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KV-SW34M61

RM-W103

MODEL

VIDEO MODE

TV MODE

Wide

Wide

OFF

NO

OFF

ON

SW34 series

x

x-6

x

x-6

7. Copy SADJ 000 PMAX (Video mode) to SADJ 000

PMAX (TV mode): Wide mode as below:-
Adjusted PMAX VALUE=X

8. Set the PWL & BLBG back to (PWL: 01h and

BLBG: 00h)

3-4. DEFLECTION ADJUSTMENT

H-TRAPEZOID ADJUSTMENT

1. Receive cross hatch/dot signal
2. Adjust RV1800 on C-Board to make H-Trapezoid

distortion best.

NORMAL MODE (50Hz)

1. Set to Service Mode.
2. Input SPCB Signal (For NTSC models select Video

mode)

3. Using the 

1

 and 

4

 buttons select, category GEOM

(service mode) Raise/lower data using the 

3

 and 

6

buttons to adjust the following items:-
Service Item

GEOM:

000

HPOS

HORIZONTAL SHIFT (HS)

001

HPAR

HORIZONTAL
PARALLELOGRAM

002

HBOW

HORIZONTAL BOW

004

VSCR

VERTICAL SCROLL

005

HSIZ

EW WIDTH (EW)

006

EWPW

EW PARABOLA/WIDTH (PW)

007

UCOP

EW UPPER CORNER
PARABOLA

008

LCOP

EW LOWER CORNER
PARABOLA

009

EWTZ

EW TRAPEZIUM

010

VSLP

VERTICAL SLOPE (VS)
PARALLELOGRAM

011

VSIZ

VERTICAL AMPLITUDE

012

SCOR

S-CORRECTION (SC)

013

VPOS

VERTICAL SHIFT (VSH)

WIDE MODE (50Hz)

(V-Compression Adjustment)
1. Input SPCB signal(For NTSC models select Video

mode)

2. Adjust condition to WIDE MODE : ON.
3. Copy (item from NORMAL MODE (50Hz) adjusted

data for the following items:
Service Item

GEOM:

003

VLIN

VERTICAL LINEARITY

010

VSLP

VERTICAL SLOPE

011

VSIZ

VERTICAL AMPLITUDE

012

SCOR

S-CORRECTION (SC)

4. Raise/lower data using the 

3

 and 

6

 buttons, select

and adjust the following item to obtain optimum image.
Service Item

GEOM:

000

HPOS

HORIZONTAL SHIFT (HS)

001

HPAR

HORIZONTAL
PARALLELOGRAM

002

HBOW

HORIZONTAL BOW

005

HSIZ

EW WIDTH (EW)

006

EWPW

EW PARABOLA/WIDTH (PW)

007

UCOP

EW UPPER CORNER
PARABOLA

008

LCOP

EW LOWER CORNER
PARABOLA

009

EWTZ

EW TRAPEZIUM

013

VPOS

VERTICAL SHIFT (VSH)

NORMAL MODE (60Hz)

1. Input 525/60Hz signal.
2. Using the 

1

 and 

4

 buttons select category GEOM

(Service Mode.)

3. Raise/ lower data using the 

3

 and 

6

 buttons to

obtain optimum image.
Service Item

GEOM:

000

HPOS

HORIZONTAL SHIFT (HS)

001

HPAR

HORIZONTAL
PARALLELOGRAM

002

HBOW

HORIZONTAL BOW

003

VLIN

VERTICAL LINEARITY

005

HSIZ

EW WIDTH (EW)

006

EWPW

EW PARABOLA/WIDTH (PW)

007

UCOP

EW UPPER CORNER
PARABOLA

008

LCOP

EW LOWER CORNER
PARABOLA

009

EWTZ

EW TRAPEZIUM

010

VSLP

VERTICAL SLOPE (VS)

011

VSIZ

VERTICAL AMPLITUDE

012

SCOR

S-CORRECTION (SC)

013

VPOS

VERTICAL SHIFT (VSH)

WIDE MODE (60Hz)

(V-Compression Adjustment)
1. Input Monoscope signal
2. Adjust condition to WIDE MODE : ON.
3. Copy (item from NORMAL MODE 60Hz) adjusted

data for the following items:
Service Item

GEOM:

003

VLIN

VERTICAL LINEARITY

010

VSLP

VERTICAL SLOPE

011

VSIZ

VERTICAL AMPLITUDE

012

SCOR

S-CORRECTION (SC)

Summary of Contents for KV-SW34M61

Page 1: ...REVISION HISTORY MODEL KV SW34M61 KV SW34M61 PART NO 9 872 474 01 NO SUFFIX DATE SUPPL CORR DESCRIPTION 1 01 2004 10 1st Issue CHASSIS BX1L ...

Page 2: ...MODEL COMMANDER DEST CHASSIS NO CHASSIS TRINITRON COLOR TV SERVICE MANUAL BX1L MODEL COMMANDER DEST CHASSIS NO KV SW34M61 RM W103 GE SCC V04S A KV SW34M61 RM W103 Malaysia SCC U96W A RM W103 ...

Page 3: ...n 35 4 3 Schematic Diagram Information 35 4 3 1 C Board Schematic Diagram 36 4 3 2 A Board Processor Audio Tuner Jack Block 001 38 4 3 3 A Board Power Supply Deflection Block 002 40 4 3 4 A Board Heat Sink Block 003 42 4 3 5 H5 Board Schematic Diagram 43 4 3 6 VM Board Schematic Diagram 45 4 3 7 DL Boards Schematic Diagram 47 4 3 8 F and H4 BoardsSchematic Diagrams 49 4 3 9 J3 Board Schematic Diag...

Page 4: ...5 5 0 5 1 255 8 0 8 1 255 Probable Cause Location Power cord is not plugged in Fuse is burned out F4601 F Board H OUT Q511 is shorted A board IC751 is shorted C CV Board 13V is not supplied A Board IC503 voltage list is faulty A Board Video OUT IC751 is faulty C Board IC001 is faulty A Board Screen G2 is improperly adjusted IC604 faulty IC607 faulty The units in this manual contain a self diagnost...

Page 5: ...confirmation To Bring Up Screen Test In standby mode press buttons on the remote commander sequentially in rapid succession as shown below display channel 5 volume Power TV Note that this differs from entering the service mode volume Self Diagnostic screen display Diagnostic Item Flash Count B overcurrent 2 times Vertical NG 4 times IK AKB 5 times Supply Voltage Protection 8 times One flash count ...

Page 6: ...when an overcurrent on the B 135V line is detected by pin 97 of IC001 A Board If the voltage of pin 97 of IC001 A Board is less than 3 9V the unit will automatically go to standby Vertical NG Occurs when an absence of the vertical deflection pulse is detected by pin 116 of IC001 A Board IK AKB If the RGB levels do not balance within 15 sec after the power is turned on this error will be detected b...

Page 7: ...3 BOARD REMOVAL 1 1 REAR COVER REMOVAL 1 6 F BOARD REMOVAL 2 Rear cover 1 Thirteen screws BVTP 4 16 Type2 IT 3 5 One Screw BVTP 3 12 Type2 IT 3 3 One screw BVTP 4 16 Type2 IT 3 4 Two screws BVTP 3 12 Type2 IT 3 2 Terminal Bracket 6 Two Hooks 7 J3 Board 1 One screw BVTP 3 12 Type2 IT 3 1 Two screws Washer Head P4 16 2 F Board 1 Two Hooks ...

Page 8: ...03 1 8 DL BOARD REMOVAL 1 9 A BOARD REMOVAL 1 7 H4 and H5 BOARD REMOVAL 1 Four Hooks 2 H5 Board 4 H4 Board 3 Four Hooks 1 Two Hooks 2 DL Board 2 Five screws BVTAP 3 12 1 One screw washer head P 3 12 4 Four Hooks 3 A Board ...

Page 9: ...amage the inside of anode cap A metal fitting called the shatter hook terminal is built into the rubber 3 Do not turn the foot of rubber over too hard The shatter hook terminal will stick out or damage the rubber a a b b c anode button 1 10 PICTURE TUBE REMOVAL Note Please make sure the TV set is not in standing position before removing necessary CRT support located on bottom right and left 1 Remo...

Page 10: ... Position neck assy as shown in Fig 2 1 3 Set the pattern generator raster signal to a green raster 4 Move the deflection yoke to the rear and adjust with purity control so that the green is at the center and the blue and the red take up equally sized areas on each side Figures 2 2 through 2 4 5 Move the deflection yoke forward and adjust so that the entire screen is green Figure 2 2 6 Switch the ...

Page 11: ...ergence with the H STAT variable resistor and the V STAT magnet in the manner given below In this case the H STAT variable resistor and the V STAT magnet influence each other so be sure to perform adjustments while tracking 4 BMC Hexapole Magnet If the red green and blue dots are not balanced or aligned then use the BMC magnet to adjust in the manner described below H STAT VR V STAT Magnet RV705 H...

Page 12: ...tion 1 Affix the Permaloy Assy Correction corresponding to the misconverged areas TLV Rotate TLV 2 VOL 29 34 on DY XCV Rotate XCV Adj core on DY YCH Rotate YCH VOL on DY TLH Insert TLH Correction Plate to DY Pocket Left or Right b a c d a d screen corner misconvergence a b c d a to d Permaloy Assy Correction Fix a Permaloy Assy Correction to the misconverged areas 2 3 Terrestrial Magnetism Correct...

Page 13: ...ut white raster signal 3 Set Picture to DYNAMIC Intelligent Picture ON i For SA SR set OPTB 006 OPB 6 to 00 4 Select WHBL 002 RDRV and adjust the value to 37 5 Select WHBL 003 GDRV and 004 BDRV and adjust the data for the best white balance in highlight condition 6 Adjust WHBL 000 BKOR and 001 BKOG and adjust the data for best white balance cut off condition 7 Write into the memory by pressing MUT...

Page 14: ...itch ON and set to Service Mode 3 Call the adjusted items again to confirm adjustments were made t DISPLAY t 5 t VOL t POWER Item no Service data NVM Service Field Channel no Category in decimal Item name in decimal NG Command Frequency Video Input Name GEOM 006 EWPW 031 x SERVICE 60 S VIDEO 1 Software Service data Reserved Power On Time Release ID Version in binary for factory Color System decima...

Page 15: ...The WRITE display will be changed to red color while excuting and back to SERVICE Example on screen display Use the same method for all Items Use 1 and 4 to select the adjustment item use 3 and 6 to adjust write with MUTING then execute the write with Note 1 In WRITE the data for all items are written into memory together 2 For adjustment items that have different standard data between 50Hz or 60H...

Page 16: ...6 1 0 6 w 0 5 w 0 6 0 5 n e e r c S 3 4 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 6 0 0 W P W E 1 3 0 3 6 0 W P h t d i W a l o b a r a P W E Z F N Z W 0 6 0 5 n e e r c S 9 6 1 0 6 w 0 5 w 0 6 0 5 n e e r c S 3 4 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 7 0 0 P O C U 7 1 0 3 6 0 a l o b a r a P r e n r o C r e p p U W E Z F N Z W 0 6 0 5 n e e r c S 9 6 1 0 6 w 0 5 w 0 6 0 5 n e e r c S 3 4 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 8 0 0 P O C L 7 1 0 3 6 0 a l o b a r a ...

Page 17: ...h g i r B d r a d n a t S n o N e n o n 0 0 0 2 0 P B W 0 0 0 3 0 0 w o L 3 2 l a m r o N 1 h g i H 0 g n i t t e S p m e T r o l o C e d o M e r u t c i P 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 G V T y t i l a n o i t c n u F t i n I e g n a R n o i t c n u F e t o N e l b a T e m a N e c i v e D d e l i a t e D e u l a V l a i t i n I y r o g e t a C o N e m a N c e D c e D n o m m o C V U Y l a p 0 5 V T l a p 0 5 o ...

Page 18: ... T C 0 0 0 1 0 0 e d o M p a r T a m o r h C s r e h t o M A C E S 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 S P B 0 0 0 1 0 0 e n i L y a l e D d n a b e s a B a m o r h C f o s s a p y B s r e h t o C S T N 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 O C F 0 0 0 1 0 0 n O r o l o C d e c r o F 0 0 3 1 0 T N I T 1 3 0 3 6 0 l o r t n o C t n i T d n a B e s a B s r e h t o V U Y 2 3 2 3 4 1 0 V U T 0 0 0 1 0 0 s l a n g i S V U n o l o r t n o C t n i T...

Page 19: ...D s r e h t O e v i L 1 0 1 0 8 0 0 R O C 3 0 0 3 0 0 g n i r o C s r e h t o a n y D o e d i V V T 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 9 0 0 O R O C 0 0 0 3 0 0 c i P t n e g i l l e t n I t e s f f O g n i r o C 1 0 0 1 0 S K B 3 0 0 3 0 0 h c t e r t S k c a l B s r e h t o B G R 2 0 1 1 0 S A A 1 0 0 1 0 0 h c t e r t S k c a l B e h t f f o h c t i w S o t a e r A k c a l B 1 0 2 1 0 K S D 0 0 0 1 0 0 l o r t n ...

Page 20: ...0 d l o h s e r h T p o r D l e v e L N S p m A F R 1 0 0 1 0 X E N L 6 1 0 3 6 0 g n i m i T p o r D N S k c e h c p m A F R 0 3 1 1 0 R T H C 8 4 0 7 2 1 e d o M r e s U p m A F R t e s o t g r P o t u A r e t f a d l o h s e r h T l e n n a h C 5 2 2 1 0 O S U T 0 0 0 1 0 0 d e s U r e n u T Y N O S 0 0 G V T y t i l a n o i t c n u F t i n I e g n a R n o i t c n u F e t o N e l b a T e m a N ...

Page 21: ...a n g i S t u p t u O o i d u A 0 0 4 0 0 C V P H 0 0 0 1 0 0 l o r t n o C e m u l o V e n o h P d a e H 0 0 G V T y t i l a n o i t c n u F t i n I e g n a R n o i t c n u F e t o N e l b a T e m a N e c i v e D n o m m o C y r o g e t a C o N e m a N c e D c e D T X T 0 0 0 V X T 9 3 0 3 6 0 s p i l i h P r o f n o i t i s o P l a c i t r e V t x e t e l e T r e d o c e D t x e T 9 3 1 0 0 D H ...

Page 22: ... b u S F R K P S r e t n e C o e d i V F R 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 F E S 3 0 0 7 0 0 t c e f f E o e r e t S o n o M e l b i d e r c n I o n o m I o e r e t s I 5 0 3 0 4 1 0 L 1 A 0 0 0 5 5 2 t f e L e m u l o V 1 X U A 0 0 5 1 0 R 1 A 0 0 0 5 5 2 t h g i R e m u l o V 1 X U A 0 0 6 1 0 S A B 0 0 0 5 1 0 t e s f f O s s a B n i a M 3 2 7 1 0 E R T 0 0 0 5 1 0 t e s f f O e l b e r T n i a M 8 2 8 1 0 1 Q E...

Page 23: ... y H 4 0 4 1 0 Y L N O 0 0 0 1 0 0 t u p t u o C E D n o M A C I N d e t a l e r y l n o e c u d o r p e R 0 0 5 1 0 M A X E 0 0 0 1 0 0 P E D D L d r a d n a t s n i e t u m o t u a f o e s a c n i e c r u o s k c a b l l a F 0 0 6 1 0 T M I N 0 0 0 1 0 0 P E D D e t a r r o r r e t i b n o d n e p e d n o i t c n u f e t u m o t u a M A C I N 0 0 7 1 0 E L I N 0 0 1 5 5 2 P E D D t i m i l r o r...

Page 24: ... 0 0 E T U M 0 0 0 1 0 0 d e l b a n e 1 h c t i w S e t u M l a n g i S o N 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 L U F R 5 1 0 5 1 0 h f 0 n e h w e l b a s i D d e k c o l n U r e t f a r e t n u o C e g n a h C l a n g i S F R 1 0 4 0 6 0 0 K L F R 5 1 0 5 1 0 h f 0 n e h w e l b a s i D d e k c o L r e t f a r e t n u o C e g n a h C l a n g i S F R 4 0 0 0 7 0 0 G N A L 0 0 0 3 0 0 n o i t i d n o c g n i p p i h s...

Page 25: ... c S 0 0 5 0 0 D C L 0 0 0 1 0 0 D C L e d o M D C L 0 0 G V T y t i l a n o i t c n u F t i n I e g n a R n o i t c n u F e t o N e l b a T e m a N e c i v e D n o m m o C d e l i a t e D e u l a V l a i t i n I y r o g e t a C o N e m a N c e D c e D s r e h t O V U Y S U P O 0 0 0 F F O S 0 0 0 1 0 0 n o C A h t i w y b d n a t s 1 n o C A h t i w y r o m e m t s a l w o l l o f 0 f f o y a t S...

Page 26: ... 0 1 B P O 0 0 0 5 5 2 d e t a l e r m e t s y S 1 n o i t p O 2 0 0 2 B P O 0 0 0 5 5 2 d e t a l e r l a n g i S o e d i V 2 n o i t p O n o i t p O o t r e f e R 3 0 0 3 B P O 0 0 0 5 5 2 d e t a l e r g n i d o c e D o e r e t S 3 n o i t p O e g a p g n i t t e s t i B 4 0 0 4 B P O 0 0 0 5 5 2 s u o e n a l l e c s i M 4 n o i t p O 9 2 7 2 5 0 0 5 B P O 0 0 0 5 5 2 s u o e n a l l e c s i M...

Page 27: ... QSS 01 01 00 Category No Name Table Stereo AV Stereo SDEC 019 EPMD 02 01 020 STDS 31 13 026 DCXI 00 00 027 DCXG 03 00 029 DCLH 06 00 Category No Name Table Others Russia OPTM 007 LANG 00 01 Category No Name Table Others Russia OPTM 010 DCXO 53 53 Category No Name Table Hong Kong China Other OPTM 012 TSYS 01 02 00 ...

Page 28: ...System 0 disabled 1 enabled Color decoding Color Crystal Selection 00 PAL NTSC Multi 01 NTSC 3 58MHz 10 PAL NTSC 4 43MHz 11 PAL NTSC Tri Norma Item Party Mode PAM GA Component Composite SCART SECAM Color Decording DEC KV SW34M61 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 60 GE KV SW34M61 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 60 Malaysia Item Speed Search Home Wide M GA B G I D K DEC Theatre Screen KV SW34M61 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 79 GE KV SW34M61 0 1 ...

Page 29: ... Matrix 0 Active 1 Passive 1 spk Models 1 Speaker Models 0 2 or 3 Speaker Models 1 1 speaker Models VM Velocity Modulation 0 disabled 1 enabled Equalizer 5 band Equalizer Model 0 Bass Treble Model 1 Equalizer Model Surround Surround Selection 00 Off Simulated Surround 01 Off Simulated SRS 3D Surround 10 Off Simulated WOW TruSurround 11 Off Simulated WOW TruSurround Virtual Bolby not working now TO...

Page 30: ... OSD Feature 2 Temporary for BX1L 0 Comb Not available 1 Comb available Feature 1 Temporary for BX1L 0 PiP Not Available 1 PiP available OSD Language Selection US GA NTSC 1x1x Complicated Chinese 1xx1 Korean note for BX1L combination of C Chinese Korean not available GA 1xxx Simplified Chinese x1xx Arabic xx1x Thai xxx1 Vietnamese No OPB6 Item GA US 3D OSD Feature 1 Feature 2 OSD Language Selectio...

Page 31: ...odels with NTSC 4 43 select TV channel with NTSC 4 43 and repeat no 3 to 6 VB1 VB2 VB3 VB4 VB1 VB2 VB3 VB4 VB1 VB2 VB3 VB4 80mV The highest level of VB1 VB2 VB3 VB4 must be aligned at the same time The ideal difference between VB2 and VB3 is within 80mV Sub Hue Adjustment For YUV input 1 Select YUV input 2 Input NTSC 3 58 Color Bar Into YUV mode 3 Connect an oscilloscope to pin 1 B output of CN004...

Page 32: ... data for the following items Service Item GEOM 003 VLIN VERTICAL LINEARITY 010 VSLP VERTICAL SLOPE 011 VSIZ VERTICAL AMPLITUDE 012 SCOR S CORRECTION SC 4 Raise lower data using the 3 and 6 buttons select and adjust the following item to obtain optimum image Service Item GEOM 000 HPOS HORIZONTAL SHIFT HS 001 HPAR HORIZONTAL PARALLELOGRAM 002 HBOW HORIZONTAL BOW 005 HSIZ EW WIDTH EW 006 EWPW EW PAR...

Page 33: ...NG then to save into the memory H SIZE ADJUSTMENT HSIZ 1 Input Monoscope signal 2 Activate the Service Mode 3 Select HSIZ with 1 and 4 4 Adjust with 3 and 6 for the best horizontal size 5 Press MUTING then to save into the memory V SIZE ADJUSTMENT VSIZ 1 Input Monoscope signal 2 Activate the Service Mode 3 Select theVSIZ item with 1 and 4 4 Adjust value of VSIZ with 3 and 6 for the best vertical s...

Page 34: ...GRAM HPAR HORIZONTOL BOW HBOW HORIZONTOL PARALLELOGRAM HPAR H BOW HBOW UPPER PIN UCOP AND LOW PIN LCOP ADJUSTMENTS 1 Input Monoscope signal 2 Activate the Service Mode 3 Select the HPAR HBOW UCOP and LCOP with 1 and 4 4 Adjust with 3 and 6 for the best picture 5 Press MUTING then to save into the memory ...

Page 35: ...F DQP VM RGB Amp Rot Amp LCC Amp 6W R 6W L R H P EW Hd L R V V PWM RGB SIRCS KEY buttons PLL I O Port I O Port VIF SIF POWER Color Decoder YUV Processor Jungle RGB A D C D A C Stereo DSP Micro Text CC V chip LED B BOUT 42 GOUT 43 ROUT 42 VM 64 EWD 108 119 X TALIN 71 CVBS1 Y1 70 C1 78 CVBS2 Y2 77 C2 MON_OUT 81 SIFIN2 99 SIFIN1 100 VIFIN1 105 VIFIN2 104 OUTL 93 49 B Y BIN 50Y G IN 51 R Y R IN 118 X ...

Page 36: ...m references B bus B bus k signal path Note The reference number which starts with Wxxx eg W003 indicates a wire to wire connection Note Components marked as XX are not fitted on this model Reference information RESISTOR RN METAL FILM RC SOLID FPRD NONFLAMMABLE CARBON FUSE NONFLAMMABLE FUSIBLE RS NONFLAMMABLE METAL OXIDE RB NONFLAMMABLE CEMENT RW NONFLAMMABLE WIREWOUND ADJUSTMENT RESISTOR COIL LF ...

Page 37: ...80 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 1 4 J752 XX R774 150 3W RS 100p C789 100p C790 22uH L753 22uH L754 1 2W 1k R757 1 2W 1k R758 R3816 XX R3806 XX R3811 XX R3813 XX 3W RS R781 1 8 250V 10 C754 22uH L752 680 R754 680 R752 10 C785 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 1 GND GND 1 J751 KTC3199GR TP Q1804 22 C756 100p C788 1 2W 1k R756 1 2W 120k R760 XX C791 GND_3 GND_3 5 0MM JW1826 5 0MM JW1830 5 0MM JW3820 5 0MM JW3815 4 3 2 ...

Page 38: ...L105 D100 MA77 0 0047 C061 AGC AS SCL SDA 5V 30V IF TU102 D105 RN CP 33 R103 XX R150 R112 100p CHIP C104 25V 0 01 B CHIP C139 D106 Q103 100uH L100 D107 XX 16V 0 1 B CHIP C070 CHIP R128 0 RN CP 33 R119 C140 XX JR1135 XX CHIP 4 7k R106 CHIP 100 R118 L102 0 22UH 0 001 B CHIP C100 100uH L106 MSB709 RT1 Q300 D916 16V 0 22 C921 B CHIP C954 XX D917 R947 XX 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 CN905 XX R IN GND L IN GND COMB_Y ...

Page 39: ...588 MMDL914T1 D071 D665 UDZSTE 1736B 10ERB20 TB5 D633 10ERB20 TB5 D647 2 2 C598 0 0015 CHIP C502 CHIP 6 8k R570 3 3k R5028 0 022 C5073 CHIP 100k R5024 0 CHIP R550 RN CP 270k R664 RN CP 9 1k R654 RN CP 220k R661 RN CP 270k R6028 RN CP 220k R6029 47 C698 1000p B CHIP C637 17 5MM JW1608 22 5MM JW1609 CHIP 15k R6022 XX R6030 500V 4700p E C638 500V 4700p E C639 TP603 POST PIN 153635400 TP604 POST PIN 1...

Page 40: ...08 Q608 Mount Mecha 406084011 A635 D635 Mount Mecha 406084011 A637 D637 Mount Mecha 407215201 A604 IC604 1M R6019 1M R6016 IC_GND 002 8A 4 C A D B 1 B 2 C 3 D A Mount Mecha 406290872 A505 Q505 Mount Mecha 410268311 A002 CLP002 Mount Mecha 407841701 A638 D638 Mount Mecha 403343761 A6071 IC607 Mount Mecha 406846881 A200 IC200 Mount Mecha 410262101 A001 IC001 A Block 003 Heat Sink B BX1L12534 GE A BL...

Page 41: ... 5 CN3908 5P R IN GND L IN GND CV IN R3926 XX 1SS133T 77 D3912 1SS133T 77 D3913 J3901 35V 47 C3910 35V 47 C3911 D3900 KRC110M BUFFER Q3901 KRC110M BUFFER Q3902 1 2 3 CN3909 MICIN GND MICSW 1 2 3 CN3910 GND GND NC 1 2 3 CN3906 RED W GND W GND 3D OUT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CN3902 PH L IN SP L IN SP GND SP GND SP R IN PH R IN GND 3D IN 3D IN J3905 S3909 2 1 S3907 S3908 S3902 S3903 S3904 S3905 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 42: ...P 2SA1175 HFE Q5904 R5937 120 JW5902 5 0MM D5906 XX D5907 XX C5915 XX R5913 XX C5904 XX R5936 120 1 2 3 4 5 6 WHT 6P CN5901 VM GND 9V GND NC B 200V 100 C5905 1k R5907 XX C5920 500V 220p B C5918 2SC2458 YGR Q5901 2SC2458 YGR Q5903 2SC2458 YGR Q5905 2SA1175 HFE Q5913 2SC2458 YGR Q5912 2SC2458 YGR Q5914 MPS C5901 XX JW5907 XX R5900 47 0 1 C5923 MPS 470 R5952 0 047 C5906 PT 1SS119 25 D5901 220 R5949 4...

Page 43: ... 0 47 C8851 ERA38 06 D8811 630V PP 2700p C8812 1SS133T 77 D8808 630V PP 0 01 C8805 XX C8823 1SS133T 77 D8805 100 R8811 RN RN CP 470 R8801 RN CP 3 3k R8803 RN CP 100 R8802 2 2k R8896 RN CP 15k R8892 RN CP 0 1 C8810 0 01 C8808 0 01 C8821 0 01 C8863 100k R8856 RN 100k R8857 RN 100k R8890 RN 100k R8825 2SB1142 T Q8805 1 2 3 WHT 3P CN8802 Q P NC Q P HOT_GND 3W RS 33 R8814 2700p CHIP C8869 3W RS 4 7k R8...

Page 44: ... TO POWER CORD TO A BOARD 001 CN100 TO H4 BOARD CN1652 CISPR B BX1L12534 GE F SW34M61 142970712 143521411 FUSE HOLDER 1 533 223 11 FUSE HOLDER 1 533 223 11 LFT LFT VCC GND OUT RPM7240 H5 IC1900 G R SPB 25MVWF D1903 470p B C1901 1SS133T 77 D1902 1 2 2P CN1651 AC OUT AC OUT 1 2 2P CN1652 AC IN AC IN 470p B C1900 RD5 6ESB2 D1901 RD5 6ESB2 D1900 1 2 3 4 5 WHT 5P CN1900 LED G LED R GND SIRCS IN 3 3V SE...

Page 45: ...CN2410 DVDY GND DVD BY GND DVD RY GND DVD L DVD R R2415 XX R2420 XX C2413 XX R2418 XX R2419 XX C2401 XX XX C2410 JW2420 5 0MM XX R2411 C3615 R3620 R3627 4 7M C3614 R3624 680 1 5 4 T3600 R3626 300 R3622 R3621 VD3600 R3623 D3402 XX PROTECT D3400 XX PROTECT D3403 XX PROTECT J3400 XX D3401 XX PROTECT 1 2 3 CN3600 GND CENTRE CENTRE IN L CENTRE IN R JW3601 XX JW3401 XX JW3400 XX 1 2 3 CN3400 XX GND 3D I...

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Page 66: ...TACT CN706 1 695 915 11 TAB CONTACT CN707 1 695 915 11 TAB CONTACT CN1801 1 564 510 11 PLUG CONNECTOR 7P CN1802 1 564 506 11 PLUG CONNECTOR 3P DIODE D750 8 719 908 03 DIODE GP08D D754 8 719 970 83 DIODE HSS82 TJ D755 8 719 970 83 DIODE HSS82 TJ D756 8 719 970 83 DIODE HSS82 TJ D782 8 719 109 89 DIODE RD5 6ESB2 D783 8 719 991 33 DIODE 1SS133T 77 D784 8 719 991 33 DIODE 1SS133T 77 D785 8 719 991 33 ...

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Page 71: ...rinitron Color TV Operating Instructions Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference 使用說明書 使用本電視機之前請先詳細閱讀此手冊 並妥善保存以備日後用作參考 KV SW34 KV SW29 KV SW25 2004 Sony Corporation 2 320 497 11 1 M61 M50 GB CT ...

Page 72: ...er of the TV as high voltages and other hazards are present inside the TV Refer servicing and disposal of the TV to qualified personnel Your TV is recommended for home use only Do not use the TV in any vehicle or where it may be subject to excessive dust heat moisture or vibrations Do not operate the TV if any liquid or solid object falls into it Have it checked immediately by qualified personnel ...

Page 73: ...not plug in too many appliances to the same power socket Do not damage the power cord Pull the power cord out by the plug Do not pull the power cord itself Even if your TV is turned off it is still connected to the AC power source mains as long as the power cord is plugged in Unplug the TV before moving it or if you are not going to use it for several days To prevent fire or shock hazard do not ex...

Page 74: ...le at the rear of your TV 1 Put a cord or chain through the clamps 2 Screw one clamp to a wall or pillar and the other clamp to the provided hole at the rear of your TV 1 Attach each end of a cord or chain to the provided holders at the rear of your TV 2 Securely fix the attached cord or chain to a wall or pillar using an attachment which can support the TV set weight Note Use only the supplied sc...

Page 75: ...tion Connecting optional components 24 Troubleshooting 26 Specifications Back cover Table of Contents Installation Getting Started 6 Setting up your TV Initial Setup 7 Overview of Controls TV front and rear panels 9 Using the remote control and basic functions 10 Advanced Operations Selecting the picture and sound modes 12 Enjoying stereo or bilingual programs KV SW34M61 SW29M61 SW25M61 only 13 Vi...

Page 76: ...p 3 Step 4 Set up the TV by following the instructions of the Initial Setup menu see page 7 Plug in the power cord then press on the TV to turn it on Note The 1 standby indicator flashes green for a few seconds when turning on the TV This does not indicate a malfunction Connect the antenna cable not supplied to 8 antenna input at the rear of the TV Tip You can also connect your TV to other optiona...

Page 77: ...ress t to preset the channels automatically The screen will indicate automatic presetting is in progress After all available channels have been tuned and stored the Program Sorting menu appears automatically on the screen To skip automatic channel presetting select No then press t If the message No channel found Please connect cable antenna appears check your TV connections then press t 3 The Prog...

Page 78: ...lower bars are not equally positioned to the top and bottom of the screen press 2 to adjust them then press t If no adjustment is necessary then press t 6 Press 2 to select No then press t This menu will not appear again the next time you turn on the TV by pressing To allow this menu to appear again select Yes then press t Tips You can immediately go to the end of the Initial Setup menu by pressin...

Page 79: ...tion Page 1 Turn off or turn on the TV 6 2 1 Standby indicator 6 2 Wake Up indicator 11 3 Remote control sensor 4 PROG Select program number 5 2 Adjust volume 6 t Select TV or video input 24 Menu operations 5 2 Select and adjust items 6 t Confirm selected items 7 MENU Display or cancel the menu 7 AUTO PROG Preset channels automatically 8 8 SOUND MODE Select sound mode options 12 5 Band Graphic Equ...

Page 80: ...emporarily or turn on the TV 2 a Display the TV program 3 Jump to last program number that has been watched for at least five seconds 4 PROG Select program number 5 2 Adjust volume 9 Change the picture size On 16 9 wide mode Off 0 Mute the sound qa Display on screen information qd t Select TV or video input 24 qf 0 9 Input numbers qj Select surround mode options On surround Simulated stereo like m...

Page 81: ...ons or controls are pressed for more than one hour after the TV is turned on using the wake up timer the TV automatically goes into standby mode qh Set TV to turn off automatically according to the Sleep Timer desired period of time max of one hour and 30 min Teletext operations green label KV SW34M61 SW29M61 SW25M61 only 4 Display the next or previous page 14 8 Display Teletext broadcast 14 qa Re...

Page 82: ... last adjusted sound setting from the Sound Adjustment option in the menu see page 20 x Selecting the picture and sound modes You can select picture and sound modes and adjust the setting to your preference in the Personal option Selecting the picture mode Press to select the desired picture mode Select To view Dynamic high contrast pictures Standard normal pictures Soft mild pictures Personal the...

Page 83: ... Main Main sound NICAM Sub Sub sound Mono Regular sound t t t Mono Regular sound Stereo Stereo sound t t Main Main sound Sub Sub sound t t NICAM Main Main sound Mono Regular sound t t TV 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 0 5 MENU RESET PROG A B A B x Enjoying stereo or bilingual programs B KV SW34M61 SW29M61 SW25M61 only You can enjoy stereo sound or bilingual programs of NICAM and A2 stereo systems by using the A ...

Page 84: ...eletext page If you make a mistake reenter the correct page number To access the next or previous page press or hold pause a Press to display the symbol at Teletext display the top left corner of the screen To resume normal Teletext viewing press reveal concealed Press information e g To conceal the information press the an answer to a quiz button again enlarge the Teletext Press Each time you pre...

Page 85: ...nd Adjustment Balance Intelligent Volume Surround Level 3 Function Select the picture mode Dynamic t Standard t Soft t Personal Adjust the Personal option Picture t Brightness t Color t Hue t Sharpness t Reset Adjust white color tint Cool t Neutral t Warm Optimize picture quality On t Off Select the sound mode Dynamic t Drama t Soft t Personal Adjust sound frequency settings of Personal option Adj...

Page 86: ...o Label Color System Level 3 Function Preset channels automatically Preset channels manually Label the program number Block unwanted programs Change the order in which the channels appear on the screen Change the menu language English t Chinese Adjust the picture position Change the picture size On 16 9 wide mode t Off Label the connected equipment Select the color system Auto t PAL t SECAM t NTSC...

Page 87: ...ctable To Adjust the setting value Move to the next previous menu level Cancel the menu Press V v B or b B or b MENU Press V or v to select the desired item Press or b to confirm your selection and go to the next level Press MENU to display the menu TV 0 MENU PROG RESET Select Confirm End Picture Color Temperature Cool Picture Adjustment Mode Dynamic Intelligent Picture On Select End Channel Setup...

Page 88: ...n press You can adjust the setting to your personal preference in the Picture Adjustment and Color Temperature options only when the Personal mode is selected Adjusting the Picture Adjustment items under Personal mode 1 Press V or v to select either Picture contrast Brightness Color Hue color tones or Sharpness then press Selecting Reset will set your TV to the factory setting 2 Press V v B or b t...

Page 89: ...ance Press v or B to emphasize the left speaker Press V or b to emphasize the right speaker Intelligent Volume adjust the volume of all program numbers and video inputs automatically Press V or v to select On then press To cancel select Off then press Surround choose either On Simulated or Off see page 10 You can adjust the setting to your personal preference in the Sound Adjustment option only wh...

Page 90: ... is selected then press Selecting Reset will set your TV to the factory setting 2 Press B or b to select the desired sound frequency then press V or v to adjust the setting and press The adjusted settings will be received when you select Personal Notes Adjusting higher frequency will affect higher pitched sound and adjusting lower frequency will affect lower pitched sound You may display the setti...

Page 91: ... number 1 Select Program and press Press V or v to select the program number then press 2 Select Label and press Press V or v to select alphanumeric characters for the label then press Program Block block unwanted programs 1 Select Program and press Press V or v to select the program number then press 2 Select Block and press then press V or v to choose either On or Off If you preset a blocked pro...

Page 92: ...y be able to improve them by using the Fine tuning feature 1 Press V or v to select Fine then press 2 Press V or v to select Manual then press 3 Press V v B or b until the picture and sound quality are optimal then press The or icon on the menu flashes while tuning 5 If you want to skip this program number when using PROG you can select the Skip feature 1 Press V or v to select Skip then press 2 P...

Page 93: ...en Press V or v to select Picture Rotation or Picture V Position then press Press V v B or b to adjust the picture position then press Wide Mode choose either On or Off see page 10 Video Label label the connected equipment 1 Select Video Input and press Press V or v to select the input you want to label then press 2 Select Label and press then press V or v to select the label options Video 1 Video...

Page 94: ...ipment TV rear panel Audio system 1 2 R L Y CB CR 3 L MONO R Audio Video cable not supplied 1 2 R L Y CB CR Antenna cable not supplied VCR TV rear panel VCR Audio Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Camcorder Note If you connect a VCR to 8 antenna input preset the signal output from the VCR to the program number 0 on the TV see page 22 Connecting to the monitor output terminal ...

Page 95: ...necting to the component video input terminal Notes If your DVD player can output interlace and progressive mode signals select the interlace output when connecting to component video input on your TV Your TV can receive either 525i 60Hz or 625i 50Hz interlace signals Some DVD player terminals may be labeled differently If you select DVD on your TV screen the signal from the T monitor output jacks...

Page 96: ... set the Signal Booster to Off from Manual Program Display the Channel Setup menu and select the appropriate TV System from Manual Program The connection is loose or the cable is damaged The antenna setup is inappropriate Channel presetting is inappropriate or incomplete Signal transmission is low Broadcast signals are too strong The TV system setting is inappropriate Troubleshooting guide x Troub...

Page 97: ...iate The antenna setup is inappropriate Check the power cord antenna and VCR connections Press 1 power Press main power on the TV to turn off the TV for about five seconds then turn it on again Press 2 to increase the volume level Press to cancel the muting Do not use a hair dryer or other equipment near the TV Check the antenna setup Contact a Sony dealer for advice Use a highly directional anten...

Page 98: ...nappropriate The channel carries no Teletext broadcast Connection is loose or the cable is damaged The antenna setup is inappropriate Signal transmission is too low Keep external speakers or other electrical equipment away from the TV Display the Picture Position under Setup menu then adjust Picture Rotation and Picture V Position so that the picture is aligned to the TV screen Keep external speak...

Page 99: ...ible cause Solutions Page Your TV s self diagnosis function indicates the possible problems The Signal Booster is functioning to detect a weak signal This does not indicate a malfunction Changes in room temperature sometimes make the TV cabinet expand or contract causing a noise This does not indicate a malfunction The TV s demagnetizing function is working This does not indicate a malfunction Cou...

Page 100: ... G I D K KV SW34M61 A2 Stereo Bilingual B G SW29M61 SW25M61 only English French KV SW34M61 SW29M61 SW25M61 only VHF E2 to E12 UHF E21 to E69 CATV S01 to S03 S1 to S41 UHF B21 to B68 CATV S01 to S03 S1 to S41 VHF C1 to C12 R1 to R12 UHF C13 to C57 R21 to R60 CATV S01 to S03 S1 to S41 Z1 to Z39 VHF A2 to A13 UHF A14 to A79 CATV A 8 to A 2 A to W 4 W 6 to W 84 75 ohm external terminal 6 W 6 W Input 3...

Page 101: ...n 2 318 775 11 1 M61 M50 GB CT Operating Instructions Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference 使用說明書 使用本電視機之前請先詳細閱讀此手冊 並妥善保存以備日後用作參考 Panduan Pengendalian Sebelum mengendalikan unit sila baca buku panduan ini dengan teliti dan simpan untuk rujukan masa depan MY ...

Page 102: ...over of the TV as high voltages and other hazards are present inside the TV Refer servicing and disposal of the TV to qualified personnel Your TV is recommended for home use only Do not use the TV in any vehicle or where it may be subject to excessive dust heat moisture or vibrations Do not operate the TV if any liquid or solid object falls into it Have it checked immediately by qualified personne...

Page 103: ... not plug in too many appliances to the same power socket Do not damage the power cord Pull the power cord out by the plug Do not pull the power cord itself Even if your TV is turned off it is still connected to the AC power source mains as long as the power cord is plugged in Unplug the TV before moving it or if you are not going to use it for several days To prevent fire or shock hazard do not e...

Page 104: ...ole at the rear of your TV 1 Put a cord or chain through the clamps 2 Screw one clamp to a wall or pillar and the other clamp to the provided hole at the rear of your TV 1 Attach each end of a cord or chain to the provided holders at the rear of your TV 2 Securely fix the attached cord or chain to a wall or pillar using an attachment which can support the TV set weight Note Use only the supplied s...

Page 105: ...l Information Connecting optional components 24 Troubleshooting 26 Specifications Back cover Table of Contents Installation Getting Started 6 Setting up your TV Initial Setup 7 Overview of Controls TV front and rear panels 9 Using the remote control and basic functions 10 Advanced Operations Selecting the picture and sound modes 12 Enjoying stereo or bilingual programs KV SW34M61 SW29M61 only 13 V...

Page 106: ...tep 3 Step 4 Set up the TV by following the instructions of the Initial Setup menu see page 7 Plug in the power cord then press on the TV to turn it on Note The 1 standby indicator flashes green for a few seconds when turning on the TV This does not indicate a malfunction Connect the antenna cable not supplied to 8 antenna input at the rear of the TV Tip You can also connect your TV to other optio...

Page 107: ... press t to preset the channels automatically The screen will indicate automatic presetting is in progress After all available channels have been tuned and stored the Program Sorting menu appears automatically on the screen To skip automatic channel presetting select No then press t If the message No channel found Please connect cable antenna appears check your TV connections then press t 3 The Pr...

Page 108: ...d lower bars are not equally positioned to the top and bottom of the screen press 2 to adjust them then press t If no adjustment is necessary then press t 6 Press 2 to select No then press t This menu will not appear again the next time you turn on the TV by pressing To allow this menu to appear again select Yes then press t Tips You can immediately go to the end of the Initial Setup menu by press...

Page 109: ...ction Page 1 Turn off or turn on the TV 6 2 1 Standby indicator 6 2 Wake Up indicator 11 3 Remote control sensor 4 PROG Select program number 5 2 Adjust volume 6 t Select TV or video input 24 Menu operations 5 2 Select and adjust items 6 t Confirm selected items 7 MENU Display or cancel the menu 7 AUTO PROG Preset channels automatically 8 8 SOUND MODE Select sound mode options 12 5 Band Graphic Eq...

Page 110: ... temporarily or turn on the TV 2 a Display the TV program 3 Jump to last program number that has been watched for at least five seconds 4 PROG Select program number 5 2 Adjust volume 9 Change the picture size On 16 9 wide mode Off 0 Mute the sound qa Display on screen information qd t Select TV or video input 24 qf 0 9 Input numbers qj Select surround mode options On surround Simulated stereo like...

Page 111: ...If no buttons or controls are pressed for more than one hour after the TV is turned on using the wake up timer the TV automatically goes into standby mode qh Set TV to turn off automatically according to the Sleep Timer desired period of time max of one hour and 30 min Teletext operations green label KV SW34M61 SW29M61 only 4 Display the next or previous page 14 8 Display Teletext broadcast 14 qa ...

Page 112: ...he last adjusted sound setting from the Sound Adjustment option in the menu see page 20 x Selecting the picture and sound modes You can select picture and sound modes and adjust the setting to your preference in the Personal option Selecting the picture mode Press to select the desired picture mode Select To view Dynamic high contrast pictures Standard normal pictures Soft mild pictures Personal t...

Page 113: ...NICAM Main Main sound NICAM Sub Sub sound Mono Regular sound t t t Mono Regular sound Stereo Stereo sound t t Main Main sound Sub Sub sound t t NICAM Main Main sound Mono Regular sound t t TV 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 0 5 MENU RESET PROG A B A B x Enjoying stereo or bilingual programs B KV SW34M61 SW29M61 only You can enjoy stereo sound or bilingual programs of NICAM and A2 stereo systems by using the A B b...

Page 114: ...etext page If you make a mistake reenter the correct page number To access the next or previous page press or hold pause a Press to display the symbol at Teletext display the top left corner of the screen To resume normal Teletext viewing press reveal concealed Press information e g To conceal the information press the an answer to a quiz button again enlarge the Teletext Press Each time you press...

Page 115: ...und Adjustment Balance Intelligent Volume Surround Level 3 Function Select the picture mode Dynamic t Standard t Soft t Personal Adjust the Personal option Picture t Brightness t Color t Hue t Sharpness t Reset Adjust white color tint Cool t Neutral t Warm Optimize picture quality On t Off Select the sound mode Dynamic t Drama t Soft t Personal Adjust sound frequency settings of Personal option Ad...

Page 116: ...eo Label Color System Level 3 Function Preset channels automatically Preset channels manually Label the program number Block unwanted programs Change the order in which the channels appear on the screen Change the menu language English t Chinese Adjust the picture position Change the picture size On 16 9 wide mode t Off Label the connected equipment Select the color system Auto t PAL t SECAM t NTS...

Page 117: ...lectable To Adjust the setting value Move to the next previous menu level Cancel the menu Press V v B or b B or b MENU Press V or v to select the desired item Press or b to confirm your selection and go to the next level Press MENU to display the menu TV 0 MENU PROG RESET Select Confirm End Picture Color Temperature Cool Picture Adjustment Mode Dynamic Intelligent Picture On Select End Channel Set...

Page 118: ...en press You can adjust the setting to your personal preference in the Picture Adjustment and Color Temperature options only when the Personal mode is selected Adjusting the Picture Adjustment items under Personal mode 1 Press V or v to select either Picture contrast Brightness Color Hue color tones or Sharpness then press Selecting Reset will set your TV to the factory setting 2 Press V v B or b ...

Page 119: ...alance Press v or B to emphasize the left speaker Press V or b to emphasize the right speaker Intelligent Volume adjust the volume of all program numbers and video inputs automatically Press V or v to select On then press To cancel select Off then press Surround choose either On Simulated or Off see page 10 You can adjust the setting to your personal preference in the Sound Adjustment option only ...

Page 120: ...st is selected then press Selecting Reset will set your TV to the factory setting 2 Press B or b to select the desired sound frequency then press V or v to adjust the setting and press The adjusted settings will be received when you select Personal Notes Adjusting higher frequency will affect higher pitched sound and adjusting lower frequency will affect lower pitched sound You may display the set...

Page 121: ...m number 1 Select Program and press Press V or v to select the program number then press 2 Select Label and press Press V or v to select alphanumeric characters for the label then press Program Block block unwanted programs 1 Select Program and press Press V or v to select the program number then press 2 Select Block and press then press V or v to choose either On or Off If you preset a blocked pr...

Page 122: ...ay be able to improve them by using the Fine tuning feature 1 Press V or v to select Fine then press 2 Press V or v to select Manual then press 3 Press V v B or b until the picture and sound quality are optimal then press The or icon on the menu flashes while tuning 5 If you want to skip this program number when using PROG you can select the Skip feature 1 Press V or v to select Skip then press 2 ...

Page 123: ...een Press V or v to select Picture Rotation or Picture V Position then press Press V v B or b to adjust the picture position then press Wide Mode choose either On or Off see page 10 Video Label label the connected equipment 1 Select Video Input and press Press V or v to select the input you want to label then press 2 Select Label and press then press V or v to select the label options Video 1 Vide...

Page 124: ...uipment TV rear panel Audio system 1 2 R L Y CB CR 3 L MONO R Audio Video cable not supplied 1 2 R L Y CB CR Antenna cable not supplied VCR TV rear panel VCR Audio Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Camcorder Note If you connect a VCR to 8 antenna input preset the signal output from the VCR to the program number 0 on the TV see page 22 Connecting to the monitor output terminal...

Page 125: ...nnecting to the component video input terminal Notes If your DVD player can output interlace and progressive mode signals select the interlace output when connecting to component video input on your TV Your TV can receive either 525i 60Hz or 625i 50Hz interlace signals Some DVD player terminals may be labeled differently If you select DVD on your TV screen the signal from the T monitor output jack...

Page 126: ...d set the Signal Booster to Off from Manual Program Display the Channel Setup menu and select the appropriate TV System from Manual Program The connection is loose or the cable is damaged The antenna setup is inappropriate Channel presetting is inappropriate or incomplete Signal transmission is low Broadcast signals are too strong The TV system setting is inappropriate Troubleshooting guide x Trou...

Page 127: ...riate The antenna setup is inappropriate Check the power cord antenna and VCR connections Press 1 power Press main power on the TV to turn off the TV for about five seconds then turn it on again Press 2 to increase the volume level Press to cancel the muting Do not use a hair dryer or other equipment near the TV Check the antenna setup Contact a Sony dealer for advice Use a highly directional ante...

Page 128: ...te The channel carries no Teletext broadcast Connection is loose or the cable is damaged The antenna setup is inappropriate Signal transmission is too low Keep external speakers or other electrical equipment away from the TV Display the Picture Position under Setup menu then adjust Picture Rotation and Picture V Position so that the picture is aligned to the TV screen Keep external speakers or oth...

Page 129: ...ssible cause Solutions Page Your TV s self diagnosis function indicates the possible problems The Signal Booster is functioning to detect a weak signal This does not indicate a malfunction Changes in room temperature sometimes make the TV cabinet expand or contract causing a noise This does not indicate a malfunction The TV s demagnetizing function is working This does not indicate a malfunction C...

Page 130: ...reo Bilingual B G I D K KV SW34M61 A2 Stereo Bilingual B G SW29M61 only English French KV SW34M61 SW29M61 only VHF E2 to E12 UHF E21 to E69 CATV S01 to S03 S1 to S41 UHF B21 to B68 CATV S01 to S03 S1 to S41 VHF C1 to C12 R1 to R12 UHF C13 to C57 R21 to R60 CATV S01 to S03 S1 to S41 Z1 to Z39 VHF A2 to A13 UHF A14 to A79 CATV A 8 to A 2 A to W 4 W 6 to W 84 75 ohm external terminal 6 W 6 W Input 3 ...

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