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Dell XPS 625 manual Connect the Display, Connect the Video Cable to the Display

Models: XPS 625

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Setting Up Your XPS™ 625

Connect the Display

Your computer does not have an integrated video connector. You can use the connector available on the video card in the expansion slot to connect to the display.

Connect the Video Cable to the Display

Check your TV or monitor to see which type of connectors are available. Refer to the following table when identifying the connectors on your display to select the connection type you will use.

VGA

HDMI

DVI

Connect the display using either the VGA connector, the HDMI connector, or the DVI connector.

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The HDMI connector is a high-performance digital connector that carries both video and audio signals for displays such as TVs and monitors with integrated speakers. The VGA connector carries only video signals for displays such as monitors and projectors.

Connect Using the VGA Connector

Connect the display using a VGA cable (which usually has blue connectors at both ends).

If your display has a DVI connector, use the VGA cable (with blue connectors at both ends) with a DVI-to-VGA adapter.

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Dell XPS 625 manual Connect the Display, Connect the Video Cable to the Display, Connect Using the VGA Connector

Contents

Setup Guide Page Model DCDR01 December 2008 P/N KW082 Rev. A00 Contents Finding More Information Resources Specifications Appendix Setting Up Your XPS Before Setting Up Your ComputerConnect the Video Cable to the Display Connect Using the VGA ConnectorConnect the Display Connect Using an Hdmi Connector Connect Using a DVI ConnectorConnect the Network Cable Optional Connect the Keyboard and MouseConnect the Power Cables for Your Display and Computer Connect to the Internet Optional Setting Up a Wired Internet Connection Click Start → Connect To Setting Up a Wireless ConnectionSetting Up Your Internet Connection Setting Up Your XPS Using Your XPS Front View FeaturesPower button Turns the power on or off when pressed Headphone connector Connects to headphonesBack View Features Power supply test switch Used to test the power supplyUsing Your XPS Back Panel Connectors Using Your XPS Software Features Productivity and CommunicationEntertainment and Multimedia Customizing the DesktopCustomizing Your Energy Settings Backing Up Your DataSolving Problems Network ProblemsPower Problems Solving ProblemsSolving Problems If you receive an insufficient memory message Memory ProblemsIf you experience other memory problems If a program stops responding End the program Click ApplicationsClick End Task If the computer stops respondingStart menu Using Support Tools Dell Support CenterUsing Support Tools System MessagesHardware Troubleshooter Click Start → Help and SupportDell Diagnostics Starting Dell Diagnostics From Your Hard DriveInsert the Drivers and Utilities media System Recovery Options System RestoreDell Factory Image Restore Starting System RestoreUndoing the Last System Restore Click Undo my last restoration and click NextDell Factory Image Restore Before you Begin Reinstalling Windows VistaClick Exit if the Install Windows message appears System Recovery Options Getting Help Service Online ServicesDellConnect Support.dell.comAutoTech Service Automated Order-Status ServiceMobilesupport@us.dell.com Support@us.dell.com Ftp.dell.comGetting Help Diagnostic Checklist Before You CallContacting Dell Visit support.dell.comAt support.dell.com Finding More Information and ResourcesIf you need to See Compliance Support.dell.comSpecifications Computer ModelComputer Information DrivesMemory Expansion Bus Expansion SlotsAudio System Board ConnectorsVideo IDE Physical External connectorsPower Computer Environment Computer EnvironmentAppendix Macrovision Product NoticeIndex Index Network connection Index Page