Sony Ericsson Xperia neo V User Guide - Page 101

Connecting your phone to a TV set - accessories

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Connecting your phone to a TV set Connect your phone to a TV set using a HDMI™ (High Definition Multimedia Interface) cable, and start viewing content in your phone on a larger screen. This feature works best with photos and videos captured in HD mode. To view phone content on a TV using a HDMI cable connection 1 Connect your phone to the TV set using a HDMI™ cable. If the TV set supports CEC (Customer Electronic Control), it turns on automatically and switches to the HDMI™ channel. If the TV set doesn't turn on automatically, turn on the TV and switch to the HDMI™ channel manually. shows in the status bar after a connection is established. 2 The Gallery application is activated automatically. When the phone interface shows on the TV, follow the instructions in the phone and use the TV remote control to navigate and select the files you want to open. You may not be able to use the TV remote control when you exit the Gallery application. You may need to purchase a TypeD cable for HDMI™ separately. For a better result, Sony Ericsson accessory HDMI cable (IM-820) is recommended. To view instructions on using a TV remote control with your phone 1 Drag the status bar downward to open the Notification panel while the HDMI™ cable is connected to both your phone and the TV set. 2 Tap HDMI connected to view instructions on how to use the control buttons on your TV's remote control. To disconnect your phone from the TV set • Disconnect the HDMI™ cable from your phone or the TV set. 101 This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.

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Connecting your phone to a TV set
Connect your phone to a TV set using a HDMI™ (High Definition Multimedia Interface) cable,
and start viewing content in your phone on a larger screen.
This feature works best with photos and videos captured in HD mode.
To view phone content on a TV using a HDMI cable connection
1
Connect your phone to the TV set using a HDMI™ cable. If the TV set supports CEC
(Customer Electronic Control), it turns on automatically and switches to the HDMI™
channel. If the TV set doesn't turn on automatically, turn on the TV and switch to the
HDMI™ channel manually.
shows in the status bar after a connection is
established.
2
The
Gallery
application is activated automatically. When the phone interface shows
on the TV, follow the instructions in the phone and use the TV remote control to
navigate and select the files you want to open. You may not be able to use the TV
remote control when you exit the
Gallery
application.
You may need to purchase a TypeD cable for HDMI™ separately. For a better result, Sony
Ericsson accessory HDMI cable (IM-820) is recommended.
To view instructions on using a TV remote control with your phone
1
Drag the status bar downward to open the Notification panel while the HDMI™ cable
is connected to both your phone and the TV set.
2
Tap
HDMI connected
to view instructions on how to use the control buttons on
your TV's remote control.
To disconnect your phone from the TV set
Disconnect the HDMI™ cable from your phone or the TV set.
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This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.