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Computertop TV-I
Before installing the Computertop
TV-I, make sure that your computer
is off.
3.1 Attaching the Television Input
The AERIAL IN jack is a standard F-
type antenna jack. The Computertop
TV-I accepts either cable or antenna
input.
3.2 Connecting Your Computer
to the Computertop TV-I
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ACINTOSH
SER
The ADB Input/Output ports are
Apple Desktop Bus
connectors—the same connectors
on your keyboard and Macintosh.
Warning
Shut down the Macintosh
before
connecting
disconnecting ADB cables.
If you have a free ADB port on the
Macintosh: Connect the supplied
ADB cable to the free ADB port on
your Macintosh and to either ADB
port on the Computertop TV-I.
If you do not have a free ADB port
on the Macintosh: Disconnect your
ADB cable from the Macintosh and
attach it to either ADB port on the
Computertop TV-I. Your keyboard
is now attached to the Computertop
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3. Installation
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Mini-DIN-4
or
TV-I. Connect the supplied ADB
cable to the other ADB port on the
rear panel of the Computertop TV-I.
Connect the other end to your
Macintosh. Whatever you type on
your keyboard will pass through
the Computertop TV-I to your
Macintosh.
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INDOWS
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The PC COMM PORT connector on
the Computertop TV-I is a Mini-DIN-
8 connector. Connect one end of
the supplied Mini-DIN-8-to-DB25
cable to the PC COMM PORT
connector on the Computertop TV-I
and the other to either Com Port 1
or 2 on your PC. If your computer
has DIP switch-selectable ports, use
the computer instruction manual to
set the DIP switch.
NOTE: The serial port of some computers
may require a Null Modem Adapter.
3.3 Video and Audio Output
V
IDEO
The Video Output can be routed to
any device that accepts composite
video. If you are using a video
digitizer, use the supplied composite
video cable to connect the VIDEO
OUT jack on the tuner to the
composite input jack on the
digitizer. If you are using another
device, you will need to supply the
appropriate cable.
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