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Revision as of 16:12, 8 November 2020
 
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S-Video PortThis is an old port that was used to output video to televisions. Please note that 7-pin S-Video out ports are capable of outputting Composite Video, but you need a proprietary cable (FRU: 27L0531/27L0532) to utilize this feature. It is unknown if it works for 7-pin S-Video in ports as well.
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