Using a Television

Your PC may have TV-out capability, which means you can connect it to a television to view the computer image on a TV. With the TV-out feature, you can view the computer image, watch DVD movies (if you have a DVD player), or play games on your TV.

Cables you may need

To connect a TV to the PC, you may need a video cable and an audio cable. The type of video cable depends on your TV. If your TV has an S-Video jack, you need an S-Video cable. If your TV has a composite video jack, you need a composite video cable and, depending on the jacks on the back of your computer, an S-Video adapter cable.

Connecting to a TV set

To connect a TV to the PC:

1Turn off the PC.

2Connect the TV cable using one of the following arrangements, depending on the connection jacks on your TV:

■If your TV has an S-Video jack, connect an S-Video cable from the S-Video In jack on the TV to the S-Video jack on the back of the PC.

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a210a (ap), a220a (ap) specifications

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