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28 HP Digital Entertainment Center
Installation Guidelines
To enhance the performance and extend the life of your
HP Digital Entertainment Center:
■ This product is heavy. Exercise caution when lifting
or moving.
■ Installing your HP Digital Entertainment Center in
an open back AV cabinet is required. Use of an
open front cabinet is highly recommended. Keep the
rear of the AV cabinet open across the width of the
HP Digital Entertainment Center back panel for
adequate cooling.
■ Place your HP Digital Entertainment Center on a
stable, supported surface. Do not drop or place it
on an unstable surface.
■ Keep your HP Digital Entertainment Center in a
well-ventilated area, away from excessive light, heat
or moisture.
■ Keep ventilation slots clear of obstructions such as
equipment or papers. The HP Digital Entertainment
Center automatically turns off if it gets too hot.
■ Put your HP Digital Entertainment Center into standby
when not in use. Preset recordings only start when
the HP Digital Entertainment Center is on or in
standby.
■ Adjust only those controls that are described in the
operating instructions.
■ Do not open your HP Digital Entertainment Center
cabinet or attempt to service this product yourself. If
your HP Digital Entertainment Center is not operating
properly or has been dropped or damaged, contact
your HP authorized dealer, reseller, or service
provider.
2 inches/5.08 cm or more
On/Standby
HP Digital Entertainment Center z545
1 inch/2.54 cm
or more
1 inch/2.54 cm
or more
17 in
432 mm
On/ Standby
HP Digital Entertainment Center z545
4.5 in
114.3 mm
16.25 in
412.75 mm
w
Leave slots and openings in the HP Digital
Entertainment Center cabinet open for
ventilation. These openings must not be
blocked or covered. Never push objects of
any kind into cabinet slots or other openings.
- User’s Guide 1
- Warnings and notes 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Benefits and Features 8
- Functional Overview 9
- KEYBOARD 10
- Memory Card Reader 11
- Back Panel 12
- Before You Begin 13
- WIRELESS LAN 14
- 110-240V 50-60Hz 15
- Internet 16
- Wireless Keyboard Operation 18
- Remote Control 20
- Remote Control Operation 22
- Safety Information 25
- Cleaning the 27
- Shipping the 27
- Installation Overview 29
- System Integration 30
- System Diagram 32
- Front Panel 33
- Installation Guidelines 34
- Basic Set Up 35
- ■ Top: 2 inches (5.08 cm) 36
- ■ Side: 1 inch (2.54 cm) 36
- ■ Back: open cabinet 36
- Inventory 37
- Cables Included 38
- Optional Cables not Included 39
- Additional equipment 40
- Connecting Cables 40
- Connecting Audio 41
- Audio Overview 42
- Sound Connector Jacks 43
- Speaker Types 43
- Speaker Configurations 44
- Typical Audio Connection 46
- Connecting TV Audio 47
- AV Receiver Audio Connection 48
- 2.0 Home Stereo Installation 49
- 2.1 Home Stereo Installation 50
- 4.1 Home Theater Audio 51
- 5.1 Home Theater Audio 52
- 7.1 Home Theater Audio 53
- Digital Home Theater Audio 54
- Choose one 55
- Y adapter cables 56
- 2.1 Powered Speakers 57
- 4.1 Powered Speakers 58
- 5.1 Powered Speakers 59
- 7.1 Powered Speakers 60
- Digital Powered Speakers 61
- Monitor Speakers 62
- Audio In Connections 63
- FM Radio Antenna 64
- Connecting Video Out 65
- Video Out Overview 66
- Video Output Connectors 67
- Component Video Settings 68
- TV Display Overview 69
- Typical Video Out Connections 71
- Video Out to TV 72
- ■ Video (composite) 74
- ■ S-video 74
- ■ Component (Y, Pb, Pr) 74
- Video Out to Monitor 76
- Video Out to TV and Monitor 77
- MONITOR IN 78
- Connecting TV Source In 79
- TV Source Overview 80
- TV Source Connectors 81
- S-VIDEOVIDEO 82
- CABLE/ANT. IN 82
- Typical TV Source Connections 83
- Cable Connection 84
- Cable Only with Splitter 85
- 2 Connect a video cable: 86
- TV Source 1 87
- Two Cable TV Boxes, or 88
- Two Digital Cable Receivers 88
- Source 1 89
- Source 2 89
- Satellite Connection 90
- Two Satellite Receivers 92
- Infrared Transmitter Overview 94
- Antenna Connection 98
- Connecting Video 101
- Equipment 101
- Video Equipment Overview 102
- DVD Player 103
- VCR Connection 105
- Set-top-box 106
- 2 Way Splitter 108
- Video Camera Connection 109
- FireWire (IEEE 1394) Cable 110
- Recognizing the camera 111
- VIDEO OUT 112
- Connecting the Network 113
- AUDIO DV INL 114
- MIC HEADPHONES 114
- Typical Network Connections 116
- Connecting the Wireless 117
- Network Antenna 117
- 3 Check the following: 118
- Connecting a DSL/Cable Modem 119
- Connecting Through a Router 120
- USB Device Connection 121
- Other USB Devices 122
- Connecting an 123
- HP Personal Media Drive 123
- Initial Configuration 127
- Center for the First Time 128
- Initial Start Up 128
- Syncing the Keyboard 129
- Windows Welcome 131
- Media Center First-Run 132
- Optional Set-up 133
- Register with HP 135
- Set up Virus Protection 135
- Configuring Audio 136
- Adjusting the Volume 137
- Configuring Audio Output 138
- Configuring Video 140
- Disconnecting the TV 142
- Adjusting the Desktop Display 143
- Installing Software 145
- Utility Programs 145
- System Utilities 146
- Troubleshooting 147
- Problems and Solutions 148
- Getting Help 157
- Warranty and Support Guide 158
- HP Customer Care 159
- Online Guides 159
- Updates from HP 160
- Microsoft Web Site 160
- Appendix: 161
- Replacing the Hard Drive 161
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