Apple 8500/150 Series, 8500 Series appendix Using a television as a monitor

Using a television as a monitor

You can connect a television directly to the computer’s S-video or composite video output port and display the computer’s images on the television. This capability is especially useful if you’re using your Macintosh to give a presentation and you have access to a large-screen television.

Depending on the type of connectors your equipment has (S-video or composite video), your connection should look similar to one of the following:

Television used as a monitor with an S-video connection

fi S-video output	- Audio output	S-video In	Audio In ports
port	ports	port	(left and right)
	(left and right)

TV

S-video cable

Dual RCA-plug cable

(available at most electronics supply stores)

Television used as a monitor with a composite video connection

Composite video	- Audio output	Video In	Audio In ports
output port	ports	port	(left and right)
	(left and right)
		TV

Triple RCA-plug cable

(available at most electronics supply stores)

Continue reading this section if you have less than 4 MB V.

For further instructions on using a television as a monitor, see the “Video” topic of Macintosh Guide, available in the Guide (h) menu.

Connecting Additional Equipment 57