Lenovo ThinkPad 600X TP 600X User's Reference - Page 91

Start, Settings, Control Panel, Display, NeoMagic, Advanced Settings, TV Options, Flicker Reduction

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Attaching an external monitor 3 Connect the audio cable to the headphone jack on the computer; then connect the cable to the audio-input connectors of your video equipment. If your video equipment has only one audio-input connector, use the left-audio connector of the audio cable. 4 Enable the video-out connector (TV-out), as follows: a) Click Start. b) Move the cursor to Settings and Control Panel; then click Control Panel. c) Double-click Display. d) Select the Settings tab, and click Advanced.... e) On the NeoMagic tab, select the TV check box. f) Click the slider to select a TV resolution-either 640 x 480 or 800 x 600. g) Click Advanced Settings. h) Select the TV Options tab. i) Select either NTSC or PAL from the "TV Output Standards" field. j) Select either S-Video or Composite from the "Output Selection" field. You can reduce flicker on the screen by selecting the Flicker Reduction check box. You can change the contrast and the brightness from the "Output Options" field. k) Click OK to close the window. l) Click OK to apply the changes. m) Click OK. For the Windows NT user: Skip step 4d and 4m. Chapter 2. Extending the features of your computer 69

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Attaching an external monitor
3
Connect the audio cable to the headphone jack on the
computer; then connect the cable to the audio-input
connectors of your video equipment.
If your video equipment has only one audio-input connector,
use the left-audio connector of the audio cable.
4
Enable the video-out connector (TV-out), as follows:
a) Click
Start
.
b) Move the cursor to
Settings
and
Control Panel
; then
click
Control Panel
.
c) Double-click
Display
.
d) Select the
Settings
tab, and click
Advanced...
.
e) On the
NeoMagic
tab, select the
TV
check box.
f) Click the slider to select a TV resolution—either
640 x 480 or 800 x 600.
g) Click
Advanced Settings
.
h) Select the
TV Options
tab.
i) Select either NTSC or PAL from the “TV Output
Standards” field.
j) Select either S-Video or Composite from the “Output
Selection” field.
k) Click
OK
to close the window.
l) Click
OK
to apply the changes.
m) Click
OK
.
±
You can reduce flicker on the screen by selecting the
Flicker Reduction
check box.
±
You can change the
contrast
and the
brightness
from the “Output Options” field.
For the Windows
NT user:
Skip step 4d and 4m.
Chapter 2.
Extending the features of your computer
69