1-6 Connecting Optional Equipment A very high-resolution, accelerated graphics board may require a special high-bandwidth monitor with separate red, green, and blue BNC input connectors. A genlock, RF modulator, or other video related device allows you to use an ordinary television or a composite video monitor for certain display modes. Such devices may have an F (coaxial) connector, antenna leads, RCAjacks, and/or BNC connectors. See the documentation for your graphics expansion hardware and your monitor for specific information about making the proper connections. Your dealer can help you choose the right combination of graphics hardware, monitor, and monitor cable or adapter for your use.
Two RCAjacks (female connectors) labeled AUDIO Land R connect the Amiga's left and right sound channels to a monitor or audio equipment. A monitor with internal speakers allows you to hear the Amiga's sound output without other external equipment. An Amiga stereo monitor comes with a stereo cable, color-coded for the left and right channels. Insert the connectors at one end of the cable into the Amiga's left and right audio output jacks. Then insert If you have no optional equipment to install, skip ahead to the section, "Connecting Power and Turning On the Amiga." Power connection is always the final step.
If you have tested your Amiga system after making the basic connections, turn it off before connecting any other items. Never attempt to connect or disconnect anything while the power is on. Connecting Optional Equipment Audio Connection to a Stereo Monitor Audio Connection