HP 9000 300 Series Installation Reference page 24

Locate the video cables.
The video cables carry video signals from the computer to the monitor. Your monitor
has a three-conductor video cable-one conductor for red, blue and green.
Connect the video cables.
The video cables are color-coded Red, Blue and Green. The video output connectors
are labelled R, Band G. Connect each video cable connector to the appropriate video
connector on the computer. Then connect the other ends of the cables to the monitor.
Install the Speaker Module.
These monitors do not have an internal speaker or HP-HIL circuitry, so you will need to
install a Speaker Module.
Installation involves selecting a location for the module, installing a fastener pad and
attaching the module to the pad.
The fastener pad has a pressure-sensitive adhesive backing. The backing must be placed
on a clean, dry and oil-free surface. It should be flat, smooth and non-porous.
Suggested locations are the back or side of the monitor or the edge of a desk. Avoid any
location which interferes with equipment ventilation grilles.
Select a suitable mounting location and remove the paper covering from the back of the
fastener pad. Place the pad at the location and press down firmly for a few seconds.
Now attach the module to the fastener pad.
Install the audio cable.
Now find the audio cable and connect one end to the speaker module.
Now locate the phono-to-RCA adapter and connect it to the other end of the audio cable.
Then connect it to the RCA connector on the computer.
Install the HP-HIL cable.
The
HP-HIL cable is keyed. It has a black dot at one end and two black dots at the
other.
Locate the two-dot end of the
HP-HIL cable. It is marked with two black dots.
Connect the two-dot end of the HP-HIL cable to the computer. The computer socket is
also coded with two dots.
Connect the one-dot end of the HP-HIL cable to the speaker module. The speaker
module receptacle is also coded with one dot.
16 Installing Your System