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1 Keyboard

Connect keyboard to computer

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Connect your components to the back of the PC. Match the colors.Your connection locations and system components may vary. Refer to the Hardware User’s Guide for advanced connections.

Keyboard

Satellite speakers

 

Subwoofer

Mouse

 

 

 

 

Speaker

 

Modem

PC

cables

Power

cable

 

cable

 

 

 

Remote sensor

 

 

 

S-video

 

 

 

adapter

 

 

 

cable

Composite

 

 

Remote sensor

video cable

 

Remote control

Coaxial

Documentation

control cable

cable

with batteries

 

 

 

2

Mouse

3

Monitor (not included)

4 Modem

Connect mouse to computer

Connect monitor to computer

Your connections may vary

Connection of phone is optional

or

Connect modem cable to computer

5 Speaker System

Connect speakers to subwoofer

*

LINE OUT

Connect speakers to computer

*Connector may be black

6 Remote Control

Place subwoofer on floor

Install batteries in remote control

PREAMP INPUT

For 5.1 speaker systems, please refer to the

Hardware User‘s Guide for connection process

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HP 884n, 876x manual Keyboard, Mouse Monitor not included Modem, Speaker System, Remote Control

884, 876x, 884n specifications

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