C2G 27387 MaxView - Manual (Page 7)

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Using Bundled Third-party Application Software
AITech assumes no responsibilities for the functionality and reliability of the bundled third-party software, if
they are included with the product version you purchased. The intellectual property rights of this software
belong to their respective developers. The developer of the respective programs will provide technical
support. Please check the software’s user manual and Help file for contact information.
Also note that each software application may have its own system requirements. Check the software’s user
manual or Help file for the requirements.
Help! I Can’t See Anything On My TV!
If you are having difficulty seeing your computer display on the TV, check the following:
Connections:
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Check the power connection to the MaxView.
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Check the connections from the MaxView to the PC.
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Check the connections from the MaxView to the TV.
TV (or VCR):
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RCA connections to a TV or VCR must be to the Video Input (yellow) connector.
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If you are connected directly to a TV, ensure that the TV has been configured to accept auxiliary video
input.
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If you are connected to the TV through a VCR, ensure that the TV and VCR have been configured to
accept auxiliary video input.
An input button on the TV or VCR’s original remote control often sets the video input mode. This mode is
needed for both S-Video and RCA video connections.
The button may be marked Video, Video-1, Aux, Input, Vid, Line, Line-In, TV/VCR, etc. On some TV’s
and VCR’s this setting is made by selecting Channel 2, then pressing the Down Channel button. If this does
not work, refer to your TV (or VCR) manual.
Settings: Check that the computer’s Display Settings are set correctly.
o 640x480 at 60-85Hz
o 800x600 at 60-85Hz
o 1024x768 at 60-70Hz
Laptops: Laptops must be set to External-only or Simultaneous VGA display mode. This is usually
done with a hot-key combination (Fn + function key). Refer to your laptop manual for further details.