Sony PCV-RS520 VAIO User Guide (primary manual) - Page 37
To set up additional equipment, Connecting a device using an audio cable, Option 1
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To set up additional equipment This section illustrates how to set up additional equipment with the Giga Pocket Personal Video Recorder System. Your VAIO® computer has both audio and video connection capability. The connections are located behind the bottom panel on the front of the system unit. You can connect a compatible VCR, camcorder or other digital video device, using the audio jacks and video ports. Connecting a device using an audio cable 1. Connect a dual audio cable (optional) to the composite audio L and R jacks, located on the either the front or back panels of your computer. 2. Connect the other ends of the dual audio cable to your device. Connecting a device using an S-video or video cable Your device may have either standard video or S-video connection capability. Option 1 1. Connect an S-video cable (optional) directly into the S-video jack on either the front or back panel of your computer. 2. Connect the other end of the S-video cable into the appropriate port on your compatible device. 3. Connect an audio cable with double RCA plugs at each end (optional) into the composite audio L and R jacks. Option 2 1. Connect a stereo A/V dubbing cable with triple RCA plugs at each end (optional) directly into the composite video port, composite audio L and R jacks, located on either the front or back panel of your computer. 2. Connect the other ends of the stereo A/V dubbing cable into the appropriate jacks on your compatible device. To connect a VCR or cam corder (Option 1) Connecting the infrared receiver 1. Connect the infrared receiver cable to a USB port located on either the front or back panel of your computer. Place the infrared receiver unit in a position that enables it to communicate with your remote control. The infrared receiver must be visible in a line-of-sight with your remote control in order to function properly. Page 37