This is the most important step in this process. Staying organized can save you hours of frustration. Follow these suggestions: • Write it down! Keep a notebook of the connected devices. • Use color coded sticky notes or labels to identify which device goes to what cable. • Clear some room on the floor in front of the TV. • Lay each device on the floor, with some space between each (the more space the better).

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• Lay each cable on the floor, going from the device it is for, to the TV. • Stick your labels to each end of each cable, color coding each differently. HDMI for DVD player gets blue labels, HDMI for Game Console gets red labels.

• Write down your color coding in your notebook. DVD: Blue, Game: Red. This is the most important step in this process. Staying organized can save you hours of frustration. Follow these suggestions: • Write it down! Keep a notebook of the connected devices.

• Use color coded sticky notes or labels to identify which device goes to what cable. • Clear some room on the floor in front of the TV. • Lay each device on the floor, with some space between each (the more space the better).

Place the Audio receiver on the floor, between the other devices and the TV. Usability Engineering Ebook Pdf Biz. • Lay each cable on the floor, going from the device it is for, to the Audio Receiver, and one from the receiver to the TV.

• Stick your labels to each end of each cable, color coding each differently. HDMI for DVD player gets blue labels, HDMI for Game Console gets red labels. • Write down your color coding in your notebook. DVD: Blue, Game: Red. This is the most important step in this process. Staying organized can save you hours of frustration. Follow these suggestions: • Write it down!

Keep a notebook of the connected devices. • Use color coded sticky notes or labels to identify which device goes to what cable. • Clear some room on the floor in front of the TV.

• Lay each device on the floor, with some space between each (the more space the better). • Lay each cable on the floor, going from the device it is for, to the TV. • Stick your labels to each end of each cable, color coding each differently. HDMI for DVD player gets blue labels, HDMI for Game Console gets red labels.

• Write down your color coding in your notebook. DVD: Blue, Game: Red. Now that we are organized, get your notebook (or sheet of paper). • Move the side of the cables near the TV far enough that you will be able to reach them from behind the TV. • Bring your notebook with you, and get behind the TV (where the input/output ports are located). Important: Pay close attention to the TV ports. In and Out mean very different things.

• Plug the Audio Receiver cable into the port. • Plug all Video devices (DVD Player, Game Console, Cable Box, etc.) into available In ports. Write down the port number next to each device in your notebook. DVD: Blue - HDMI1, Game: Red - HDMI2. • Once all cables are connected, you are done behind the TV. Now that we are organized, get your notebook (or sheet of paper).

• Move the side of the cables near the TV far enough that you will be able to reach them from behind the TV. • Bring your notebook with you, and get behind the TV (where the input/output ports are located).

Important: Pay close attention to the TV ports. In and Out mean very different things. • Plug all Video devices (DVD Player, Game Console, Cable Box, etc.) into available In ports. Write down the port number next to each device in your notebook. DVD: Blue - HDMI1, Game: Red - HDMI2. • Once all cables are connected, you are done behind the TV. Change the Sound Out Setting on your TV.