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Setting Up TV Connections, CABLE/ANT ANALOG

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n 61 N Using Your VAIO Computer Setting Up TV Connections ! The following connections may not be available in some countries or areas. The best method to connect your computer system, TV monitor or display, and cable service access, depends on the type of cable connection available in your home. TV signal reception strength will vary widely depending on service availability in your area as well as the type of connection available. One primary cable to connect the computer to a cable service access or a TV antenna is the TV coaxial cable (1). One end connects to the computer's CABLE/ANT ANALOG input port, and the other end connects to the cable service access or to the antenna. Only one TV coaxial cable is supplied with models with the TV tuner board. ✍ You need to remove the back panel cover from the computer and the base stand cover from the base stand before setting up the TV connection. See Removing and Replacing the Covers (page 20) for the procedure. For information on how to connect cables to the computer, see Connecting a Power Source and Cables (page 25).

Section	Page
Before Use	6
Notice	7
Documentation	8
Ergonomic Considerations	11
Getting Started	13
Locating Controls and Ports	14
About the Indicator Lights	19
Setting Up Your Computer	20
Shutting Down Your Computer Safely	36
Using Your VAIO Computer	37
Using the Keyboard	38
Using the Touch Pad	42
Using the Mouse	43
Using the Built-in MOTION EYE Camera	46
Using the Optical Disc Drive	50
Using the TV Function	60
Using the HDMI Input Function	79
Using the ExpressCard Module	88
Using the Memory Stick	92
Using the SD Memory Card	98
Using the Internet	101
Using the Network (LAN)	102
Using the Wireless LAN (WLAN)	104
Using the Bluetooth Function	107
Using Peripheral Devices	112
Connecting External Speakers	113
Connecting a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Device	115
Connecting a Printer	117
Connecting an i.LINK Device	118
Customizing Your VAIO Computer	120
Setting the Password	121
Setting Up Your Computer with the VAIO Control Center	126
Using the Power Saving Mode	127
Upgrading Your VAIO Computer	130
Adding and Removing Memory	131
Adding the Hard Disk Drive	138
Precautions	144
Handling the LCD Screen	145
Using the Power Source	146
Handling Your Computer	147
Handling the Built-in MOTION EYE Camera	150
Handling Floppy Disks	151
Handling Discs	152
Using Headphones	155
Handling the Memory Stick	156
Handling the Hard Disk	157
Updating Your Computer	158
Troubleshooting	159
Computer	161
System Security	167
Built-in MOTION EYE Camera	168
Networking	170
Bluetooth Technology	173
Optical Discs	177
Display	181
Printing	182
Microphone	183
Mouse	184
Speakers	186
Touch Pad	188
Keyboard	189
Floppy Disks	191
Audio/Video	192
HDMI Input	196
Memory Stick	198
Peripherals	199
Support Options	200
Sony Support Information	200

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Using Your VAIO Computer

Setting Up TV Connections

The following connections may not be available in some countries or areas.

The best method to connect your computer system, TV monitor or display, and cable service access, depends on the type of

cable connection available in your home.

TV signal reception strength will vary widely depending on service availability in your area as well as the type of connection

available.

One primary cable to connect the computer to a cable service access or a TV antenna is the TV coaxial cable (1). One end

connects to the computer's

CABLE/ANT ANALOG

input port, and the other end connects to the cable service access or to

the antenna. Only one TV coaxial cable is supplied with models with the TV tuner board.

✍

You need to remove the back panel cover from the computer and the base stand cover from the base stand before setting up the TV connection. See

Removing and Replacing the Covers

(page 20)

for the procedure. For information on how to connect cables to the computer, see

Connecting a Power

Source and Cables

(page 25)