First &amp; foremost, please forgive my ignorance. Once I insert the the cable to connection, where do the other 2 parts go?
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The one end just slips over the connection. The only other 2 parts that I know about are the two parts that are on the end of the antennae. I just have the antennae taped up on the wall. I'm sorry, that's the only parts that I know about. and they don't hook into anything; just parts of the antennae. I hope this helps.
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Hello,Thank you for asking. There should say HDMI next to the inputs where the cable should be plugged in. We hope this helps. If there is anything else we can do for you, please let us know.Regards,Abacus
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Use your original cable to connect. The other plug is for charging the unit in the wall connector.
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Comment 101 has a wire diagram that should help youhttp://club4g.org/board/audio/23862-aux-cable-install-3.html
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You have to attach the wires of what ever cable you have. Most cables have 3 wires on them, a ground wire, a power wire, and a neutral wire. We have had ours for about 3 years with no problems.
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If I remember correctly it's a butt connection. You slide in the bare cable, stripped back, and turn the screw to clamp it down. I'm using 1g cable and could have used a bigger one if I had wanted to... Clear as mud?
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Check that the cable is fully seated in your PC. I had the same issue, I thought it was fully plugged in but there was one more click it could go.
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If this question has come to me because it's the same one I purchased, rest easy, it will include the cable. Get ready to rock!
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The only thing mine is connected to is the cable box...sorry, I don't have a clue.
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Sorry Rob, after buying the cable I had other issues and could not use it. Good luck!
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I would recommend pin connectors. As mentioned in some of the reviews, the openings for each of the cable terminations are quite small. I ultimately had to remove approximately 40% of the strands, solder and then pinch the wire flat to be able to fit them into each of the holes. If I had pin connectors this would have likely have been a better way to go. Have not had a chance to provide feedback yet but this was a very painful exercise and I will reflect this in my summary. Other than this the unit seems fine.
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I'm donating it so it's packed away right now. I seem to recall a cable that had a standard A connector on it. Whatever it was, it didn't meet my needs, and I bought a 2 port front panel USB 3 unit.
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seth.. we had to remove the covers on the end of the cable. The tiny black covers over the connectors.. they come off. We removed 2, then it fit just fine. I hope this answers your question
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Just the device, the cable and power are separate. I recommend a power splitter and standard ATX power supply. I saw 3 way splitters from the ATX, works well.
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Cut the connector off of the end of the cable that you are to connect to the subwolfer. There should be two wires joined together, make a slit from the cut end with a knife and separate the two wires and strip the ends. You can twist up the ends and (better yet tin them with silver solder) and just connect to the sub. Cheers! and enjoy.
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Sorry that I haven't gotten back to you sooner, it is total up to you. I plug in the cables on the sides of the laptop, close the laptop, and put the laptop in the stand with the back edge of the computer going into the stand first. I have my stand sitting to the left of my keyboard and monitor with the bottom part of the laptop facing out. The power cord runs behind the laptop over the edge of the desk down to where the power adaptor is plugged into. The cord for the monitor comes up the back of the desk and plugs into the laptop, and the keyboard just runs across the desk and plugs into the laptop. I hope this is of help and makes sense. Sorry that I haven't gotten back to you sooner, it is total up to you. I plug in the cables on the sides of the laptop, close the laptop, and put the laptop in the stand with the back edge of the computer going into the stand first. I have my stand sitting to the left of my keyboard and monitor with the bottom part of the laptop facing out. The power cord runs behind the laptop over the edge of the desk down to where the power adaptor is plugged into. The cord for the monitor comes up the back of the desk and plugs into the laptop, and the keyboard just runs across the desk and plugs into... » Read More Sorry that I haven't gotten back to you sooner, it is total up to you. I plug in the cables on the sides of the laptop, close the laptop, and put the laptop in the stand with the back edge of the computer going into the stand first. I have my stand sitting to the left of my keyboard and monitor with the bottom part of the laptop facing out. The power cord runs behind the laptop over the edge of the desk down to where the power adaptor is plugged into. The cord for the monitor comes up the back of the desk and plugs into the laptop, and the keyboard just runs across the desk and plugs into the laptop. I hope this is of help and makes sense. « Show Less
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It is a pass-through. There is a male USB on the end of the cable. http://imgur.com/SU9HzOl