Tv-Out Port; Series User's Manual - Winbook x1 User Manual

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Not all programs
support the use of
more than one monitor.
If you attempt to use a pro-
gram with the Multiple Monitor
function enabled and the pro-
gram will not work, shut off the
Multiple Monitor function and
try running the program again.
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driver with your external monitor, you might need to reset the driver for
the LCD to achieve optimal display quality on the LCD. Windows will
usually provide you with a chance to review the changes and cancel them.
It will also usually instruct you if you need to restart the system.
Be sure to shut down your system before connecting the device to your
system to prevent damage to your system and the external monitor.
TV-Out
Your WinBook notebook comes equipped with a S-Video jack that
allows you to direct the screen output of your system to a television screen
that has an S-Video input. You will need to purchase A/V cables that are
capable of fitting your jacks. If you want video and audio, you will want
to purchase separate cables for audio and video transmission. If you want
to enable the television output for your WinBook notebook, follow the
directions below.
1. Turn off the computer. Locate the S-Video jack in the rear panel
connector compartment. Locate the stereo speaker/headphone jack
on the back of the computer.
2. Connect one end of video cable into the S-Video jack. Connect
the other end of the cable to the video input jack of the TV receiver.
3. If you will need audio, you will need a "Y" cable with an "RCA
mini" stereo jack (it looks like the jack on a set of headphones) on
one end and a right and left RCA jack on the other. Connect one end
of the audio cable to the speaker/headphone jack on the back of your
WinBook notebook. Connect the audio cable to the right and left
channel audio input jacks.
Note: If your television does not have stereo sound, you can obtain
a cable with a single jack for both signals.
4. Start up your computer. Your system will automatically detect
the presence of a device on this port.