Commodore AMIGA 520 - Page 8

NOTE; If you
want
to
connect
the Amiga's audio
output to your stereo, rather than your
TV.
you
must buy two
additional cables, called
"RCA plug
to RCA plug,"
(available
in most electronics or
hardware stores) to connect to your particular
stereo. Connect the
two
cables from the L and
R
AUDIO ports on the computer to the L and R
AUX inputs on
your amplifier and select AUX input
on your stereo.
6. Plug the monitor and the Amiga into a
.i-proiiiZL-i!
electrical outlet,
CAUTION: If the house AC wall outlet
is not the
3-
pronged type, contact an electrician to install the
correct 3-pronged outlet- If
a
multi-connector
box
is used to connect the computer and peripherals to
the
AC
line, the
AC
ground
mus
all units. Contact an electrician if you a
if
your
system is grounded properly
.
Check
your
Turn the
monitor and the Amiga ON .
Your Amiga
is
now
ready to use.
If You Have a
Problem . . .
If the screen
display is not clear, try
adjusting the
controls on
your television set or
monitor. You may
not get a picture at all
if your control
settings or
connections
are not
correct.
In such a case you should
check all
your settings and
connections. Often the
TV
may simply be tuned to
the wrong
channel, or you may
have the
brightness turned off.
The Trouble-shooting
Chart shown on the
following pages lists
some of the more
common
problems and tells how to
correct them.
If you
check
the
connectioas
and still can't get
the computer to
work, call CUSTOMER
SUPPORT:
(215)
436-4200
Commodore
CUSTOMER SERVICE
personnel at this
number will help you find
and
correct
the problem. If the
problem cannot be
corrected over the phone,
you
will
be
given
the number of the
Commodore
service facility nearest
you.
Commodore has over 750
independent companies,
including the
RCA Service Company,
ready to
provide nation-
wide service and
maintenance for
your Commodore
equipment.
Most set-up and
start-up
problems arc
simple and can be diagnosed
over the
phone.
By
calling CUSTOMER
SUPPORT, you
can probably
avoid
an
unnecessary
trip to the
service facility.
More important,
you can continue
to use your equipment.
Remember—Call the
CUSTOMER
SUPPORT number before
you take any
equip-
ment in for
warranty
service.