User manual HAUPPAUGE WINTV-D

[. . . ] The supplied A/V cable has 5 connectors: 1/8" miniplug - LineOut audio Yellow RCA - VideoIn Black RCA - Center audio White RCA - Surround audio1 (left) Red RCA - Surround audio2 (right) The black 1/8" minijack should be plugged into the LineIn connector on your PC's sound card, for Left and Right speaker sound. Step 4: Install the WinTV driver for Windows Contents of the WinTV-D package WinTV-D board Remote control transmitter with 2 AAA batteries composite video. The yellow VideoIn RCA jack and the Audio input can be used to connect to the output of a VCR, camcorder, DVD player or satellite TV receiver. The Remote Control receiver is plugged into the the Remote control receiver plug. Use the Velcro dot to position the Remote Receiver where it will be able to receive infra-red commands from the Remote Transmitter. 4a. When re-starting Windows for the first time after the WinTV board has been installed, the Add New Hardware Wizard will appear. When you see the above dialog box, insert the WinTV Windows Installation CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. [. . . ] Page 1 3 speaker mode (L, R, C) If you have one extra speaker, connect this speaker as the Center speaker (use the Black RCA jack). Connect two speakers as Surround (use the White and Red RCA Page 2 surround center user Page 3 Step 6: DirectDraw check Now the Hauppauge WinTV DirectDraw Inspection utility will be run. If you do not see this message, see below. Step 9: Tuning Digital TV channels Digital TV is broadcast over the airwaves. To receive Digital TV, a rooftop antenna is recommended in most areas of the U. S. In cities, a bowtie antenna can often be used if positioned near a window facing the Digital TV broadcaster. Since Digital TV is broadcast over the air, it is necessary to position the antenna to point at the Digital TV transmitter. We have included a utility in the WinTV application to help position the TV antenna. To position the Digital TV antenna, do the following: · Use the supplied list of Digital TV stations to find a Digital TV channel which you know broadcasts in your area. To do this, click on the Suite button on WinTV2000, or click on Configure/Channels/SuiteManager on the WinTV32 application. Enter the Digital TV Channel Number (for example: 2 for WKYC in Cleveland) and the Channel Name. Make sure Broadcast is set to Antenna, and that Tuner Format is set to DTV-ATSC. Now, to get the diagnostics menu to help orient your Digital TV antenna, hold the CTRL button on your keyboard down while clicking the right mouse button. Keep the right mouse button depressed for a few seconds, and you'll see a menu pop up. This indicates that the DTV antenna is pointed to the DTV transmitter. Configuring Surround sound For a basic two speaker system, click on 2 Spkr (L, R). To get enhanced audio, click on Virtual Dolby Mode, then adjust the 3D-Effect, Reverb and Spatial for pleasing results. For a three speaker system, (connect per the instructions in Step 3b) click on 3 Spkr (L, R, C) Dolby 3 Stereo. For a 4 or 5 speaker system, click on 4/5 Spkr (L, R, C, S) Dolby Pro Logic. Step 7: WinTV Software installation After the DirectDraw check completes, WinTV Setup will be run. To use the remote control, make sure · Install the Hauppauge IR Remote Control Application is checked. Click Install to install the WinTV2000 and WinTV-Snapshot applications. After the Setup program is complete, you will see a WinTV2000 icon on your Windows desktop. After rebooting your PC, the Remote Control will be enabled. · · Quick Troubleshooting Guide Note: Our web site has information on installing the WinTV and software updates. [. . . ] Also, you can increase the memory range used by the WinTV board in Device Manager. To do this, look under Sound, video and game controllers, double click on the Hauppauge video section, click on Resources, unclick Use Automatic settings and double click on Memory range. In the Edit memory range dialog box, there are small up/down arrows next to Value. Then reboot your PC. - Poor TV Reception or Not detecting all channels: Poor TV reception is generally the result of an insufficiently strong TV signal. [. . . ]