Sony KDL-22PX300, 4-256-733-F2(1) User Manual

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4-256-733-F2(1)

LCD Digital Colour TV

Operating Instructions GB

KDL-22PX300

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing this Sony product. Before operating the TV, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference.

The manufacturer of this product is Sony Corporation, 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo, 108-0075 Japan. The Authorized Representative for EMC and product safety is Sony Deutschland GmbH, Hedelfinger Strasse 61, 70327 Stuttgart, Germany. For any service or guarantee matters please refer to the addresses given in separate service or guarantee documents.

Notes on Digital TV function

• Any functions related to Digital TV ( ) will only work in countries or areas where DVB-T (MPEG-2 and H.264/MPEG-4 AVC) digital terrestrial signals are broadcast or where you have access to a compatible DVB-C (MPEG2 and H.264/MPEG-4 AVC) cable service. Please confirm with your local dealer if you can receive a DVB-T signal where you live or ask your cable provider if their DVB-C cable service is suitable for integrated operati on with this TV.

• Your cable provider may charge a fee for their services, or require you to agree to its terms and conditions of business.

• This TV set complies with DVB-T and DVB-C specifications, but compatibility with future DVB-T digital te rrestrial and DVB-C digital cable broadcasts are not guaranteed.

• Some Digital TV functions may not be available in some countries/areas and DVB-C cable may not operate correctly with some providers.

registration code, locate the DivX VOD section in the device setup menu. Go to vod.divx.com with this code to complete the registration process and learn more about DivX VOD.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

“BRAVIA” and are trademarks of Sony Corporation.

“XMB” and “xross media bar” are trademarks of Sony Corporation and Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.

“ ”, “PlayStation”, “ ”, “DUALSHOCK” and “ ” are registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.

Sony Corporation uses DNAS (Dynamic Network Authentication System), a proprietary authentication system, to help protect copyright and security in connecting the PlayStation network. DNAS may retrieve information about a user's hardware and software for authentication, copy protection, account blocking, system, rules, or game management and other purposes. The information collected does not identify the user personally. The unauthorised transfer, exhibition, export, import or transmission of programs and devices circumventing its authentication scheme may be prohibited by law.

is a trademark of DVD Format/Logo

Licensing Corporation.

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About copy protection

Attempted copying of DVDs played on this device may be prevented or restricted by copy protection technology contained on the DVD. Attempted recording or copying of DVDs for private use by the removal or circumvention of copy protection technology may be prohibited under applicable law.

Guarantee

Thank you for buying this Product. The term “Product” means the PlayStation computer entertainment system together with the accessories and/or peripherals with which it is packaged. This Guarantee does not cover any software whether or not packaged with the Product.

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For a list of compatible cable providers, refer to the support web site:

http://support.sony-europe.com/TV/ DVBC/

Trademark information

is a registered trademark of the DVB

Project.

HDMI, the HDMI Logo, and HighDefinition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC in the United States and other countries.

DLNA®, the DLNA Logo and DLNA CERTIFIED® are trademarks, service marks, or certification marks of the Digital Living Network Alliance.

DivX® is a video file compression technology, developed by DivX, Inc.

DivX®, DivX Certified® and associated logos are registered trademarks of DivX, Inc. and are used under license.

ABOUT DIVX VIDEO: DivX® is a digital video format created by DivX,Inc. This is an official DivX Certified device that plays DivX video. Visit www.divx.com for more information and software tools to convert your files into DivX video.

ABOUT DIVX VIDEO-ON-DEMAND: This DivX Certified® device must be registered in order to play DivX Video-onDemand (VOD) content. To generate the

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Table of Contents

Start-up Guide 5

Safety Information............................................................................................................................ 8

Precautions....................................................................................................................................... 9

Warning about PlayStation

Precautions about PlayStation™2................................................................................................. 10

Remote and TV Controls/Indicators ............................................................................................. 12

Watching TV

Watching TV.................................................................................................................................... 17

Using the Digital Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) ............................................................... 19

Using the Favourites ..................................................................................................................... 20

Using Optional Equipment

Connecting Optional Equipment ..................................................................................................22

Viewing Pictures from Connected Equipment............................................................................. 24

Playing back Photo/Music/Video via USB.................................................................................... 24

Using BRAVIA Sync with Control for HDMI ................................................................................. 26

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Using Home Network Features

Connecting to the Network............................................................................................................ 27

Wireless LAN Ready ...................................................................................................................... 28

Enjoying BRAVIA Internet Video................................................................................................... 29

Enjoying Photo/Music/Video Files via the Network .................................................................... 30

Checking the Network Connection............................................................................................... 30

Adjusting the Server Display Settings ......................................................................................... 31

Using PlayStation™2

About Advanced Operations of the PlayStation™2 .................................................................... 32

Part Names ..................................................................................................................................... 32

Setting Up the PlayStation

Playing Content .............................................................................................................................. 35

Playing a Game............................................................................................................................... 35

Using the Analog Controller (DUALSHOCK®2)........................................................................... 36

Using Memory Cards...................................................................................................................... 36

Playing Online Games ................................................................................................................... 37

Creating a Network Configuration................................................................................................37

Watching a DVD.............................................................................................................................. 38

Operating the DVD Player.............................................................................................................. 38

Parental Control Settings .............................................................................................................. 40

Compatible Software...................................................................................................................... 40

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Internet Settings of the Built-in PlayStation™2 ........................................................................... 41

Connecting with an Ethernet Cable.............................................................................................. 42

Displaying the Main Menu ............................................................................................................. 43

Using Menu Functions

Navigating through TV Home Menu (XMB™)............................................................................... 46

TV Settings Menu ........................................................................................................................... 47

Additional Information

Specifications ................................................................................................................................. 58

Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................. 62

Index ................................................................................................................................................ 68

Before operating the TV, please read “Safety Information” (page 8). Retain this manual for future reference.

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Start-up Guide

Before Use

To check the accessories

Remote (1)

Size AAA batteries (R3 type) (2)

Analog controller (DUALSHOCK®2) (1)

To insert batteries into the remote

Push and lift the cover to open.

1: Connecting an antenna

Start-up Guide

(aerial)/Set Top Box/ recorder (e.g. DVD recorder)

Connecting a Set Top Box/recorder (e.g. DVD recorder) with SCART

Set Top Box/recorder (e.g. DVD recorder)

Connecting a Set Top Box/recorder (e.g. DVD recorder) with HDMI

Set Top Box/recorder (e.g. DVD recorder)

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2: Preventing the TV from toppling over

3: Organising the AC power cord (mains lead)

4: Performing the initial setup

1 Install a wood screw (4 mm in diameter,

not supplied) in the TV stand.

2 Install a machine screw (M4 × 16, not

supplied) into the screw hole of the TV.

3 Tie the wood screw and the machine

screw with a strong cord (not supplied).

1 Connect the TV to your AC power outlet

(mains socket).

2 Press 1 on the TV.

When you switch on the TV for the first time, the Language menu appears on the screen.

Follow the instructions on the screen.

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Digital Auto Tuning: When you select

“Cable”, we recommend that you select “Quick Scan” for quick tuning. Set “Frequency” and “Network ID” according to the information supplied from your cable provider. If no channel is found using “Quick Scan”, try “Full Scan” (though it may take some time).

• “Full Scan” may not be available depending on your region/country.

For a list of compatible cable providers, refer to the support web site: http://support.sony-europe.com/TV/ DVBC/

Programme Sorting: If you want to change the order of analogue channels, follow the steps in “Programme Sorting” (page 53).

• You can also tune channels manually (page 54).

• “Language”, “Time Zone” and “Daylight Savings Time (Summer Time)” of the PlayStation setting menu cannot be set in the initial set-up. They can be set in the main menu for PlayStation settings (page 43).

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Start-up Guide

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Safety Information

Installation/Set-up

Install and use the TV set in accordance with the instructions below in order to avoid any risk of fire, electrical shock or damage and/or injuries.

Installation

• The TV set should be installed near an easily accessible mains socket.

• Place the TV set on a stable, level surface.

• Only qualified service personnel should carry out wall installations.

Transporting

• Before transporting the TV set, disconnect all cables.

• When transporting the TV set by hand, hold it as shown on the right. Do not put stress on the LCD panel and the frame around the screen.

• When lifting or moving the TV set, hold it firmly from the bottom.

• When transporting the TV set, do not subject it to jolts or excessive vibration.

• When transporting the TV set for repairs or when moving, pack it using the original carton and packing material.

Ventilation

• Never cover the ventilation holes or insert anything in the cabinet.

• Leave space around the TV set as shown below.

Installed with stand

10 cm

Leave at least this space around the set.

• To ensure proper ventilation and prevent the collection of dirt or dust:

– Do not lay the TV set flat, install

upside down, backwards, or sideways.

– Do not place the TV set on a shelf,

rug, bed or in a closet.

– Do not cover the TV set with a cloth,

such as curtains, or items such as newspapers, etc.

30 cm

10 cm

6 cm

– Do not install the TV set as shown

below.

Air circulation is blocked.

Wall

Mains lead

Handle the mains lead and socket as follows in order to avoid any risk of fire, electrical shock or damage and/or injuries:

– Use only mains leads supplied by

Sony, not other suppliers.

– Insert the plug fully into the mains

socket.

– Operate the TV set on a 220-240 V AC

supply only.

– When wiring cables, be sure to unplug

the mains lead for your safety and take care not to catch your feet on the cables.

– Disconnect the mains lead from the

mains socket before working on or moving the TV set.

– Keep the mains lead away from heat

sources.

– Unplug the mains plug and clean it

regularly. If the plug is covered with dust and it picks up moisture, its insulation may deteriorate, which could result in a fire.

Notes

• Do not use the supplied mains lead on any other equipment.

• Do not pinch, bend, or twist the mains lead excessively. The core conductors may be exposed or broken.

• Do not modify the mains lead.

• Do not put anything heavy on the mains lead.

• Do not pull on the mains lead itself when disconnecting the mains lead.

• Do not connect too many appliances to the same mains socket.

• Do not use a poor fitting mains socket.

Prohibited Usage

Do not install/use the TV set in locations, environments or situations such as those listed below, or the TV set may malfunction and cause a fire, electrical shock, damage and/or injuries.

Location:

Outdoors (in direct sunlight), at the seashore, on a ship or other vessel, inside a vehicle, in medical institutions, unstable locations, near water, rain, moisture or smoke.

Environment:

Places that are hot, humid, or excessively dusty; where insects may enter; where it might be exposed to mechanical vibration, near flammable objects (candles, etc). The TV set shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with

liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the TV.

Situation:

Do not use when your hands are wet, with the cabinet removed, or with attachments not recommended by the manufacturer. Disconnect the TV set from mains socket and aerial during lightning storms.

Broken pieces:

• Do not throw anything at the TV set. The screen glass may break by the impact and cause serious injury.

• If the surface of the TV set cracks, do not touch it until you have unplugged the mains lead. Otherwise electric shock may result.

When not in use

• If you will not be using the TV set for several days, the TV set should be disconnected from the mains for environmental and safety reasons.

• As the TV set is not disconnected from the mains when the TV set is just turned off, pull the plug from the mains to disconnect the TV set completely.

• However, some TV sets may have features that require the TV set to be left in standby to work correctly.

For children

• Do not allow children to climb on the TV set.

• Keep small accessories out of the reach of children, so that they are not mistakenly swallowed.

If the following problems occur...

Turn off the TV set and unplug the mains

lead immediately if any of the following problems occur.

Ask your dealer or Sony service centre to have it checked by qualified service personnel.

When:

– Mains lead is damaged. – Poor fitting of mains socket. – TV set is damaged by being dropped,

hit or having something thrown at it.

– Any liquid or solid object falls through

openings in the cabinet.

Warning

To prevent the spread of fire, keep candles or other open flames away from this product at all time.

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Precautions

Viewing the TV

• View the TV in moderate light, as viewing the TV in poor light or during long period of time, strains your eyes.

• When using headphones, adjust the volume so as to avoid excessive levels, as hearing damage may result.

LCD Screen

• Although the LCD screen is made with high-precision technology and 99.99% or more of the pixels are effective, black dots may appear or bright points of light (red, blue, or green) may appear constantly on the LCD screen. This is a structural property of the LCD screen and is not a malfunction.

• Do not push or scratch the front filter, or place objects on top of this TV set. The image may be uneven or the LCD screen may be damaged.

• If this TV set is used in a cold place, a smear may occur in the picture or the picture may become dark. This does not indicate a failure. These phenomena disappear as the temperature rises.

• Ghosting may occur when still pictures are displayed continuously. It may disappear after a few moments.

• The screen and cabinet get warm when this TV set is in use. This is not a malfunction.

• The LCD screen contains a small amount of liquid crystal. Some fluorescent tubes used in this TV set also contain mercury. Follow your local ordinances and regulations for disposal.

Handling and cleaning the screen surface/cabinet of the TV set

Be sure to unplug the mains lead connected to the TV set from mains socket before cleaning.

To avoid material degradation or screen coating degradation, observe the following precautions.

• To remove dust from the screen surface/ cabinet, wipe gently with a soft cloth. If dust is persistent, wipe with a soft cloth slightly moistened with a diluted mild detergent solution.

• Do not spray water or detergent directly on the TV set. It may drip to the bottom of the screen or exterior parts, and may cause a malfunction.

• Never use any type of abrasive pad, alkaline/acid cleaner, scouring powder, or volatile solvent, such as alcohol, benzene, thinner or insecticide. Using such materials or maintaining prolonged contact with rubber or vinyl materials may result in damage to the screen surface and cabinet material.

• Periodic vacuuming of the ventilation openings is recommended to ensure to proper ventilation.

• When adjusting the angle of the TV set, move it slowly so as to prevent the TV set from moving or slipping off from its table stand.

Optional Equipment

• Keep optional components or any equipment emitting electromagnetic radiation away from the TV set. Otherwise picture distortion and/or noisy sound may occur.

• This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits set out in the EMC Directive using a connection signal cable shorter than 3 meters.

Batteries

• Observe the correct polarity when inserting batteries.

• Do not use different types of batteries together or mix old and new batteries.

• Dispose of batteries in an environmentally friendly way. Certain regions may regulate the disposal of batteries. Please consult your local authority.

• Handle the remote with care. Do not drop or step on it, or spill liquid of any kind onto it.

• Do not place the remote in a location near a heat source, a place subject to direct sunlight, or a damp room.

Disposal of the TV set

Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in

the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems)

This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local Civic Office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

Disposal of

waste batteries

(applicable in the

European Union

and other

European

countries with

separate

collection

This symbol on the battery or on the packaging indicates that the battery provided with this product shall not be treated as household waste. On certain batteries this symbol might be used in combination with a chemical symbol. The chemical symbols for mercury (Hg) or lead (Pb) are added if the battery contains more than 0.0005% mercury or 0.004% lead. By

systems)

ensuring these batteries are disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potentially negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of the battery. The recycling of the materials will help to conserve natural resources. In case of products that for safety, performance or data integrity reasons require a permanent connection with an incorporated battery, this battery should be replaced by qualif ied service staff only. To ensure that the battery will be treated properly, hand over the product at end-of-life to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. For all other batteries, please view the section on how to remove the battery from the product safely. Hand the battery over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of waste batteries. For more detailed information about recycling of this product or battery, please contact your local Civic Office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

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Warning about PlayStation

Caution

Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure. The use of optical instruments with this product will increase eye hazard.

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT

This appliance is classified as a CLASS 1 LASER product under IEC60825-1: 2001.

Read carefully before operating your PlayStation

A few people may experience epileptic seizures when viewing flashing lights or patterns in our daily environment. These persons may experience seizures while watching TV or playing video games, including DVD-Videos or games played on the PlayStation have not had any seizures may nonetheless have an undetected epileptic condition. Consult your physician before operating the PlayStation epileptic condition or experience any of the following symptoms while watching TV programmes or playing video games: altered vision, muscle twitching, other involuntary movements, loss of awareness of your surroundings, mental confusion, and/or convulsions.

Software title compatibility

Some PlayStation™ or PlayStation™2 format software titles may perform differently on this console than they do on previous PlayStation consoles, or may not perform properly on this console. For more information, visit our Web site at www.eu.playstation.com/ ps2.

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Precautions about PlayStation

Safety

This product has been designed with the highest concern for safety. However, any electrical device, if used improperly, has the potential for causing fire, electrical shock or personal injury. To help ensure accident-free operation, follow these guidelines:

• Observe all warnings, precautions and

instructions.

• Stop use and unplug the AC power cord

from the electrical outlet immediately if the device functions in an abnormal manner or produces unusual sounds or smells.

• Never connect cables other than those

specified in this manual to the network connector.

• Contact the appropriate PlayStation

customer service helpline which can be found within every PlayStation PlayStation if the device does not operate properly.

Use and handling

• When operating the unit, play in a well-

lit room and keep a safe distance from the TV screen.

• Avoid prolonged use of the console. To

help prevent eye strain, take a break of about 15 minutes during every hour of play.

• Stop using the console immediately if

you experience any of the following symptoms. If the condition persists, consult a doctor. – Lightheadedness, nausea, or a

– Tired, uncomfortable or aching

– Tired, dry or aching eyes

• Do not use the console near water.

• Do not place the console and connected

accessories on the floor or in a place where they may cause persons walking by to trip or stumble.

• Do not place the console or accessories

on surfaces that are unstable, tilted or subject to vibration.

• Do not expose the console or accessories

to high temperatures, high humidity or direct sunlight (use in an environment where temperatures range from 5°C to 35°C/41°F to 95°F).

• Do not place the console in locations of

poor ventilation such as small, enclosed areas, directly against a wall or on a thick carpet or bedding.

• Do not expose the console to dust, smoke

or steam.

• Do not allow liquid or small particles to

get into the console.

• Do not put any objects on the console.

• Do not touch or insert foreign objects

into the connectors of the console or accessories.

• Do not allow dust or foreign matter to

build up around the console vents. Remove the dust with a low-powered vacuum cleaner.

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• Do not leave a disc in the console when moving or changing the position of the console.

• Do not touch a disc while it is spinning.

• Do not close the disc cover in a way that could pinch your hand or fingers.

• Adjust the settings of the DVD player according to the instructions provided before playing a DVD.

• Keep the console and accessories, including cable ties and fasteners, out of the reach of small children.

When using software that supports the vibration function of the analog controller (DUALSHOCK®2)

Do not use the vibration function if you have any ailment or injury to the bones, joints or muscles of your hands or arms. In most cases, the vibration function can be set to “Off” in the options menu of the software.

Network (except Local Area Networks)

• A broadband Internet connection is required to connect to a network.

• When you connect your PlayStation console to a network, the Internet service provider may charge additional usage fees. In some cases, usage charges may be more than anticipated. For details, refer to the information provided in your service contract or contact your Internet service provider.

• Parents are encouraged to monitor children in online gaming to ensure safe and responsible Internet usage.

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Connecting with an Ethernet cable

Do not connect Ethernet cables or telephone cords of the following types to the network connector:

• Ethernet cables not appropriate for use with a 10Base-T/100Base-TX network

• Standard residential telephone lines

• Any ISDN (digital) compatible phone or data line

• PBX phone lines

• Other “unknown” types of telephone lines

Disc handling

• Do not touch the disc surface when handling a disc; hold it by the edges.

• Do not stick paper or tape onto discs and do not write on discs.

• Fingerprints, dust, dirt or scratches on the disc can distort the picture or reduce sound quality. Always handle carefully and make sure discs are clean before use.

• Do not leave discs near a heat source, in direct sunlight or in high humidity.

• Store discs in their cases when not in use.

• Clean discs using a soft cloth, lightly wiping from the centre outwards. Do not use solvents such as benzine, commercially available cleaners not intended for CDs or anti-static spray intended for vinyl LPs.

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• Do not use irregularly shaped discs (for example, heart- or star-shaped discs) or damaged, reshaped or repaired discs.

Never disassemble the console or supplied accessories

Use the PlayStation™2 console and accessories according to the instructions in the product documentation. No authorization for the analysis or modification of the console, or the analysis and use of its circuit configurations, is provided. There are no user serviceable components inside the PlayStation console. Disassembling the console will void the warranty. Additionally, there is a risk of exposure to laser radiation as well as to electrical shock hazards.

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Note on safety when playing DVDs or CDs

If you set the volume too high, it may harm your hearing or damage the speakers. Exercise care when setting the volume.

Moisture condensation

If the console or disc is brought directly from a cold location to a warm one, moisture may condense on the lens inside the console or on the disc. Should this occur, the console may not operate properly. In this case, remove the disc and turn off and unplug the console. Do not put the disc back in until the moisture evaporates (this may take several hours). If the console still does not operate properly, contact the appropriate PlayStation customer service helpline which can be found within every PlayStation PlayStation

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• Do not place any rubber or vinyl materials on the console exterior for an extended period of time.

Cleaning

• For safety reasons, before cleaning the console or connected accessories, 1) turn off the console, 2) disconnect the mains power plug for the console from the electrical outlet, and 3) disconnect the Ethernet cable from the console.

• When cleaning the console, use a soft, dry cloth. Do not use solvents or other chemicals or a chemically-treated dust cloth to clean the product.

• Do not touch the lens located inside the disc cover. To help protect the lens from dust, keep the disc cover closed except when inserting or removing discs.

• The cooling fan maintains low temperature inside the PlayStation console. If there is dust around the ventilation holes, temperature may rise inside of the PlayStation result in malfunction. Clean the ventilation holes on the side and rear of the PlayStation (preferably once a month).

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Exterior protection

To help prevent damage to the painted parts, follow the precautions below:

• Do not spill liquids such as alcohol, solvents or other chemicals on the product.

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Remote and TV Controls/Indicators

Remote and TV/PlayStation™ 2 controls

Buttons on the TV will work the same as those on the remote.

* In the TV menu, these buttons will work as F/f/G/g/.

•The number 5, N, PROG + and AUDIO buttons on the remote have

a tactile dot. Use the tactile dots as a reference when operating the TV.

Button/Switch Description

1 TV "/1 (TV

standby)

Press to turn on the TV or to enter standby mode.

• When you turn the TV off, the TV and the

2 1 (Power) Press to turn on the TV or to enter standby

mode.

• To disconnect the TV, turn off the TV, then

• When you turn the TV off, the TV and the

3 PlayStation 2

POWER ON

Press to turn on the built-in PlayStation The TV and the PlayStation TV input mode is automatically switched to PlayStation

built-in PlayStation

unplug the AC power cord (mains lead) from the AC power (mains).

built-in PlayStation

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2 enter standby mode.

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6 7 8

9 0

Button/Switch Description

4 Function

buttons

5 Optional

equipment operating buttons

Switches the TV function or the built-in PlayStation™2 function on the remote and switches the input source between TV and PlayStation

m/N/M/./x/>/X : When the BRAVIA Sync-compatible equipment is connected to the TV, you can operate the equipment via the TV remote, while viewing pictures from the equipment. When using the PlayStation CD/DVD player. THEATRE: Set “Theatre Mode” to on for optimum sound and picture quality of film-based content. SYNC MENU: Press to display the BRAVIA Sync Menu and then select connected HDMI equipment from “HDMI Device Selection”.

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• If you turn the TV off, “Theatre Mode” is also turned off.

• When you change the “Scene Select” setting, “Theatre Mode” turns off automatically.

• “Control for HDMI” (BRAVIA Sync) is only available for the connected Sony equipment that has the BRAVIA Sync or is compatible with “Control for HDMI”.

6 DIGITAL/

ANALOG

7 i-MANUAL Press to display the on-screen instruction

8 GUIDE

(EPG)

Press to switch between digital and analogue mode. When viewing pictures from connected equipment, press to return to the last viewed TV mode.

manual.

Press to display the Digital Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) (page 19).

• This button is unavailable for PlayStation™2.

9 RETURN TV function: Press to return to the previous

0 HOME Press to display the TV Home Menu (page 46).

screen or exit from the menu.

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the previous screen on DVD menu.

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qd qf

qh qj

Button/Switch Description

qa Coloured

buttons/DVD buttons

qs Number

buttons

qd / (Text) Press to display text information (page 17).

TV function: When the coloured buttons are

available, an operation guide appears on the screen.

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DVD TOP MENU: Press to display the top menu. DVD MENU: Press to display the menu. DVD ANGLE: Press to change the viewing angle. DVD TIME: Press to display the current title or chapter number, elapsed time.

In TV mode: Press to select channels. For channel numbers 10 and above, press the next digit quickly.

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chapter number.

In Text mode: Press to enter a page number.

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qf 2 +/–

(Volume)

qg % (Mute) Press to mute the sound. Press again to restore

qh / (Input

select/Text hold)

qj (Screen

mode)

qk INTERNET

VIDEO

Press to adjust the volume.

the sound.

In TV mode: Press to display a list of inputs. In Text mode: Press to hold the current page.

Press to change the screen format (page 18).

Press to access Internet content on the “XMB” (page 29).

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ql w;

wa ws

wd wf

Button/Switch Description

(Favourites)

w; / (Info/

Text reveal)

F/f/G/g/ TV function: Press G/g/F/f to move the on-

ws OPTIONS Press to display a list of convenient functions

Press to display the “Favourites” menu (page 20).

Each time you press the button, the display changes as follows: In digital mode: Details of the current programme In analogue mode: Current channel number and screen mode In Text mode: Reveals hidden information (e.g. answers to a quiz) (page 17).

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screen cursor. Press to select/confirm the highlighted item.

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move the on-screen cursor. Press to enter/ confirm a highlighted item.

and menu shortcuts. The menu items vary based on the current input and/or content.

t Details of the next programme

2 function: Control panel

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• This button is unavailable for PlayStation™2.

wd (Subtitle

setting)

wf PROG +/–/

wg AUDIO TV function: Press to change the dual sound

TV function: Press to turn subtitles on or off

(when the feature is available).

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subtitles on or off (when the feature is available).

In TV mode: Press to select the next (+) or previous (–) channel. In Text mode: Press to select the next ( ) or previous ( ) page.

mode (page 53). For digital mode, press to change the language to be used for the programme currently being viewed (page 55).

PlayStation

the multiple sound mode.

2 function: Press to turn

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2 function: Press to change

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Indicators

Indicator Description

1 Ambient sensor Senses the ambient light level and adjusts the brightness and colour temperature

of the picture accordingly. Do not put anything near the sensor, doing so may affect its function.

2 Remote control

sensor

3 (Picture Off /

Timer)

4 1 (Standby) Lights up in red when the TV is in standby mode, PC power saving mode or

5 " (Power) Lights up in green when the TV is on.

Receives signals from the remote. Do not put anything near the sensor, doing so may affect its function.

Lights up in green when you select “Picture Off” in “Power Saving” of “Eco” (page 48). Lights up in orange when you set the timer (page 48). Lights up and/or blinks in orange during a software upgrade.

during a software upgrade.

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Watching TV

3 Press the number buttons or PROG +/– to

select a TV channel.

To select a digital programme using the Digital Electronic Programme Guide (EPG), see page 19. In digital mode, an information banner appears briefly. Each time you press , the banner changes cyclically as follows: Current programme information t Next programme information t No banner The following icons may be indicated on the banner.

: Interactive service is available

(Digital Text) :Radio service : Scrambled/Subscription service

: Multiple audio languages available

: Subtitles available

: Subtitles available for the hearing

impaired

c:Reminder

: Recommended minimum age for

current programme (ages from 4 to

18) (For Spain only: ages from 4 to

18 and X)

: Parental lock

Watching TV

1 Press 1 on the TV to turn on the TV.

When the TV is in standby mode (the 1 (standby) indicator on the TV front panel is red), press TV "/1 on the remote to turn on the TV.

2 Press DIGITAL/ANALOG to switch to

digital or analogue mode.

The available channels vary depending on the mode.

To access Text

Press /. Each time you press /, the display changes cyclically as follows: Text and TV picture t Tex t t No Text (exit the Text service) To select a page, press the number buttons or

/. To hold a page, press . To reveal hidden information, press .

• You can also jump directly to a page by selecting

the page number displayed on the screen. Press and F/f/G/g to select the page number, then press

• When four coloured items appear at the bottom of

the Text page, you can access pages quickly and easily (Fast Text). Press the corresponding coloured button to access the page.

• Interactive service may be available if provided by

a broadcaster.

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To change the Screen Format manually

Press repeatedly to select the desired Screen Format.

Smart*

Enlarges the picture to fill a 16:9 screen, preserving the original picture as much as possible.

4:3

Displays the 4:3 picture in its original size. Side bars are shown to fill the 16:9 screen.

Wide

Stretches the 4:3 picture horizontally, to fill the 16:9 screen.

Zoom*

Displays the cinemascopic (letter box format) picture in the correct proportion.

14:9*

Displays a 14:9 picture in its original size. Side bars are shown to fill the 16:9 screen.

* Parts of the top and bottom of the picture may be cut off.

• When you select “Smart”, some characters and/or letters at the top and the bottom of the picture may not be visible. In such a case, adjust “Vertical Size” in the “Screen” menu (page 51).

• When “Auto Format” (page 51) is set to “On”, the TV automatically selects the best mode to suit the broadcast.

• If 720p, 1080i or 1080p source pictures are displayed with black borders on the screen edges, select “Smart” or “Zoom” to adjust the pictures.

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Using the Digital Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)

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1 In digital mode, press GUIDE. 2 Perform the desired operation as shown in

the following table or displayed on the screen.

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Item Description

1 Information Box Shows information about the highlighted programme. 2 Video Window Displays the last viewed programme before you entered the guide. 3 Programme

Listing Grid

4 Channel

Information

5 Category Category name (e.g. “Guide Favourites 1”) contains all channels corresponding

• The OPTIONS Menu allows you to select the following menu items. – “Programme Genre List”: Search programmes by genre. – “Guide Favourites Set-up”: Registers your preferred programmes for any categories. – “Timer list”: Set a programme to be displayed on the screen when it starts.

Select a programme to watch or to be set as a reminder.

Displays a channel title and number for a broadcaster.

to the category.

Watching TV

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Using the Favourites

The “Favourites” feature provides quick access to your frequently used items, such as preferred TV channels or external inputs (e.g. game console, DVD player). In addition, your favourite media files and Internet contents can be shown in the “Favourites” screen.

• Internet content (e.g. Internet Video) may not be available in some regions/countries.

Displaying Your Favourites

1 Press .

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2 Select the desired icon listed at the bottom of the screen by using the remote, and press to

expand it into a full view.

• A slideshow automatically starts when a folder of photos is selected.

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Displaying Your Recently Viewed Items

By selecting the “Recently Viewed” stack of items in the “Favourites” screen, you can display a history of content you have recently viewed. The “Recently Viewed” list is erased whenever the TV is powered off.

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• “Recently Viewed” items are displayed in a stack list. Press F/f to move between the items.

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Connecting Optional Equipment

You can connect a wide range of optional equipment to your TV.

(MONO)

Connecting audio-video equipment (quality order, high to low)

Connect to Connect with Description

4, 0 HDMI IN 1, 2, 3, or 4

HDMI cable HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) provides an

uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface between this TV and any HDMI-equipped audio/video equipment. In addition, when you connect the equipment that is compatible with “Control for HDMI”, communication with the connected equipment is supported.

• Be sure to use only an authorised HDMI cable bearing the HDMI logo.

• If connecting a digital audio system that is compatible with Audio Return Channel (ARC) technology, use the HDMI IN 1. If not, an additional connection with DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) is necessary.

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Connect to Connect with Description

• If the equipment has a DVI jack (socket), connect it to the HDMI IN 4 through a DVI - HDMI adaptor interface (not supplied), and connect the equipment’s audio out jacks (sockets) to the PC/HDMI 4 AUDIO IN which is located in the PC IN.

7 / COMPONENT IN

1 / AV1 SCART cable When you connect an analogue decoder, the TV tuner outputs

qa AV2, and

AV2

Component video cable, audio cable

Composite video cable

—

scrambled signals to the decoder, and the decoder unscrambles the signals before outputting them.

When connecting a mono equipment, connect to the AV2 L jack (socket).

Connecting audio/portable equipment

Connect to Connect with Description

6 (VAR/FIX) Audio cable You can listen to TV sound on the connected Hi-Fi audio

5 DIGITAL

AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL)

9 USB USB cable You can enjoy photo/music/video files stored in USB device

Optical audio cable

equipment.

You can listen to TV sound on the connected Home theatre system with digital input.

(page 24).

Using Optional Equipment

Connecting other equipment

Connect to Connect with Description

3 PC IN PC cable with

ferrites, audio cable

2 LAN LAN cable You can enjoy contents stored in DLNA-compatible devices

8 CAM

(Conditional Access Module)

It is recommended to use a PC cable with ferrites, such as the “Connector, Mini D-sub 15” (ref. 1-793-504-11, available in Sony Service Centre), or an equivalent.

via a network (page 27).

Provides access to pay TV services. For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with your CAM.

• Do not insert the smart card directly into the TV CAM (Conditional Access Module) slot. It must be fitted into the Conditional Access Module provided by your authorised dealer.

• CAM is not supported in some countries/areas. Check with your authorised dealer.

qs i Headphones You can listen to TV sound through headphones.

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Viewing Pictures from Connected Equipment

Playing back Photo/Music/ Video via USB

1 Turn on the

connected equipment.

2 Press and select

the desired input source.

To view two pictures simultaneously – PAP (Picture and Picture)

“PAP” displays two pictures at the same time from connected equipment and TV programme/composite video except SCART connector.

• This function is not available with PC input.

1 Press OPTIONS. 2 Select the “PAP” from the OPTIONS

Menu.

3 Press G/g to switch audio output between

the two pictures. The highlighted picture is audible.

To view two pictures simultaneously – PIP (Picture in Picture)

“PIP” displays a picture from the connected PC in the full screen, and a TV programme or composite video except SCART connector in an inset window.

1 Press OPTIONS. 2 Select the “PIP” from the OPTIONS

Menu.

3 Use the OPTIONS Menu to switch audio

output between the two pictures.

You can enjoy photo/music/video files stored in a Sony digital still camera or camcorder through a USB cable or USB storage device on your TV.

1 Press HOME and select the listed USB

devices under the “Photo”, “Music” or “Video” category.

2 Select files or folders to play from the list

on the selected USB device.

Photo Playback Auto Start

Photo playback automatically starts when you connect a USB storage device after turning on the TV, and “Slideshow” or “Thumbnail View” is selected in the “USB Auto Start” settings (page 48).

• When connecting a Sony digital camera to the TV with a USB cable, USB connection settings on your camera need to be set to “Auto” or “Mass Storage” mode.

• Video files are located in the following folder structure (hierarchal position): /AVCHD/BDMV/STREAM/00000.MTS /PRIVATE/AVCHD/BDMV/STREAM/

00000.MTS /MP_ROOT/100ANV01/MAHA0001.MP4

• Avoid losing your files by backing up all your media files stored on USB equipment. Sony cannot accept responsibility for lost or damaged data stored on USB equipment.

• BRAVIA TV supports DivX®.

• Check the website below for updated information about compatible USB devices. http://support.sony-europe.com/TV/compatibility/

• USB Photo Viewer supports FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32 file systems.

• USB playback of the following photo file formats is available: – JPEG (JPEG format files with the extension

“.jpg” and conforming to DCF or Exif)

– RAW (ARW/ARW 2.0 format files with the

extension “.arw”) (preview only)

• USB playback is supported for the following music file format: – MP3 (files with the extension “.mp3” that have

not been copyrighted)

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• USB playback is supported for the following video file format: – AVCHD (files with the extension “.mts” or

“.m2ts”) – MP4 (AVC) (files with the extension “.mp4”) – MPEG1 (files with the extension “.mpg”)

• Avoid losing your files by backing up all your media files stored on a USB device. Sony cannot accept responsibility for lost or damaged data stored on a USB device.

• This feature is not supported with the USB connector on the front of PlayStation

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To display a photograph — Picture Frame

You can display a photograph on the screen for a selected period of time. After that period, the TV automatically switches itself into standby mode.

1 Select a photograph. 2 Press OPTIONS while the selected

photograph is displayed, then press F/f to select “File Options” and press .

3 Press F/f to select “Picture Frame Image”

and press .

4 Press HOME, then press G/g to select

“Photo”, then select “Picture Frame” and press .

The TV is switched to Picture Frame mode, and the selected photograph is displayed on the screen.

To set the duration of displaying a photograph

Press OPTIONS, then select “Duration” and press . Then, select the duration, and press . The counter appears on the screen.

To display a photomap

By connecting a digital still camera with GPS function, you can display a photograph with a map of the location where the photograph was taken. To use this feature, the TV has to be connected to the Internet to download map information.

1 Select a photograph by using the “XMB”. 2 Press f/F to zoom in/out on the map. 3 Press the far left coloured button

repeatedly to change the display position of the map.

• Only a large-scale map that cannot be zoomed in or out is displayed if the TV is not connected to the Internet or the online map service is terminated.

• The position indicated on the map may differ depending on the image capture device.

• The Internet online map service is provided by a third party. For this reason, service may be changed or terminated without prior notification.

Using Optional Equipment

• If the photograph is selected from a USB device, it must remain connected to the TV.

• If “Sleep Timer” is activated, the TV automatically will switch into standby mode.

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Using BRAVIA Sync with Control for HDMI

With the “Control for HDMI” function, BRAVIA Sync helps to communicate with BRAVIA Sync-compatible equipment using HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control). Use the following settings and tips to help unify control of your connected equipment.

1 Press HOME. 2 Press G/g to select “Settings”. 3 Press F/f to select “External Inputs” and

press .

4 Press F/f to select “Control for HDMI” in

“HDMI Set-up”, then select “On”.

• “Control for HDMI” (BRAVIA Sync) is only available for the connected Sony equipment that has the BRAVIA Sync or is compatible with “Control for HDMI”.

• The “Control for HDMI” settings must be set on both the TV and connected equipment. For settings on the connected equipment, refer to their instruction manuals.

• When specific Sony equipment compatible with “Control for HDMI” (BRAVIA Sync) is connected, BRAVIA sync is automatically activated on the equipment.

Controlling BRAVIA Sync-Compatible Equipment

BRAVIA Sync-compatible equipment is listed as a new input source under “External Inputs” in the Home Menu (page 46). To control the equipment by using the remote, press SYNC MENU and select the desired equipment from “HDMI Device Selection”.

Sync Menu

HDMI 1

HDMI Device Selection

Device Control

Speakers

TV Control

Return to TV

BD/DVD Player

• Automatically turns the BRAVIA Synccompatible equipment on and switches the input to that equipment when you select it from the Home Menu or Sync Menu.

• Automatically turns the TV on and switches the input to the connected equipment when the equipment starts to play.

• Automatically turns the connected equipment off when you switch the TV to standby mode.

AV Amplifier

• Automatically turns the connected AV amplifier on and switches the sound output from the TV speaker to the audio system when you turn the TV on. This function is only available if you have previously used the AV amplifier to output TV sound.

• Automatically switches the sound output to the AV amplifier by turning the AV amplifier on when the TV is turned on.

• Automatically turns the connected AV amplifier off when you switch the TV to standby mode.

• Adjusts the volume (2 +/–) and mutes the sound (%) of the connected AV amplifier through the TV’s remote.

• When connecting a digital audio system that is compatible with Audio Return Channel (ARC) technology, connect to HDMI IN 1 with an HDMI cable. If connecting a system that is incompatible with “Control for HDMI” or Audio Return Channel, an additional audio connection via DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) is necessary.

Video Camera

• Automatically turns the TV on and switches the input to the connected video camera when the connected video camera is turned on.

• Automatically turns the connected video camera off when you switch the TV to standby mode.

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Using Home Network Features

With this TV, you can enjoy contents stored in DLNA-compatible devices on the home network. Devices that store and provide contents, such as photo/music/video files, are called “Server”. The TV receives the photo/music/video files from the server via the network, and you can enjoy them on the TV even in other rooms. To enjoy the home network, a DLNAcompatible device (VAIO, Cyber-shot, etc.) is necessary as a server. Make either the wired connection (see the following “Connecting to the Network”), or wireless connection (see “Wireless LAN Ready” on page 28). In addition, when you connect your TV to the Internet, you can enjoy displaying a photograph that shows its location on the map (page 25), or enjoy Internet video (page 29).

Connecting to the Network

Router

Network cable (not supplied)

Using Home Network Features

• You will need to contract with an Internet service provider to connect to the Internet.

To network devices

Network cable (not supplied)

DSL modem/ Cable modem

Internet

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Wireless LAN Ready

Wireless LAN Ready lets you easily access the Internet and your home network with the USB Wireless LAN Adapter UWA-BR100 (as of January 2010). By inserting the USB Wireless LAN Adapter into your TV’s USB port, you can easily create a cable-free network.

• Before setting up the wireless LAN function of the TV, be sure to set up a wireless LAN router.

• The USB Wireless LAN Adapter is supplied or available as an optional accessory, depending on your TV model. In some regions/countries, the USB Wireless LAN Adapter may not be available.

• This feature is not supported with the USB connector on the front of PlayStation

Connecting to Your Wireless LAN

Using the Wireless LAN Ready feature you can connect the TV to your wireless LAN. The set-up procedure differs depending on the type of wireless LAN and wireless LAN router. Before setting up a wireless LAN, check your wireless LAN environment using the following chart.

1 Secure wireless LAN ?

YES: Go to 2. NO: Configure the following “Network

Set-up” and “Unsecured Network with Any Type of Wireless LAN Router”.

2 Do you use a wireless LAN router

compatible with Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) ?

YES: Configure the following “Network Set-up” and “Secured Network with Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)”. NO: Configure the following “Network Set-up” and “Secured Network without Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)”.

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Network Set-up

The start-up screen of “Network Set-up” allows you to select a setting procedure according to your network environment. “View Network Status”: Select to confirm your network status. “Wired Set-up”: Use to connect to a wired network. “Wireless Set-up”: Use to connect to a wireless network.

Secured Network with Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)

The WPS standard makes security of a wireless home network as straightforward as pressing the WPS button on the wireless LAN router. Before setting up a wireless LAN, check the position of the WPS button on the router and verify how to use it.

1 Select “Wireless Set-up” from the

“Network Set-up” start-up screen.

2 Select “WPS (Push Button)” for Push

Button method or “WPS (PIN)” for PIN method.

3 Follow the instructions appeared on the

set-up screen.

• To connect to a wireless LAN with WPS, your wireless LAN router needs to support the WPS standard.

Secured Network without Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)

For setting up a wireless LAN, SSID (wireless network name) and security key (WEP or WPA key) will be required. If you do not know them, consult the instruction manual of your router.

1 Select “Wireless Set-up” from the

“Network Set-up” start-up screen.

2 Select “Scan”, then select a network from

the list of scanned wireless networks.

3 Follow the instructions that appear on the

set-up screen.

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Unsecured Network with Any Type of Wireless LAN Router

For setting up a wireless LAN, SSID (wireless network name) will be required. Security key (WEP or WPA key) will not be required because you need to select no security method in this procedure.

1 Select “Wireless Set-up” from the

“Network Set-up” start-up screen.

2 Select “Scan”, then select a network from

the list of scanned wireless networks.

3 Follow the instructions appeared on the

set-up screen.

Enjoying BRAVIA Internet Video

BRAVIA Internet Video serves as a gateway to Internet content, delivering a variety of ondemand entertainment straight to your TV. By making a broadband Internet connection, you can enjoy video content, including movies and cartoons.

• Be sure to connect your TV to the broadband Internet and complete the initial set-up and “Network Set-up” (page 56).

To Use Internet Video

You can seek forward or seek backward in the video content. (This feature is available depending on Internet content services.)

1 Press INTERNET VIDEO. 2 Press F/f/G/g to select the desired video

icon to be displayed and press .

To return to single picture mode

Press RETURN.

• The interface to Internet content depends on the Internet content providers.

• Services block video content based on the “Parental Lock” setting of the TV. Some service providers do not support this function.

• To update BRAVIA Internet Video content services, select “Settings” in the Home Menu, then select “Refresh Internet Content” in “Network” (page 57).

Using Home Network Features

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Enjoying Photo/Music/ Video Files via the Network

Checking the Network Connection

Enjoy various content, such as photo/music/ video files, stored in DLNA Certified media server on your home network. With the home network feature, you can enjoy the Internet and/or network content on the TV even in other rooms. To enjoy your home network, DLNA Certified equipment (e.g. VAIO) is necessary as a server.

1 Press HOME. 2 Press G/g to select the listed media

servers under the “Photo”, “Music” or “Video” category.

3 Press F/f to select files or folders to play

from the list on the selected media server.

• Files from a network device need to be compatible with the following file formats. – Still images: JPEG format – Music: MP3 format or linear PCM format – Video: The following file formats stored on the

server: AVCHD or MPEG2 format (not playable in some cases)

To enjoy photographs, music and videos on the TV screen by operating devices – Renderer

You can play back photo, music and video files stored in network devices (e.g. digital still cameras, mobile phones) on the TV screen by directly operating the target device. The network device should also be renderercompatible.

1 Press HOME. 2 Press G/g to select “Settings”. 3 Press F/f to select “Network”, and then

set “Renderer Function”, “Renderer Access Control” and “Renderer Set-up” in “Renderer” if necessary (page 57).

4 Play back media files by using the

network devices.

Enter the respective alphanumeric values for your router if necessary. The items that need to be set (e.g. IP Address, Subnet Mask, DHCP) may differ depending on the Internet service provider or router. For details, refer to the instruction manuals provided by your Internet service provider, or those supplied with the router.

1 Press HOME. 2 Press G/g to select “Settings”. 3 Press F/f to select “Network”, then press

4 Select “Network Set-up”, then press . 5 Select “Auto” to set the IP Address and

proxy server automatically, or “Custom” to set them manually.

Follow the instructions appeared on the set-up screen.

The start-up screen allows you to select a setting procedure according to your network environment. “View Network Status”: Select to confirm your network status. “Wired Set-up”: Use to connect to a wired network. “Wireless Set-up”: Use to connect to a wireless network.

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Adjusting the Server Display Settings

You can select home network servers to be displayed on the Home Menu. Up to 10 servers can be displayed in the Home Menu automatically.

1 Press HOME. 2 Press G/g to select “Settings”. 3 Press F/f to select “Network”, then press

4 Select “Server Display Settings”, then

press .

5 Select the server you want to display on

the Home Menu, and adjust the settings.

If you cannot connect to your home network

The TV detects if the server is being correctly recognised when you cannot connect it to your home network. If the diagnostic results indicate a failure, check possible causes, and network connections and settings.

1 Press HOME. 2 Press G/g to select “Settings”. 3 Press F/f to select “Network”, then press

4 Select “Server Diagnostics”, then press .

The server diagnostic starts. When the server diagnostic is complete, the diagnostic result list appears.

Using Home Network Features

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Using PlayStation™2

About Advanced Operations of the PlayStation™2

The PlayStation™2 User’s Guide is provided for further operation of the PlayStation™2. The User’s Guide (in PDF format) is accessible from a PC through the Internet and contains information on performing advanced operations, technical specifications and other information. Visit www.sony-europe.com/myproduct/, and enter your model name to search for the corresponding User’s Guide.

Part Names

Front

OPEN

Connect to Description

1 MEMORY CARD slot 1/2 Insert a memory card (page 36). 2 Controller port 1/2 Insert the Analog Controller (DUALSHOCK®2) into a controller

port of the PlayStation

3 USB connector You can connect various USB devices to the built-in PlayStation

but not all are compatible. Refer to the instructions supplied with the USB device for more information.

2 (page 35).

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• You cannot play photo, music, video files using the PlayStation’s USB connector.

4 Disc cover Press the OPEN button, and the cover slides open. 5 OPEN button Press to open the disc cover. 6 "/1 (on/standby)/RESET

button

7 "/1 (on/standby) indicator Lights up in green when the built-in PlayStation

Press to turn on the built-in PlayStation to reset. RESET: Press once. Standby: Press for more than one second.

Lights up in red when the built-in PlayStation™2 is in standby mode.

2, to enter standby mode, or

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2 is on.

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Rear

1 2

Connect to Description

1 LAN You can enjoy online games by connecting the PlayStation™2 to a

broadband network (page 37).

• To enjoy “BRAVIA” home network features, connect to LAN of the TV using an Ethernet cable (page 42).

2 DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL)

You can listen to the built-in PlayStation system connected via digital input.

2 sound on a Home theatre

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Analog controller (DUALSHOCK®2)

Button/Switch Description

1 L2 button 2 L1 button 3 SELECT button 4 Directional buttons 5 Left analog stick/ L3 button z

• The left analog stick and L3 button, function only in analogue mode (indicator: red).

•The L3 button function when the analog stick is pressed.

6 ANALOG mode button Switch between digital mode and analogue mode. 7 Mode indicator Digital mode: Lights off.

8 R2 button 9 R1 button q; START button qa f/a/×/s buttons qs Right analog stick/ R3

button

• Depending on the software, the buttons for use in analogue mode may be limited. Refer to the instructions supplied with the software for details.

• The vibration function can be set to on or off in the software options menu. Depending on the software, the vibration function may be set to on automatically.

Analogue mode: Lights up in red.

• Depending on the software, you may not be able to switch modes

even if you press the ANALOG mode button.

• The right analog stick and R3 button, function only in analogue

mode (indicator: red).

•The R3 button function when the analog stick is pressed.

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Setting Up the PlayStation

You can enjoy playing games, watching movies and listening to music via the built-in PlayStation

1 Connect the Analog Controller

(DUALSHOCK®2) to a controller port in the front of the built-in PlayStation

2 Press PlayStation 2 POWER ON on

the remote to turn on the TV and the PlayStation automatically switched to PlayStation

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2. (The TV input mode is

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2.)

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Playing Content

You can play games, DVD-Videos and audio CDs on the PlayStation

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OPEN

1 Press the OPEN button to release the disc

cover lock.

2 Slide the disc cover to the left, then place

the disc with the label side facing up.

3 Close the disc cover by sliding it to the

right until it is locked.

• Be sure to lock the disc cover to play a disc.

Playing a Game

You can play PlayStation™2 and PlayStation™ format software on the built-in PlayStation

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To start a game

Insert a disc to start playback.

• To end a game, press PlayStation™2 "/1 (on/

standby)/RESET button on the console front

after saving game data, and then remove the disc (page 32).

Using PlayStation

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• When you turn the TV off, the PlayStation™2 is also turned off. In addition, when functions below are activated, the PlayStation™2 will also be turned off in conjunction with the TV.

– Idle TV Standby – Sleep Timer – PC Power Management – Reminder –On Timer – Picture Frame

• Do not access the memory card when a warning message (such as, “the TV will soon turn off...”) appears.

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Using the Analog Controller (DUALSHOCK®2)

The Analog Controller (DUALSHOCK®2) is equipped with pressure-sensitive buttons and sticks. This enables you to control game action with enhanced precision based on the force with which buttons are pressed or the angle at which the analog stick is tilted. It is also a force feedback controller with a vibration function.

• Depending on the game, you may need to set the controller to either digital or analogue mode. Press the ANALOG mode button of the controller to switch to the analogue mode. To return to digital mode, press the ANALOG mode button again. Some games make this adjustment automatically.

Using Memory Cards

You can save and load game data using a memory card (sold separately). You can also delete game data or copy game data from one memory card to another.

Memory card types

There are two types of memory cards. Select the memory card type suitable for the software in use.

Memory card for PlayStation™2; SCPH-10020 E

– Compatible software: PlayStation

software

– Amount of memory: Approximately 8 MB

Memory card; SCPH-1020 E (This product is no longer manufactured.)

– Compatible software: PlayStation

software

– Amount of memory: 15 memory blocks

(approximately 120 KB)

2 format

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format

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• MagicGate™ is a term of copyright-protection technology developed by Sony Corporation.

To insert a memory card

Insert the memory card into a memory card slot. Some games designate a specific memory card slot to use.

MEMORY CARDMEMORY CARD

To copy or delete saved data

You can delete saved data or copy data to another memory card. Use directional buttons and the button of the controller to select items.

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1 Turn on the built-in PlayStation

no disc inserted, and then insert a memory card.

2 with

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2 Select “Browser”, and then select the

memory card you want to copy or delete data from.

3 Select the icon for the data item, and

select “Copy” or “Delete”.

4 Follow the instructions that appear on the

set-up screen.

Playing Online Games

You can play online games by connecting the built-in PlayStation Items you will need

• A network compatible PlayStation

• Broadband Internet service

• A commercially available Ethernet cable

• A memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation

(sold separately)

2 to a network.

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2 game

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Creating a Network Configuration

When playing online games, insert a commercially available Ethernet cable into the network connector, and then create a network configuration. Refer to the instructions supplied with the online game for creating a network configuration.

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Watching a DVD

You can play DVDs on the built-in PlayStation

To start a DVD

Insert a disc to start DVD playback.

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Operating the DVD Player

Press the SELECT button on the Analog Controller then select an icon.

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Control panel items

Icon Description

Menu Displays the menu

Top Menu Displays the top menu

O Return Returns to the previously selected screen

9 Audio Options Displays and changes audio options

Angle Options Displays and changes viewing angles

Subtitle Options Displays and changes subtitle options

Go To Skips to the selected title, chapter or the specified time, and starts

playback

Setup Displays and changes options for language, picture quality, Parental

Control level, audio, etc.

Time Display Displays the current title or chapter number, elapsed time, etc.

Help Displays the direct button functions of the Analog Controller

(DUALSHOCK®2)

0-9 Go to Chapter Used to enter the number of a chapter you want to play ./> Previous/Next Returns/skips to the beginning of the current, previous or next

chapter

/ Search Fast reverses/forwards playback

/ Slow Changes to playback/reverse playback in slow-motion

N Play Starts playback X Pause Pauses playback x Stop Stops playback

A-B Repeat Specifies a scene for playback, and starts playback of the scene that

has been set

Shuffle Play Begins playback of titles or chapters in a random order

Programme Play Begins playback of titles or chapters in a programmed sequence

S Repeat Play Selects repeated playback of all the titles on the disc, or one title or

one chapter

Original/Play List For DVD-RW discs (VR mode), selects Original or Play List content

to play

Clear Clears selected numbers or playback modes

• Selecting x (Stop) again after playback is stopped clears resume play (playback from the last stopping

point).

• Some control panel options cannot be selected during resume play. To select these options, cancel resume

play by selecting x (Stop) on the control panel and then selecting x (Stop) again after playback is stopped.

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Parental Control Settings

Compatible Software

From the control panel, select “Setup”, and then select “Parental Control” in “Custom Setup”. Follow the instructions to register or enter the password. After the password is registered or entered, proceed through the various screens to select a region and parental control level.

• If you select “Other” in the region options, see “About Advanced Operations of the PlayStation

• For the parental control level, note that the lower the value, the stricter the restriction.

• To clear the parental control setting, set the option to “Off”.

• To change your password, select “Change Password” from the parental control options and follow the instructions to complete the operation.

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Temporary override of parental control restrictions

Start DVD playback. When prompted by the system, select “Yes”, and then enter the password.

• You cannot change the parental control setting without a password.

• When DVD playback is stopped, the parental control level will return to its default setting.

• If you forget your password, insert a DVD without the parental control feature. In the control panel, select x (Stop) to stop playback, and then select x (Stop) again to clear resume play. Select “Setup”, and then select “Parental Control” in “Custom Setup”, and then press the button. Press the SELECT button on the Analog Controller, and then enter the number “7444”.

DVD

– PlayStation

2 format DVD-ROM

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– DVD-ROM (DVD-Video) – DVD+R/DVD+RW – DVD-R/DVD-RW (Video mode / VR

mode)

– PlayStation – PlayStation

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–CD-DA (Audio CD)

• Some discs may not be playable due to scratches, dust or recording problems.

• The audio CD playback feature of this product is designed to conform to the Compact Disc (CD) standard. Recently, some record companies have started marketing music discs encoded with copyright protection technologies. Some of these music discs do not conform to the CD standard and may not be playable on this product.

• A DualDisc is a two sided disc product that contains DVD recorded material on one side and digital audio material on the other side. However, since the audio material side does not conform to the Compact Disc (CD) standard, playback on this product is not guaranteed.

• Do not play illegally copied discs. This may cause a malfunction or damage to the PlayStation

Region codes

Some discs are assigned region codes for each geographic sales region. The built-in PlayStation

2 can play discs with the

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following region codes.

• DVD : , (Except RU), (RU)

• PlayStation

2 format DVD-ROM/CD-

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ROM :

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DVD-Videos

The built-in PlayStation

2 can only play discs

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recorded for the PAL broadcast standard.

DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R and DVD+RW discs

• Only discs that have been finalised can be

played.

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• Copy-protected video from a digital broadcast recorded on Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM) compatible DVD-RW discs or on CPRM compatible DVD-R discs cannot be played on the builtin PlayStation

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Internet Settings of the Built-in PlayStation

You can enjoy online games by connecting the PlayStation play all online games, you will need the following:

• A network compatible PlayStation

• Broadband Internet service

• A commercially available Ethernet cable

• A memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation (sold separately)

• You cannot play online games using a dial-up or

ISDN connection.

• USB connectivity from the External Network

Device to the USB connector is not supported.

• There are two types of Ethernet cables: straight-

through cable and crossover cable. Ensure that you use the correct type of cable when connecting the PlayStation connection. Refer to the instructions supplied with the network device, or your Broadband Internet Service Provider for details.

• Do not connect to the TV LAN using the Ethernet

cable.

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Connecting with an Ethernet Cable

You can connect the built-in PlayStation™2 to a network using an Ethernet cable connected to the NETWORK connector on the rear. You can connect to a 100 Base-TX or 10 Base-T network. Refer to the instructions supplied with the network device for details.

Basic Network Setup

Network line

Connecting the Built-in PlayStation

Network cable (not supplied)

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Built-in PlayStation

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Broadband modem, router etc.

Network equipment Ethernet cable

(not supplied)

Network line: This will vary depending on the type of broadband service in your home. Network equipment: The type of equipment used will also vary depending on the type of service.

• When connecting the built-in PlayStation PC to the network, a network device such as a router or a hub may be required. Refer to the instructions supplied with the network device for details.

• For more information on network setup, see “About Advanced Operations of the PlayStation

2” (page 32).

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2 and a

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Router

To network devices

Network cable (not supplied)

DSL Modem/Cable Modem

Internet

1 Connect the Ethernet cable to the

NETWORK connector on the rear.

2 Connect the Ethernet cable to the network

device.

• Do not plug the AC power cord (mains lead) for the built-in PlayStation until you have made all other connections.

• Do not connect Ethernet cables or telephone cords of the following types to the network connector; too much electrical current may pass through the connector, causing a malfunction, excessive heat or fire in the connector:

– Standard residential telephone lines – Ethernet cables not appropriate for use with a

10Base-T/100Base-TX network

– Any ISDN (digital) compatible phone or data

line – PBX phone lines – Other unknown types of telephone lines

2 into the electrical outlet

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Creating Network Settings

After you have connected an Ethernet cable to the built-in PlayStation create and save network settings. To do this you need a Network Access Disc supplied by registering your PlayStation register your PlayStation information, see “About Advanced Operations of the PlayStation

You will need the following items to create a network setting:

– A Memory Card (8MB) (for

PlayStation

2) (sold separately)

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– Login and network setup information

provided by your Broadband Internet Service Provider

• Depending on the type of Internet service used, you may need to provide your Broadband Internet Service Provider with your MAC Address. You can find the MAC Address for your PlayStation screen.

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Displaying the Main Menu

From the main menu, you can access information and change various settings. You can also move to the following screens from the main menu. The main menu is displayed when you turn on the console without a disc inserted.

• Browser screen (page 43)

• System Configuration menu (page 44)

1 Press PlayStation 2 POWER ON on

the TV’s remote.

The main menu is displayed. Note that it may take some time for the main menu to be displayed.

• If you press PlayStation 2 POWER ON on the

TV’s remote with a disc inserted, the main menu will not be displayed. To display the main menu, press the OPEN button on the console front and remove the disc. Then press PlayStation 2 POWER ON on the TV’s remote.

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You can do the following from the Browser screen:

• Copy or delete game data saved on a Memory Card

•Start a game

• Start playback of an audio CD

• Start playback of a DVD

1 Display the main menu. 2 Using the directional buttons, select

“Browser” and then press button.

The Browser screen is displayed.

3 Insert a disc or Memory Card.

The icon for the inserted item is displayed on the Browser screen.

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4 Select an icon, and then press button.

• When you select the Memory Card icon, icons for data saved on the Memory Card are displayed. To copy or delete saved game data, see “To copy or delete saved data” (page 36).

• If you select the icon for a PlayStation

2 or PlayStation™ format

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software disc, the game will start.

• When you select the icon for an audio CD, the tracks contained on the CD are displayed. See “Playing Content” (page 35).

• If you select the icon for a DVD, playback of the DVD will begin.

• The message “There is no data” is displayed on the Browser screen when no Memory Card or disc is inserted in the console.

Using the System Configuration Menu

From the System Configuration menu, you can change settings for numerous options including language or time display, and audio or video output method.

1 Display the main menu. 2 Using the directional buttons, select

“System Configuration” and then press

button.

The System Configuration menu is displayed.

3 Select an item, and then press button.

The menu option becomes active and can be selected.

4 Select the desired setting, and then press

button.

For details, see the instructions for each menu item (pages 44 to 45).

• The default setting for each menu item is underlined in the explanations below.

• Changes to each setting are saved and remain in effect even after you turn off or reset the console.

Clock Adjustment

You can set the date and time. Use the directional buttons to set “Year”, “Month”, “Day”, “Hour”, “Minute” and “Second”. The setting goes into effect when you press the button.

Optional settings

If you press the button at the “Clock Adjustment” screen, you can set options such as “Date Format” or “Time Format”. Use the directional buttons and the button to make each setting.

Time Format

Date Format Sets the display order of year,

Time Zone Sets the time zone

Daylight Savings Time

Screen Size

You can set the display mode for the TV.

4:3

Full*

16:9

* “Full” display mode is compatible with the System

Configuration menu, Browser screen and audio CD screen.

Sets the system clock to either 12-hour or 24-hour clock display

month and day

Sets Standard or Daylight Savings (Summer Time). Normally select “Standard”.

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Digital Out (Optical)

You can set whether to output the signal through the DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) connector.

On Select this option when you want

to output signal through the DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) connector.

Off Select this option when you do

not want to output signal through the DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) connector.

Remote Control

You can set this option when using the DVD Remote Control (for PlayStation

2) (sold

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separately).

Gameplay Function On

Select this option when operating PlayStation

2 or PlayStation™

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format software with the DVD Remote Control.

Gameplay Function Off

Select this option when not operating PlayStation PlayStation

format software

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2 or

with the DVD Remote Control.

• The following limitations apply when the DVD Remote Control is set to “Gameplay Function On”:

– Depending on the software, some remote control

buttons may not work properly.

– The buttons of the DVD Remote Control will not

work when two or more buttons are pressed at the same time.

– Some software titles may stop operating properly

when a controller is removed from controller port 1. If this happens, set to “Gameplay Function Off”.

Language

You can use this option to select the language displayed on the main menu, Browser screen, System Configuration menu, and Version Information screen.

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English

Displays messages in English

French Displays messages in French

Spanish Displays messages in Spanish

German Displays messages in German

Italian Displays messages in Italian

Dutch Displays messages in Dutch

Portuguese Displays messages in Portuguese

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Using Menu Functions

Navigating through TV Home Menu (XMB™)

The TV Home Menu/XMB™ (XrossMediaBar) provides quick access to programme listings, input sources, the settings menu of your TV and more.

1 Press HOME to display the XMB™.

Settings

System Settings

Category Object Bar

2 Press G/g to select a category.

Media category icon Description

Settings Contains all of the necessary configurations to customise your TV

settings. (page 47).

Photo You can enjoy photo content via USB devices or the network,

including Internet content services. (page 24, 30).

Music You can enjoy music content via USB devices or the network,

including Internet content services. (page 24, 30).

Video You can enjoy video content via USB devices or the network,

including Internet content services. (page 24, 30).

Digital You can select digital channel, and the Digital Electronic Programme

Guide (EPG) (page 19).

Analogue You can select analogue channel.

Media Category Bar

External Inputs You can select equipment connected to the TV.

Network You can enjoy “Internet Video” (page 29).

3 Press F/f to select an item, then press . 4 Follow the instructions on the screen. 5 Press HOME to exit.

• The options you can adjust vary depending on the situation.

• Unavailable options are greyed out or not displayed.

• “Photo”, “Music” and “Video” are not supported with the USB connector on the front of PlayStation

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TV Settings Menu

Product Support

i-Manual Displays the on-screen instruction manual.

• Some functions can be started directly from the i-Manual. Press to start the function when “Use this function” is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

System Update Updates the TV software automatically through your existing antenna (aerial)/

cable/Internet (when available). To always keep the software updated to the newest version, it is recommended to have this option set to “On”.

• The software updates when the TV is in standby mode.

• If performing an update, your TV may take up to several minutes to turn on.

System Information Displays the manufacturer, brand name, model number, serial number, software

version, and signal condition. The signal condition is for the currently viewed channel. As the signal condition changes, the level indicator on the screen rises or falls.

• The signal condition is unavailable for analogue channels and external inputs.

System Settings

Scene Select Optimises picture and sound quality by selecting the following options.

• When you set “Theatre Mode” to “On”, “Scene Select” is automatically set to “Cinema”.

Cinema Optimises picture scenes and sound just like those in a

theatre.

Sports Presents realistic pictures and sound just like those in a

stadium.

Photo Reproduces the texture and colour of a printed photo.

• “Photo” is available only when the input signal is 1080i/p.

Music Lets you experience dynamic and clear sound just like at a

concert.

Game Broadens your game-playing experience with superb picture

and sound quality.

Graphics Eases prolonged monitor viewing with clearer detailed

pictures.

General Optimised to view general content.

Auto Automatically optimises picture and sound quality according

to the input source.

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Eco Changes the settings related to power consumption.

Power Saving Reduces power consumption by adjusting the TV backlight.

Idle TV Standby Turns the TV off after it has been idle for the preset length of

PC Power Management

Clock/Timers Clock Set Set the current time. When the TV has received the clock

Time Zone Select the time zone you are in.

Auto DST Switches between summer and winter time according to the

On Timer Turns on the TV from standby mode at a time you set, and

Sleep Timer Turns the TV to standby mode after a preset length of time.

General Set-up USB Auto Start Select “Slideshow” or “Thumbnail View” to start photo

When you select “Picture Off”, only sound remains.

time.

Turns the TV to standby mode when there is no signal from the PC input source for 30 seconds.

from the broadcast signal, the clock cannot be manually set.

calendar.

tuned to a channel or input of your preference.

• When you turn off the TV and turn it on again, “Sleep Timer” is reset to “Off”.

playback automatically.

• Be sure to turn on the TV before connecting a USB device to the TV.

• This option is not supported with the USB connector on the

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Recommendation

Quick Start

front of PlayStation

Select the cursor speed for navigating through menu options from “Fast Scroll”, “Slow Scroll” or “No Auto Repeat”.

Searches for and shows programmes you may like under “Recommendations” in “Favourites”.

Turns the TV on faster than usual by pressing the power button on the remote. Up to three time periods can be set. When you set “Smart Mode” to “On”, the TV turns on at the time of day when you watch TV the most.

• If “Quick Start” is set, power consumption may rise.

Factory Settings

Language Sets the language displayed on the menu screens.

Radio Display Displays the screen wallpaper for a radio broadcast. You can select a pattern or

Parental Lock Sets an age restriction to viewing, or blocks specific channels. To view any rated

DivX(R) VOD Select “DivX(R) VOD Registration Code” to register your TV for playback of

“Photo Slideshow” for a wallpaper.

programme you specify or any blocked channel, enter the correct PIN code.

PIN Code

DivX contents. Select “DivX(R) VOD Deregistration Code” to delete the registration.

• A new registration code will be displayed in “DivX(R) VOD Registration Code” after deleting registration via “DivX(R) VOD Deregistration Code”.

Resets all settings to factory settings. After completing this process, the initial set-up screen is displayed.

Enter your PIN code to activate “Parental Lock”. You can also change the PIN code.

• PIN code 9999 is always accepted.

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Auto Start-up You can run the initial Set-up that appeared when you first connected the TV, and

select the language and country/area, or tune in all available channels again. Even if you have made the settings when you first connected the TV, you may need to change the settings after moving house, or to search for newly launched channels.

Display

Picture Target Inputs Select “Current” to make custom picture settings to the

Picture Mode Sets a picture mode. The options that can be selected differ

Reset Resets all the “Picture” settings to the factory settings

Backlight Adjusts the brightness of the backlight.

Contrast Increases or decreases picture contrast.

Brightness Brightens or darkens the picture.

Colour Increases or decreases colour intensity.

Hue Increases or decreases the green tones and red tones.

current input. Select “Common” to apply common picture settings to all input.

depending on the scene select settings.

Vivid Enhances picture contrast and sharpness.

Standard For standard pictures. Recommended for

basic home use.

Custom Stores your preferred settings.

Cinema For film-based content. Suitable in a

theatre-like environment.

Sports Optimises picture quality for viewing

sports.

Game-Standard For standard picture suitable for games.

Game-Original Adjusts the game picture according to

your preference.

Graphics Optimises picture quality for viewing

graphics.

Photo-Vivid Enhances contrast, sharpness, and colour

of photographs.

Photo-Standard For standard viewing of photographs.

Photo-Original Enhances the visual warmth of

photographs.

Photo-Custom Adjusts the detailed settings for viewing

photographs and stores your preferred settings.

excluding “Target Inputs”, “Picture Mode” and “Advanced Settings”.

• “Hue” is available depending on colour system.

Colour Temperat ure

Adjusts the whiteness of the picture.

Cool Gives white colours a blue tint.

Neutral Gives white colours a neutral tint.

Warm 1/Warm 2 Gives white colours a red tint. “Warm 2”

gives a redder tint than “Warm 1”.

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Sharpness Sharpens or softens the picture.

Noise Reduction Reduces the noise level of pictures (snowy pictures).

• “Noise Reduction” is available when “Intelligent Picture” is set to “Off”.

MPEG Noise Reduction

Film Mode Provides improved picture movement when playing DVD or

Reduces picture noise in MPEG-compressed videos.

VCR images taken on film, reducing picture blur and graininess.

Auto Provides the original film-based content

as is.

Off

• If the image contains irregular signals or too much noise, “Film Mode” is automatically turned off even if “Auto” is selected.

Advanced Settings

Ambient Sensor Automatically optimises the picture settings according to the ambient light in the

room. The sensor detects ambient light levels to adjust the brightness and colour temperature of the picture. With this feature you can have the best picture quality under your room’s lighting conditions.

Allows you to set “Picture” settings in more detail. These settings are not available when “Picture Mode” is set to “Vivid” (or “Photo-Vivid”).

Reset Resets all the advanced settings to the

factory settings.

Black Corrector Enhances black areas of the picture for

stronger contrast.

Adv. Contrast Enhancer

Gamma Adjusts the balance between bright and

Auto Light Limiter

Clear White Emphasises white colours.

Live Colour Makes colours more vivid.

White Balance Adjusts the temperature of each colour.

Adjusts “Backlight” and “Contrast” by judging the brightness of the screen. This setting is effective for dark images and scenes.

dark areas of the picture.

Reduces glare such as in scenes where the entire screen is white.

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Screen

(for input other than a PC)

(for PC input) Auto Adjustment Automatically adjusts the display position, and phase of the

Video Input Settings Colour System Select the colour system according to the input signal from

Target Inputs Select “Current” to make custom picture settings to the

current input. Select “Common” to apply common picture settings to all input.

Screen Format See “To change the Screen Format manually” (page 18).

Auto Format Automatically changes “Screen Format” to match the input

signal. If you want to use the setting that you specified in “Screen Format”, select “Off”.

4:3 Default Sets the default screen format for 4:3 broadcasts.

Smart Displays conventional 4:3 broadcasts

with an imitation wide screen effect.

4:3 Displays conventional 4:3 broadcasts in

the correct proportion.

Off Uses the setting that you specified in

“Screen Format”.

Auto Display Area

Display Area Adjusts the picture display area.

Screen Position Adjusts the vertical position and horizontal position of the

Ver tica l Siz e Adjusts the vertical size of the picture.

Reset Resets all PC screen settings to factory settings.

Phase Adjusts the phase when the screen flickers.

Pitch Adjusts the pitch when the picture has unwanted vertical

Horizontal Shift Adjusts the horizontal position of the picture.

Vertical Shift Adjusts the vertical position of the picture.

Screen Format Sets “Screen Format” for displaying pictures from your PC.

Automatically adjusts the picture to the most appropriate display area.

+1 Displays pictures in their original size.

Normal Displays pictures in their recommended

size.

-1 Enlarges the picture so that the edges are

outside the visible display area.

picture.

picture in PC mode.

• “Auto Adjustment” may not work well with certain input signals. In such cases, manually adjust “Phase”, “Pitch”, “Horizontal Shift”, and “Vertical Shift”.

stripes.

Normal Displays the picture in its original size.

Full 1 Enlarges the picture to fill the display

area, while maintaining its original proportion.

Full 2 Enlarges the picture to fill the display

area.

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Sound

Sound Target Inputs Select “Current” to make custom picture settings to the

Sound Mode Sets a sound mode. “Sound Mode” includes options best

Reset Resets all the “Sound” settings to the factory settings

Treble Adjusts higher-pitched sounds.

Bass Adjusts lower-pitched sounds.

Balance Emphasises sound from the left or right speaker.

Surround Allows you to select the suitable surround effects depending

current input. Select “Common” to apply common picture settings to all input.

suited for video and photographs, respectively. The options that can be selected differ depending on the scene select settings.

Dynamic Enhances the treble and bass sound to

Standard Provides natural sound.

Clear Voice Makes voice clearer by lowering

excluding “Target Inputs”, and “Sound Mode”.

on the genre of TV programme (movie, sport, music, etc.) or video game. The options that can be selected differ depending on the “Scene Select” settings.

S-FORCE Front Surround

Sports Delivers surround effects that make you

Music Delivers surround effects that make you

Cinema Delivers surround effects just like the

Game For virtual game world experience.

Off Turns off “Surround”.

make sound clear.

background sound.

Virtually reproduces realistic sound.

feel like you are watching a live sports event.

feel like you are in a music hall.

high-grade audio systems found in movie theatres.

• Before selecting “Surround”, be sure to set options in “Scene Select” according to your target programme type to obtain surround effects.

Sound Enhancer Reproduces clear sound by complementing high-frequency

sounds.

Auto Volume Keeps volume level constant across all programmes and

adverts (e.g. adverts tend to be louder than programmes).

Volume Offset Adjusts the volume level of the current input relative to other

inputs, when “Target Inputs” is set to “Current”.

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Dual Sound Sets the sound from the speaker for a stereo or bilingual broadcast.

Stereo/Mono For stereo broadcasts.

A/B/Mono For bilingual broadcasts, select “A” for sound channel 1, “B”

for sound channel 2, or “Mono” for mono channel, if available.

• For other equipment connected to the TV, set “Dual Sound” to “Stereo”, “A”, or “B”.

Speakers TV Speakers Turns on and outputs the TV’s sound from the TV speakers.

Audio System Turns off the TV speakers and outputs the TV’s sound from

external audio equipment connected to the audio output jacks (sockets) on the TV.

• To use multi-channel audio, select external audio system and connect optical out for equipment compatible with Dolby Digital.

• “Audio System” must be selected to listen to 5.1 multi-channel audio.

Headphone Settings Headphone

Speaker Link

Audio Out Fixed The audio output of the TV is fixed. Use your audio

Variable When using an external audio system, volume output from

Key Tone Select “On” to play sounds as you navigate with the remote.

• When you select “Off”, the TV start-up sound is also turned off.

Optical Out For audio signals from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL). Select “Auto” for

equipment compatible with Dolby Digital, or “PCM” for equipment not compatible with Dolby Digital.

Switches the TV’s internal speakers on/off when you connect headphones to the TV.

receiver’s volume control to adjust the volume (and other audio settings) through your audio system.

audio out can be controlled using the TV’s remote.

Analogue Set-up

Programme List Display

1 Digit Direct Select “On” for changing analogue channels with one preset number button (0 – 9)

Select “Off” to hide the list of analogue channels from the XMB (XrossMediaBar).

on the remote.

• You cannot select channel numbers 10 and above by entering two digits on the remote.

Auto Tuning Automatically tunes in all available analogue channels, and stores their settings in

Programme Sorting Changes the order of analogue channels stored in the TV.

the TV. You can run “Auto Tuning” after moving to a new residence, changing service providers, or to search for newly launched channels.

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Programme Labels Assigns a channel name of your choice.

1 Press F/f to select the channel you want to name, then press . 2 Press F/f to select the desired letter or number (“_” for a blank space), then

press g.

If you enter a wrong character

Press G/g to select the wrong character. Then, press F/f to select the correct character.

3 Repeat step 2 until you finish entering the name. 4 Press to exit the labeling procedure.

Intelligent Picture On with Indicator Automatically reduces the picture noise. The signal level bar

On Automatically reduces the picture noise.

Off Turns off the “Intelligent Picture” feature.

Manual Programme Preset

To preset a channel, press PROG +/– to select the channel number.

• You cannot select a channel number that is set to “Skip” (page 54).

Programme Select a channel number to tune manually.

System Select a TV broadcast system.

Channel Select “S” for cable channels or “C” for terrestrial channels.

AFT Allows you to fine-tune the selected channel manually if you

Audio Filter Improves the sound of individual channels when distortion

is displayed when the channel is changed or the display is changed from an input screen to a TV programme.

feel that a slight tuning adjustment may improve picture quality. When “On” is selected, fine tuning adjustments are made automatically.

occurs in mono broadcasts.

• You cannot receive stereo or dual sound when “Low” or “High” is selected.

Skip Skips unused analogue channels when you press PROG +/–

Signal Level Displays the signal level for current programme.

to select channels. To select channels you have programmed to skip, use the corresponding number buttons.

Digital Set-up

Subtitle Set-up Subtitle Setting Displays visual aids for the hearing impaired with subtitles (if

available) by setting to “For Hard Of Hearing”.

Primary Preferred Language

Secondary Preferred Language

Audio Set-up Audio Type Switches to broadcast for the hearing impaired when you

Select the most preferred subtitle language.

Select the secondary preferred subtitle language.

select “For Hard Of Hearing”.

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Primary Preferred Language

Secondary Preferred Language

Audio Description

Mixing Level Adjusts the TV main audio and “Audio Description” output

Dynamic Range Compensates for differences in the audio level between

Select the most preferred language. Some digital channels may broadcast several audio languages for a programme.

Select the secondary preferred language.

Provides audio description (narration) of visual information, when such information is available.

levels.

different channels (only for Dolby Digital audio).

• The effect may not function or may vary depending on the programme regardless of the “Dynamic Range” setting.

MPEG Audio Level

Digital Auto Tuning Automatically tunes in all available digital channels and stores their settings in the

Auto Tuning Range Select the tuning range to search for available channels.

Digital Programme Sorting

Digital Manual Tuning Tunes digital channels manually when “Digital Auto Tuning” is set to “Antenna”.

Digital Auto Service Update

Service Replacement Automatically changes the channel when a broadcaster changes transmission of the

CA Module Set-up Provides access to a pay TV service after you obtain a Conditional Access Module

TV. You can run “Digital Auto Tuning” after moving to a new residence, changing service providers, or to search for newly launched channels.

Normal Searches within your region/country.

Full Searches regardless of region/country.

Removes unwanted channels, or changes the order of digital channels stored in the TV.

Detects and stores new digital services as they become available.

viewing programme to a different channel.

(CAM) and a view card. See the location of the (PCMCIA) jack (socket) (page

22).

Adjusts the MPEG audio sound level.

Using Menu Functions

External Inputs

AV Preset Assigns an icon or name to external equipment. Select “Auto” to display icons or

names only when the equipment is connected, or “Always” to display regardless of connection status.

• For a SCART connection and PlayStation™2 mode, skip cannot be set.

• For a PC connection, icon and label cannot be set.

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HDMI Set-up Communicates with equipment compatible with the “Control for HDMI” function.

• “Control for HDMI” settings must be made on the connected equipment.

Control for HDMI Links the operations of the TV and the connected equipment.

Auto Devices Off Turns off the connected equipment when you turn off the TV.

Auto TV On Turns on the TV when you turn on or perform playback, etc.,

HDMI Device List Displays a list of connected equipment that is compatible

Device Control Keys

For specific Sony equipment compatible with “Control for HDMI”, this setting is applied automatically to the connected equipment when “On” is set.

on the connected equipment.

with Control for HDMI.

Select button functions of the TV’s remote to operate the connected equipment.

Normal For basic operations, such as navigation

buttons (up, down, left or right, etc).

Tuning Keys For basic operations and operation of

channel-related buttons, such as PROG +/ – or 0 - 9, etc.Useful when you control a tuner or set-top box, etc; via the remote.

Menu Keys For basic operations and operation of the

Tuning and Menu Keys

HOME/OPTIONS buttons. Useful when you select menus of a BD player, etc; via the remote.

For basic operations and operation of channel-related buttons and HOME/ OPTIONS buttons.

• You cannot use “Control for HDMI” if the TV operations are linked to the operations of an audio system that is compatible with Control for HDMI.

Network

• For PlayStation™2, other settings are necessary.

Network Set-up Select “Custom” after selecting “Wired Set-up”.

IP Address Setting

IP Address/ Subnet Mask/ Default Gateway/ Primary DNS/ Secondary DNS

MAC Address Displays the MAC address, which is a fixed, globally unique

Proxy Server Configure the proxy server name and port number if you use

Network (SSID) Select SSID (network name) of the target router.

Security Select an appropriate security key.

Select “Manual” to set the IP address manually, or “Auto” to set it automatically.

Configure each option when “Manual” is selected in “IP Address Setting”.

identifier of the network device.

a proxy server.

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Refresh Internet Content

Server Display Settings

Server Diagnostics Diagnoses whether the TV can connect to each server on the home network.

Renderer Renderer

For reconnection to the Internet to receive available Internet content services.

Displays the connected server list. You can select the server to display in the Home Menu.

Function

Renderer Access Control

Renderer Set-up “Automatic Access Permission” permits access to the TV

Enables the TV to playback photo/music/video files located on other control devices, such as a digital still camera or mobile phone, using those control devices via the network.

Select “On” to allow access from a specified control device.

automatically when a control device accesses the TV for the first time. When “Smart Select” is set to “On”, the TV can respond to infrared signals sent from control devices. You can set the name of the TV shown on the control device in “Renderer Name”.

Using Menu Functions

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Additional Information

Specifications

System

Panel system

TV system

Colour/video system

Channel coverage

Sound output

Input/Output jacks

Antenna (aerial) cable

/AV1

COMPONENT IN

HDMI IN1, 2, 3, 4

AV 2

DIGITAL AUDIO

OUT (OPTICAL)

(VAR/FIX)

PC IN

LAN

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Panel

Analogue: Depending on your country/area selection: B/G/H, D/K, L, I Digital: DVB-T/DVB-C

Analogue: PAL, PAL60 (only video input), SECAM, NTSC3.58 (only video input), NTSC4.43 (only video input) Digital: MPEG-2 MP@ML/HL, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC MP/HP@L4

Analogue: VHF: E2–E12/UHF: E21–E69/CATV: S1–S20/HYPER: S21–S41 D/K: R1–R12, R21–R69/L: F2–F10, B–Q, F21–F69/I: UHF B21–B69 Digital: VHF/UHF

5 W + 5 W

75 ohm external terminal for VHF/UHF

21-pin scart connector (CENELEC standard) including audio/video input, RGB input and TV audio/video output.

Supported formats: 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i, 480p, 480i

Audio input (phono jacks)

Video: 1080/24p, 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i, 480p, 480i Audio: Two channel linear PCM: 32, 44.1 and 48 kHz, 16, 20 and 24 bits, Dolby Digital Analogue audio input (minijack) (HDMI IN 4 only) PC Input (page 60)

Video input (phono jack)

Audio input (phono jacks)

Digital optical jack (Two channel linear PCM, Dolby Digital)

Audio output (phono jacks)

PC Input (Mini D-sub 15-pin) (page 60)

PC audio input (minijack)

USB port

Headphones jack

CAM (Conditional Access Module) slot

10BASE-T/100BASE-TX connector (Depending on the operating environment of the network, connection speed may differ. 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX communication rate and communication quality are not guaranteed for this TV.) * For LAN connections, use a Category 7 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX cable (not supplied).

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Model name KDL- 22PX300

Power and others

Power requirements

Screen size (measured

220 V – 240 V AC, 50 Hz

Approx. 54.8 cm/22 inches

diagonally)

Display resolution

Power consumption

in “Home”/ “Standard”

1,366 dots (horizontal) × 768 lines (vertical)

39.0 W

mode

in “Shop”/

90.0 W

“Vivid” mode

Standby power consumption*

Average annual energy consumption*

Laser

0.9 W (13 W when “Quick Start” is set to “On”)

57 kWh

Type: Semiconductor, continuous DVD Wavelength: 645 - 660 nm

Power: Max 6 mW

CD Wavelength: 770 - 800 nm

Power: Max 7 mW

Dimensions (Approx.) (w × h × d)

with Table-Top Stand

57.5 × 42.9 × 25.3 cm

Mass (Approx.)

with Table-Top Stand

Supplied accessories

Operating temperature

*1Specified standby power is reached after the TV finishes necessary internal processes.

4 hours a days and 365 days a year

9.8 kg

See “To check the accessories” (page 5).

5 °C to 35 °C

• To save power consumption

– when you reduce backlight setting (the brightness of the screen), the power consumption reduce. – the “Eco” settings (e.g. “Power Saving”, “Idle TV Standby”) help you to reduce the power consumption and thus save

money by reducing electricity bills.

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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PC input signal reference chart for PC and HDMI IN 1, 2, 3, 4

Resolution Signals Horizontal

VGA

SVGA

XGA

WXGA

(Pixel)

640 × 480 31.5 60 VGA

800 × 600 37.9 60 VESA Guidelines

1024 × 768 48.4 60 VESA Guidelines

1280 × 768 47.4 60 VESA

1280 × 768 47.8 60 VESA

1360 × 768 47.7 60 VESA

× Vertical

(Line)

Horizontal frequency (kHz)

Vertical frequency (Hz)

Standard

* 1080p timing when applied to the HDMI input will be treated as a video timing and not a PC timing. This

will affect the “Video Input Settings” and “Screen” settings. To view PC contents, set “Screen Format” to “Wide”.

• This TV’s PC input does not support Sync on Green or Composite Sync.

• This TV’s PC input does not support interlaced signals.

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Optional accessories

When purchasing optional accessories, be sure to purchase those that are compatible with this model of the PlayStation

About the DVD remote control (for PlayStation™2)

When purchasing a new DVD remote control, choose model number SCPH-10420 E which does not include the IR receiver unit (for PlayStation

Accessories not compatible with this model

The following accessories for the PlayStation™ console and the PlayStation™2 console are not compatible with this model of the PlayStation

Product name

Network Adaptor (Ethernet) (for PlayStation™2)

Multitap

Vertical stand (for PlayStation

Horizontal stand (for PlayStation

Products that use the S400 i.LINK connector

Component AV Cable

Component AV Cable (for PlayStation

Euro-AV Cable

RFU Adaptor

2 console.

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2).

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2 console.

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Troubleshooting

Check whether the 1 (standby) indicator is flashing in red.

When the 1 (standby) indicator is flashing

The self-diagnosis function is activated.

1 Count how many times the 1 (standby) indicator flashes between each three second break.

For example, the indicator may flash three times, go off for three seconds, then flash again three times.

2 Press 1 on the TV to turn it off, disconnect the AC power cord (mains lead), and inform your

dealer or Sony service centre of how the indicator flashes (number of flashes).

When the 1 (standby) indicator is not flashing

1 Check the items in the tables below. 2 If the problem persists, have your TV serviced by qualified service personnel.

Condition Explanation/Solution

Picture

No information from connected equipment.

Ghosting or double images appear.

Only noise appears on the screen.

There is picture or sound noise when viewing a TV programme.

Tiny black points and/or bright points appear on the screen.

The pictures are distorted. • Change the current setting of “Film Mode” to other settings (page 50).

No picture colour. • Select “Reset” in “Picture” (page 49).

No picture colour from equipment connected to the

COMPONENT IN jacks

(sockets).

No picture from the connected equipment.

You cannot select connected equipment in the Home Menu.

• Press to display the list of inputs, then select the desired input.

• Check the connection between the equipment and the TV.

• Check the antenna (aerial)/cable connection.

• Check the antenna (aerial) location and direction.

• Check if the antenna (aerial) is broken or bent.

• Check if the antenna (aerial) has reached the end of its serviceable life (three to five years for normal use, one to two years at the seaside location).

• Adjust “AFT” (Automatic Fine Tuning) to obtain better picture reception (page 54).

• The screen is composed of pixels. Tiny black points and/or bright points (pixels) on the screen do not indicate a malfunction.

• Check the connection of the COMPONENT IN jacks (sockets) and check if connectors are fully plugged in.

• Turn the connected equipment on.

• Check the cable connection.

• Press to display the list of inputs, then select the desired input.

• Correctly insert the memory card or other storage device, such as digital still camera.

• Make sure that the memory card (in equipment such as a digital still camera) has been properly formatted.

• Operation is not guaranteed for all USB devices. Also, operations differ depending on the features of the USB device or the video files being played.

• Check the cable connection.

• Set the servers to be displayed in the Home Menu (page 31).

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Condition Explanation/Solution

The size of the video image from the built-in PlayStation the TV screen.

2 does not match

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• Check the screen format settings on the TV.

• Adjust the image size of the DVD to match the TV screen. Start a DVD, stop playback, and then select “Setup”, and select “TV Type” in “Screen Setup” in the control panel of the PlayStation

• With some DVDs, image size cannot be changed.

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Sound

There is no sound. • Press 2 +/– or % (Muting).

• Check if the “Speakers” is set to “TV Speakers” (page 53).

• When using HDMI input with Super Audio CD or DVD-Audio, DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) may not output audio signals.

• When you select an analogue (RF) channel and pictures are displayed correctly, refer to “System” in “Manual Programme Preset” (page 54) and change the TV broadcast system.

There is no sound. (For the built-in PlayStation

2.)

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• Press 2 +/– or % (Muting).

• If the PlayStation™2 is connected to an audio device, check the settings on the connected device. For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the device.

• When playing PlayStation audio output from the DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) connector, no sound

2 format software titles that do not support

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will be produced even if you connect using an optical digital cable for audio.

There is no sound or the sound quality from the digital audio device is poor. (For the built-in PlayStation

2.)

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• If the PlayStation “Digital Out (Optical)” in the System Configuration menu is set to “On”.

• When playing DTS audio, set “DTS” to “On” in the control panel of the PlayStation “Audio Setup”). If the connected device does not have a built-in DTS

2 is connected to a digital audio device, check if the

™

2 (select “Setup”, and then select “Audio Digital Out” in

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decoder, DTS audio cannot be played.

The surround effect is not produced when playing a DVD with a Dolby Digital audio track. (For the built-in PlayStation

2.)

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The audio output from a DVD is low.

• Check that the PlayStation built-in Dolby Digital decoder using an optical digital cable.

• To play Dolby Digital audio, set “Dolby Digital” to “On” in the control panel of the PlayStation Digital Out” in “Audio Setup”).

• Select “Off” in “Digital Out (Optical)” (page 45), and change the output volume from the DVD to “+1” or “+2”. For details, see the User’s Guide

2 is connected to an audio device with a

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2 (select “Setup”, and then select “Audio

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on the Internet (page 32).

Channels

You cannot select the desired channel.

• Switch between digital and analogue mode, and select the desired channel.

Some channels are blank. • The channel is for scrambled/subscription service only. Subscribe to a

pay TV service.

• The channel is used only for data (no picture or sound).

• Contact the broadcaster for transmission details.

You cannot view digital channels.

• Ask a local installer if digital transmissions are provided in your area.

• Upgrade to a higher gain antenna (aerial).

Network Connection

Connection fails.

Check Connections

• By verifying that you are using a straight cable for the LAN cable.

• By examining if the cable is connected firmly.

• By examining the connection between the TV and router.

Check Settings

• By changing the IP Address for the DNS server (page 30).

• By contacting your Internet service provider.

• By specifying the IP Address of the router if you do not know the DNS of your Internet service provider.

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Condition Explanation/Solution

No server is found, no list is retrieved, and playback fails.

• Once server settings are changed, turn the TV off and on by pressing 1

on the TV.

• Run “Server Diagnostics” (page 31).

When using a PC as the server

• Check if the PC is turned on. Do not turn off the PC while accessing it.

• If the PC has security software installed, allow connections from external devices. For details, refer to the manual supplied with your security software.

• Stop the server application and restart it if the server is experiencing instability. If the server remains instable, restart the PC.

• Reduce the number of applications running on the PC; the server may be overloaded.

• Reduce the amount of content; the server may be overloaded.

Changes on the server are not made correctly.

No photo, music, or video files are displayed.

• Sometimes changes are not applied to the TV display even though content has been added and/or deleted on the server. Go back up one level and try opening the folder or server again.

Preliminary Check

• Check that the connected device supports DLNA.

• Operations are not guaranteed for all servers. Also, operations differ depending on the features of the server and the content in question.

• Turn the connected device on.

Check connections by examining that the LAN cable or AC power cord (mains lead) of the server has been connected properly. Check Settings

• By examining that the connected device is registered under “Server Display Settings” (page 31).

• By checking if that the server is correctly configured.

• By examining that the selected device is connected to the network and can be accessed.

• If “IP Address Settings” in “Network Set-up” (page 56) is set to “Auto”, it may take some time to recognise devices if there is no DHCP server.

• When playing content from your PC, adjust its firewall settings.

The TV cannot be found from a renderer-compatible device.

• Check connections by examining that the LAN cable or AC power cord (mains lead) of the device has been connected properly.

• Check connections or settings of the wireless LAN (page 28).

Check Settings

• By confirming that the “Renderer Function” is activated (page 57).

• By confirming that the connected device is registered under “Renderer Access Control” (page 57).

Wireless LAN connection fails or radio reception conditions are bad.

A connection to the network of the built-in PlayStation cannot be established.

• Check the installation location for the TV and wireless LAN router. Signal condition may be affected for the following reasons. – Other wireless devices, microwaves, fluorescent lights, etc., are placed

nearby.

– There are floors or walls between the wireless LAN router and TV.

• When using a USB Wireless LAN Adapter, move it to avoid signal interference by using an extension cable with base unit (optional accessory).

• Check that the network settings are correct (page 42). Refer to the

information from your broadband Internet service provider and the

™

instructions supplied with the software in use, and adjust the settings accordingly.

• Check that the Ethernet cable is properly connected (page 42).

• Check that you are using the correct type of Ethernet cable (cross or straight cable). For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the network device.

• Check that the network device is properly connected. Also check that the settings of the network device in use are correct. For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the network device.

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Condition Explanation/Solution

Only a few icons appear under

• This is normal when internet connection is not available.

the “Network” in the Home Menu.

Analog Controller (DUALSHOCK®2)

The controller does not function correctly.

• If a software title is compatible only with the Analog Controller (DUALSHOCK®2), it will not work properly with the Analog Controller (DUALSHOCK®). Use a controller that is appropriate for the software title. For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the software.

• Some software specifies a specific controller port that must be used. Check that the controller is connected to the correct port. For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the software.

• There may be a problem with the controller in use. Try using another

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The left and right analog sticks of the controller do not operate properly.

controller that is compatible with the built-in PlayStation

• When these symptoms occur, rotate the left and right analog sticks of the Analog Controller (DUALSHOCK®2) in a large circle to adjust the sticks to an optimal range of operation. Be sure to rotate in a circle; do not twist the sticks.

Operation (PlayStation™2)

Check the following items first;

• Check that the PlayStation™2 is turned on. Press PlayStation 2 POWER ON on the remote to turn on the PlayStation indicator on the front of the PlayStation

• Check that the AC power cord (mains lead) of the TV is fully inserted

2 will turn green).

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2 (the "/1

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into the electrical outlet (page 6).

• Check that the cables are correctly and securely connected.

A disc cannot be played. • Check that the disc is of a type that can be played on the PlayStation

(page 40).

• Check that the disc is clean and in good condition. If the disc is dirty, wipe it gently with a soft cloth.

• Some PlayStation more information, refer to the URL in the Operating Instructions (paper

format software may not perform properly. For

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manual).

• If the disc has a label, place the disc in the PlayStation side facing up (page 35).

2 with the label

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• If a DVD-R or DVD-RW disc is not finalised, it cannot be played.

• Copy-protected video from a digital broadcast recorded on Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM) compatible DVD-RW discs or on CPRM compatible DVD-R discs cannot be played.

• Check that the region code of the DVD is correct for the PlayStation in use (page 40). Also check that the broadcast standard is correct.

• The parental control feature may be set on the disc. Follow the on-screen instructions and temporarily raise the parental control restriction level.

The PlayStation recognise the memory card.

2 does not

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Data cannot be saved or copied to the memory card.

• Check that the memory card is compatible with the software in use (page 36). To save or load PlayStation card (8MB) (for PlayStation PlayStation

• You cannot copy saved data from PlayStation™2 format software to a

format software, use a memory card (SCPH-1020 E).

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2) (SCPH-10020 E). To save or load

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2 format software, use a memory

™

memory card (SCPH-1020 E).

• Check that the memory card is securely inserted into the memory card slot on the front of the PlayStation

• There may be a problem with the memory card in use. If you have

2 (page 36).

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another memory card that is compatible with the PlayStation switching memory cards.

™

2, try

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Condition Explanation/Solution

Data saved on a memory card is corrupted.

• While saving, loading, copying or deleting data, do not attempt any of the following. Doing so may cause the data to become corrupted. – Do not remove the memory card or the controller. – Do not open the disc cover.

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2 until the flashing stops (page 32). Placing

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The PlayStation™2 does not function properly.

The "/1 indicator flashes in red and the PlayStation does not work.

™

– Do not reset the PlayStation – Do not turn off the PlayStation

• Static electricity and other similar occurrences may affect the PlayStation unplug the TV from the electrical outlet. Then plug in and turn it on.

2 operation. Turn off the PlayStation™2 and the TV, and

™

• Do not use the PlayStation the TV in an extremely hot location or blocking vents of the PlayStation proper operation.

2 raises the internal temperature of it, thereby interrupting

™

You forgot your password. • You can clear the password using the following procedure:

1: Insert a DVD without the parental control feature. 2: In the control panel of the PlayStation

playback, and then select x (Stop) again to clear resume play.

2, select x (Stop) to stop

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3: Select “Setup”, and then select “Parental Control” in “Custom Setup”,

and then press the button on the controller.

4: Press the SELECT button on the controller, and then enter the

number “7444” on the screen that is displayed. The registered password is cleared, and the screen for registering a new password is displayed. Enter a new password.

The DVD does not function. Some DVD settings cannot be changed.

• The playback status or settings of some DVDs are preset intentionally by the manufacturer. Because the PlayStation the settings on the disc, some functions may not be available even if you

2 plays DVDs according to

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follow the procedures in this manual.

• Some settings cannot be changed during playback or resume play. In the control panel of the PlayStation and then select x (Stop) again to clear resume play.

2, select x (Stop) to stop playback,

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General

Poor picture on BRAVIA Internet Video.

• The quality of the video displayed on your TV depends on the quality of the video provided by the video content provider as well as your connected bandwidth.

Small picture on BRAVIA

• Press F/f to zoom in and out.

Internet Video.

Certain Internet video programmes display a loss of

• Video quality and picture size vary and are dependent upon broadband speed and delivery by content providers.

detail, especially during fastmotion or dark scenes.

Good picture quality but no sound on the Internet video content.

You do not see many videos in

• Quality depends on content provided by the video content provider as well as your connected bandwidth.

• Due to the nature of Internet video, not all videos will contain sound.

• Press OPTIONS and select categories to view more content.

the Internet Video Guide.

Distorted picture and/or sound.

• Keep the TV away from electrical noise sources such as cars, hair-dryers or optional equipment.

• When installing optional equipment, leave some space between the equipment and the TV.

• Check the antenna (aerial)/cable connection.

• Keep the antenna (aerial)/cable TV cable away from other connecting cables.

The TV turns off automatically.

• Check if the “Sleep Timer” is activated, or confirm the “Duration” setting of “On Timer” (page 48).

• Check if the “Idle TV Standby” in “Eco” is activated (page 48).

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Condition Explanation/Solution

The TV turns on

• Check if the “On Timer” is activated (page 48).

automatically.

Some input sources cannot be selected.

• Select “AV Preset” and confirm the “Always” setting for the input sources (page 55).

The remote does not function. • Replace the batteries.

• Your TV may be in SYNC mode. Press SYNC MENU, select “TV Control” and then select “Home (Menu)” or “Options” to control the TV.

• Check the function buttons on the remote (page 13). If PS2 is selected in TV mode or TV is selected in PS2 mode, the remote will not function.

HDMI equipment does not appear on “HDMI Device

• Check that your equipment is compatible with Control for HDMI the value of “Control for HDMI” is “On”.

Selection”.

You cannot select “Off” in “Control for HDMI”.

• You cannot select “Off” for any audio system compatible with “Control for HDMI”. If you want to change the audio output to the TV speaker, select “TV Speakers” in the “Speakers” menu (page 53).

The “Parental Lock” password

• Enter 9999 for the PIN code. (PIN code 9999 is always accepted.)

of the TV setting menu has been forgotten.

Not all channels are tuned for cable.

The TV surrounds become warm.

• Check the support website for cable provide information. http://support.sony-europe.com/TV/DVBC/

• When the TV is used for an extended period, the TV surrounds become warm. You may feel hot when touching there by the hand.

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Index

Numerics

1 Digit Direct 53 14:9 18 4:3 18

A-G

Ambient Sensor 50 Ambient sensor 16 Audio Out 53 Audio Set-up 54 Auto Start-up 49 Auto Tuning 53, 55 Auto Tuning Range 55 AV Preset 55 BRAVIA Sync 26 CA Module Set-up 55 Channels

selecting 17

Skip 54 Clock/Timers 48 Connecting

an antenna (aerial) 5

network 27

optional equipment 22

Set Top Box/recorder 5

Wireless LAN Ready 28 Control for HDMI 26 Digital Auto Service Update 55 Digital Auto Tuning 55 Digital Manual Tuning 55 Digital Programme Sorting 55 Display photomap 25 DivX(R) VOD 48 Dual Sound 53 Duration 25 Eco 48 EPG (Digital Electronic Programme Guide) 19 Fast Text 17 Favourites 20 General Set-up 48

H-Q

HDMI Set-up 56 Headphone Settings 53 Headphones

connecting 23 i-Manual 47 Initial Set-up 6 Intelligent Picture 54 Internet Video 29 Key Tone 53 Language 48 Manual Programme Preset 54 Music 24, 30 Network connection 30 Network Set-up 56 Optical Out 53 PAP 24 Parental Lock 48

Photo 24, 30

GPS 25 Picture 49 Picture Frame 25 Picture Off ( ) indicator 16 PIP 24 Power (") indicator 16 Power (1) switch 12 Programme Labels 54 Programme List Display 53 Programme Sorting 53

R-Z

Radio Display 48 Refresh Internet Content 57 Remote control 12

inserting batteries 5

sensor 16 Renderer 30, 57 Reset

PC settings 51

picture 49

sound 52 Scene Select 47 Screen 51 Screen Format 18 Server Diagnostics 57 Server Display Settings 31, 57 Service Replacement 55 Settings

Analogue Set-up 53

Digital Set-up 54

Display 49

External Inputs 55

Network 56

Product Support 47

Sound 52

System Settings 47 Smart 18 Sound 52 Speakers 53 Specifications 58 Standby (1) indicator 16 Subtitle Set-up 54 System Information 47 System Update 47 Text 17 Timer ( ) indicator 16 Troubleshooting 62 TV buttons/indicators 12 Using PlayStation Video 24, 30 Video Input Settings 51 Wide 18 XMB™ (XrossMediaBar) 46 Zoom 18

2 32

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