Sony PCV-E302DS VAIO User Guide (Large File - 88.98 MB) - Page 494

Connecting Peripherals You can add functionality to your computer by connecting any of the following peripherals. Connecting Enables You To For Details Television Send audio and video from the computer to the TV. Allows you to play games and watch movies on a large screen. Also useful for business presentations. See Connecting a Television (Audio/Video Out) Printer Print documents from the computer. See Connecting a Printer Joystick Connect a joystick, which enhances game playing. See Connecting a Joystick or MIDI Instrument MIDI device Connect MIDI instruments. See Connecting a Joystick or MIDI Instrument i.LINK (IEEE-1394) equipped device* Connect a digital video camera without shutting down your computer. Enhance still pictures or edit your videos with easy-to-use, preloaded software applications. See Connecting an i.LINK (IEEE-1394) Equipped Device S/PDIF equipped device* Record digital audio directly from your computer to audio recording devices such as a digital receiver or minidisc Player/Recorder. See Connecting an S/PDIF Equipped Digital Audio Device S-Link (Control A1) equipped device* Connect a minidisc player or CD changer and create libraries of your favorite music on your computer. See Connecting an S-Link (Control A1) Equipped Device Universal Serial Bus (USB) device Connect USB devices. See Connecting a Universal Serial Bus Device Serial device Connect serial devices, such as a digital camera. See Connecting a Digital Still Camera or Other Serial Peripheral * Some models of the VAIO MicroTower may not include this feature. Turn off the computer before connecting peripherals. In normal use, you should turn on the peripherals before turning on the computer. You can connect USB devices while the computer is on. Page 494