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Menu Adjustment

Sony KV-AR34M94 Group R15 (

GB

) 4-090-225-11 (1)

Adjusting the “ADJUST” items under “SOUND MODE”

1

Press 

V

 or 

v

 to select

the desired item (e.g., “BALANCE”),
then press ENTER.

2

Adjust the value according to the following table, then press ENTER .

3

Repeat the above steps to adjust other items.

The adjusted settings will be received when you select “PERSONAL”.

BALANCE

00

For

“BASS”

“TREBLE”

“BALANCE”

“BBE”

Press 

v

 or 

B

 to

Press 

V

 or 

b

 to

decrease the bass.

increase the bass.

decrease the treble.

increase the treble.

increase the left speaker’s

increase the right speaker’s volume.

volume.

select “HIGH” for higher enhancement of sound clarity;
select “LOW” for lower enhancement of sound clarity;
select “OFF” to cancel BBE sound.

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Summary of Contents for RM-993

Page 1: ...REVISION HISTORY BG3R MODEL KV AR34M36 KV AR34M60 KV AR34M64 KV AR34M64 KV AR34M66 KV AR34M94 PART NO 9 872 322 01 NO SUFFIX DATE SUPPL CORR DESCRIPTION CHASSIS 1 01 2002 07 1st Issue ...

Page 2: ...NUAL BG3R MODEL COMMANDER DEST CHASSIS NO KV AR34M36 RM 993 Oceania SCC U44F A KV AR34M60 RM 995 Thailand SCC U49M A KV AR34M64 RM 993 India SCC U60K A KV AR34M64 RM 993 Thailand SCC U49L A KV AR34M66 RM 993 GE SCC U52H A KV AR34M94 RM 993 India SCC U60K A RM 993 RM 995 ...

Page 3: ...utput 1 Three input lines available Phono jacks 1 Vp p 75 ohms Audio Input 4 Output 1 Three input lines available Phono jacks 500 mVrms S Video Input 2 Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced sync negative C 0 286 Vp p 75 ohms Component Input 1 Phono jacks Video Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms sync negative CB 0 7 Vp p 75 ohms CR 0 7 Vp p 75 ohms Audio 500mVrms 2 Headphone Output 1 Stereo minijack Picture tube 34 Tube size ...

Page 4: ...er DTE Model KV AR34M60 only 40 4 4 Adjustment for Digital Texture Enhancer DTE Model except KV AR34M60 40 4 5 Display Position Adjustment 41 4 6 Deflection Adjustment 41 4 7 H Trapezoid Adjustment 42 4 8 A Board Adjustment After IC003 MEMORY Replacement 42 4 9 Picture Distortion Adjustment 43 Section Title Page Section Title Page 5 DIAGRAMS 5 1 Block Diagram 44 5 2 Circuit Board Location 48 5 3 S...

Page 5: ...r does not come on No power is supplied to the TV AC power supply is faulty Power does not come on Load on power line is shorted Has entered standby state after horizontal raster Vertical deflection pulse is stopped Power line is shorted or power supply is stopped No raster is generated CRT cathode current detection reference pulse output is small Power is shut down shortly after this return back ...

Page 6: ...mation on the screen To Bring Up Screen Test In standby mode press buttons on the remote commander sequentially in rapid succession as shown below Screen display channel 5 Sound volume Power ON Note that this differs from entering the service mode mode volume Self Diagnosis screen display Diagnostic Item Flash Count B overcurrent overvoltage 2 times Vertical deflection stopped White balance failur...

Page 7: ...r the main unit 6 SELF DIANOSTIC CIRCUIT B overcurrent OCP Occurs when an overcurrent on the B 135 line is detected by Q604 If Q604 go to ON and the voltage to pin 18 of IC301 should go down when V SYNC is more than seven verticals in a period the unit will automatically turn off Vertical deflection stopped Occurs when an absence of the vertical deflection pulse is detected by Q509 and IC001 shut ...

Page 8: ...ITION 1 6 HV CAP BLOCK PWB HOLDER AND DH BOARD REMOVAL 1 Thirteen screws BVTP 4 16 2 Rear cover 3 Two screws BVTP 4 16 1 Two screws BVTP 4 16 2 Two screws Washer Head P4x16 1 Two screws BVTP 3x12 4 F Board 2 F Board bracket 3 Two hooks 3 DH Board KV AR34M60 M64 M66 M94 7 HV Cap block 2 PWB holder 5 Two screws BVTP 3x12 1 Two screws BVTP 3x12 4 One Hook 6 One screw BVTP 4x16 8 Bracket HVC ...

Page 9: ...EMOVAL 6 Two Hooks 3 One screw BVTP 4 16 2 One screw BVTP 3 12 1 One screw BVTP 3 12 4 Two screws BVTP 3 12 5 J Board 7 Terminal bracket 2 D2 Board 1 One Hooks 1 P5 Board Except KV AR34M60 2 Two screws BVTP 3x12 6 H2 Board 5 Cover H 4 Two Hooks 2 Five hooks 3 H1 Board 1 Two screws Washer head BVTP 3 x12 Note Firstly please make sure the shield case with two screws BVTP 3 x 12 is remove ...

Page 10: ...One screw Washer head 3 12 BVTP 2 Three screws Washer head 3 12 BVTP 7 Three hooks 6 Four hooks 4 A Board 9 D2 Board 3 One screw Washer head 3 12 BVTAP 5 B10 Board KV AR34M60 Only 8 Three connectors 2 V1 Board Not used for this model 1 B1 Board KV AR34M60 4 Two connectors 3 One connector 1 11 B1 BOARD REMOVAL KV AR34M60 ONLY 1 14 A AND B10 BOARDS REMOVAL 1 13 A AND B8 BOARDS REMOVAL 1 12 V1 BOARD ...

Page 11: ...ot to damage 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 15 PICTURE TUBE REMOVAL qs Earth Coating Assy Block Center 4 Anode Cap Removal Band DGC Removal Degaussing Coil 5 C6 Board Removal 9 Chassis Assy Removal 7...

Page 12: ...pected to be about 500msec An OSD message RESET tentatively will be displayed for 10 sec after IK status gets stable As a result some items will be reset to an initial condition shipment condition wheareas some other remains at the last selection by user Items that remains at the last selection by user Reset Items Channel No Favourite CH Setup PIC rotation OSD Language Fine tuning TV System Skip o...

Page 13: ...nal with the pattern generator Contrast Brightness 2 Position neck assy as shown in Fig3 2 3 Set the pattern generator raster signal to a green raster 4 Move the deflection yoke to the rear and adjust with the purity control so that the green is at the center and the blue and the red take up equally sized areas on each side See Figures 3 1 through 3 4 5 Move the deflection yoke forward and adjust ...

Page 14: ...STAT magnet so that the red green and blue dots are on top of each other at the center of the screen 3 If the H STAT variable resistor cannot bring the red green and blue dots together at the center of the screen adjust the horizontal convergence 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 influen...

Page 15: ...d and Blue magnets should be equally far from the horizontal center line 2 Do not separate the Red and Blue magnets too far Less than 8 mm 2 Dynamic Convergence Adjustment Preparation Before starting this adjustment adjust the horizontal static convergence and the vertical static convergence 4 BMC Hexapole Magnet If the red green and blue dots are not balanced or aligned then use the BMC magnet to...

Page 16: ...ecomes just focus 5 Adjust S2801 when corner focus is unbalance is right and left 6 Change the receiving signal to white pattern blue back 7 Confirm Magenta ring is not noticable Incase magneta ring is obvious reset S2801 to mechanical center position and then adjust FOCUS VR to balance between MAGENTA RING and FOCUS TLV Rotate TLV 2 VOL 29 34 on DY XCV Rotate XCV Adj core on DY YCH Rotate YCH VOL...

Page 17: ...G then 0 3 SUB BRIGHT ADJUSTMENT 1 Set to service mode 2 Input a staircase signal of black to white from the pattern generator 3 BRIGHTNESS 50 PICTURE MINIMUM 4 Select WHB 07 SBR with 1 and 4 and adjust WHB 07 SBR level with 3 and 6 so that the second stripe from the right is dimly lit 3 4 G2 SCREEN AND WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENTS 1 G2 SCREEN ADJUSTMENT 1 Set the PICTURE to normal 2 Put to VIDEO inp...

Page 18: ...The standard is 1F for PAL reception 4 Write with the MUTING button The display changes to WRITE 5 Execute the writing with the button The WRITE display will be changed to red color while excuting and back to SERVICE Example on screen display 1 4 Select the adjustment item 3 6 Raise lower the data value MUTING Writes Executes the writing 7 All the data becomes the values in memory 8 All user contr...

Page 19: ...L G A e l g n A C F A 0 6 0 5 e d i W 0 6 0 5 l a m r o N 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 A 0 N P U n i P r e p p U 0 6 0 5 e d i W 0 6 0 5 l a m r o N F 1 F 1 F 1 F 1 B 0 N P L n i P r e w o L 0 6 0 5 e d i W 0 6 0 5 l a m r o N F 1 F 1 F 1 F 1 C 0 L B H f f o n o g n i k n a l B H 1 0 D 0 L B L g n i k n a l B H t f e L 0 6 0 5 e d i W 0 6 0 5 l a m r o N A 0 F 0 A 0 F 0 E 0 L B R g n i k n a l B H t h g i R 0 ...

Page 20: ... D T S S R E H T O P V 0 0 T H E m p o C T H E 0 6 0 5 e d i W 0 6 0 5 l a m r o N H 8 8 S 9 5 1 2 A X C 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 1 0 A M G e d o m D R A D N A T S n i d e t a t a p e s n o i t c e r r o C a m m a G s r e h t o C S T N D T S s r e h t o C S T N D T S N O N 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 G P A 3 e r u t c i P t n e g i l l e t n I r o f h c t i w S l o r t n o C a m m a G s r e h t o C S T N D T S s r...

Page 21: ...0 0 0 1 C F A l o r t n o C n i a G C F A t x e T o e d i V V T 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 S O H n o i t a l l i c s O H 7 0 2 1 S S H p e S c n y S H f o l e v e L e c i l S 0 0 3 1 S S V p e S c n y S V f o l e v e L e c i l S 0 0 G V T y t i l a n o i t c n u F 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 s s e r d d A e v a l S d e l i a t e D e u l a V l a i t i n I s s e r d d A M V N y r o g ...

Page 22: ...t c n u F n o i t c n u F e m a N e c i v e D s s e r d d A e v a l S d e l i a t e D e u l a V l a i t i n I s s e r d d A M V N y r o g e t a C o N e m a N n o m m o C M A C E S C S T N L A P P S M 0 0 T S W d l o h s e r h T o e r e t S G W H 4 8 0 5 1 4 3 P S M 5 1 1 0 T B W d l o h s e r h T l a u g n i l i B G W C E 2 0 L L W d l o h s e r h T l a r u a n o M G W 5 0 3 0 C A W t n u o C t n ...

Page 23: ... r a d n a t s y a l p s i D 0 0 8 0 S O H m o o Z l a t n o z i r o H 0 0 9 0 S E V n o i t c u d e R e s i o N e l u P c n y S l a c i t r e V 0 0 A 0 S P F d r a d n a t S t n e r a P e c r o F 0 0 B 0 M Z H m o o Z l a t n o z i r o H 0 0 C 0 P S V n o i t c u d e R e s i o N e l u P c n y S l a c i t r e V 1 0 D 0 L D V y a l e D e s l u P c n y S l a c i t r e V 0 0 E 0 H R F l a t n o z i r...

Page 24: ... r r a c b u S r o l o C 6 0 6 2 N O C t n e m t s u j d A t s a r t n o C 0 0 7 2 R L B l e n n a h C d e R l e v e L g n i k n a l B 0 0 8 2 T R B t n e m t s u j d A s s e n t h g i r B 3 0 9 2 G L B l e n n a h C n e e r G l e v e L g n i k n a l B 0 0 A 2 R I B l e n n a h C d e R n o i s r e v n I g n i k n a l B 0 0 B 2 B I B l e n n a h C e u l B n o i s r e v n I g n i k n a l B 0 0 C 2 B...

Page 25: ...d A e v a l S d e l i a t e D e u l a V l a i t i n I s s e r d d A M V N y r o g e t a C o N e m a N N O M M O C V T 0 5 O E D I V 0 5 D V D 0 5 V T 0 6 O E D I V 0 6 D V D 0 6 T C Y 3 0 L C S l o r t n o C r o l o C b u S o e d i V V T 0 6 0 5 H A 8 Q A 3 6 1 2 A X C 5 0 7 0 5 0 7 0 4 0 T C S l o r t n o C t s a r t n o C b u S o e d i V V T 0 6 0 5 5 0 8 0 5 0 8 0 5 0 0 F S g n i g n a h C y c ...

Page 26: ... z H 0 5 d e c r o f 0 0 6 1 M D C h c t i w S e g d u J n w o D t n u o C V 0 0 7 1 C F A h c t i w S y t i v i t i s n e S C F A D V D o e d i V V T 0 0 0 0 8 1 M V M k s a M C F A k s a M n o i s i v o r c a M 1 0 9 1 Y R S t n e m t s u j d A k c a l B Y R M A C E S 7 0 A 1 Y B S t n e m t s u j d A k c a l B Y B M A C E S 1 0 B 1 L E B g n i h c t i w S F P H L L E B M A C E S 2 0 C 1 F L B t...

Page 27: ... A L k c a l B n i a G d n e p e d l e v e L 1 0 0 1 3 A L e t i h W n i a G d n e p e d l e v e L F 0 1 1 4 A L k c a l B n i a G d n e p e d l e v e L 1 0 2 1 W R C o i t a r n o i t a s n e p m o c C Y E T 4 0 3 1 D C Y t n e m t s u j d a y a l e d t u p t u o C Y E T 4 0 R N 0 0 O M D e d o M o m e D 1 F F O N O e d o M o m e D R N H E 8 E T D 0 0 1 0 V H T n o i t c e r i d l a c i t r e v r...

Page 28: ... 0 3 0 Y S T o t u A t a s y S V T 0 0 4 0 T U M e t u M l a n g i S o N 0 0 5 0 M F A h c t i w s M F o t u A 1 0 6 0 B F R l o r t n o C F P B C 0 0 7 0 O V T t e s f f o e l g n A V o t t l i T 8 0 L B D n o i t c n u F k c a b e u l B e l b a s i D 0 0 9 0 O S S x 8 3 x 6 2 x 4 1 f f O 0 n o i t p O h c r a e S d e e p S 1 0 A 0 H C S n o i t i d n o C g n i p p i h S r o f n o i t c e l e S H...

Page 29: ... 0 L G A e l g n A C F A 0 6 0 5 e d i W 0 6 0 5 l a m r o N 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 A 0 N P U n i P r e p p U 0 6 0 5 e d i W 0 6 0 5 l a m r o N F 1 F 1 F 1 F 1 B 0 N P L n i P r e w o L 0 6 0 5 e d i W 0 6 0 5 l a m r o N F 1 F 1 F 1 F 1 C 0 L B H f f o n o g n i k n a l B H 1 0 D 0 L B L g n i k n a l B H t f e L 0 6 0 5 e d i W 0 6 0 5 l a m r o N A 0 F 0 F 0 E 0 L B R g n i k n a l B H t h g i R 0 6...

Page 30: ... D T S S R E H T O P V 0 0 T H E m p o C T H E 0 6 0 5 e d i W 0 6 0 5 l a m r o N H 8 8 S 9 5 1 2 A X C 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 1 0 A M G e d o m D R A D N A T S n i d e t a t a p e s n o i t c e r r o C a m m a G s r e h t o C S T N D T S s r e h t o C S T N D T S N O N 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 G P A 3 e r u t c i P t n e g i l l e t n I r o f h c t i w S l o r t n o C a m m a G s r e h t o C S T N D T S s r...

Page 31: ...0 0 0 1 C F A l o r t n o C n i a G C F A t x e T o e d i V V T 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 S O H n o i t a l l i c s O H 7 0 2 1 S S H p e S c n y S H f o l e v e L e c i l S 0 0 3 1 S S V p e S c n y S V f o l e v e L e c i l S 0 0 G V T y t i l a n o i t c n u F 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 s s e r d d A e v a l S d e l i a t e D e u l a V l a i t i n I s s e r d d A M V N y r o g ...

Page 32: ...t c n u F n o i t c n u F e m a N e c i v e D s s e r d d A e v a l S d e l i a t e D e u l a V l a i t i n I s s e r d d A M V N y r o g e t a C o N e m a N n o m m o C M A C E S C S T N L A P P S M 0 0 T S W d l o h s e r h T o e r e t S G W H 4 8 0 5 1 4 3 P S M 5 1 1 0 T B W d l o h s e r h T l a u g n i l i B G W C E 2 0 L L W d l o h s e r h T l a r u a n o M G W 5 0 3 0 C A W t n u o C t n ...

Page 33: ... r a d n a t s y a l p s i D 0 0 8 0 S O H m o o Z l a t n o z i r o H 0 0 9 0 S E V n o i t c u d e R e s i o N e l u P c n y S l a c i t r e V 0 0 A 0 S P F d r a d n a t S t n e r a P e c r o F 0 0 B 0 M Z H m o o Z l a t n o z i r o H 0 0 C 0 P S V n o i t c u d e R e s i o N e l u P c n y S l a c i t r e V 1 0 D 0 L D V y a l e D e s l u P c n y S l a c i t r e V 0 0 E 0 H R F l a t n o z i r...

Page 34: ... r r a c b u S r o l o C 6 0 6 2 N O C t n e m t s u j d A t s a r t n o C 0 0 7 2 R L B l e n n a h C d e R l e v e L g n i k n a l B 0 0 8 2 T R B t n e m t s u j d A s s e n t h g i r B 3 0 9 2 G L B l e n n a h C n e e r G l e v e L g n i k n a l B 0 0 A 2 R I B l e n n a h C d e R n o i s r e v n I g n i k n a l B 0 0 B 2 B I B l e n n a h C e u l B n o i s r e v n I g n i k n a l B 0 0 C 2 B...

Page 35: ...d A e v a l S d e l i a t e D e u l a V l a i t i n I s s e r d d A M V N y r o g e t a C o N e m a N N O M M O C V T 0 5 O E D I V 0 5 D V D 0 5 V T 0 6 O E D I V 0 6 D V D 0 6 T C Y 3 0 L C S l o r t n o C r o l o C b u S o e d i V V T 0 6 0 5 H A 8 Q A 3 6 1 2 A X C 5 0 7 0 5 0 7 0 4 0 T C S l o r t n o C t s a r t n o C b u S o e d i V V T 0 6 0 5 5 0 8 0 5 0 8 0 5 0 0 F S g n i g n a h C y c ...

Page 36: ... z H 0 5 d e c r o f 0 0 6 1 M D C h c t i w S e g d u J n w o D t n u o C V 0 0 7 1 C F A h c t i w S y t i v i t i s n e S C F A D V D o e d i V V T 0 0 0 0 8 1 M V M k s a M C F A k s a M n o i s i v o r c a M 1 0 9 1 Y R S t n e m t s u j d A k c a l B Y R M A C E S 7 0 A 1 Y B S t n e m t s u j d A k c a l B Y B M A C E S 1 0 B 1 L E B g n i h c t i w S F P H L L E B M A C E S 2 0 C 1 F L B t...

Page 37: ...0 2 A L k c a l B n i a G d n e p e d l e v e L 1 0 0 1 3 A L e t i h W n i a G d n e p e d l e v e L F 0 1 1 4 A L k c a l B n i a G d n e p e d l e v e L 1 0 2 1 W R C o i t a r n o i t a s n e p m o c C Y E T 4 0 3 1 D C Y t n e m t s u j d a y a l e d t u p t u o C Y E T 4 0 R N 0 0 O M D e d o M o m e D 1 F F O N O e d o M o m e D R N H E 8 E T D 0 0 1 0 V H T n o i t c e r i d l a c i t r e ...

Page 38: ...1 0 3 0 Y S T o t u A t a s y S V T 0 0 4 0 T U M e t u M l a n g i S o N 0 0 5 0 M F A h c t i w s M F o t u A 1 0 6 0 B F R l o r t n o C F P B C 0 0 7 0 O V T t e s f f o e l g n A V o t t l i T 3 0 8 0 L B D n o i t c n u F k c a b e u l B e l b a s i D 0 0 9 0 O S S x 8 3 x 6 2 x 4 1 f f O 0 n o i t p O h c r a e S d e e p S 1 0 A 0 H C S n o i t i d n o C g n i p p i h S r o f n o i t c e l ...

Page 39: ...Note 1 For XA21 XH29 Models Only 2 For XA34 29 25 Models Only 3 For PNC3 the enables are from service item APG and APB No OPB2 OP3 ITEM INFORMATION No OPB0 OP1 Item KV AR34M36 KV AR34M60 KV AR34M64 INDIA KV AR34M64 THAILAND KV AR34M66 KV AR34M94 DVD Input 1 1 1 1 1 1 PIP4 1 0 1 1 1 1 Thai Bil 0 0 0 0 0 0 HDEV 1 1 1 1 1 1 NICAM 1 1 1 1 1 1 TOP 1 0 0 0 1 0 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 AV Inpu...

Page 40: ...NTSC3 58 Video Color System 0 Multi System 1 Single System NTSC3 58 Wide Enable wide mode 0 disable 1 enable Note APPLICABLE FOR NTSC MODELS ONLY No OPB3 OP4 Item KV AR34M36 KV AR34M60 KV AR34M64 INDIA KV AR34M64 THAILAND KV AR34M66 KV AR34M94 Thai Korean 1 1 1 1 1 1 Arabic C Chinese 1 1 1 1 1 1 Chinese Multi mdl 1 1 1 1 1 1 Video3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wide 1 1 1 1 1 1 Vid NTSC3 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 Korean ST 0 ...

Page 41: ...with 3 and 6 6 Press MUTING of the commander to write the data 7 Adjust SAJ 1 SHU as step 3 to 6 when receiving TV mode VB1 VB2 VB3 VB4 VB1 VB2 VB3 VB4 The highest level of VB1 VB2 VB3 VB4 must be aligned at the same line Ideal difference level between VB2 and VB3 should be within 110mV VB1 VB2 VB3 VB4 VB2 VB3 VB4 VB2 VB3 VB4 Difference is within 70mV 110mV 4 4 ADJUSTMENT FOR DIGITAL TEXTURE ENHAN...

Page 42: ...d 6 6 Then press MUTING to write the data 7 Add offset steps and save the data Offset 25 0 29 0 34 0 8 Input NTSC color bar to TV set and repeat item no 3 to 7 10 Select WIDE mode write the SAME DATA 3 STEPS for both PAL and NTSC input SUB HUE ADJUSTMENT 1 Select Video 2 Input NTSC 3 58 Color Bar to TV Set 3 Set the following condition Pic 100 Col 50 Brightness 50 DTE OFF 4 Connect an oscilloscope...

Page 43: ... Adjust condition change to WIDE MODE ON 6 Using the 1 and 4 button select category GEO Service Mode 7 Copy item from NORMAL MODE 60Hz adjusted data for the following items Service Item GEO 01 HSZ H SIZE 05 VSZ V SIZE 06 SCO S CORRECTION 07 VLN V LINEARITY 8 Raise lower the data with the 3 and 6 buttons Select and adjust the following items to obtain optimum image Service Item GEO 00 HPS H POSITIO...

Page 44: ...B PICTURE DISTORTION ADJUSTMENT 2 GEO 1 HSZ H SIZE GEO 3 TLT TRAPEZIUM GEO 0A GEO 0B GEO 5 GEO 0 HPS H POSITION GEO 9 UPN UPPER CORNER PIN LPN LOWER CORNER PIN AGL AFC ANGLE GEO 8 GEO 2 PAP PIN AMP GEO 4 VPS V POSITION GEO 7 GEO 6 VSZ V SIZE BOW AFC BOW VLN V LINEARITY SCO VERTICAL S Correction H TRAPEZOID DAC 4 HTR ...

Page 45: ... 29 28 26 18 18 23 43 45 V3 L In V3 R In V3 CV Y In V3 C In V out2 L out2 R out2 V Y Y U V U V Y C OUT CV Y OUT SubV Y C U V Y U V Y Y IN U V VM Shape Q4318 4324 R G B BLK B G R BLK H2 HALF 28 29 30 4 41 40 34 39 31 16 15 13 20 21 H DRIVE H PULSE E W VD PIN CONT IC502 NJM2903D PIN OUT Q505 IRF614 HLT T504 PMT T505 H OUT Q511 2SC4927 HDT T501 N S DRIVE IC1800 VM DRIVE Q5902 5906 NECK ASSY R out CRT...

Page 46: ...out2 R out2 Y Y Y U V U V U V B B G G R R BLK BLK HALF 28 29 30 4 41 40 34 33 32 31 16 15 13 20 21 H DRIVE H PULSE E W VD PIN CONT IC502 NJM2903M HLT T504 PMT T505 H OUT Q511 2SD2578 HDT T501 N S DRIVE IC1800 VM DRIVE Q5902 5906 NECK ASSY R out CRT SOCKET CRT A80LPD90X DY Y34RSA Y SP ASSY G out B out FBT T503 NX 4009 H DRIVE Q506 2SC2688 V OUT IC503 TDA8172 VD 23 26 25 24 R out G out IK in B out S...

Page 47: ...oard C6 Board H2 Board D2 Board P5 Board B8 Board J Board V1 Board KV AR34M36 AR34M66 A Board DH Board Except KV AR34M36 KV AR34M60 ONLY EXCEPT KV AR34M60 C6 Board H2 Board A Board V1 Board not used for this model J Board B10 Board B1 Board F Board H1 Board VM1 Board Speaker 5cm Speaker 15 x 6 5cm D2 Board DH Board ...

Page 48: ... mark COMMON PAL NTSC 3 58 Readings are taken with a 10MΩ digital multimeter Voltage are dc with respect to ground unless otherwise noted Voltage variations may be noted due to normal produc tion tolerances All voltage are in V Cannot be measured Circled numbers are waveform references B bus B bus signal path Reference information RESISTOR RN METAL FILM RC SOLID FPRD NONFLAMMABLE CARBON FUSE NONFL...

Page 49: ... OUT 2SC2611 R OUT 100k1 2W 1 8 3W RS 10k 3W RS 1 0k 1 2W 10k 3W RS 1 5k 1 2W 10k 3W RS 1 5k 1 2W 100 FPRD 100 FPRD 100 FPRD 56k RN 1k FPRD 1k FPRD 100K RN 1k FPRD 3 9k 3 9k 3 9k 180 180 180 JW 5 0MM JW 5 0MM JW 5 0MM 100 1 2W 100 100 100 33k 3W RS 47k 3W RS 33K 3W RS 10k 6 8k 6 8k 6 8k 1 5k 1 5k 1 5k FPRD 1 2 FPRD 1 2 FPRD JW 5MM 110M 47k 4P WHT S MICRO 2SA1175 HFE H TRAP BIAS 1SS133T 77 PROTECT ...

Page 50: ... C H C H I P 100p CH CHIP 100p CH CHIP 100p CH CHIP 470p B CHIP 470p B CHIP 220pCH CHIP 1 47 16V 10P BTOB 8P BTOB TAB 3P WHT S MICRO 5P WHT S MICRO 10P BTOB 9P WHT S MICRO 0 CHIP 0UH 0 CHIP 7 5MM JW 5 CHIP 0 CHIP 470 CHIP 470 CHIP 470 CHIP 1k CHIP 1k CHIP 470 CHIP 0 CHIP 470k CHIP 4 7k CHIP 10k CHIP 220 CHIP 220 CHIP 220 CHIP 220 CHIP 10k RN CP CST10 00MX 220p CH CHIP 0 CHIP 0 22 2SA1162 G VCC FAL...

Page 51: ...RN 22M 1 2W 22 2 2k CHIP 470p B 56k 0 1 0UH 3 3k 2200 25V 2 2 AK04V0 10k CHIP 10k CHIP 0 0022 1kV R D1NS4 RECTIFIER SWITCH 470p CH CHIP GP08D V BOOST 330p SL SW 6P YEL S MICRO ERA22 08 SENSING PROTECT 33 160V 0 047 200V PT 0 0033 B CHIP 820p 500V B 100 10 10 680p 500V B 5P S MICRO 1SS119 25 PROTECT RD33EB3T CLAMP RGP02 17EL 6433 CLAMP 5P 6M RD20ES B2 CLAMP ERC04 06SE SNUBBER ERC04 06SE SNUBBER 0UH...

Page 52: ...179 1B UDZSTE 179 1B DA204K MA111 TX PROTECT MA111 TX PROTECT CXA1855S AV SW NJM78M09FA REGULATOR CXA1315M CONTROL TA8200AH AUDIO AMP S TERMINAL 12P 0 CHIP 0 CHIP FLR50 2SA1162 G AMP 2SC2712 2SC2712 YG INVERTER 2SC2712 YG INVERTER 2SC2712 YG INVERTER 2SC2712 2SC271 YG BUFFER 2SA1162 G BUFFER 2SC2712 G BUFFER 2SC2712 YG BUFFER 2SC2712 BUFFER 2SC2712 YG BUFFER UN2213 AMP UN2213 AMP UN2213 AMP UN2213...

Page 53: ... CHIP 47k CHIP 100k CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 470 CHIP 470 CHIP 470 CHIP 100 CHIP 470 CHIP 0 CHIP 100 CHIP 470 CHIP 100 CHIP 220 CHIP 180 CHIP 0 CHIP 470 CHIP 100 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 470 CHIP 100 CHIP 470 CHIP 0 CHIP 100 CHIP 470 CHIP 470 CHIP 0 CHIP 100 CHIP 4 7M CHIP 4 7M CHIP 4 7M CHIP 100 CHIP 2 2 10V CHIP 16 2MHz 10 16V AL CP 10 16V AL CP 47 16V AL CP 10 16V AL CP 4 7 35V AL CP FILTER CH...

Page 54: ... CP 0 01 B CHIP 100 6 3V AL CP 0 01 B CHIP 10 16V AL CP 10 16V AL CP 10 16V AL CP FILTER CHIP EMI 1 234 177 21 FILTER 1 234 177 21 FILTER CHIP EMI 1 234 177 21 FILTER CHIP EMI 1 234 177 21 FILTER CHIP EMI 1 234 177 21 BA033FP E2 WRITE PLL CHIP CHIP CHIP CHIP CHIP 1k CHIP 3 3k CHIP 22K CHIP 22K CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 470 CHIP 10K CHIP 1 1K RN CP 2 2K RN CP 2 7K RN CP 100 CHIP 470 CHIP 10 RN CP 10 R...

Page 55: ...0 01 B CHIP 0 01 B CHIP 0 01 B CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 47 CHIP 47 CHIP 47 CHIP 47 CHIP 0 01 B CHIP 0 01 B CHIP 0 CHIP CXD96950 TBC D3 3V SYNC POWER CTRL DYUV TBC CL K Y0 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 3 3V GND HP VP THR CLK PN HS Y0 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 UV0 UV1 UV2 UV3 UV4 UV5 UV6 UV7 UV0 UV1 UV2 UV3 UV4 UV5 UV6 UV7 RST3 B chip ES1 ADD_VDD 3 ADD_VSS 2 ADD_VDD 0 VSS VPD N C N C N C N C N C N C N C VSS N C ADD...

Page 56: ...1 0 1 25V B CHIP 0 1 25V B CHIP CHIP 0 01 B CHIP CHIP 0 01 B CHIP FILTER CHIP EMI 1 234 177 21 100 CHIP 10 16V AL CP 0 01 B CHIP 0 01 B CHIP 0 01 B CHIP 0 01 B CHIP R4428 0 01 B CHIP 0 01 B CHIP 0 1 25V B CHIP 0 01B CHIP 0 01B CHIP 0 01 B CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 1 1k RN CP 2 2k RN CP 150 RN CP C4428 0 01 B CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 3 3k CHIP 3 3k CHIP 220 CHIP 33k CHIP 470k CHIP 470k CHIP 0 1...

Page 57: ... 220p 500V B 47 25V 0 022 250V MPS 10 16V BP 0 01 B 390 FPRD 0 0022 PT 0 47 MPS 1 10 FPRD IRF614 DQP OUT 0 0047 PT 2 2k CHIP 470 CHIP 10k CHIP 100k CHIP 47k CHIP 330 CHIP 470 CHIP 22k CHIP 1k CHIP 1 2k CHIP 2 2k CHIP 270k CHIP 270k CHIP 10k CHIP 2 2k CHIP 2 2k CHIP 33k CHIP 100k CHIP 100k CHIP 100k CHIP 0 CHIP 2SC4793 1P TAB 0 0022 B CHIP 0 0047 400V MPS 100k CHIP 4 7 k C HI P 0 00068 PT D1NL20U T...

Page 58: ...HT S MICRO 9P RED S MICRO 9P WHT S MICRO EL0606 EL0606 DTC144ESA LED DRIVE DTC144ESA LED DRIVE 330 330 75 10k 10k 5 6k 470 1k 1 8k 330 3 3k 10k 330 10k 47 75 220 220 100 100 2 2k JW 5MM 6P BLK S MICRO 0 01 PT 0 01 PT 3P NNCD9 1A T1 PROTECTOR NNCD9 1A T1 PROTECTOR NNCD9 1A T1 PROTECT NNCD9 1A T1 PROTECTOR NNCD9 1A T1 PROTECT SP R OUT SP GND SP GND SP L OUT SP GND SP GND W I N W I N GND GND GND STBY...

Page 59: ...0 0 1 25V B CHIP 2 2 16V F CHIP 2 2 16V F CHIP 1 10 0 CHIP 9P WHT S MICRO 10P WHT BTOB 8P WHT BTOB 4P YEL S MICRO 6P WHT S MICRO UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE 179 1B PROTECT UDZSTE ...

Page 60: ...8 JR800 CN803 CN801 IC801 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 470UH 4 7k CHIP 0 CHIP 0 1 25V B CHIP 4 7k CHIP 4 7 1k CHIP 0 1 25V F CHIP 100 16V 10 470 1 2W 0 1 25V F CHIP 100 16V 10 2W RS 2 2k CHIP 2 2k CHIP 220k CHIP 1k CHIP 0 CH IP CH IP 0 CHIP 100 CHIP 0 1 25V F CHIP 27k CHIP 0 1 25V F CHIP 0 1 25V F CHIP 100 16V 1k CHIP 1k CHIP 1k CHIP 2SD2394 EF B...

Page 61: ...P 5P WHT S MICRO HEF4053BT 2SC2712 YG 2SA1162 G 2SA1162 G 2SA1162 G 2SC2712 YG R Y DELAY 2SC2712 YG 2SA1162 G R Y DELAY 2SC2712 YG 2SC2712 YG 2SA1162 G R Y DELAY 100 CHIP 22k CHIP 10k CHIP 12k CHIP 47p CH CHIP 1k CHIP 2SC2712 YG 1k CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 100 16V 0 1 F CHIP 2SC2712 YG 150p CH CHIP 0 1 F CHIP 5 MM 5MM 220 CHIP 15 CHIP 470 CHIP 18k CHIP 1k CHIP 1k CHIP 220 CHIP 1 5k CHIP 680 CHIP 470...

Page 62: ...1 R3823 CN3803 R3850 R3851 R3861 S3801 R3860 JW3808 C3820 D3807 D3808 D3809 D3810 R3825 IC3807 R3809 Q3809 Q3811 Q3812 D3805 Q3810 CN3802 R3805 C3822 0 01 B 330 10 0 01 B 10 0 47 FPRD 150k 4 7k DTC144ESA SWITCH DTC144ESA SWITCH 10k 100 1k 1k 4 7k 10 10k LA6510 N S DRIVE 1k 0 47 FPRD 100k 15 3P WHT S MICRO JW 5MM JW 5MM 1k SENSOR UNIT MAGNETIC 75k 1SS133T 77 SWITCH N S DRIVE MUTE BUFFER N S DRIVE M...

Page 63: ...2 3 4 VCC OUT GND CN3601 D3906 S3601 CN3602 IC3901 C3912 CN3603 4P VH SPB 25MVWF WAKE INDICATOR 4P VH 470p B 6P BLK S MICRO AC PUSH SW 1 RPM7140 H5 SIRCS RECEIVER A C O U T N C N C A C I N N C N C A C I N CN4602 TO A BOARD CN601 TO F BOARD L E D G L E D R G N D G N D S I R C S I N 5 V S E N A C O U T RECEIVER POWER SW LED B SSSBG3R H2 TO H1 BOARD CN3907 ...

Page 64: ...19 R5930 D5902 D5904 Q5903 Q5904 Q5905 D5905 D5903 JW5900 5MM CN2801 CN5904 330 560 820 33 160V 2 2 160V 0 047 200V PT 0 1 200V PT 470 10V 470 10V 100 16V 0 001 PT 0 001 PT 0 047 PT 0 047 PT 0 0047 500V E 10 2W RS 68 68 220 1k 1k 1k 1 5k 10k 10k 47k 68k 68k 1 5 FPRD 1 5 FPRD 560 FPRD 1k FPRD 5MM 7P S MICRO 1SS119 25 TEMP CORR 330 16V 100 16V 120 120 10 0MM 2SC2458 YGR AMP 2SA1606 E VM DRIVE 1 2SC4...

Page 65: ...1 7P 7P 7P 7P CN302 8P 8P 8P 8P 8P CN307 7P 7P 7P 7P D309 RD5 1SB T2 UDZSTE 175 1B UDZSTE 175 1B RD5 1SB T2 RD5 1SB T2 RD5 1SB T2 D622 D5L60 D3L60 D5L60 D5L60 D5L60 D5L60 D625 RD10S B DTZ10B DTZ10B RD10S B RD10S B RD10S B D638 D1N20R 11ES2 11ES2 D1N20R D1N20R D1N20R FB101 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP FB102 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP 0 CHIP IC302 TDA9181T IC603 NJM78M09FA NJM78M09FA JR102 0 ...

Page 66: ... CHIP R365 220 CHIP 220 CHIP R366 10K CHIP R367 10K CHIP R371 27K CHIP R372 56K CHIP R375 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP R378 1 5K CHIP R379 10M CHIP R381 0 CHIP R382 4 7K CHIP R383 1K CHIP R384 470 CHIP R385 150 CHIP R391 0 CHIP R682 LINK IC LINK IC LINK IC LINK IC LINK IC T503 NX 4009 NX 4009 MB4 NX 4009 M3B4 NX4009 M3B4 NX 4009 M3B4 NX 4009 M3B4 TU101 BTF WG442 BTF WG441 BTF WG442 BTF WG44...

Page 67: ...NDIA KV AR34M66 KV AR34M94 C6223 1 1 1 0 63V 1 1 0 63V JR1412 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP Q1405 2SC2712 YG 2SC2712 YG 2SC2712 YG 2SC2712 YG R1439 47 CHIP 47 CHIP 47 CHIP 47 CHIP R1508 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP 100 CHIP R1509 470 CHIP 470 CHIP 470 CHIP 470 CHIP C6 Board Mark List R721 68K RN 68K RN 68K RN 68K RN 68K RN Q710 2SC2785 HFE 2SC2785 HFE 2SC2785 HFE 2SK2677 02 2SC2785 HFE 2SK2677...

Page 68: ...AR34M64 THAILAND KV AR34M64 INDIA KV AR34M66 KV AR34M94 C4120 0 1 25V B CHIP 0 1 25V B CHIP 0 1 25V B CHIP 0 1 25V B CHIP C4128 100P CH CHIP 100 CH CHIP 100 CH CHIP 100 CH CHIP C4208 100 6 3V CHIP 47 16V CHIP 100 6 3V CHIP 100 6 3V CHIP 100 6 3V CHIP D4101 MA111 TX MA111 TX MA111 TX MA111 TX D4102 MA111 TX MMDL914T1 MA111 TX MA111 TX MA111 TX D4400 MA111 TX MMDL914T1 MA111 TX MA111 TX MA111 TX D44...

Page 69: ...oltage v Ref Pin No Voltage v 48 4 4 49 0 50 2 2 51 0 52 0 IC002 1 0 2 4 9 3 4 9 4 7 2 5 4 9 6 0 7 0 IC003 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 4 9 6 4 9 7 0 8 4 9 IC301 1 3 7 3 3 2 5 0 3 1 3 4 5 0 5 4 8 6 4 3 7 1 4 8 3 5 9 5 0 10 3 7 11 5 0 12 0 13 3 7 14 2 3 15 3 5 1 44Vp p 4 16 3 4 17 5 3 18 7 6 19 0 8 20 3 4 21 3 4 22 3 8 23 3 2 24 1 8 3 92Vp p 5 25 1 8 3 44Vp p 6 26 1 7 1 9 3 84Vp p 7 27 0 A BOARD VOLTAGE LIST ...

Page 70: ... 0 C 1 6 E 8 6 Q306 B 1 4 C 8 6 E 0 8 Q307 B 4 3 C 8 6 E 3 5 Q308 B 3 5 C 0 4 E 0 8 Q309 B 4 7 C 0 E 0 Q310 B 0 2 C 4 9 E 0 Q311 B 0 C 8 8 E 0 Q312 B 4 4 C 0 E 5 6 Q313 B 0 C 12 5 E 0 Q314 B 0 4 C 0 E 1 0 Q315 B 0 C 3 5 E 0 Q316 B 4 0 C 0 E 4 7 Q317 B 4 0 C 0 E 4 7 Q501 B 3 4 C 0 E 4 0 Q502 B 4 3 C 1 5 E 4 0 Q503 B 0 C 3 3 E 0 Q505 S 0 G 6 3 6 1 D 156 Q506 B 0 6 C 92 1 156Vp p PAL 14 148Vp p 14 NT...

Page 71: ... 0 4 6 0 4 7 0 3 8 0 9 0 10 2 3 11 0 12 0 13 8 8 14 4 0 15 4 5 16 8 8 IC3303 1 2 9 2 2 7 3 2 9 4 2 8 5 8 7 6 0 7 0 8 4 4 9 4 4 10 4 4 11 4 4 12 0 13 8 7 14 8 8 IC3302 1 4 3 2 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 6 4 4 7 4 4 8 4 4 9 4 4 10 4 4 11 4 4 12 4 4 13 4 4 14 0 6 15 1 3 16 1 5 17 1 5 18 4 6 19 4 5 20 0 21 8 8 22 4 4 23 3 7 24 3 7 25 3 7 26 4 8 27 0 5 28 4 4 29 4 4 30 4 4 31 4 4 32 4 4 33 4 4 34 4 4 35 4 4...

Page 72: ...4 6 0 4 7 0 3 8 0 9 0 1 10 2 4 11 0 12 0 13 8 7 14 4 4 15 4 4 16 8 8 IC3301 1 2 7 2 2 6 3 3 0 4 3 0 5 0 4 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 4 5 10 4 5 11 4 5 12 0 13 0 4 14 8 8 IC3302 1 4 4 2 4 5 3 4 5 4 4 5 5 4 5 6 4 5 7 4 5 8 4 5 9 4 5 10 4 4 11 4 4 12 4 5 13 4 5 14 1 5 15 1 7 16 2 7 17 2 7 18 4 4 19 20 0 21 8 9 22 4 5 23 2 5 24 2 1 25 2 1 26 2 1 27 2 0 28 4 5 29 4 4 30 4 3 31 4 4 32 4 5 33 4 4 34 4 5 35 4 5 36 4 4...

Page 73: ...709 B 154 C 5 4 E 154 Q710 B 1 6 C 8 3 E 1 3 Q711 B 1 8 C 8 2 E 1 4 Q712 B 1 6 C 8 3 E 1 3 Q714 B 0 7 C 0 1 E 0 Q1800 B 3 8 C 0 E 4 5 Q1802 B 0 4 C 3 4 E 0 Q1803 B 0 C 6 5 E 0 VM1 BOARD VOLTAGE LIST Ref Pin No Voltage v Q5901 B 2 7 C 8 8 E 2 0 Q5902 B 0 7 C 0 4 E 0 7 Q5903 B 2 7 C 4 6 E 2 0 Q5904 B 4 6 C 0 E 5 1 Q5905 B 5 6 C 8 8 E 5 1 Ref Pin No Voltage v Q5906 B 0 C 0 3 E 0 Q5907 B 0 1 C 0 7 E 0...

Page 74: ... 2 3 0 47 3 7 48 1 7 IC4105 1 4 9 2 0 0 3 3 0 4 0 0 3 5 4 9 IC4106 I 7 7 G 0 O 5 0 IC4201 I 4 9 G 0 O 3 3 IC4202 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 3 3 5 3 3 IC4203 1 3 3 2 1 6 3 3 3 4 0 5 3 3 6 3 3 7 0 8 1 0 0 7 9 0 10 0 2 11 1 3 12 2 4 13 3 2 14 0 15 0 2 16 0 17 1 3 18 1 3 19 2 4 20 3 2 21 0 22 0 2 23 0 24 1 3 25 1 3 26 2 4 27 3 2 28 0 29 0 3 30 0 31 0 32 3 3 33 0 34 3 3 35 0 36 3 3 37 3 3 38 3 3 39 3 3 40 3 2 41 3 ...

Page 75: ... 3 51 3 3 52 0 53 3 3 54 3 3 55 3 3 0 56 0 1 57 0 2 58 1 6 59 0 60 3 3 61 3 3 62 3 3 63 0 64 2 2 1 6 65 1 0 1 5 66 1 0 1 6 67 0 4 1 6 68 1 1 1 6 69 2 0 70 1 7 71 1 4 72 1 4 73 3 3 74 2 4 75 1 1 0 8 76 1 1 1 2 77 1 5 2 2 78 1 9 1 3 79 1 8 1 3 80 1 8 2 0 IC4401 I 3 3 G 0 O 1 8 IC4402 1 1 7 2 3 0 3 3 0 2 9 4 3 3 5 3 3 6 1 7 7 0 2 8 0 9 0 10 1 5 11 1 9 12 1 2 13 1 5 14 1 2 1 6 15 2 0 1 0 16 1 4 17 1 6...

Page 76: ...C 0 E 1 6 Q4120 B 0 7 C 0 E 1 4 Q4121 B 0 7 C 0 E 1 4 Q4122 B 2 9 C 4 9 E 2 3 Q4123 B 2 9 C 4 9 E 2 3 Q4124 B 2 9 C 4 9 E 2 3 Q4125 B 4 4 C 0 E 4 9 Q4126 B 2 4 C 0 E 3 0 Q4127 B 2 6 C 0 E 3 2 Q4128 B 2 6 C 0 E 3 2 Q4129 B 2 2 0 C 8 1 E 1 6 Q4130 B 2 4 C 8 1 E 1 8 Q4131 B 2 4 C 8 1 E 1 8 Q4132 B 0 8 1 C 2 9 E 8 7 Q4133 B 8 1 C 3 0 E 8 7 Q4134 B 8 1 C 3 0 E 8 7 Q4135 B 2 1 0 C 8 1 E 1 5 Q4136 B 2 6 ...

Page 77: ...3 C 0 E 0 1 Ref Pin No Voltage v Ref Pin No Voltage v DH BOARD VOLTAGE LIST EXCEPT KV AR34M36 Ref Pin No Voltage v IC3805 1 4 8 2 5 2 3 2 8 4 2 8 5 0 6 2 8 7 2 8 8 2 8 9 2 4 8 7 1 IC3807 1 12 2 2 0 3 2 5 4 1 2 5 0 6 0 7 4 9 8 0 Q3807 B 0 C 4 8 E 0 Q3808 B 4 8 C 0 1 E 0 Q3809 B 0 1 C 1 3 E 0 Q3810 B 2 5 C 0 E 3 2 Q3811 B 3 2 C 7 2 E 2 6 Q3812 B 0 1 C 2 8 E 1 3 Ref Pin No Voltage v IC3901 1 4 9 4 8 ...

Page 78: ...02 Q403 Q404 Q002 L005 Q315 Q313 D203 D317 JR003 IC002 Q203 Q204 Q201 Q202 D006 JR015 IC100 Q206 Q207 Q302 Q303 Q310 Q314 IC302 Q503 D534 D507 IC502 D520 D508 D510 D511 D512 Q507 Q602 Q902 D004 Q311 Q509 Q501 Q502 D505 R662 Q901 JR009 D509 D905 Q603 D904 D625 JR011 Q608 D532 D531 D309 D320 D319 Q312 D316 D315 D322 D321 Q304 Q316 Q317 D312 Q306 Q305 D300 D314 JR006 JR020 D634 D635 D607 Q601 D624 Q6...

Page 79: ...D903 D407 D408 D409 Q301 Q101 Q307 Q308 Q401 Q402 Q403 Q404 Q002 L005 Q315 Q313 D203 D317 JR003 IC002 Q203 Q204 Q201 Q202 D006 JR015 IC100 Q206 Q207 Q302 Q303 Q310 Q314 IC302 Q503 D534 D507 IC502 D520 D508 D510 D511 D512 Q507 Q602 Q902 D004 Q311 Q509 Q501 Q502 D505 R662 Q901 JR009 D509 D905 Q603 D904 D625 JR011 Q608 D532 D531 D309 D320 D319 Q312 D316 D315 D322 D321 Q304 Q316 Q317 D312 Q306 Q305 D3...

Page 80: ... D402 D403 D404 D405 D901 D902 D903 D407 D408 D409 Q301 Q101 Q307 Q308 Q401 Q402 Q403 Q404 Q002 L005 Q315 Q313 D203 D317 JR003 IC002 Q203 Q204 Q201 Q202 D006 JR015 IC100 Q206 Q207 Q302 Q303 Q310 Q314 IC302 Q503 D534 D507 IC502 D520 D508 D510 D511 D512 Q507 Q602 Q902 D004 Q311 Q509 Q501 Q502 D505 R662 Q901 JR009 D509 D905 Q603 D904 D625 JR011 Q608 D532 D531 D309 D320 D319 Q312 D316 D315 D322 D321 Q...

Page 81: ...OARD Component Side DIODE TRANSISTOR B8 BOARD Conductor Side DIODE IC IC1401 C 2 IC1402 A 2 IC1403 E 5 IC1404 E 3 IC3200 E 11 IC3202 C 10 IC3204 D 11 IC3205 D 8 IC3301 C 8 IC3302 D 10 IC3401 C 6 IC6200 B 8 IC6201 A 12 D1401 C 1 D1402 B 1 D1403 B 1 D1404 E 1 D1405 E 1 D1406 D 1 D1407 D 1 D1408 C 2 D1409 D 2 D1410 C 1 D1411 C 1 D1412 C 2 D1413 B 2 D1414 B 2 D1415 A 3 D1416 A 3 D1418 A 1 D3201 D 13 D...

Page 82: ...2811 C2809 C2806 C2805 C2803 C2801 C2831 C2832 C2833 C2834 C2837 S2801 C2841 CN2821 CN2822 D2803 D2804 D2806 IC2803 L2801 L2806 Q2807 Q2811 Q2823 R2821 R2824 R2834 R2833 R2830 R2877 T2801 CN2823 C2840 C2843 JW 2802 D2816 D2815 JW2805 JW 2809 JW 2806 Q2824 C2842 C2901 D2814 JW 2811 L2803 C2900 JW 2807 C2810 R2831 JW 2804 L2802 JR2900 C2829 R2827 R2825 R2840 R2843 R2820 Q2805 Q2806 Q2802 R2816 R2837...

Page 83: ... 2 Q4141 D 2 Q4142 D 2 Q4143 E 2 Q4201 A 3 Q4202 B 4 Q4203 B 4 Q4207 A 5 Q4208 B 5 Q4209 A 5 IC IC4102 A 1 IC4103 C 2 IC4104 B 2 IC4105 C 3 IC4106 D 1 IC4201 B 7 IC4202 A 4 IC4203 B 5 IC4204 A 6 IC4301 B 5 IC4401 B 7 IC4402 C 5 IC4403 D 6 IC4404 C 4 IC4405 C 7 Q4105 B 2 Q4107 B 1 Q4109 B 2 Q4110 B 2 Q4111 C 1 Q4113 D 2 TRANSISTOR Q4210 B 5 Q4211 A 5 Q4212 A 3 Q4215 B 5 Q4216 B 5 Q4217 B 4 Q4218 A ...

Page 84: ...JW6226 JW1433 JW6208 JW3218 JW1450 JW1471 C6253 JW1453 FB6203 JW6206 JW3223 JW1438 C6202 C6204 C6205 FB6202 FB6201 FB6200 L1401 C6206 C6209 C6212 C6210 JW6224 JW1451 C6240 C6223 CN1401 CN1403 C3256 D6200 JW1439 CN6200 C6237 JW1446 CN1402 CN6205 C1464 Q3204 C3202 JW3205 C3259 JW3200 JW3237 IC1404 C6252 JW3222 Q3201 C3229 C3251 C3247 C6216 C3228 JW3201 JW3220 C3239 JW1457 JW1401 C6239 C3307 C3320 C3...

Page 85: ...1522 C1523 C1524 C1525 C1526 C1528 C1529 C1530 C1544 C1554 D1501 Q1501 Q1502 Q1503 Q1505 Q1507 Q1509 Q1510 Q1511 Q1514 Q1515 Q1516 Q1520 Q1522 Q1523 R1506 R1507 R1508 R1511 R1512 R1515 R1516 R1517 R1520 R1522 R1523 R1528 R1529 R1531 R1537 R1538 R1540 R1541 R1542 R1543 R1545 R1547 R1548 R1549 R1551 R1552 R1553 R1554 R1556 R1559 R1560 R1561 R1562 R1563 R1566 R1567 R1568 R1569 C1516 C1521 C1527 Q1504...

Page 86: ...1 Q712 R719 R721 R723 R725 R726 C714 R728 R729 R730 R731 R732 R733 R1821 R738 R739 R740 R755 R756 R757 R701 C1810 Q701 JW1801 L704 R734 R705 R722 R745 Q707 CN704 C712 CN706 JW707 D711 RV702 CN710 D701 Q703 R717 R712 JW706 C713 R724 R720 C701 R714 D710 L706 R703 R751 R727 L707 C716 R716 R718 R760 R758 R759 R753 R1802 D704 D705 D706 R704 Q702 R748 C717 JW704 JW702 R711 Q706 C736 CN703 R715 JW708 C71...

Page 87: ...2 RD5 6S BT2 RD5 6SB T1 UDZS TE17 5 1B RD9 1S B RD10S B D1N20R D1NS4 11ES2 NTA1B RD6 8ES B1 RD20ES B2 RD30ES B2 1SS119 25 D5S6M 2SC4927 01 E B C E C B LETTER SIDE E B C E C B E LETTER SIDE C B G S D CATHODE ANODE CATHODE ANODE ANODE CATHODE 5P 6M RU 1P CATHODE ANODE GATE D3SB60 D3L60 39 40 26 52 14 27 1 13 MARKING SIDE VIEW D1 G1 S1 NC S2 G2 D2 FMX 12S ERC04 06SE ERC06 15S ELIZ 1 1 2 2 3 3 CATHODE...

Page 88: ...9S CXP750097 602S M24C16 BN6 TDA8172 1 TOP VIEW DIP Dual In line Package Pin 6 98 MM1319AFBE NJM2903M MBS9626R Single In line Package Pin 8 98 1 TOP VIEW SOP STR F6456S KIA7805API KIA7809API S 80743AL A7 S IC 1 2 3 Zig zag In line Package Pin 6 99 MARKING SIDE VIEW 1 E B C ...

Page 89: ...specified NOTE Items with no part number and no description are not stocked because they are seldom required for routine service The construction parts of an assembled part are indicated with a collation number in the remark column REF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION REMARK 1 4 302 404 03 SCREW WASHER HEAD P4 x 16 2 1 825 163 11 SPEAKER 5 CM 3 1 825 099 11 SPEAKER 13 x 5 5CM 4 4 086 708 11 BRACKET SPEAKER ...

Page 90: ...V AR34M36 AR34M64 AR34M66 AR34M94 RM 993 KV AR34M60 RM 995 6 2 CHASSIS r 7 685 648 79 SCREW BVTP 3 12 p 7 685 663 79 SCREW BVTP 4 16 59 71 53 72 73 56 54 57 65 58 52 67 51 69 70 67 74 66 55 63 64 61 62 68 60 ...

Page 91: ...NX 4009 M3B4 EXCEPT KV AR34M36 59 A 1401 241 A P5 BOARD MOUNTED KV AR34M36 AR34M66 A 1401 325 A P5 BOARD MOUNTED KV AR34M64 THAILAND A 1401 476 A P5 BOARD MOUNTED KV AR34M64 AR34M94 INDIA A 1131 665 A B1 BOARD MOUNTED KV AR34M60 REF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION REMARK REF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION REMARK 60 4 088 702 01 HOLDER PWB 61 A 1241 443 A F BOARD MOUNTED KV AR34M36 AR34M66 A 1401 345 A F BOARD MOUN...

Page 92: ...4M94 RM 993 KV AR34M60 RM 995 6 3 PICTURE TUBE r 7 685 648 79 SCREW BVTP 3 12 p 7 685 663 71 SCREW BVTP 4 16 169 158 174 174 176 167 168 172 173 153 152 151 155 157 164 165 162 170 163 162 178 179 161 160 171 166 154 156 157 159 175 177 ...

Page 93: ...R34M66 1 419 293 21 COIL DEGAUSSING KV AR34M64 THAILAND AR34M60 1 419 293 21 COIL DEGAUSSING KV AR34M64 AR34M94 REF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION REMARK 162 4 074 512 21 CUSHION S DGC KV AR34M36 AR34M66 4 074 512 31 CUSHION S DGC KV AR34M64 THAILAND AR34M60 163 4 061 369 01 HOLDER DEGAUSSE COIL 164 1 452 896 61 COIL NA ROTATION RT200 KV AR34M36 AR34M66 1 452 896 81 COIL NA ROTATION KV AR34M60 AR34M64 THA...

Page 94: ...C109 1 162 962 11 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10 00 50V C110 1 162 962 11 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10 00 50V C111 1 162 962 11 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10 00 50V C112 1 126 947 11 ELECT 47UF 20 00 16V C113 1 126 935 11 ELECT 470UF 20 00 16V C114 1 126 967 11 ELECT 47UF 20 00 50V C115 1 126 967 11 ELECT 47UF 20 00 50V EXCEPT KV AR34M60 C116 1 164 004 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1UF 10 00 25V EXCEPT KV AR34M60 C117 1 164 004 11 C...

Page 95: ...0 50V C549 1 162 968 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 0047UF 10 00 50V C550 1 106 220 00 MYLAR 0 1UF 10 00 100V C551 1 126 960 11 ELECT 1UF 20 00 50V EXCEPT KV AR34M64 INDIA AR34M94 C551 1 125 799 91 ELECT 1UF 20 00 63V KV AR34M64 INDIA AR34M94 C552 1 162 116 00 CERAMIC 680PF 10 00 2KV C553 1 162 116 00 CERAMIC 680PF 10 00 2KV C554 1 106 361 00 MYLAR 0 0056UF 10 00 100V C556 1 128 528 11 ELECT 470UF 20 00 25V C5...

Page 96: ...14T1 D004 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 D005 8 719 081 97 MMDL914T1 D006 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 D007 8 719 081 97 MMDL914T1 D008 8 719 081 97 MMDL914T1 D009 8 719 081 97 MMDL914T1 D010 8 719 158 35 RD9 1S B D100 8 719 081 97 MMDL914T1 D300 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 D301 8 719 081 97 MMDL914T1 D306 8 719 081 97 MMDL914T1 D307 8 719 081 97 MMDL914T1 D308 8 719 081 97 MMDL914T1 D309 8 719 159 10 RD5 1...

Page 97: ...95 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR008 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR010 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR012 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR014 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR015 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR016 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR020 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR022 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR023 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR024 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR025 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 JR028 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP...

Page 98: ...5 1 216 025 11 RES CHIP 100 5 1 10W R017 1 216 049 11 RES CHIP 1K 5 1 10W EXCEPT KV AR34M60 R018 1 216 033 00 RES CHIP 220 5 1 10W R019 1 216 073 91 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 10W R020 1 216 045 00 RES CHIP 680 5 1 10W R021 1 216 073 91 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 10W R022 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 R023 1 216 049 11 RES CHIP 1K 5 1 10W R024 1 216 063 91 RES CHIP 3 9K 5 1 10W R025 1 216 063 91 RES CHIP 3 9K 5 1 10W R02...

Page 99: ...W R545 1 216 077 91 RES CHIP 15K 5 1 10W R546 1 216 077 91 RES CHIP 15K 5 1 10W R547 1 216 085 91 RES CHIP 33K 5 1 10W R548 1 216 665 11 METAL CHIP 3 9K 0 5 1 10W R549 1 215 451 00 METAL 18K 1 1 4W R550 1 216 097 11 RES CHIP 100K 5 1 10W R551 1 249 421 11 CARBON 2 2K 5 1 4W R552 1 216 057 00 RES CHIP 2 2K 5 1 10W R309 1 216 025 11 RES CHIP 100 5 1 10W R310 1 216 025 11 RES CHIP 100 5 1 10W R311 1 ...

Page 100: ... 5 1 10W R614 1 216 041 00 RES CHIP 470 5 1 10W R615 1 216 366 00 METAL OXIDE 0 56 5 2W R616 1 260 302 51 CARBON 6 8 5 1 2W R617 1 247 791 91 CARBON 22 5 1 4W R619 1 260 128 91 CARBON 270K 5 1 2W R620 1 129 720 91 FILM 0 033UF 5 00 630V R621 1 215 864 00 METAL OXIDE 150 5 1W R623 1 216 095 00 RES CHIP 82K 5 1 10W R624 1 216 089 91 RES CHIP 47K 5 1 10W R626 1 216 049 11 RES CHIP 1K 5 1 10W R627 1 2...

Page 101: ...TOR 47UH L1509 1 414 857 11 INDUCTOR 100UH L1510 1 414 187 11 INDUCTOR 47UH L1511 1 414 187 11 INDUCTOR 47UH TRANSISTOR Q1501 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1502 8 729 216 22 2SA1162 G Q1503 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1504 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1505 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1507 8 729 216 22 2SA1162 G Q1509 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1510 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1511 8 729 216 22 2SA1162 G Q1514 8 729 2...

Page 102: ...038 91 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1UF 25V C1438 1 163 005 91 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10 00 50V C1439 1 163 133 00 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 5 00 50V C1440 1 163 133 00 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 5 00 50V C1441 1 163 133 00 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 5 00 50V C1442 1 163 133 00 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 5 00 50V C1443 1 163 133 00 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 5 00 50V C1444 1 164 005 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 47UF 25V C1445 1 163 133 00 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 5 00 5...

Page 103: ...11 ELECT 10UF 20 00 50V C6200 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 C6202 1 128 550 11 ELECT 2200UF 20 00 50V C6203 1 163 021 91 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 00 50V C6204 1 128 550 11 ELECT 2200UF 20 00 50V C6205 1 130 495 00 MYLAR 0 1UF 5 00 50V C6206 1 128 550 11 ELECT 2200UF 20 00 50V C6209 1 130 495 00 MYLAR 0 1UF 5 00 50V C6210 1 126 924 11 ELECT 330UF 20 00 10V C6211 1 126 924 11 ELECT 330UF 20 00 10V C6212 1...

Page 104: ... L1404 1 406 665 11 INDUCTOR 100UH L1405 1 414 856 11 INDUCTOR 10UH L1406 1 414 856 11 INDUCTOR 10UH L1407 1 414 856 11 INDUCTOR 10UH L3202 1 414 856 11 INDUCTOR 10UH TRANSISTOR Q1316 8 729 216 22 2SA1162 G Q1317 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1318 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1323 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1324 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1365 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1372 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1401 8 729 2...

Page 105: ...467 1 216 057 00 RES CHIP 2 2K 5 1 10W R1468 1 216 093 91 RES CHIP 68K 5 1 10W R1469 1 216 105 91 RES CHIP 220K 5 1 10W R1470 1 216 105 91 RES CHIP 220K 5 1 10W R1471 1 216 022 00 RES CHIP 75 5 1 10W R1472 1 216 033 00 RES CHIP 220 5 1 10W R1473 1 216 033 00 RES CHIP 220 5 1 10W R1474 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 R1475 1 216 089 91 RES CHIP 47K 5 1 10W R1476 1 216 089 91 RES CHIP 47K 5 1 10W R1477 1 ...

Page 106: ...5 1 10W R6258 1 216 021 00 RES CHIP 68 5 1 10W R6259 1 216 308 00 RES CHIP 4 7 5 1 10W R6278 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 TUNER TU1401 8 598 450 10 TUNER FSS BTF LG434 A 1300 678 A B10 BOARD COMPLETE KV AR34M60 4 382 854 11 SCREW M3X10 P SW CAPACITOR C1305 1 163 038 91 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1UF 25V C1307 1 164 346 11 CERAMIC CHIP 1UF 16V C1310 1 126 947 11 ELECT 47UF 20 00 16V C1312 1 126 947 11 ELECT 47UF ...

Page 107: ... 1 164 489 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 22UF 10 00 16V C3319 1 110 501 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 33UF 10 00 16V C3320 1 126 963 11 ELECT 4 7UF 20 00 50V C3321 1 126 963 11 ELECT 4 7UF 20 00 50V C3322 1 126 963 11 ELECT 4 7UF 20 00 50V C3323 1 115 339 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1UF 10 00 50V C3324 1 126 964 11 ELECT 10UF 20 00 50V C3325 1 104 665 11 ELECT 100UF 20 00 25V C3326 1 126 963 11 ELECT 4 7UF 20 00 50V C3327 1 126 96...

Page 108: ...30 49 2SC2712 YG Q1408 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q1409 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q3201 8 729 224 62 2SK246 GR Q3202 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q3203 8 729 230 49 2SC2712 YG Q3204 8 729 224 62 2SK246 GR Q6201 8 729 421 19 UN2213 Q6203 8 729 421 19 UN2213 Q6204 8 729 421 19 UN2213 Q6208 8 729 421 19 UN2213 RESISTOR R1301 1 216 041 00 RES CHIP 470 5 1 10W R1318 1 216 033 00 RES CHIP 220 5 1 10W R1320 1 216 ...

Page 109: ... 5 1 10W R1492 1 216 021 00 RES CHIP 68 5 1 10W R1493 1 216 067 00 RES CHIP 5 6K 5 1 10W R1496 1 216 041 00 RES CHIP 470 5 1 10W R1497 1 216 041 00 RES CHIP 470 5 1 10W R1498 1 216 025 11 RES CHIP 100 5 1 10W R1499 1 216 025 11 RES CHIP 100 5 1 10W R1500 1 216 025 11 RES CHIP 100 5 1 10W R1501 1 216 045 00 RES CHIP 680 5 1 10W R1503 1 216 073 91 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 10W R1504 1 216 073 91 RES CHIP 10K...

Page 110: ...00UF 20 00 16V C717 1 107 651 11 ELECT 4 7UF 20 00 250V C718 1 102 106 00 CERAMIC 100PF 10 00 50V C1800 1 126 964 11 ELECT 10UF 20 00 50V C1803 1 126 964 11 ELECT 10UF 20 00 50V C1804 1 126 964 11 ELECT 10UF 20 00 50V C1809 1 126 942 61 ELECT 1000UF 20 00 25V C1810 1 102 106 00 CERAMIC 100PF 10 00 50V CONNECTOR CN700 1 695 915 11 TAB CONTACT CN702 1 695 915 11 TAB CONTACT CN703 1 564 509 11 PLUG C...

Page 111: ... 249 425 11 CARBON 4 7K 5 1 4W R1809 1 249 435 11 CARBON 33K 5 1 4W R1810 1 249 435 11 CARBON 33K 5 1 4W R1811 1 249 433 11 CARBON 22K 5 1 4W R1812 1 249 435 11 CARBON 33K 5 1 4W R1821 1 249 433 11 CARBON 22K 5 1 4W R1822 1 249 435 11 CARBON 33K 5 1 4W R1823 1 249 426 11 CARBON 5 6K 5 1 4W R1824 1 249 435 11 CARBON 33K 5 1 4W R1825 1 247 843 11 CARBON 3 3K 5 1 4W VARIABLE RESISTOR RV702 1 241 656 ...

Page 112: ...THAILAND Q2823 8 729 017 06 2SC4793 Q2824 8 729 140 97 2SB734 34 RESISTOR R2801 1 216 051 00 RES CHIP 1 2K 5 1 10W R2803 1 216 057 00 RES CHIP 2 2K 5 1 10W R2804 1 216 041 00 RES CHIP 470 5 1 10W R2806 1 216 057 00 RES CHIP 2 2K 5 1 10W R2809 1 216 073 91 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 10W R2812 1 216 097 11 RES CHIP 100K 5 1 10W R2813 1 216 089 91 RES CHIP 47K 5 1 10W R2816 1 216 097 11 RES CHIP 100K 5 1 10W R...

Page 113: ... 729 119 78 2SC2785 HFE Q3812 8 729 119 78 2SC2785 HFE RESISTOR R3802 1 249 417 11 CARBON 1K 5 1 4W R3803 1 249 417 11 CARBON 1K 5 1 4W R3804 1 215 444 00 METAL 9 1K 1 1 4W R3805 1 249 419 11 CARBON 1 5K 5 1 4W R3807 1 215 413 00 METAL 470 1 1 4W R3808 1 247 883 00 CARBON 150K 5 1 4W R3809 1 247 876 11 CARBON 75K 5 1 4W R3810 1 249 425 11 CARBON 4 7K 5 1 4W R3814 1 249 411 11 CARBON 330 5 1 4W R38...

Page 114: ...9 030 02 DTC144ESA Q3902 8 729 030 02 DTC144ESA RESISTOR R3900 1 249 411 11 CARBON 330 5 1 4W R3901 1 249 411 11 CARBON 330 5 1 4W R3902 1 247 804 11 CARBON 75 5 1 4W R3904 1 249 429 11 CARBON 10K 5 1 4W R3905 1 249 429 11 CARBON 10K 5 1 4W R3907 1 249 426 11 CARBON 5 6K 5 1 4W R3908 1 249 413 11 CARBON 470 5 1 4W R3909 1 249 417 11 CARBON 1K 5 1 4W R3910 1 249 420 11 CARBON 1 8K 5 1 4W R3911 1 24...

Page 115: ...17 1 164 004 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1UF 10 00 25V C4018 1 164 004 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1UF 10 00 25V C4019 1 126 394 11 ELECT CHIP 10UF 20 00 16V C4020 1 126 394 11 ELECT CHIP 10UF 20 00 16V C4021 1 126 394 11 ELECT CHIP 10UF 20 00 16V C4022 1 126 394 11 ELECT CHIP 10UF 20 00 16V C4023 1 126 394 11 ELECT CHIP 10UF 20 00 16V C4024 1 164 004 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1UF 10 00 25V C4025 1 164 004 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 ...

Page 116: ...MIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 00 50V C4238 1 163 021 91 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 00 50V C4239 1 163 021 91 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 00 50V C4240 1 163 007 11 CERAMIC CHIP 680PF 10 00 50V C4241 1 126 603 11 ELECT CHIP 4 7UF 20 00 35V C4242 1 163 021 91 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 00 50V C4243 1 124 779 00 ELECT CHIP 10UF 20 00 16V C4244 1 163 021 91 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 00 50V C4245 1 163 021 91 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF ...

Page 117: ...B4401 1 234 330 21 FILTER EMI FILTER FL4101 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4102 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4103 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4104 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4105 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4106 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4107 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4108 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4109 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4110 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4111 1 234 177 21 FERRITE 0UH FL4112 1 23...

Page 118: ...L5L6 Q4212 1 801 806 11 TR DTC144EKA Q4213 8 729 120 28 2SC1623 L5L6 Q4214 8 729 120 28 2SC1623 L5L6 Q4215 8 729 026 49 2SA1037AK T146 R Q4216 8 729 026 49 2SA1037AK T146 R Q4217 8 729 026 49 2SA1037AK T146 R Q4401 8 729 026 49 2SA1037AK T146 R Q4402 8 729 026 49 2SA1037AK T146 R Q4403 8 729 026 49 2SA1037AK T146 R Q4404 8 729 026 49 2SA1037AK T146 R Q4405 8 729 026 49 2SA1037AK T146 R Q4406 8 729...

Page 119: ... 10W EXCEPT KV AR34M64 THAILAND R4119 1 216 051 00 RES CHIP 1 2K 5 1 10W EXCEPT KV AR34M64 THAILAND R4120 1 216 083 00 RES CHIP 27K 5 1 10W R4121 1 216 097 11 RES CHIP 100K 5 1 10W EXCEPT KV AR34M64 THAILAND R4122 1 216 121 11 RES CHIP 1M 5 1 10W EXCEPT KV AR34M64 THAILAND R4123 1 216 073 91 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 10W EXCEPT KV AR34M64 THAILAND R4124 1 216 665 11 METAL CHIP 3 9K 0 5 1 10W R4125 1 216 02...

Page 120: ...1K 5 1 10W R4261 1 216 025 11 RES CHIP 100 5 1 10W R4273 1 216 073 91 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 10W R4275 1 216 073 91 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 10W R4276 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 R4278 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 R4279 1 216 025 11 RES CHIP 100 5 1 10W R4280 1 216 025 11 RES CHIP 100 5 1 10W R4282 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 R4284 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 R4286 1 216 025 11 RES CHIP 100 5 1 10W R4287 1 216 049 11 RE...

Page 121: ...4563 1 208 810 11 METAL CHIP 15K 0 5 1 10W R4564 1 208 782 11 METAL CHIP 1K 0 5 1 10W R4568 1 216 017 91 RES CHIP 47 5 1 10W R4569 1 216 017 91 RES CHIP 47 5 1 10W R4570 1 216 017 91 RES CHIP 47 5 1 10W R4573 1 216 295 91 SHORT CHIP 0 RB4201 1 239 409 11 NETWORK RESISTOR CHIP 47 RB4202 1 239 409 11 NETWORK RESISTOR CHIP 47 RB4203 1 239 409 11 NETWORK RESISTOR CHIP 47 RB4204 1 239 409 11 NETWORK RE...

Page 122: ...1 216 067 00 RES CHIP 5 6K 5 1 10W R857 1 216 077 91 RES CHIP 15K 5 1 10W R861 1 216 049 11 RES CHIP 1K 5 1 10W R862 1 260 095 11 CARBON 470 5 1 2W R863 1 216 049 11 RES CHIP 1K 5 1 10W R864 1 216 041 00 RES CHIP 470 5 1 10W R866 1 215 880 00 METAL OXIDE 10 5 2W R871 1 216 037 00 RES CHIP 330 5 1 10W R879 1 216 073 91 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 10W R880 1 216 041 00 RES CHIP 470 5 1 10W R882 1 216 049 11 RE...

Page 123: ...3 701 910 00 SCREW SPECIAL DIA 3 8X20 4 054 764 01 BAG PROTECTION KV AR34M60 AR34M64 THAILAND 4 074 148 01 BAG PROTECTION KV AR34M36 AR34M66 4 065 210 01 JOINT 4 089 792 01 CUSHION UPPER KV AR34M60 AR34M64 THAILAND Sony Corporation Sony Technology Malaysia Sdn Bhd Visual Products 9 872 322 01 English 2002 7 4 090 223 01 CUSHION UPPER KV AR34M64 INDIA AR34M94 4 089 234 01 CUSHION UPPER KV AR34M36 A...

Page 124: ...structions 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 Trinitron Color TV CT MY 02CT01COV MIXR3 P65 7 25 02 9 11 AM 1 ...

Page 125: ...s 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 To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the TV to rain or moisture Do not operate the TV if any liquid or solid object falls into it Have it checked immediately by qualified personnel only Do not block the ventilation openings of the TV Do not install the ...

Page 126: ... not place any objects on the TV Do 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 01GB0...

Page 127: ...r 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 screws Use of other scr...

Page 128: ...ure in Picture PIP 13 Selecting a TV program using PIP 14 Listening with surround sound 14 Setting the timers 15 Enjoying stereo or bilingual programs 16 Viewing Teletext 17 Menu Adjustment Introducing the menu system 18 Changing the PICTURE setting 21 Changing the SOUND setting 23 Changing the Picture in Picture PIP setting 25 Changing the SETUP setting 26 Changing the Channel Preset CH PRESET se...

Page 129: ...Do not use old or different types of batteries together Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 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 optional components see page 31 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 01GB04INS MIXR3 p65 7 25 02 9 ...

Page 130: ... The screen will indicate automatic presetting is in progress To skip automatic channel presetting select NO then press ENTER 4 Press V or v to select NO then press ENTER The INITIAL SETUP 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 ENTER Tips You can immediately go to the end of the INITIAL SETUP menu by pressing...

Page 131: ...icator 16 3 Remote control sensor 4 PROGR Select program number 5 2 Adjust volume 6 t Select TV or video input 7 AUTO PROGR Preset channels automatically Menu operations 5 SELECT V v Select and adjust items 20 6 ENTER Confirm selected items 20 8 MENU Display or cancel the menu 20 9 t3 Video input terminal 3 31 0 i Headphone jack qa Component video input terminal 32 qs 8 Antenna input terminal 31 q...

Page 132: ...gram number qf Display on screen information qg Mute the sound qh DVD Select component video input 32 qj t Select TV or video input 31 wa DTE Select DTE mode 12 ws SOUND MODE Select sound mode 11 wd PIC MODE Select picture mode 11 wf 2 Adjust volume Timer operations qs Set TV to turn off 15 automatically qd Set TV to turn on 15 automatically PIP operations yellow label 6 Display a sub screen 13 7 ...

Page 133: ...m selected items 20 eh V v B b Select and adjust items 20 Teletext operations green label wg Enlarge the Teletext display 17 wh 0 9 Input Teletext page number 17 wl PROGR Display the next or previous 17 page e Show TV screen while 17 waiting for Teletext page ea Display Teletext service 17 contents es Reveal concealed information 17 ed Displat Teletext broadcast 17 ef Stop Teletext display from 17...

Page 134: ...UND menu see page 24 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 PIC MODE to select the desired picture mode PIC MODE Select To DYNAMIC view high contrast pictures STANDARD view normal pictures SOFT view mild pictures PERSONAL receive the last adjusted picture settin...

Page 135: ...ON enhance each object s details and contours with optimum contrast OFF cancel DTE DTE Note The DTE mode is not selectable when the GAME MODE is turned ON The DTE logo and DTE are trademarks of Sony Corporation PROGR SOUND MODE WIDE MODE SURROUND PIP PROGR ENTER PIC MODE DTE x Viewing the picture in wide mode When receiving a wide mode 16 9 signal the picture will appear squeezed compressed on you...

Page 136: ... in the sub screen Select a video input in the sub screen Swap pictures between the main and sub screens Swap sound between the main and sub screens A symbol will appear next to the program number or video input display to indicate which screen you are hearing Note The picture and sound from the T monitor output terminals will always be from the main screen even when you select the sub screen soun...

Page 137: ...d States and selected foreign countries SRS and TruSurround are incorporated under license from SRS Labs Inc and are protected under United States Patent Nos 4 748 669 and 4 841 572 with numerous additional issued and pending foreign patents x Selecting a TV program using PIP You can select your desired TV program directly from the PIP sub screen by using PIP PROGR buttons 1 Press PIP PROGR until ...

Page 138: ... the Sleep timer Press until the desired period of time appears on the screen The Sleep timer starts immediately after you have set it Notes You can also cancel the Wake Up and Sleep timers by pressing on the TV to turn off the TV If no buttons are pressed for more than two hours after the TV is turned on using the Wake Up timer the TV automatically goes into standby mode 2 3 1 5 6 4 8 9 7 0 JUMP ...

Page 139: ... appears on the screen Your TV can only receive monaural sound when you select the PIP sub screen sound by pressing SOUND see page 13 When receiving a NICAM program Broadcasting On screen display Selected sound NICAM stereo NICAM bilingual NICAM monaural When receiving an A2 program Broadcasting On screen display Selected sound A2 stereo A2 bilingual 2 3 1 5 6 4 8 9 7 0 JUMP PROGR MENU PIC MODE DT...

Page 140: ... next or previous page press PROGR hold pause a Press to display the symbol z at Teletext display the top left corner of the screen To resume normal Teletext viewing press or 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 the display Teletext display changes as follows Enlarge upper half t ...

Page 141: ...ONAL t ADJUST Adjust the PERSONAL option BASS t TREBLE t BALANCE t BBE Select the SURROUND mode TruSurround t SIMULATED t OFF Adjust volume automatically ON t OFF Change the position of the sub screen Display a sub screen within the main picture ON t OFF Exchange pictures between main screen and sub screen Menu Adjustment x Introducing the menu system The MENU button lets you open a menu and chang...

Page 142: ... Level 1 SETUP CH PRESET Level 2 LANGUAGE PIC ROTATION PROGRAM SETUP COLOR SYS AUTO PROGRAM MANUAL PROGRAM TV SYS Level 3 Function Change the menu language ENGLISH t Chinese t Arabic t Thai Adjust the picture position Adjust each program number settings Select the color system AUTO t PAL t SECAM t NTSC3 58 t NTSC4 43 Preset channels automatically Preset channels manually Select the TV system B G t...

Page 143: ...sing the remote buttons The MENU ENTER and SELECT buttons on the TV can also be used for the operations above PROGR MENU PIC MODE DTE SOUND MODE WIDE MODE SURROUND RESET TV PIP PROGR PIP PROGR ENTER b ENTER AUTO PROGR CHPPRESET TVASYS AUT MANUA L F F PROGRAM AM O T b ENTER AU O AUTOTPROGR CHPPRESET TVASYS MANUA L FPROGRAM AM PROGR MENU AUTO PROGR ENTER SELECT Front of TV b MENU P I CTURE NT P I C ...

Page 144: ... MODE choose either ON or OFF see page 12 GAME MODE adjust the picture setting that is suitable to view video games Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER When the PERSONAL mode is selected you can receive the last adjusted picture settings from the ADJUST option see page 22 Notes GAME MODE is available only when receiving signals through t video input S v...

Page 145: ...ngs will be received when you select PERSONAL Notes HUE can be adjusted for the NTSC color system only Reducing sharpness SHARP can also reduce picture noise COLOR 0 8 For PICTURE COLOR BRIGHT HUE SHARP Press v or B to decrease picture contrast decrease color intensity darken the picture increase red picture tones soften the picture Press V or b to increase picture contrast increase color intensit...

Page 146: ...T see page 11 SURROUND choose either TruSurround SIMULATED or OFF see page 14 INTELLIGENT adjust the volume of all program numbers and video inputs VOL automatically Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER When the PERSONAL mode is selected you can receive the last adjusted sound settings from the ADJUST option see page 24 SOUND MODE SOUND I NTE L L I GENT ...

Page 147: ...adjust other items The adjusted settings will be received when you select PERSONAL BALANCE 00 For BASS TREBLE BALANCE BBE Press v or B to Press V or b to decrease the bass increase the bass decrease the treble increase the treble increase the left speaker s increase the right speaker s volume volume select HIGH for higher enhancement of sound clarity select LOW for lower enhancement of sound clari...

Page 148: ... main and sub screens 1 Press MENU 2 Press V or v to select the PIP icon then press ENTER 3 Press V or v to select the desired item e g POSITION then press ENTER Select POSITION PIP SWAP To change the position of the sub screen Press V or v to select the desired position then press ENTER display a sub screen Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel press or select OFF then press ENTER ...

Page 149: ...COLOR SYS To change the menu language Press V or v to select either ENGLISH Chinese Arabic or Thai then press ENTER The selected menu language appears adjust the picture position when it is not aligned with the TV screen Press V b v or B to adjust the picture position then press ENTER adjust each channel settings see Adjusting each program number settings PROGRAM SETUP on page 27 select the color ...

Page 150: ...nused program number Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER CHILD LOCK prevent children from watching this selected program number Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER The lock symbol appears on the screen To cancel select OFF then press ENTER If you preset a locked program number that program number will be unlocked automatically 4 To continue adjus...

Page 151: ... ENTER 3 Press V or v to select the desired item e g AUTO PROGRAM then press ENTER M PR 0 1 AUTO PROGRA VHF LOW TV SYS AUTO Select AUTO PROGRAM MANUAL PROGRAM TV SYS To preset channels automatically manually preset desired channels and channels that cannot be preset automatically see Presetting channels manually on page 29 select the TV system Press V or v to select either B G I D K or M then pres...

Page 152: ...then press ENTER 3 If the sound of the desired channel is abnormal select the appropriate TV system 1 Press V or v to select TV SYS then press ENTER 2 Press V or v until the sound becomes normal then press ENTER MANUA L PROGRAM PR 0 6 TV SYS B G SENS H I GH VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS B G SENS H I GH VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS B G SENS H I GH VHF LOW F ...

Page 153: ...e is distorted you can adjust the TV reception sensitivity 1 Press V or v to select SENS then press ENTER 2 Press V or v to select LOW then press ENTER 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 MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS I MANUA L VHF LOW F I NE AUTO SENS H I G MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 AUTO TV SYS I L VHF LOW F I NE MANUA ...

Page 154: ...l T Additional Information TV front panel Video game equipment TV rear panel Audio system 1 2 3 R L Y CB CR 3 L MONO R Audio Video cable not supplied 1 2 3 R L Y CB CR S Video cable not supplied Antenna cable not supplied VCR TV rear panel VCR S Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Camcorder continue 01GB08ADV MIXR3 p65 7 25 02 9 18 AM 31 ...

Page 155: ...e 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 When both S video and video for t 1 or t 3 are connected at the same time S video is automatically selected To view video disconnect the S video cable If you select DVD on your TV scre...

Page 156: ...s 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 PIP sound is selected when PIP is displayed x Troubleshooting If you have any problem while viewing your TV you can either use the Reset function or check the Troubleshooting guide bel...

Page 157: ...nappropriate 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 Press SOUND or Do not use a hair dryer or other equipment near the TV Check the antenna setup Contact a Sony dealer for advice Use a h...

Page 158: ...propriate The channel carries no Teletext broadcast Connection is loose or the cable is damaged The antenna setup is inappropriate Signal transmission is too low Your TV may need servicing Keep external speakers or other electrical equipment away from the TV Display the SETUP menu and adjust PIC ROTATION so that the picture position is optimal Keep external speakers or other equipment away from th...

Page 159: ...es which involve pointing a light beam at the TV screen with an electronic gun or rifle cannot be used with your TV For detail see the instruction manual supplied with the video game software 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 malfunctio...

Page 160: ...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 8W 8W Input 4 Output 1 Phono jacks 1 Vp p 75 ohms Three input lines available Input 4 Output 1 Phono jacks 500 mVrms Three input lines available Input 2 Y 1 Vp p 75 ...

Page 161: ...089 670 11 1 M68 M64 GB Operating Instructions Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference ŸË Õ Èß π ËÕπ Ë Èß π ÿ ÕË π ŸË Õπ È Õ ÈßÀ Á ŸË Õ È À ÕÈ ßÕ ß π Õ µËÕÊ ª Trinitron Color TV ËÕß πÏ Trinitron ...

Page 162: ...mmended 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 To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the TV to rain or moisture Do not operate the TV if any liquid or solid object falls into it Have it checked immediately by qualified personnel only Do not block the ventilation openings of the TV Do not install the TV in ...

Page 163: ...lace any objects on the TV Do 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 ...

Page 164: ... 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 screws Use of other screws ma...

Page 165: ...29M64 only 13 Selecting a TV program using PIP KV AR34M64 AR29M64 only 14 Listening with surround sound 14 Setting the timers 15 Enjoying stereo or bilingual programs 16 Menu Adjustment Introducing the menu system 17 Changing the PICTURE setting 20 Changing the SOUND setting 22 Changing the Picture in Picture PIP setting KV AR34M64 AR29M64 only 24 Changing the SETUP setting 25 Changing the Channel...

Page 166: ... use old or different types of batteries together Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 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 optional components see page 30 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 ...

Page 167: ...creen will indicate automatic presetting is in progress To skip automatic channel presetting select NO then press ENTER 4 Press V or v to select NO then press ENTER The INITIAL SETUP 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 ENTER Tips You can immediately go to the end of the INITIAL SETUP menu by pressing MENU ...

Page 168: ... 16 3 Remote control sensor 4 PROGR Select program number 5 2 Adjust volume 6 t Select TV or video input 7 AUTO PROGR Preset channels automatically Menu operations 5 SELECT V v Select and adjust items 19 6 ENTER Confirm selected items 19 8 MENU Display or cancel the menu 19 9 t3 Video input terminal 3 30 0 i Headphone jack qa Component video input terminal 31 qs 8 Antenna input terminal 30 qd T Mo...

Page 169: ...1 wf 2 Adjust volume Timer operations qs Set TV to turn off 15 automatically qd Set TV to turn on 15 automatically PIP operations yellow label KV AR34M64 AR29M64 only 6 Display a sub screen 13 7 Swap main and sub 13 screens 8 PIP PROGR Display and change 13 14 PIP PROGR programs in the sub screen qk Select a video input in the 13 sub screen ql SOUND Swap sound between main 13 and sub screen w ENTE...

Page 170: ... wh wk wj wg ef ed es eg eh ej e ea wl continued Button Function Page Menu operations wj MENU Display or cancel the menu 19 wk ENTER Confirm selected items 19 eh V v B b Select and adjust items 19 Teletext operations green label wg wh 0 9 wl PROGR e ea es Not function for your TV ed ef eg red green yellow blue ej RESET Set TV to factory setting 32 ...

Page 171: ...enu see page 23 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 PIC MODE to select the desired picture mode PIC MODE Select To DYNAMIC view high contrast pictures STANDARD view normal pictures SOFT view mild pictures PERSONAL receive the last adjusted picture setting fro...

Page 172: ...e each object s details and contours with optimum contrast OFF cancel DTE DTE Note The DTE mode is not selectable when the GAME MODE is turned ON The DTE logo and DTE are trademarks of Sony Corporation PROGR DRC MF SOUND MODE WIDE MODE SURROUND PIP PROGR ENTER PIC MODE DTE x Viewing the picture in wide mode When receiving a wide mode 16 9 signal the picture will appear squeezed compressed on your ...

Page 173: ...m number in the sub screen Select a video input in the sub screen Swap pictures between the main and sub screens Swap sound between the main and sub screens A symbol will appear next to the program number or video input display to indicate which screen you are hearing Note The picture and sound from the T monitor output terminals will always be from the main screen even when you select the sub scr...

Page 174: ...out to the rear of a room SIMULATED listen to monaural sound with a stereo like effect OFF cancel surround sound The surround of your TV is categorized as TruSurround TM is a trademark of SRS Labs Inc SRS and the SRS symbol are registered trademarks of SRS Labs Inc in the United States and selected foreign countries SRS and TruSurround are incorporated under license from SRS Labs Inc and are prote...

Page 175: ...Sleep timer Press until the desired period of time appears on the screen The Sleep timer starts immediately after you have set it Notes You can also cancel the Wake Up and Sleep timers by pressing on the TV to turn off the TV If no buttons are pressed for more than two hours after the TV is turned on using the Wake Up timer the TV automatically goes into standby mode 2 3 1 5 6 4 8 9 7 0 JUMP PROGR...

Page 176: ...ars on the screen Your TV can only receive monoural sound when you select the PIP sub screen sound by pressing SOUND see page 13 When receiving a NICAM program Broadcasting On screen display Selected sound NICAM stereo NICAM bilingual NICAM monaural When receiving an A2 program Broadcasting On screen display Selected sound A2 stereo A2 bilingual 2 3 1 5 6 4 8 9 7 0 JUMP PROGR MENU PIC MODE DTE SOU...

Page 177: ...DE GAME MODE SOUND MODE ADJUST SURROUND INTELLIGENT VOL POSITION PIP SWAP Level 3 Function Select the picture mode DYNAMIC t STANDARD t SOFT t PERSONAL t ADJUST Adjust the PERSONAL option PICTURE t COLOR t BRIGHT t HUE t SHARP Optimize the picture contrast ON t OFF Change the picture size ON t OFF Adjust the picture settings for video games ON t OFF Select the sound mode DYNAMIC t DRAMA t SOFT t P...

Page 178: ...l 1 SETUP CH PRESET Level 2 LANGUAGE PIC ROTATION PROGRAM SETUP COLOR SYS AUTO PROGRAM MANUAL PROGRAM TV SYS Level 3 Function Change the menu language ENGLISH t Chinese t Arabic t Thai Adjust the picture position Adjust each program number settings Select the color system AUTO t PAL t SECAM t NTSC3 58 t NTSC4 43 Preset channels automatically Preset channels manually Select the TV system B G t I t ...

Page 179: ...sing the remote buttons The MENU ENTER and SELECT buttons on the TV can also be used for the operations above PROGR MENU PIC MODE DTE SOUND MODE WIDE MODE SURROUND RESET TV PIP PROGR PIP PROGR ENTER b ENTER AUTO PROGR CHPPRESET TVASYS AU T MANUA L F FPRO O GRAM AM b ENTER AUTOTPROGR CHPPRESET TVASYS AUTO MANUA L FPROGRAM AM PROGR MENU AUTO PROGR ENTER SELECT Front of TV b MENU P I CTURE NT P I C O...

Page 180: ... MODE choose either ON or OFF see page 12 GAME MODE adjust the picture setting that is suitable to view video games Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER When the PERSONAL mode is selected you can receive the last adjusted picture settings from the ADJUST option see page 21 Notes GAME MODE is available only when receiving signals through t video input S v...

Page 181: ...gs will be received when you select PERSONAL Notes HUE can be adjusted for the NTSC color system only Reducing sharpness SHARP can also reduce picture noise COLOR 0 8 For PICTURE COLOR BRIGHT HUE SHARP Press v or B to decrease picture contrast decrease color intensity darken the picture increase red picture tones soften the picture Press V or b to increase picture contrast increase color intensity...

Page 182: ...T see page 11 SURROUND choose either TruSurround SIMULATED or OFF see page 14 INTELLIGENT adjust the volume of all program numbers and video inputs VOL automatically Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER When the PERSONAL mode is selected you can receive the last adjusted sound settings from the ADJUST option see page 23 SOUND MODE SOUND I NTE L L I GENT ...

Page 183: ...adjust other items The adjusted settings will be received when you select PERSONAL BALANCE 00 For BASS TREBLE BALANCE BBE Press v or B to Press V or b to decrease the bass increase the bass decrease the treble increase the treble increase the left speaker s increase the right speaker s volume volume select HIGH for higher enhancement of sound clarity select LOW for lower enhancement of sound clari...

Page 184: ...e pictures between the main screen and sub screen x Changing the Picture in Picture PIP setting B KV AR34M64 AR29M64 only The PIP menu allows you to display a sub screen change the sub screen position and exchange pictures between the main and sub screens 1 Press MENU 2 Press V or v to select the PIP icon then press ENTER 3 Press V or v to select the desired item e g POSITION then press ENTER P I ...

Page 185: ...To change the menu language Press V or v to select either ENGLISH Chinese Arabic or Thai then press ENTER The selected menu language appears adjust the picture position when it is not aligned with the TV screen Press V b v or B to adjust the picture position then press ENTER adjust each channel settings see Adjusting each program number settings PROGRAM SETUP on page 26 select the color system Nor...

Page 186: ...ram number Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER CHILD LOCK prevent children from watching this selected program number Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER The lock symbol appears on the screen To cancel select OFF then press ENTER If you preset a locked program number that program number will be unlocked automatically 4 To continue adjusting other...

Page 187: ...R 3 Press V or v to select the desired item e g AUTO PROGRAM then press ENTER M PR 0 1 AUTO PROGRA VHF LOW TV SYS AUTO Select AUTO PROGRAM MANUAL PROGRAM TV SYS To preset channels automatically manually preset desired channels and channels that cannot be preset automatically see Presetting channels manually on page 28 select the TV system Press V or v to select either B G I D K or M then press ENT...

Page 188: ...broadcast appears on the TV screen then press ENTER 3 If the sound of the desired channel is abnormal select the appropriate TV system 1 Press V or v to select TV SYS then press ENTER 2 Press V or v until the sound becomes normal then press ENTER MANUA L PROGRAM PR 0 6 TV SYS B G VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS B G VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS B G VHF LOW F I...

Page 189: ...djust the TV reception sensitivity 1 Press V or v to select SENS then press ENTER 2 Press V or v to select LOW then press ENTER Notes If you connect a VCR to 8 antenna input preset the signal output from the VCR to the program number 0 on the TV SENS is available for KV AR34M64 AR29M64 only MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS M MANUA L SENS H I G VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS M SENS ...

Page 190: ...l T Additional Information TV front panel TV rear panel Audio system 3 L MONO R 1 2 3 R L Y CB CR Audio Video cable not supplied 1 2 3 R L Y CB CR VCR S Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Camcorder Video game equipment S Video cable not supplied Antenna cable not supplied VCR TV rear panel Audio Video cable not supplied ...

Page 191: ... 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 When both S video and video for t 1 or t 3 are connected at the same time S video is automatically selected To view video disconnect the S video cable If you select DVD on your TV scree...

Page 192: ...lutions 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 PIP sound is selected when PIP is displayed x Troubleshooting If you have any problem while viewing your TV you can either use the Reset function or check the T...

Page 193: ...na 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 Press SOUND or KV AR34M64 AR29M64 only Do not use a hair dryer or other equipment near the TV Check the antenna setup Contact a Sony dealer for advice Use a...

Page 194: ...g games which involve pointing a light beam at the TV screen with an electronic gun or rifle cannot be used with your TV For details see the instruction manual supplied with the video game software 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 malf...

Page 195: ... 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 8W 8W Input 4 Output 1 Phono jacks 1 Vp p 75 ohms Three input lines available Input 4 Output 1 Phono jacks 500 mVrms Three input lines available Input 2 Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced sync negative C 0 286 Vp p 75 ohms Input 1 Phono jacks Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms sync negative CB 0 7 Vp p 75...

Page 196: ...4 089 671 11 1 M60 GB Operating Instructions Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference ŸË Õ Èß π ËÕπ Ë Èß π ÿ ÕË π ŸË Õπ È Õ ÈßÀ Á ŸË Õ È À ÕÈ ßÕ ß π Õ µËÕÊ ª Trinitron Color TV ËÕß πÏ Trinitron ...

Page 197: ...mmended 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 To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the TV to rain or moisture Do not operate the TV if any liquid or solid object falls into it Have it checked immediately by qualified personnel only Do not block the ventilation openings of the TV Do not install the TV in ...

Page 198: ...lace any objects on the TV Do 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 ...

Page 199: ... 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 screws Use of other screws ma...

Page 200: ...ewing the picture in wide mode 12 Listening with surround sound 12 Setting the timers 13 Enjoying stereo or bilingual programs 14 Menu Adjustment Introducing the menu system 15 Changing the PICTURE setting 18 Changing the SOUND setting 20 Changing the SETUP setting 22 Changing the Channel Preset CH PRESET setting 24 Additional Information Connecting optional components 27 Troubleshooting 29 Specif...

Page 201: ... use old or different types of batteries together Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 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 optional components see page 27 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 ...

Page 202: ...een will indicate automatic presetting is in progress To skip automatic channel presetting select NO then press ENTER 4 Press V or v to select NO then press ENTER The INITIAL SETUP 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 ENTER Tips You can immediately go to the end of the INITIAL SETUP menu by pressing MENU Yo...

Page 203: ... 14 3 Remote control sensor 4 PROGR Select program number 5 2 Adjust volume 6 t Select TV or video input 7 AUTO PROGR Preset channels automatically Menu operations 5 SELECT V v Select and adjust items 17 6 ENTER Confirm selected items 17 8 MENU Display or cancel the menu 17 9 t3 Video input terminal 3 27 0 i Headphone jack qa Component video input terminal 28 qs 8 Antenna input terminal 27 qd T Mo...

Page 204: ...ious program number 9 SURROUND Select surround mode 12 0 WIDE MODE Select wide mode 16 9 12 qa PROGR Select program number qf Display on screen information qg Mute the sound qh DVD Select DVD input 28 qj t Select TV or video input 27 wa SOUND MODE Select sound mode 11 ws PIC MODE Select picture mode 11 wd 2 Adjust volume Timer operations qs Set TV to turn off 13 automatically qd Set TV to turn on ...

Page 205: ... wg wj wh wf ed es ea ef eg eh wl e wk continued Button Function Page Menu operations wh MENU Display or cancel the menu 17 wj ENTER Confirm selected items 17 eg V v B b Select and adjust items 17 Teletext operations green label wf wg 0 9 wk PROGR wl e ea Not function for your TV es ed ef red green yellow blue eh RESET Set TV to factory setting 29 ...

Page 206: ...nu see page 21 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 PIC MODE to select the desired picture mode PIC MODE Select To DYNAMIC view high contrast pictures STANDARD view normal pictures SOFT view mild pictures PERSONAL receive the last adjusted picture setting from...

Page 207: ...sound You can use the SURROUND button to listen to the sound effects of a concert hall or movie theater Select To TruSurround listen to the surround sound that spreads out to the rear of a room SIMULATED listen to monaural sound with a stereo like effect OFF cancel surround sound The surround of your TV is categorized as TruSurround TM is a trademark of SRS Labs Inc SRS and the SRS symbol are regi...

Page 208: ...you want the TV to turn off automatically The indicator on the TV lights up orange when the TV goes into standby mode Setting the Sleep timer Press until the desired period of time appears on the screen The Sleep timer starts immediately after you have set it Notes You can also cancel the Wake Up and Sleep timers by pressing on the TV to turn off the TV If no buttons are pressed for more than two ...

Page 209: ...storted when receiving a monaural program through 8 antenna input press A B repeatedly until MONO appears on the screen To cancel the monaural sound setting press A B again until AUTO appears on the screen When receiving a NICAM program Broadcasting On screen display Selected sound NICAM stereo NICAM bilingual NICAM monaural When receiving an A2 program Broadcasting On screen display Selected soun...

Page 210: ... DYNAMIC t DRAMA t SOFT t PERSONAL t ADJUST Adjust the PERSONAL option BASS t TREBLE t BALANCE t BBE Select the SURROUND mode TruSurround t SIMULATED t OFF Adjust volume automatically ON t OFF Menu Adjustment Return icon CH PRESET icon SETUP icon SOUND icon Name of the current menu PICTURE icon x Introducing the menu system The MENU button lets you open a menu and change the settings of your TV Th...

Page 211: ...l 1 SETUP CH PRESET Level 2 LANGUAGE PIC ROTATION PROGRAM SETUP COLOR SYS AUTO PROGRAM MANUAL PROGRAM TV SYS Level 3 Function Change the menu language ENGLISH t Chinese t Arabic t Thai Adjust the picture position Adjust each program number settings Select the color system AUTO t PAL t SECAM t NTSC3 58 t NTSC4 43 Preset channels automatically Preset channels manually Select the TV system B G t I t ...

Page 212: ...he remote buttons The MENU ENTER and SELECT buttons on the TV can also be used for the operations above PROGR MENU PIC MODE DTE DTE SOUND MODE WIDE MODE SURROUND RESET TV PIP PROGR PIP PROGR ENTER b ENTER AUTO PROGR CHPPRESET TVASYS AUT MANUA L F FPROGRAM AM O b ENTER AUTOTPROGR CHPPRESET TVASYS AUT MANUA L FPROGRAM AM O PROGR MENU AUTO PROGR ENTER SELECT Front of TV b MENU P I CTURE I NTE L I GE ...

Page 213: ...DARD SOFT PERSONAL or ADJUST see page 11 WIDE MODE choose either ON or OFF see page 12 INTELLIGENT PIC optimize picture quality Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER When the PERSONAL mode is selected you can receive the last adjusted picture settings from the ADJUST option see page 19 I NTE L L GEN P I CTURE WI DE MODE OF F C P I CTURE MODE DYNAM I T I P...

Page 214: ...gs will be received when you select PERSONAL Notes HUE can be adjusted for the NTSC color system only Reducing sharpness SHARP can also reduce picture noise COLOR 0 8 For PICTURE COLOR BRIGHT HUE SHARP Press v or B to decrease picture contrast decrease color intensity darken the picture increase red picture tones soften the picture Press V or b to increase picture contrast increase color intensity...

Page 215: ...T see page 11 SURROUND choose either TruSurround SIMULATED or OFF see page 12 INTELLIGENT adjust the volume of all program numbers and video inputs VOL automatically Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER When the PERSONAL mode is selected you can receive the last adjusted sound settings from the ADJUST option see page 21 SOUND MODE SOUND I NTE L L I GENT ...

Page 216: ...adjust other items The adjusted settings will be received when you select PERSONAL BALANCE 00 For BASS TREBLE BALANCE BBE Press v or B to Press V or b to decrease the bass increase the bass decrease the treble increase the treble increase the left speaker s increase the right speaker s volume volume select HIGH for higher enhancement of sound clarity select LOW for lower enhancement of sound clari...

Page 217: ...V or v to select the SETUP icon then press ENTER 3 Press V or v to select the desired item e g COLOR SYS then press ENTER Select LANGUAGE PIC ROTATION PROGRAM SETUP COLOR SYS To change the menu language Press V or v to select either ENGLISH Chinese Arabic or Thai then press ENTER The selected menu language appears adjust the picture position when it is not aligned with the TV screen Press V b v or...

Page 218: ... program number Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER CHILD LOCK prevent children from watching this selected program number Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER The lock symbol appears on the screen To cancel select OFF then press ENTER If you preset a locked program number that program number will be unlocked automatically 4 To continue adjusting ...

Page 219: ...R 3 Press V or v to select the desired item e g AUTO PROGRAM then press ENTER M PR 0 1 AUTO PROGRA VHF LOW TV SYS AUTO Select AUTO PROGRAM MANUAL PROGRAM TV SYS To preset channels automatically manually preset desired channels and channels that cannot be preset automatically see Presetting channels manually on page 25 select the TV system Press V or v to select either B G I D K or M then press ENT...

Page 220: ...dcast appears on the TV screen then press ENTER 3 If the sound of the desired channel is abnormal select the appropriate TV system 1 Press V or v to select TV SYS then press ENTER 2 Press V or v until the sound becomes normal then press ENTER MANUA L PROGRAM PR 0 6 TV SYS B G VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS B G VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS B G VHF LOW F I NE ...

Page 221: ...ENTER 3 Press V v B or b until the picture and sound quality are optimal then press ENTER The or icon on the menu flashes while tuning 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 MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS I MANUA L VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 AUTO TV SYS I L VHF LOW F I NE MANUA MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SY...

Page 222: ...o Video cable not supplied 1 2 3 R L Y CB CR S Video cable not supplied Antenna cable not supplied VCR TV rear panel VCR S Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Camcorder x Connecting optional components Connecting to the video input terminal t Connecting to the monitor output terminal T continue ...

Page 223: ... cable not supplied Connect To on the DVD player Y green Y CB blue CB PB Cb or B Y CR red CR PR Cr or R Y VIDEO R AUDIO L LINE OUT Y COMPONENT VIDEO OUT S VIDEO OUT CB CR R L Y CB CR continued Notes If your DVD player can ouput 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 int...

Page 224: ...amaged 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 x Troubleshooting If you have any problem while viewing your TV you can either use the Reset function or check the Troubleshooting guide below If the problem persists contact your Sony dealer Reset function Pr...

Page 225: ...up 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 antenna Use the fine tuni...

Page 226: ...g games which involve pointing a light beam at the TV screen with an electronic gun or rifle cannot be used with your TV For detail see the instruction manual supplied with the video game software 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 malfu...

Page 227: ...TV 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 8W 8W Input 4 Output 1 Phono jacks 1 Vp p 75 ohms Three input lines available Input 4 Output 1 Phono jacks 500 mVrms Three input lines available Input 2 Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced sync negative C 0 286 Vp p 75 ohms Input 1 Phono jacks Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms sync negative CB 0 7 V...

Page 228: ... 194 11 1 4 090 194 11 1 Trinitron Color TV 2002 Sony Corporation KV AR34 M36 GB Operating Instructions Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference 01GB01COV OCE p65 7 25 02 11 22 AM 1 ...

Page 229: ...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 To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the TV to rain or moisture Do not operate the TV if any liquid or solid object falls into it Have it checked immediately by qualified personnel only Do not block the ventilation openings of the TV Do not install the TV...

Page 230: ...ot place any objects on the TV Do 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 01GB02W...

Page 231: ...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 screws Use of other screw...

Page 232: ... in Picture PIP 13 Selecting a TV program using PIP 14 Listening with surround sound 14 Setting the timers 15 Enjoying stereo or bilingual programs 16 Viewing Teletext 17 Menu Adjustment Introducing the menu system 18 Changing the PICTURE setting 21 Changing the SOUND setting 23 Changing the Picture in Picture PIP setting 25 Changing the SETUP setting 26 Changing the Channel Preset CH PRESET setti...

Page 233: ...not use old or different types of batteries together Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 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 optional components see page 31 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 01GB04INS OCE p65 7 25 02 11 23 A...

Page 234: ...e screen will indicate automatic presetting is in progress To skip automatic channel presetting select NO then press ENTER 4 Press V or v to select NO then press ENTER The INITIAL SETUP 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 ENTER Tips You can immediately go to the end of the INITIAL SETUP menu by pressing ME...

Page 235: ...tor 16 3 Remote control sensor 4 PROGR Select program number 5 2 Adjust volume 6 t Select TV or video input 7 AUTO PROGR Preset channels automatically Menu operations 5 SELECT V v Select and adjust items 20 6 ENTER Confirm selected items 20 8 MENU Display or cancel the menu 20 9 t3 Video input terminal 3 31 0 i Headphone jack qa Component video input terminal 32 qs 8 Antenna input terminal 31 qd T...

Page 236: ...m number qf Display on screen information qg Mute the sound qh DVD Select component video input 32 qj t Select TV or video input 31 wa DTE Select DTE mode 12 ws SOUND MODE Select sound mode 11 wd PIC MODE Select picture mode 11 wf 2 Adjust volume Timer operations qs Set TV to turn off 15 automatically qd Set TV to turn on 15 automatically PIP operations yellow label 6 Display a sub screen 13 7 Swa...

Page 237: ...selected items 20 eh V v B b Select and adjust items 20 Teletext operations green label wg Enlarge the Teletext display 17 wh 0 9 Input Teletext page number 17 wl PROGR Display the next or previous 17 page e Show TV screen while 17 waiting for Teletext page ea Display Teletext service 17 contents es Reveal concealed information 17 ed Displat Teletext broadcast 17 ef Stop Teletext display from 17 s...

Page 238: ...D menu see page 24 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 PIC MODE to select the desired picture mode PIC MODE Select To DYNAMIC view high contrast pictures STANDARD view normal pictures SOFT view mild pictures PERSONAL receive the last adjusted picture setting ...

Page 239: ...enhance each object s details and contours with optimum contrast OFF cancel DTE DTE Note The DTE mode is not selectable when the GAME MODE is turned ON The DTE logo and DTE are trademarks of Sony Corporation PROGR SOUND MODE WIDE MODE SURROUND PIP PROGR ENTER PIC MODE DTE x Viewing the picture in wide mode When receiving a wide mode 16 9 signal the picture will appear squeezed compressed on your s...

Page 240: ... the sub screen Select a video input in the sub screen Swap pictures between the main and sub screens Swap sound between the main and sub screens A symbol will appear next to the program number or video input display to indicate which screen you are hearing Note The picture and sound from the T monitor output terminals will always be from the main screen even when you select the sub screen sound b...

Page 241: ...tates and selected foreign countries SRS and TruSurround are incorporated under license from SRS Labs Inc and are protected under United States Patent Nos 4 748 669 and 4 841 572 with numerous additional issued and pending foreign patents x Selecting a TV program using PIP You can select your desired TV program directly from the PIP sub screen by using PIP PROGR buttons 1 Press PIP PROGR until the...

Page 242: ... the Sleep timer Press until the desired period of time appears on the screen The Sleep timer starts immediately after you have set it Notes You can also cancel the Wake Up and Sleep timers by pressing on the TV to turn off the TV If no buttons are pressed for more than two hours after the TV is turned on using the Wake Up timer the TV automatically goes into standby mode 2 3 1 5 6 4 8 9 7 0 JUMP ...

Page 243: ...ppears on the screen Your TV can only receive monaural sound when you select the PIP sub screen sound by pressing SOUND see page 13 When receiving a NICAM program Broadcasting On screen display Selected sound NICAM stereo NICAM bilingual NICAM monaural When receiving an A2 program Broadcasting On screen display Selected sound A2 stereo A2 bilingual 2 3 1 5 6 4 8 9 7 0 JUMP PROGR MENU PIC MODE DTE ...

Page 244: ...ext or previous page press PROGR hold pause a Press to display the symbol z at Teletext display the top left corner of the screen To resume normal Teletext viewing press or 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 the display Teletext display changes as follows Enlarge upper half t En...

Page 245: ...AL t ADJUST Adjust the PERSONAL option BASS t TREBLE t BALANCE t BBE Select the SURROUND mode TruSurround t SIMULATED t OFF Adjust volume automatically ON t OFF Change the position of the sub screen Display a sub screen within the main picture ON t OFF Exchange pictures between main screen and sub screen Menu Adjustment x Introducing the menu system The MENU button lets you open a menu and change ...

Page 246: ...evel 1 SETUP CH PRESET Level 2 LANGUAGE PIC ROTATION PROGRAM SETUP COLOR SYS AUTO PROGRAM MANUAL PROGRAM TV SYS Level 3 Function Change the menu language ENGLISH t Chinese t Arabic t Thai Adjust the picture position Adjust each program number settings Select the color system AUTO t PAL t SECAM t NTSC3 58 t NTSC4 43 Preset channels automatically Preset channels manually Select the TV system B G t I...

Page 247: ...ng the remote buttons The MENU ENTER and SELECT buttons on the TV can also be used for the operations above PROGR MENU PIC MODE DTE SOUND MODE WIDE MODE SURROUND RESET TV PIP PROGR PIP PROGR ENTER b ENTER AUTO PROGR CHPPRESET TVASYS AUT MANUA L F F PROGRAM AM O T b ENTER AU O AUTOTPROGR CHPPRESET TVASYS MANUA L FPROGRAM AM PROGR MENU AUTO PROGR ENTER SELECT Front of TV b MENU P I CTURE NT P I C OF...

Page 248: ...ODE choose either ON or OFF see page 12 GAME MODE adjust the picture setting that is suitable to view video games Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER When the PERSONAL mode is selected you can receive the last adjusted picture settings from the ADJUST option see page 22 Notes GAME MODE is available only when receiving signals through t video input S vid...

Page 249: ... will be received when you select PERSONAL Notes HUE can be adjusted for the NTSC color system only Reducing sharpness SHARP can also reduce picture noise COLOR 0 8 For PICTURE COLOR BRIGHT HUE SHARP Press v or B to decrease picture contrast decrease color intensity darken the picture increase red picture tones soften the picture Press V or b to increase picture contrast increase color intensity b...

Page 250: ...see page 11 SURROUND choose either TruSurround SIMULATED or OFF see page 14 INTELLIGENT adjust the volume of all program numbers and video inputs VOL automatically Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER When the PERSONAL mode is selected you can receive the last adjusted sound settings from the ADJUST option see page 24 SOUND MODE SOUND I NTE L L I GENT VO...

Page 251: ...just other items The adjusted settings will be received when you select PERSONAL BALANCE 00 For BASS TREBLE BALANCE BBE Press v or B to Press V or b to decrease the bass increase the bass decrease the treble increase the treble increase the left speaker s increase the right speaker s volume volume select HIGH for higher enhancement of sound clarity select LOW for lower enhancement of sound clarity...

Page 252: ...ain and sub screens 1 Press MENU 2 Press V or v to select the PIP icon then press ENTER 3 Press V or v to select the desired item e g POSITION then press ENTER Select POSITION PIP SWAP To change the position of the sub screen Press V or v to select the desired position then press ENTER display a sub screen Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel press or select OFF then press ENTER ex...

Page 253: ...OR SYS To change the menu language Press V or v to select either ENGLISH Chinese Arabic or Thai then press ENTER The selected menu language appears adjust the picture position when it is not aligned with the TV screen Press V b v or B to adjust the picture position then press ENTER adjust each channel settings see Adjusting each program number settings PROGRAM SETUP on page 27 select the color sys...

Page 254: ...sed program number Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER CHILD LOCK prevent children from watching this selected program number Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER The lock symbol appears on the screen To cancel select OFF then press ENTER If you preset a locked program number that program number will be unlocked automatically 4 To continue adjusti...

Page 255: ...NTER 3 Press V or v to select the desired item e g AUTO PROGRAM then press ENTER M PR 0 1 AUTO PROGRA VHF LOW TV SYS AUTO Select AUTO PROGRAM MANUAL PROGRAM TV SYS To preset channels automatically manually preset desired channels and channels that cannot be preset automatically see Presetting channels manually on page 29 select the TV system Press V or v to select either B G I D K or M then press ...

Page 256: ...en press ENTER 3 If the sound of the desired channel is abnormal select the appropriate TV system 1 Press V or v to select TV SYS then press ENTER 2 Press V or v until the sound becomes normal then press ENTER MANUA L PROGRAM PR 0 6 TV SYS B G SENS H I GH VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS B G SENS H I GH VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS B G SENS H I GH VHF LOW F I ...

Page 257: ...is distorted you can adjust the TV reception sensitivity 1 Press V or v to select SENS then press ENTER 2 Press V or v to select LOW then press ENTER 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 MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS I MANUA L VHF LOW F I NE AUTO SENS H I G MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 AUTO TV SYS I L VHF LOW F I NE MANUA SE...

Page 258: ...T Additional Information TV front panel Video game equipment TV rear panel Audio system 1 2 3 R L Y CB CR 3 L MONO R Audio Video cable not supplied 1 2 3 R L Y CB CR S Video cable not supplied Antenna cable not supplied VCR TV rear panel VCR S Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Camcorder continue 01GB08ADV OCE p65 7 25 02 11 24 AM 31 ...

Page 259: ...ode 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 When both S video and video for t 1 or t 3 are connected at the same time S video is automatically selected To view video disconnect the S video cable If you select DVD on your TV screen ...

Page 260: ...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 PIP sound is selected when PIP is displayed x Troubleshooting If you have any problem while viewing your TV you can either use the Reset function or check the Troubleshooting guide below...

Page 261: ...ppropriate 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 Press SOUND or Do not use a hair dryer or other equipment near the TV Check the antenna setup Contact a Sony dealer for advice Use a hig...

Page 262: ... carries no Teletext broadcast Connection is loose or the cable is damaged The antenna setup is inappropriate Signal transmission is too low Your TV s self diagnosis function indicates the possible problems Keep external speakers or other electrical equipment away from the TV Display the SETUP menu and adjust PIC ROTATION so that the picture position is optimal Keep external speakers or other equi...

Page 263: ... which involve pointing a light beam at the TV screen with an electronic gun or rifle cannot be used with your TV For detail see the instruction manual supplied with the video game software 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 ...

Page 264: ...only UHF 28 to 69 CATV S01 to S03 S1 to S41 VHF 1 to 11 New Zealand only UHF 21 to 69 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 8W 8W Input 4 Output 1 Phono jacks 1 Vp p 75 ohms Three input lines av...

Page 265: ...1 1 2002 Sony Corporation KV AR34 KV AR29 4 090 225 11 1 M94 M64 GB Operating Instructions Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference Trinitron Color TV 01GB01COVMIXR15 p65 2 05 02 9 24 AM 1 ...

Page 266: ...e with the TV Do not allow children to climb onto it Clean the TV with a dry and soft cloth Do not use benzine thinner or any other chemicals to clean the TV Do not attach anything e g adhesive tape cellophane tape glue on the painted cabinet of the TV Do not scratch the picture tube For your own safety do not touch any part of the TV the power cord and the antenna cable during lightning storms WA...

Page 267: ...t place any objects on the TV Do 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 01GB02WA...

Page 268: ...V 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 screws Use of other screws...

Page 269: ...g Picture in Picture PIP 13 Selecting a TV program using PIP 14 Listening with surround sound 14 Setting the timers 15 Enjoying stereo or bilingual programs 16 Menu Adjustment Introducing the menu system 17 Changing the PICTURE setting 20 Changing the SOUND setting 22 Changing the Picture in Picture PIP setting 24 Changing the SETUP setting 25 Changing the Channel Preset CH PRESET setting 27 Addit...

Page 270: ...not use old or different types of batteries together Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 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 optional components see page 30 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 01GB04INSMLYR15 p65 30 04 02 1 59...

Page 271: ... channels automatically see page 27 The screen will indicate automatic presetting is in progress To skip automatic channel presetting select NO then press ENTER 4 Press V or v to select NO then press ENTER The INITIAL SETUP 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 ENTER Tips You can immediately go to the end of...

Page 272: ...cator 16 3 Remote control sensor 4 PROGR Select program number 5 2 Adjust volume 6 t Select TV or video input 7 AUTO PROGR Preset channels automatically Menu operations 5 SELECT V v Select and adjust items 19 6 ENTER Confirm selected items 19 8 MENU Display or cancel the menu 19 9 t3 Video input terminal 3 30 0 i Headphone jack qa Component video input terminal 31 qs 8 Antenna input terminal 30 qd...

Page 273: ...ram number qf Display on screen information qg Mute the sound qh DVD Select component video input 31 qj t Select TV or video input 30 wa DTE Select DTE mode 12 ws SOUND MODE Select sound mode 11 wd PIC MODE Select picture mode 11 wf 2 Adjust volume Timer operations qs Set TV to turn off 15 automatically qd Set TV to turn on 15 automatically PIP operations yellow label 6 Display a sub screen 13 7 S...

Page 274: ...DVD DTE wh wk wj wg ef ed es eg eh ej e ea wl continued Button Function Page Menu operations wjMENU Display or cancel the menu 19 wkENTER Confirm selected items 19 ehV v B b Select and adjust items 19 Teletext operations green label wg wh 0 9 wl PROGR e ea Not function for your TV es ed ef eg red green yellow blue ej RESET Set TV to factory setting 32 01GB04INSMLYR15 p65 2 05 02 9 27 AM 10 ...

Page 275: ... menu see page 23 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 PIC MODE to select the desired picture mode PIC MODE Select To DYNAMIC view high contrast pictures STANDARD view normal pictures SOFT view mild pictures PERSONAL receive the last adjusted picture setting f...

Page 276: ...enhance each object s details and contours with optimum contrast OFF cancel DTE DTE Note The DTE mode is not selectable when the GAME MODE is turned ON The DTE logo and DTE are trademarks of Sony Corporation x Viewing the picture in wide mode When receiving a wide mode 16 9 signal the picture will appear squeezed compressed on your screen Use the WIDE MODE button to view the picture with the optim...

Page 277: ...the sub screen Select a video input in the sub screen Swap pictures between the main and sub screens Swap sound between the main and sub screens A symbol will appear next to the program number or video input display to indicate which screen you are hearing Note The picture and sound from the T monitor output terminals will always be from the main screen even when you select the sub screen sound by...

Page 278: ...tates and selected foreign countries SRS and TruSurround are incorporated under license from SRS Labs Inc and are protected under United States Patent Nos 4 748 669 and 4 841 572 with numerous additional issued and pending foreign patents x Selecting a TV program using PIP You can select your desired TV program directly from the PIP sub screen by using PIP PROGR buttons 1 Press PIP PROGR until the...

Page 279: ...e Sleep timer Press until the desired period of time appears on the screen The Sleep timer starts immediately after you have set it Notes You can also cancel the Wake Up and Sleep timers by pressing on the TV to turn off the TV If no buttons are pressed for more than two hours after the TV is turned on using the Wake Up timer the TV automatically goes into standby mode 2 3 1 5 6 4 8 9 7 0 JUMP PRO...

Page 280: ...pears on the screen Your TV can only receive monaural sound when you select the PIP sub screen sound by pressing SOUND see page 13 When receiving a NICAM program Broadcasting On screen display Selected sound NICAM stereo NICAM bilingual NICAM monaural When receiving an A2 program Broadcasting On screen display Selected sound A2 stereo A2 bilingual 2 3 1 5 6 4 8 9 7 0 JUMP PROGR MENU PIC MODE DTE S...

Page 281: ...SONAL t ADJUST Adjust the PERSONAL option BASS t TREBLE t BALANCE t BBE Select the SURROUND mode TruSurround t SIMULATED t OFF Adjust volume automatically ON t OFF Change the position of the sub screen Display a sub screen within the main picture ON t OFF Exchange pictures between main screen and sub screen Menu Adjustment x Introducing the menu system The MENU button lets you open a menu and chan...

Page 282: ...vel 1 SETUP CH PRESET Level 2 LANGUAGE PIC ROTATION PROGRAM SETUP COLOR SYS AUTO PROGRAM MANUAL PROGRAM TV SYS Level 3 Function Change the menu language ENGLISH t Chinese t Arabic t Thai Adjust the picture position Adjust each program number settings Select the color system AUTO t PAL t SECAM t NTSC3 58 t NTSC4 43 Preset channels automatically Preset channels manually Select the TV system B G t I ...

Page 283: ... using the remote buttons The MENU ENTER and SELECT buttons on the TV can also be used for the operations above PROGR MENU PIC MODE DTE SOUND MODE WIDE MODE SURROUND RESET TV PIP PROGR PIP PROGR ENTER b ENTER AUTO PROGR CHPPRESET TVASYS AUT MANUA L F FPROGRAM AM O T b ENTER AU O AUTOTPROGR CHPPRESET TVASYS MANUA L FPROGRAM AM PROGR MENU AUTO PROGR ENTER SELECT Front of TV b MENU P I CTURE NT P I C...

Page 284: ... WIDE MODE choose either ON or OFF see page 12 GAME MODE adjust the picture setting that is suitable to view video games Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER When the PERSONAL mode is selected you can receive the last adjusted picture settings from the ADJUST option see page 21 Notes GAME MODE is available only when receiving signals through t video inpu...

Page 285: ...ings will be received when you select PERSONAL Notes HUE can be adjusted for the NTSC color system only Reducing sharpness SHARP can also reduce picture noise COLOR 0 8 For PICTURE COLOR BRIGHT HUE SHARP Press v or B to decrease picture contrast decrease color intensity darken the picture increase red picture tones soften the picture Press V or b to increase picture contrast increase color intensi...

Page 286: ...UST see page 11 SURROUND choose either TruSurround SIMULATED or OFF see page 14 INTELLIGENT adjust the volume of all program numbers and video inputs VOL automatically Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER When the PERSONAL mode is selected you can receive the last adjusted sound settings from the ADJUST option see page 23 SOUND MODE SOUND I NTE L L I GEN...

Page 287: ... adjust other items The adjusted settings will be received when you select PERSONAL BALANCE 00 For BASS TREBLE BALANCE BBE Press v or B to Press V or b to decrease the bass increase the bass decrease the treble increase the treble increase the left speaker s increase the right speaker s volume volume select HIGH for higher enhancement of sound clarity select LOW for lower enhancement of sound clar...

Page 288: ...ain and sub screens 1 Press MENU 2 Press V or v to select the PIP icon then press ENTER 3 Press V or v to select the desired item e g POSITION then press ENTER Select POSITION PIP SWAP To change the position of the sub screen Press V or v to select the desired position then press ENTER display a sub screen Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel press or select OFF then press ENTER ex...

Page 289: ...R SYS To change the menu language Press V or v to select either ENGLISH Chinese Arabic or Thai then press ENTER The selected menu language appears adjust the picture position when it is not aligned with the TV screen Press V b v or B to adjust the picture position then press ENTER adjust each channel settings see Adjusting each program number settings PROGRAM SETUP on page 26 select the color syst...

Page 290: ...ed program number Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER To cancel select OFF then press ENTER CHILD LOCK prevent children from watching this selected program number Press V or v to select ON then press ENTER The lock symbol appears on the screen To cancel select OFF then press ENTER If you preset a locked program number that program number will be unlocked automatically 4 To continue adjustin...

Page 291: ... Press V or v to select the desired item e g AUTO PROGRAM then press ENTER M PR 0 1 AUTO PROGRA VHF LOW TV SYS AUTO Select AUTO PROGRAM MANUAL PROGRAM TV SYS To preset channels automatically manually preset desired channels and channels that cannot be preset automatically see Presetting channels manually on page 28 select the TV system Press V or v to select either B G I D K or M then press ENTER ...

Page 292: ...screen then press ENTER 3 If the sound of the desired channel is abnormal select the appropriate TV system 1 Press V or v to select TV SYS then press ENTER 2 Press V or v until the sound becomes normal then press ENTER MANUA L PROGRAM PR 0 6 TV SYS B G SENS H I GH VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS B G SENS H I GH VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS B G SENS H I GH VHF...

Page 293: ...rong and the picture is distorted you can adjust the TV reception sensitivity 1 Press V or v to select SENS then press ENTER 2 Press V or v to select LOW then press ENTER 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 MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 TV SYS I MANUA L VHF LOW F I NE AUTO MANUA L PROGRAM PR 1 0 AUTO TV SYS I L VHF LOW F I N...

Page 294: ...nal T Additional Information TV front panel Video game equipment TV rear panel Audio system 1 2 3 R L Y CB CR 3 L MONO R Audio Video cable not supplied 1 2 3 R L Y CB CR S Video cable not supplied Antenna cable not supplied VCR TV rear panel VCR S Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Audio Video cable not supplied Camcorder 01GB08ADVMLYR15 p65 29 04 02 11 28 AM 30 ...

Page 295: ...ve 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 When both S video and video for t 1 or t 3 are connected at the same time S video is automatically selected To view video disconnect the S video cable If you select DVD on your TV scr...

Page 296: ... 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 PIP sound is selected when PIP is displayed x Troubleshooting If you have any problem while viewing your TV you can either use the Reset function or check the Troubleshooting guide b...

Page 297: ...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 Press SOUND or 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 directi...

Page 298: ...he cable is damaged The antenna setup is inappropriate Your TV may need servicing Some shooting games which involve pointing a light beam at the TV screen with an electronic gun or rifle cannot be used with your TV For detail see the instruction manual supplied with the video game software Keep external speakers or other electrical equipment away from the TV Display the SETUP menu and adjust PIC R...

Page 299: ...small boom sound is heard when the TV is turned on Possible cause 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 01GB09ADDMLYR15 p65 30 04 02 2 03 PM 35 ...

Page 300: ...TV 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 8W 8W Input 4 Output 1 Phono jacks 1 Vp p 75 ohms Three input lines available Input 4 Output 1 Phono jacks 500 mVrms Three input lines available Input 2 Y 1 V...

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