Connecting the TV signal source without a set-top box

To connect the computer into an existing setup for the TV signal source without a set-top box, insert (add) a splitter (B) to route the coaxial TV signal cable from the wall outlet (A) to the computer connector (C).

Callouts

ATV signal cable (coaxial) wall outlet (from

antenna or cable) B Splitter

C Computer coaxial TV In connector

DVideo recorder

E TV

Connecting the TV signal source with a set-top box

To connect the computer into an existing setup for the TV signal source with a set-top box (cable or satellite), insert (add) a splitter (B) to route the coaxial TV signal cable from the set-top box (F) to the computer connector (C).

Connect the remote control cable/IR blaster (select models only) (G) to the IR OUT connector on the computer, and then position the blaster on the set-top box. This enables the computer to change the channel on the set-top box. See “Using an infrared receiver (IR) blaster” on page 12 for IR blaster placement details.

Callouts

ATV signal cable (coaxial) wall outlet (from antenna or cable)

BSplitter

C Computer coaxial TV In connector

DVideo recorder

E TV

F Set-top box/satellite box

G Remote control IR blaster cable (select models only)

10Getting Started (features vary by model)

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CQ5700Y, CQ5715F, 810-145qe, 810-270st, CQ5500F specifications

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