Setting Up Your Tv/Display For The First Time; Tv/Display Setup; Preparing Your System - HP z558 Tv/Display Setup Manual

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Setting Up Your TV/Display
for the First Time
This section describes how to connect your HP Digital Entertainment Center to a TV or display the first time you
power on. Your HP Digital Entertainment Center Video connects to many different types of TV/Displays. After you
connect the TV/Display to your HP Digital Entertainment Center, set up your HP Digital Entertainment Center for
the correct TV type for optimum viewing.
Read this before you turn on the HP Digital Entertainment Center. Follow the steps carefully. Your
IMPORTANT:
TV/Display may require settings and configurations different than those listed in the following procedures. The HP
Digital Entertainment Center Video Out requires specific configurations for certain TV/Display types and
resolutions. This setup procedure is advanced. Knowledge of video concepts and computer terms is helpful. For
more information on TVs and video in general, see "Video Out Information" on page 32.

TV/Display Setup

Perform these steps, in order, to power on, setup, and configure your HP Digital Entertainment Center for
optimum viewing on a TV/Display:

Preparing your system

1 Complete the full connection of the HP Digital Entertainment Center back panel as described in the Start Here
booklet and User's Guide. Do not turn power on yet.
2 Check the back of the TV/Display for the input connection types.
3 Choose a connector on the HP Digital Entertainment Center back panel Video Out and corresponding cable
that attaches to your TV. Connect only one display for setup:
Video Out
Usage
Use composite video if your TV/Display has only a composite
Video
video input.
(composite)
Use S-video if your TV/Display has composite video and S-video inputs.
S-video
Component
Use component video if the TV/Display has composite video, S-video,
(Y, Pb, Pr)
and component video inputs for a higher-quality image.
Use VGA for a high-quality image. VGA is primarily for monitors, but
VGA
your TV/Display or video projector may also have a VGA connection.
Use DVI for a high-quality image. You can also connect DVI out to the
DVI
TV/Display HDMI input using an adapter cable (purchased separately).
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HP Digital Entertainment Center TV/Display Setup Guide
HDTV notes
For TV connection
information, refer to the
User's Guide.
Content protected
commercial DVDs will not
play at HDTV resolutions
of 720p or 1080i.
HP recommends using
VGA or DVI Video Out
connections for a high-
quality HDTV image.

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