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26 Getting Started
5.1 home audio installation
The following diagram shows a typical advanced home theater audio six-channel (6/5.1
speaker) installation that requires multichannel inputs on a receiver/amplifier.
This is only a suggested configuration. Your system may be different.
Computer to 5.1 multichannel audio system connection
A Computer back-panel connectors (type 3, type 6, or sound card)
B Y adapter cables
C Receiver/amplifier (audio input jacks)
D Subwoofer
E Center speaker
F Front speakers (left and right)
G Rear speakers (left and right)
5.1 home audio installation procedure
To connect a six-channel (5.1 speaker) home audio system to the computer:
1 Turn off the computer.
2 Turn off the receiver/amplifier.
OUT
IN
Surr. Back
Front
Center
Sub
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
C
- Getting Started 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Table of Contents v 5
- Table of Contents vii 7
- Setting Up Your Computer 9
- Using surge protection 10
- Connecting to the computer 10
- Setting Up Your Computer 3 11
- Connecting Other Devices 13
- Adjusting the Monitor 14
- Setting Up Your Computer 7 15
- Integrated Wireless Devices 16
- Setting Up Your Computer 9 17
- Connecting a Modem 19
- 12 Getting Started 20
- Using Speakers 21
- Sound Connector Types 22
- Type 3 is three connectors 23
- Type 6 is six connectors 23
- Type S is sound card 23
- Connecting a Microphone 24
- Speaker Configurations 24
- Speaker types 25
- Audio Speakers 26
- Y adapter cables 32
- 2.1 home stereo installation 33
- 5.1 home audio installation 34
- 7.1 home audio installation 36
- Connecting Digital Audio 38
- Connecting Headphones 39
- Blaster X-Fi Sound Card 40
- Digital Input/Output 41
- Line In 41
- Microphone 41
- 34 Getting Started 42
- Getting Help 43
- Getting messages 45
- Turning off messages 45
- Reactivating messages 46
- First Time 47
- Protecting Your Computer 48
- Setup Utility 49
- Using antivirus software 50
- Using firewall software 50
- Turning Off Your Computer 52
- Using sleep mode 53
- Using hibernate mode 54
- Restarting the Computer 55
- Connecting to the Internet 55
- Creating passwords 57
- Computer to Your New Computer 59
- 52 Getting Started 60
- Using the Keyboard 61
- Function keys 62
- Edit keys 62
- Arrow keys 62
- Numeric keys 63
- Keyboard indicators 63
- Special keyboard buttons 64
- Using the Keyboard 57 65
- Keyboard Shortcuts 67
- 60 Getting Started 68
- Using the Mouse 69
- Scrolling 70
- Autoscrolling 70
- Changing Mouse Pointer Speed 71
- 64 Getting Started 72
- Learning More About Software 73
- Using the Desktop 73
- Removing desktop icons 74
- Retrieving desktop icons 74
- Using the All Programs menu 74
- Using the Control Panel 75
- Resizing Windows 76
- Working with Digital Images 76
- About the Internet 77
- Using a Browser 78
- Using Antivirus Software 79
- Security software 80
- Internet Security program 80
- Sending and Receiving E-Mail 81
- Managing Files 85
- Creating Folders 86
- Moving Files 86
- Finding Files 87
- Renaming Files 87
- Deleting Files 88
- Copying Files 88
- Using a Printer 89
- 82 Getting Started 90
- Using CD and DVD Media Drives 91
- Compatibility Information 93
- 88 Getting Started 96
- Using the Memory Card Reader 97
- Media Insertion Guide 98
- Formatting a Memory Card 101
- HP Pocket Media Drive 103
- Connecting the Drive 104
- Drive Bay 105
- Using the Drive 107
- Disconnecting the Drive 108
- Microsoft updates 109
- Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 111
- Playing DVDs 112
- Playing Video CDs (VCDs) 113
- Windows Media Player 113
- 106 Getting Started 114
- Creating Audio and Data Discs 115
- Working with Audio CDs 116
- Audio CD tips 117
- Creating audio CDs 117
- Creating jukebox discs 118
- Creating video discs 118
- Copying a disc 119
- Creating data discs 120
- LightScribe requirements 121
- Making a LightScribe label 121
- Making a paper disc label 122
- Creating Movies by Using 123
- Using muvee autoProducer 124
- “Saving the movie 125
- “Recording the movie 125
- Adding videos 127
- Adding pictures 128
- Adding music 129
- Selecting the style 129
- Changing the settings 130
- Making the movie 131
- Previewing the movie 132
- Modifying the movie 132
- Saving the movie project 133
- Upgrading muvee autoProducer 135
- 128 Getting Started 136
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