system See Connecting a MicrophoneSpeaker Configurations Speaker types Name Speaker systemConnecting 2/2.1 Two Speakers and a Subwoofer Audio Speakers Connecting 4.1 Four Speakers and a Subwoofer Audio Speakers Connecting 5.1 Five Speakers and a Subwoofer Audio Speakers Connecting Speakers or Microphone Connecting 7.1 Seven Speakers and a Subwoofer Audio Speakers Connecting Speakers or Microphone Connecting the Computer to a Home Audio System Adapter cablesHome stereo installation Computer to 2.1 multichannel audio system connectionComputer to 5.1 multichannel audio system connection Home audio installationHome audio installation procedure Connecting Speakers or Microphone Computer to 7.1 multichannel audio system connection Home audio installation procedure Connecting Digital Audio Connecting Speakers or Microphone Using a 5.1 to 7.1 speaker system with headphones Connecting HeadphonesUsing a 2.1 speaker system with headphones Connecting the speakers Connector DescriptionConnecting the FlexiJack connector Getting Help Finding Onscreen GuidesFinding Guides on the Web Click All Programs Click User GuidesUsing the Onscreen Help and Support Center Using the PC Help & Tools FolderUsing HP Connections or Compaq Connections Click All Programs Click PC Help & ToolsGetting messages Turning off messagesReactivating messages Protecting Your Computer Using the Computer with Safety and ComfortTurning On Your Computer for the First Time Using passwords Computer risk Security featureUsing antivirus software Password FunctionUsing firewall 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KeyboardGetting Started Using the Mouse Using the Mouse Buttons ScrollingPanning Switching Mouse Button FunctionsAutoscrolling Changing Mouse Pointer Speed Click the Pointer Options tabUsing the Windows Media Center Remote Control Remote control canRemote Control Buttons Overview Using the Windows Media Center Remote Control About the Remote Control Troubleshooting the remote control Getting Started Learning More About Software Using the DesktopIntroducing Your Computer Software Using the Windows Start Button Menu Using the All Programs menuRemoving desktop icons Retrieving desktop iconsUsing the Control Panel Organizing your All Programs listWorking with Digital Images Feature Name DescriptionResizing Windows About the Internet Using a Browser Searching the InternetClick All Programs Click Internet Explorer Using Antivirus SoftwareRestricting Internet content Click Run a Scan Click Run Custom Scan Using Windows Mail Using the e-mail program provided by your ISPSending and Receiving 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Center Start Menu Windows Media Center Start menu items Changing Windows Media Center SettingsOnline Media Windows Media Center Settings categories General Startup and Window behaviorGetting Started Using Music Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDsUsing Music with Windows Media Center Using the music library Click Library SetupAdding Music to music library Adding music files from your hard disk driveSelect music library Adding music files from a CDDeleting music files from the music library Using supported music file types Playing Music Files in Music Changing the Visualization Settings Playing an album in MusicClick Visualizations or Visualization Options Click music libraryCreating a Queue in Music Playing a song in MusicUsing Album Details Finding and Playing an Album in MusicSearching for Music Tracks and Files Using SearchCreating a Playlist in Music Select View Queue Copying Music Files to CD in Music Using more music Using radio Playing DVDs Playing Music CDsPlaying CDs with Windows Media 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OrPlaying Video CDs VCDs Getting Started Creating Audio and Data Discs Erasing Rewritable Discs Before Recording Working with Audio CDsAudio CD tips Before you begin creating discsCreating audio CDs Click Audio CDCreating jukebox discs Creating video discsClick Jukebox Disc Click Create DVD. 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