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Scanning for channels

When running 

WinTV2000

for the first time, you will

need to scan for your HDTV channels. The

WinTV-HD

board has two coax video connectors: a

UHF/VHF TV antenna connector and a cable TV connec-
tor. You will need to scan for TV channels on each con-
nector.
When scanning the UHF/VHF Antenna 
Connector, set the Tuner Format to

DTV-ATSC

. Make

sure the Broadcast entry is set to Antenna.
When scanning the Cable Connector for HDTV channels,
set the Tuner Format to

MN

. Make sure the Broadcast

entry is set to 

Antenna

or to 

Cable

for regular cable channels.

Setting up the channels

After you have scanned for channels, you can
add the channel names. To do this, click on the
Suite button on 

WinTV2000

.

Then double click on Input Sources.
Chose

Tuner

for the 

Antenna

, or 

Tuner2

for

Cable TV


Click on the desired channel, then click on 

Edit

.

Change the 

ChannelName 

to the name of the

station. Then click 

OK

.

After the PC reboots the 

WinTV Application

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.

After the Setup program is complete, you will see

WinTV2000 icon

on your Windows desktop. To

run the 

WinTV2000

application, double click on

the 

WinTV2000 icon

. After rebooting your PC,

the Remote Control will be enabled.

WinTV-HD

Quick Installation Guide
for Windows

®

98/Me/2000

WinTV-HD 

board

Pod Cable,

with A/V inputs, IR connection

and Monitor interface

External Audio cable

- 1/8” miniplug to

1/8” miniplug.

S/PDIF cable

to convert LineOut jack to

Phono plug for S/PDIF Applications

Internal Audio Connector, 

Connect

Analog Audio Internal to your sound card.

Wireless Remote

with 2 AAA batteries.

Remote receiver 

with velcro fastener.

WinTV-HD for Windows Installation 
CD-ROM

with:

WinTV driver and application
Remote control application
Utilities

Contents of the WinTV-HD package

Switch off the computer. 

The manufacturer of your PC sup-
plies instructions on removing the
PC cover.

Remove the cover. 

Step 1: Prepare the computer

Locate a free PCI slot (a short
white slot). 

Unscrew and remove the metal
cover plate which covers the back
of the empty slot.

Plug the 

WinTV-HD

board into the

PCI slot, and screw the WinTV’s
metal cover plate to the PC. 

Replace the computer cover.

Step 2: Install the WinTV-HD board 

The 

WinTV-HD

board has two coax video

connectors: one for a 

UHF/VHF TV  antenna

and one for 

cable TV

. Screw your UHF/VHF

antenna (a rooftop antenna is recommended
for digital TV reception in most areas) into the

Antenna connector

. Plug your cable TV con-

nection to the 

Cable TV  connector

.

One end of the 

External Audio cable (1/8”

minijack) 

should be plugged into 

WinTV-HD’s

Audio LineOutput,

and the other end plugged

into the 

Line-In connector

on your PC’s

sound card for stereo speaker sound.

If you are connecting the

WinTV-HD

to a

Home Theater system which uses a Digital
sound input, the 

WinTV-HD’s

S/PDIF adapter

lets you convert the 1/8” Line-Out jack to a

Digital sound RCA jack

. See 

Step 3a

below.

Plug the Pod Cables’

26-pin male connector

into the 

WinTV-HD Pod Cable connector

.

The yellow 

VideoIn jack

, the 4pin 

S-Video In

connector

and the 

AudioIn (L) and (R) 

on the

Pod Cable can be used to input analog
audio/video from a VCR, camcorder, DVD
player or satellite TV receiver.

The 

Remote receiver (IR)

is plugged into the

Pod Cable’s (IR) plug

. Use the Velcro dot to

position the Remote Receiver (IR) where it
will be able to receive line of sight, infra-red
commands from the Remote Transmitter.

Step 3: Connect the WinTV-HD cables 

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Step 4: Using the S/PDIF & Internal Analog connectors

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Step 6: Install the WinTV driver for Windows

Note: 

The 

WinTV-HD

requires the latest version of Windows98, known as Windows98-SE,

any version of Windows2000 or WindowsMe.

Note:

We recommend a PII 600 or better for recording transport streams to you hard disk.

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Step 7: WinTV Software installation

Step 8: The new WinTV2000 application

Hauppauge!

®

This board and remote are subject to change

Pod Cable

Wireless

Remote

Remote

receiver (IR)

VGA to 
Y-Pr-Pb

Adapter

Internal Audio

Connector

S/PDIF

Cable

Audio LineOutput
or S/PDIF

Antenna connector

Cable TV connector 

Pod Cable connector

WinTV-HD

Connections

(Pod) A/V Connectors

Remote

Receiver (IR

)

S-Video In

VideoIn

AudioIn

(L)

AudioIn

(R)

S/PDIF Jumper setting

To configure the WinTV-HD for an exter-
nal S/PDIF decoder, place the 

2 Shunt

jumpers vertically

on the top half of

jumper JP4

. This routes the S/PDIF

output to the 

Audio LineOutput

mini

stereo connector. Then connect the
supplied 

S/PDIF cable

between the

Audio 

Line-Out jack

on the WinTV-HD

back panel connector and a 

Digital

input on your Home Theater sys-
tem

.

Internal Analog Audio Connector

When using the 

S/PDIF output 

for audio from

your digital channels, audio from your analog TV
channels comes from the Internal Analog Audio
connector.

-

Connect one end of the supplied internal

audio cable to connector 

JP2

on the 

WinTV-HD

-

Connect the other end to your sound card’s

black internal audio input connector.

Internal Analog

Audio connector

(JP2)

S/PDIF Shunt

Jumpers (JP4)

Analog audio setting

JP4

(Factory default)

S/PDIF audio setting

JP4

Step 5: Single and Dual Monitor Setup  

Single Monitor mode (SMS)

In Single Monitor mode, you can watch analog
and digital TV-in-a-window plus see Hi-Def TV
full screen on your VGA monitor.
Remove your VGA monitor cable from your
VGA card and connect it to the short leg of the
Pod cable labeled “MONITOR”.
Now, connect the long leg of the Pod cable
labeled “VGA” to your VGA card.

Dual Monitor mode (DMS)

In Dual Monitor mode, you can watch analog
and digital TV-in-a-window on your VGA
screen, plus at the same time see Hi-Def TV
full screen on another Hi-Def monitor or anoth-
er VGA monitor. Connect your high definition

monitor to the short leg of the Pod cable
labeled 

“MONITOR”

. Leave your VGA monitor

connected to your VGA card. During operation
you need to tell the software you are in DMS.
Right click the mouse button on the TV screen
and keep the right mouse button depressed
for a few seconds until you’ll see the Settings
menu pop up. Then go to Hi-Def Options and
click Dual Monitor.
If you are using the supplied 

VGA to Y-Pr-Pb

adapter

, check 

YPrPb Primary display

as

your Primary display.
You can choose the Hi-Def output resolution by
clicking one of the Set resolutions settings.

to the WinTV-HD

board

to VGA card

to VGA or HiDef

monitor

5a.

When re-starting Windows for the first time

after the 

WinTV-HD

board has been

installed, the Add New Hardware Wizard will
appear.

Click Next.

Select Search for the best dri-

ver for your device 

Recommended

Click

Next.

5b.

When you see the above dialog box, insert the

WinTV Windows Installation CD-ROM into your
CD-ROM drive. 

Select 

CD-ROM drive

and

click 

Next

.

5d.

You will see a number of files being copied to

your hard disk drive.

5e.

Click 

Finish

. You will need to reboot your 

system for the changes to take effect.

5f.

The 

WinTV-HD

will be listed in Device Manager

in Sound Video and Game 
controlers as 

Janus Video Capture

Snapshot button

Freeze TV

Software remote 

control & Video

controls

Color/audio

configuration

Preferences

menu

Full screen TV

Minimize

Close WinTV

Channel 

configuration

Snapshot viewer window 

Double click on each

“thumbnail” to see 

image full size

Current TV channel

or video source

Click your right mouse button
here to remove toolbars. Click

again to restore toolbars.
Click and hold your right

mouse button to see the

Options menu.

Remove toolbar

Channel Up & Channel Down

Volume Up

& Down

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