HP (Hewlett-Packard) 2307890A Manuel D’Utilisation

AV receiver: You can use your AV receiver as a switch 
to direct the video to your TV and the audio to your 
speakers from the HP Digital Entertainment Center. This 
method gives you the best audio quality, and is easy to 
switch audio/video inputs though your AV receiver 
remote.

If your AV receiver has multiple input and output 
connections, then it has front panel input and output 
switches.

You must select the correct input and output on the AV 
receiver front panel or remote control to hear sound and 
see video.

TV: If you have multiple audio/video inputs on your TV, 
you can use your TV as an audio/video switch and 
control inputs though your TV remote.

If your TV has multiple input connections, then it has a 
front panel input switch.

You must select the correct input and output on the TV 
front panel or remote control to hear sound and see 
video.

Monitor: If you have multiple audio/video inputs on 
your monitor, you can use your monitor as an audio/
video switch. You will probably not be able to use a 
remote control to switch.

If your monitor has multiple input and output connections, 
then it has a front panel input switch and output switch.

You must select the correct input and output on the 
monitor front panel to hear sound and see video.

You can use the HP Digital Entertainment Center remote 
control to change channels and adjust volume if you have 
a cable box or satellite receiver, have installed the 
Infrared Transmitter cable, and have configured the 
remote control after initial turn on.

Always point the HP Digital Entertainment Center remote 
control at the HP Digital Entertainment Center front panel. 
The infrared remote sensor, behind the front panel 
window, receives signals from the remote control.

The HP Digital Entertainment Center includes one or two 
Infrared Transmitter cables (IR blaster) that are required to 
control one or two set-top boxes. You must carefully 
position the Infrared Transmitter cable tip on the set-top 
box to ensure the set-top box receives the IR signal from 
the HP Digital Entertainment Center. See “Infrared 
Transmitter Installation” on page 99.

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