Connecting a TV Set depend on model | Fujitsu S4545, S4546 specs

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13 Connecting a TV Set (depend on model)

Connecting a TV Set for Home Use

(Supported Only By Windows 2000 and Windows 98)

Depending on the model, the PC is equipped with an S-Video output terminal, to which you can connect a TV set used at your home. This section describes connection of a TV set for home use.

WARNING

ELECTRIC SHOCK

•To connect/remove a TV set, be sure to switch the PC power off and disconnect the AC adapter beforehand. Also switch the TV power off and unplug the TV set. Otherwise you may undergo an electric shock.

CAUTION

FAILURE

•When connecting cables, read the instruction carefully to avoid misconnection.

If the PC is used with a wrong connection, the PC and/or the TV set may be damaged.

1Switch the PC power off and disconnect the AC adapter.

2Switch the TV power off and unplug the TV set.

3Connect a commercial A/V cable to the S-Video output terminal on the right side of the PC.

Firmly connect the commercial A/V cable to the S-Video output terminal on the PC.

S-Video output terminal

4Connect the A/V cable to the TV set.

Refer to the TV set manual for this connection.

5Connect the AC adapter to the PC and switch the PC power on.

6Plug the TV set and switch the power on.

7Change the screen display.

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Fujitsu S4545 Connecting a TV Set depend on model, Connecting a TV Set for Home Use, Connect the A/V cable to the TV set

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Copyright Important Safety Instructions Call Attempts/Retries Australian Warnings For Automatic calls to different numbers For repeat calls to the same numberFor Automatically answered Incoming Calls If you are located in New Zealand If you are located in Australia Examples Ctrl + F3 keys Shift + ↑ key Screen examples Key notation and operation methods Critical Points Command input key inputColumn Notation in text Configuration of this Manual Contents Connecting Digital Video Camera Connecting PS/2 MouseDisabling Flat Point Section Names of the Parts and their Functions Cover close switchFront Liquid Crystal Display LCD Panel Built-in Microphone SUS/RES SwitchOne-touch Buttons Speakers Ventilation Openings Right SideHearing Loss Mic-in Jack LAN connector Modular ConnectorUSB Connector not supported by Windows NT Headphone Jack Mobile Multi-bay Left SideMobile Multi-bay Unit Removal Lever Anti-Theft Lock Rear Main SwitchAir-cooling fan Failure DC-IN Connector External Display Connector Bottom Connector Box Removal Lever Connector BoxExpansion keyboard connector Mouse connector Serial Connector Parallel ConnectorFDD unit connector Connection connector Status Indicator LCD Num Lock Numerical Lock Indicator PC Card Access IndicatorCaps Lock Indicator a # Scroll Lock IndicatorPage Flat Point Pointing Device Clicking How to Use Flat PointDouble-clicking Pointing Scrolling Keyboard Numeric Keypad ModeKeyboard Critical Point Names of the Main Keys and their Functions Alt key Shift keyCaps Lock key Num Lk numerical lock key Windows key Sys Rq system request keyApplication key Switching on the Power Switching on the PowerSwitch the PC Main switch on Connect the AC adapter Critical Points Switching off the Power Switching off the PowerFor Windows Me, Windows 95 and Windows For Windows Set the Main switch off Critical Points How to Reset ResettingFor Windows Me, Windows 98 and Windows For Windows NT Battery Charging Battery Remaining battery power indication Using PC with BatteryBattery abnormality indicator Indication of low battery status Low Battery StatusCountermeasure against Low Battery Status Press the SUS/RES switch Take for Windows NT Electric Shock Electric shock Replacing built-in Battery Unit Slide the built-in battery pack lock until you hear a click Remove the built-in battery pack Section Options Options See also the documents for the peripherals PeripheralsUse genuine products Use the peripherals that conform to Acpi standard PC Cards Precautions for PC Cards Insert a PC card Setting PC Card Lock the PC card Removing PC Card High TemperatureWindows Injury Remove the PC card Windows 98 and Windows MeSet the dummy card Click on the PC card icon on the task bar Click on OK Remove the PC card Windows NT Replacing Memory Expansion RAM ModulesSwallowing Install the extended RAM module slot cover Install the new memoryRemove the memory Before Replacing Mobile Multi-bay Unit Mobile Multi-Bay Units Windows 95 & NT Windows Me and Windows Replacing Mobile Multi-bay Unit Install the new unitRemove the unit CD-ROM Drive Setting/Removing CDPress the Eject button Manually draw the tray gently 1 Place a CD on it Section Installing the connector box Connector BoxConnector box is described here Install the connector box to the PC bottom side Remove the connector box Removing the connector box Connection Using Internal Data / Fax Modem Core Plug Close the core Using Internal LAN Mouse Connecting PS/2 Mouse Connecting USB Mouse Button Operation How to Use MouseClick Double-click Connecting Numeric Keypad / Keyboard / Mouse Printer Connecting Printer Floppy disks or CDs may be used for driver installation Connecting an external display Connecting External Display Select the display to use Connect the display cable to the CRT display Connecting a TV Set for Home Use Connecting a TV Set depend on modelSupported Only By Windows 2000 and Windows Connect the A/V cable to the TV set Connect the DV cable to the digital video camera Connecting Digital Video Camera Section Nothing displayed on the LCD panel When This HappensDisplayed Flashing or not displayed LCD panel hard to read Floppy disk can not be used Remaining battery charge indicator does not stop flashing No sound or minimal sound from speaker Power management function is not executedCan not record from Mic or Line In jack Message displayed on screen CD cannot be ejected from the CD-ROM Data cannot be read from the CD-ROM drive Caring for your LifeBook Notebook Cleaning your LifeBook Notebook Travelling with your LifeBook Notebook Storing your LifeBook Notebook Caring for your Batteries Increasing Battery LifeCaring for your Floppy Disks Caring for your Floppy Disk Drive DVD/CD-RW/CDsCaring for your DVD/CD-RW/CDs Caring for your PC Cards Caring for your DVD/CD-RW/CD-ROM Drive Glossary BiosAPM CD-ROM CRT Cmos RAMDimm LAN Ntsc MidiPcmcia DMA PostDMI DOS FCC ESDIDE IRQ ROM RAMSdram Sram SmartSvga TFT WFM VramXGA