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COMPONENT HD AV CABLE

CÂBLE AUDIO/VIDÉO HAUTE DÉFINITION
CABLE AUDIO/VIDEO DE ALTA DEFINICIÓN

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Xbox 360 Component HD AV Cable

Thanks for choosing the Xbox 360
Component HD AV Cable to connect
your Xbox 360 console to component
AV and digital audio input for regular
and high definition TVs. It is for use
exclusively with the Xbox 360™ video
game and entertainment system.

WARNING

Before using this product, read this

manual and the Xbox 360 console
manuals for important safety and
health information. Keep all
manuals for future reference. For
replacement manuals, go to

ww.xbox.com/support or call

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Xbox Customer Support (see ”If
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ou Need More Help”).

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The limited warranty covering this
peripheral is contained in the Xbox
360 Warranty manual (Volume 2).

Dispose of this product in accordance
with local and national disposal
regulations (if any), including those
governing the recovery and recycling
of waste electrical and electronic
equipment (WEEE).

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CONNECT YOUR
COMPONENT HD AV CABLE

IMPORTANT

Stationary images in video games
can “burn” into some TV screens,
creating a permanent shadow.
Consult your TV owner’s manual or
manufacturer before playing games.

Connect to a High Definition TV

To connect your console to your high
definition TV and an audio system:

1 Turn off your console.
2 Connect the AV connector on

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the HD AV cable to the AV port
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n the console.

3 Make sure the switch on the AV

4 Connect the red, green, and blue

color-banded connectors on the
HD AV cable to the corresponding
color inputs (Y, Cb/Pb, Cr/Pr)
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n your TV. Leave the yellow
color-banded composite
connector unconnected.

5 Connect the solid color left and

right (white and red) audio
connectors on the HD AV cable to
the audio inputs on your TV.

6 Turn on your console. From the

System area, you can change
your display and HDTV settings.
Select the appropriate high
definition video setting for
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our TV.

port connector to set to HDTV.

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Connect to a Standard TV

To connect your console to your
standard TV and an audio system:

1 Turn off your console.
2 Connect the AV connector on the

HD AV cable to the AV port on
your console.

3 Make sure the switch on the AV

port connector is set to TV.

4 Connect the yellow color-banded

composite signal connector on
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he HD AV cable to the yellow
input on your TV. Leave the red,
green, and blue color-banded
connectors unconnected.

5 Connect the solid color left and

right (white and red) audio
connectors on the HD AV cable to
the audio inputs on your TV.

Connect to a Digital
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udio System

If your system (typically, a receiver
or amplifier) has digital audio input,
you can connect to digital audio
rather than to the standard left and
right audio inputs. Digital audio input
should produce higher-quality sound.

To connect your console to

igital audio:

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1 Connect the HD AV cable as

described in steps 1–4 of “Connect
to a High Definition TV” or
“Connect to a Standard TV.”

2 Connect your digital audio cable

(not included) to the digital audio
input on your receiver or TV and
the digital audio output on the
console end of the HD AV cable AV
connector.

3 Turn on your console. From the

System area, you can change your
audio and digital output settings.
Select the appropriate digital audio
setting for your system.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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Picture with No Sound

If you are setting up HDTV for the first
time, verify that your TV supports the
HDTV settings in the Xbox Dashboard.
Make sure the video and audio
connectors are connected to the same
input group on the back of your TV. If
you’re using digital audio, make sure
your audio receiver is turned on and
the audio output is correctly set in the
Xbox Dashboard.

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Sound with No Picture

Verify that the TV is turned on. Make
sure the audio and video connectors
are connected to the same input
group on the back of your TV. Make
sure the TV has been set to display
the input group into which the HD AV
cable video connectors are plugged.

No High Definition Output

Verify that the switch on the console
end of the AV cable is set to HDTV.
Make sure that the HDTV settings in
the Xbox Dashboard are supported by
your TV.