Sony Bravia KDL-48R470B, Bravia KDL-40R470B, Bravia KDL-32R420B Operating Instructions Manual

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• The illustrations used in this manual may differ depending on your TV
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When cleaning, be sure of
electric shock.
• Wipe the
• Stubborn stains may be removed with If
• provided on the package.
• Never use strong solvents such cleaning. See
LCD
a solution
using a chemically pretreated cloth, please
the supplied Safety Booklet for additional information.
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screen gently
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Table
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Contents
Introducing Your
New
Getting Started
Checking Inserting Batteries into
Remote Control Setting
Attaching
Connecting
Cable System Cable System and VHF/UHF Antenna System HD
Securing
Preventing Recommended Measures
Bundling Running Initial Setup
the
Accessories
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Up
Your
TV
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the
Table-Top Stand
the
TV
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or
VHF/UHF Antenna System
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Cable Box/HD Satellite Box
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to
the
Cables
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Secure
the
TV
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6
6
7 7
8
8
8 8
9
9 9
11 11
Navigating through Home
Favorites Applications
Using
Photo Share Media
Playing back
Settings
Preferences Customer Support
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the
TV
as
a Photo Frame
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Photo/Music/Video
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Menu
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via
USB
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16 16
16
17 17
17
19
19
26
Viewing Pictures from Connected Equipment
Connection Diagram Using Audio and Video Equipment Using Screen Mirroring
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27 28 28
Parts and Controls
TV
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Remote Control
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Watching TV
Changing
Changing Setting Scene Select
the
Viewing Style
the
Wide
Mode
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12
13
15
15 15
Additional Information
Using a Wall-Mount Bracket
Bundling
Installing Enclosed Area
Troubleshooting
Picture Sound Channels General
Specifications Safety Information
the
AC
Adapter
the
TV
Against a Wall or
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power
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or
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the
Table-Top
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Some
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Table-Top Stand right away. you will need need a Phillips screwdriver (not supplied) and the supplied screws supplied Table-Top Stand instruction leaflet. Be
sure
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off, do not
hour to avoid
You
Photo Frame Settings (page
off
use
change the setting
can
TV
automatically. After automatic power
photo frame mode for at
burn-in.
panel
select
Photo
Frame.
display
clock display
failure or
reset the current
to
hours before
24
the Duration
of
23).
Frame
by
modes by
you
if
back in
one
least
the
in
16U5
avoid panel
To
photo, automatically
clock
position
burn-in,
and calendar are switched
every hour.
the
of
the
Photo
Share
Media
Connect, copy and view favourite photos on using your devices (eg. smart phones or tablets).
1
Press
HOME.
2
Press
{t
;{}
then
G
to
select Photo Share.
3
Follow connect your device
4
Open connections are established, then the instructions on URL.
To
display
1
Tap
2
Select a photo, then tap
device.
To
save
1
Tap the photo
2
Select Save.
Note
• Thumbnail Connect
Up
to
TV
at the same time.
Maximum
the instructions on the screen to
to
the
TV.
web
browser on device after
the
screen
photo
on your device
a
photo
thumbnail on
history
USB
10
flash drive to keep up to
smart phones or
file
displayed
to
open
in
size
of
on
TV
to
start.
your
the
context menu.
your device
tablets
each photos
the;.
on
TV
device, then hold .
will
keep up to 5 photos.
50
can be connected to the
is
10MB.
to
icon on your
photos.
TV
all
follow
access
You
can
enjoy
photo/music/video
Sony
digital still camera or camcorder through a
USB
cable
or
USB
storage device on your
1
Connect a supported
2
Press
HOME.
3
Press
{t
f{}
then
4
Press
{t
f{}
then
Video.
If
a
Card
Reader
button
Selection
5
Press folder.
Playback
Press playback
To
adjust
1
Press
2
Press Adjustments.
3
Press an item.
to
{t
f{}
Method
the
yellow color
settings.
the
OPTIONS
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select to
select the appropriate
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picture
then
is
Playback
G
then
USB
G
to
select Media.
G
to
select Photo, Music
connected, press the
G
button
quality
during video playback.
to
select Picture
G
files
device
Method
to
select a file
to
display list
of
to
select and adjust
stored in a
TV.
to
then
USB
USB
video
the
TV.
yellow
Device
device.
or
of
USB
-
lill
or
.
To
play
a
photo
1
Press
the blue button in thumbnail start slideshow. To
set
Slideshow Speed, press Method. To
stop a slideshow, press
as
a
slideshow
Effect and
OPTIONS
Slideshow
--+
Playback
RETURN.
(Photo)
view
to
Note
device,
accessing the data on a
is
While the
• observe the following:
-Do
-Do
-Do
The
• Sony will data on the recording media due to a malfunction connected devices or the USB
• camera folder (DCF-compliant, highest-numbered folder). USB
digital
When you connect a
• camera's Storage."
mode, refer to the instructions supplied camera. Use
• Storage
The file system on the
• and The
• in
a selected file
If
• incomplete,
TV
TV.
the
off
turn
not
disconnect the
not
remove the
not data on the
Auto
Auto
a
NTFS.
file name and folder name may
some cases.
be held liable for any damage to, or loss of,
not
Start
Start
cameras
still
USB
more information about
For
storage device
USB
Class
it
USB
USB
shows photo files in the newest digital
not
may
are
Sony
connection mode to
standards.
incorrect container information, or
has
cannot be played back.
cable.
USB
device.
device may be damaged.
TV.
work automatically when some
connected.
digital
is
that
device supports
USB
USB
camera, set the
still
"Auto"
USB
with
compliant
display correctly
not
or "Mass
connection
with
FAT16,
any
of
still
"DCIM"
your digital
Mass
USB
FAT32
(.avi)
format
XviD, MPEG-4
MPEG1,
MPEG2
MP,
SP/ASP, H.264 BP/MP/HP,
Motion
Video
USB
AVI
Video Codec:
JPEG
Audio
Codec:
PCM,
AAC (2ch), MPEG4
MPEG4 Digital (2ch),
(.wmv, .asf)
ASF
Video Codec: Audio
MP4 (.mp4, .mov, .3gp)
Codec:
Video Codec:
WMV v9, XviD, MP3, WMA v8
MPEG-4 SP/ASP, H.264 BP/MP/HP, H.263,
AudiQ
Codec:
MPEG1 AAC,
MPEG1
Layer1/2,
HE-AAC
(2ch), Dolby
WMA
VC-1
Layer1/2, MP3,
MPEG4
AAC,
MPEG2
(2ch),
AAC
v8
Motion
MPEG2
MPEG4
JPEG
HE-AAC
MKV (.mkv)
Video Codec:
is
Codec:
Audio
WebM
(.webm)
Video Codec: Audio
PS
Video Audio
TS
Video
Codec:
(.mpg, .mpeg, .vro, .vob)
Codec:
Codec:
(.ts, .m2ts)
Codec:
WMV v9, MPEG-4 SP/ASP, H.264
BP/MP/HP,-VC-1,
MPEG1
PCM, MPEG2
AAC
(2ch), MPEG4
Digital (2ch),
Dolby
VORBIS
2.0,
DTS
VP8
Layer1/2, MP3,
(2ch), MPEG4
HE-AAC
(2ch),
WMA
AAC
v8,
DTS,
VP8 VORBIS
MPEG1, MPEG1
MPEG2
Layer1/2, MP3, Dolby
Digital (2ch),
MPEG2
MP,
MP
2.0
DTS
DTS,
H.264 BP/MP/HP,
VC-1
Audio
Codec:
MPEG1
MPEG4
AAC, HE-AAC,
2.0
DTS
Layer1/2, MP3,
AAC,
Dolby Digital (2ch),
MPEG2
MPEG4
DTS,
format
Music
USB
LPCM
• WMA v8 (.wma)
USB
JPEG
(.wav)
MPEG1,
Photo
(.jpg, .
audio
format
Note
the above file formats
• Playback
of
layer3 (.mp3)
jpeg)
not guaranteed.
is
Settings
Note
The
options you
situation.
displayed.
Unavailable
can
adjust vary depending on the
options
are
greyed out or not
CineMotion
Provides improved picture movement when playing
taken on film,
graininess.
film-based
Note
• If
BD
(Biu-ray
Select content
the image contains irregular signals noise, CineMotion if
Auto
is
selected.
Disc),
DVD
reducing picture blur
Auto
to represent
as
it
is.
is
automatically
or
VCR
and
or too much
turned
images
original
off
even
Picture
Sets The options depending on the
Mode
a picture mode.
that
can
Scene Select
be
selected
Reset
Resets
Mode
all the
to
the
Picture
default
settings except
settings.
Backlight
Adjusts the brightness
of
the
backlight.
Picture
Increases
or decreases picture contrast.
Brightness
Brightens or darkens the picture.
Color
Increases
or decreases color
intensity.
Hue
Increases red tones.
or decreases the green tones and
differ
settings.
Picture
Advanced
Sets
Reset:
Picture
Resets
Settings
settings
in
more
detail.
all the advanced settings
the factory settings.
f\dv.
Contrast Enhancer: Automatically adjusts Backlight and Picture to the most suitable settings judging from the brightness
of
the screen. This setting especially effective for dark images scenes, and distinction
will
increase the contrast
of
the darker picture scenes.
Black Corrector: Enhances black areas
the picture for stronger contrast.
Gamma: Adjusts the balance between
bright and dark
areas
of
the picture.
Clear White: Emphasises white colors.
Live Color: Makes colors more vivid.
LED
Motion Mode: Reduces blur
by
controlling
the
LED
backlight source,
in
movies
but the brightness decreases.
to
is
of
Sharpness
Sharpens or softens
Color
Temperature
Adjusts the whiteness
Noise
Reduction
Reduces the picture noise (snowy picture) weak broadcast signal.
MPEG
Noise
Reduction
Reduces the picture noise in
compressed video.
the
picture.
of
the picture.
MPEG-
in
a
Sound
Select
enjoy.
Mode
according to content you want to
Reset
Resets
Mode,
default
all
the
Sound
MTS
Audio
settings.
settings except
and
Altenate
Audio
Equalizer
Adjusts sound frequency settings.
Sound
Produces a emphasising the bass sounds.
Clear
Makes voices sound
Booster
fuller
Voice
sound for more impact, by
clearer.
Sound
to
the
Steady
Select
programs and commercials. Select
Sound
stabilize the volume across all
to
On
disable this function.
to
Off
Display
Auto
Select On area based upon the content or
from the Display Area options.
Area
automatically adjusts the display
to
Off
choose
to
Balance
right speaker balance.
Emphasizes left
Volume
Adjusts the volume relative to other inputs.
Offset
or
level
the current input
of
MTSAudio
programs.
mono
Enjoy stereo,
bilingual
Stereo: Select for stereo reception when
program broadcast in stereo.
viewing
Auto
the a signal
present, the
Mono:
a
Select
SAP:
second audio programs when
to
TV
received.
is
TV
Select for mono reception. reduce noise during weak stereo broadcasts.
Alternate
Digital channels only.
Audio
Select among the available options switch among the alternate audio streams. The program you are tuned may be broadcasted in a different language in the alternate audio streams.
and
automatically switch
to
If
no
SAP
signal
is
remains in Stereo mode.
to
Use
to
to
Display
Adjusts the picture display area.
Horizontal
Adjusts the horizontal position
Vertical
Adjusts the vertical position
PC
Selects screen mode or adjust the display position input
·
Signal
Cable:
Anten.na: Select
Area
Center
Center
Settings
the picture when receiving
of
signal.
Type
Select
channels via
the picture.
of
the picture.
of
you are receiving cable
if
provider.
TV
Cable
you are using
if
an
PC
antenna.
Program
Auto
Automatically sets up the channel list on the
receivable channels.
all
for
TV
Program.
Select
Auto
Select OK
to
start
Auto
Program.
Mode
Wide
15.
page
details about wide mode,
For
Wide
Auto
Automatically changes the wide mode
according to the input signal from an external
keep your setting, select
equipment.
Hint
Even
• always WIDE repeatedly.
Default
4:3
the default
Sets signal.
To
is
Wide
Auto
if
modify the format
Wide
set
to
Mode
see
Off,
or
On
the screen
of
for a 4:3 input
you can
pressing
by
Off.
Digital
Add
Select Select
Show/Hide
Allows you appear when you use the
'1:!/f/
Press you find the channel you want hide. Then press
'1:!/f/
Press shown or hidden. Then press
Channels
Add OK
Digital
to
Channels.
add digital channels.
Channels
show or hide channels
to
CH
scroll through the channels until
to
select it.
to
EJ
the channel
determine
to
if
that
+/-buttons.
show or
to
will
to select it.
El
be
2QUS
Edit
Channel
Allows call letters) to channel numbers. Press
<Jifl
numbers. Then press number that you want to assign a label.
Press
<Jifl
characters the next character. Repeat the previous steps to add up When finished, press
Analog
Allows
channel
tuning adjustment may improve picture
quality. Select
appropriate analog channel.
you to fine-tune the selected analog
labels
you
to
assign labels (such
to
scroll
through the channel
G
to
scroll through the label
(A-Z, 0-9,
to
seven characters
etc.).
G.
Fine
Tune
manually
if
you feel that a slight
Auto
to
adjust
as
station
to select the channel
Press¢>
to
to
the label.
to
the most
move to
Rating
Off:
Turn
are blocked
Child:
Youth:
Young
Custom:
Maximum
U.S.:
TV-Y,
Canada:
Maximum U.S.: TV-PG, Canada:
Adult:
are: U.S.: TV-14, Canada:
U.S
.:
See Canada:
Parental Lock
from
viewing.
ratings
TV-G, G
C,
G,
TV-Y
ratings
PG
C8+,
PG,
8 ans+,
Maximum
PG-13
14+,
13
ans+, TV-14
Select
page
See
to
set ratings ma.nually.
22
for
page
22
off. No
permitted
permitted
TV-PG
ratings
details.
for
details.
programs
are:
are:
permitted
1!1
Audio
Select channels when distortion occurs in mono broadcasts.
Filter
On
to
improve the sound
of
individual
Password
Sets
up
TV
to
block channel or external input.
Use
0-9
on the remote
password.
Change
Select
Password
to
change your password.
to
enter a four-digit
Country
U.S.A.:
Canada:
(page
(page
Select
22). Select
22).
to
use U.S.A.
to
use
ratings
Canadian
ratings
Downloadable
(Available only ratings exist)
Off:
Turn
No
programs
ratings are
Custom:
on
downloadable
Clear
All:
downloadable
U.S.
Rating
in
U.S.A.
Downloadable
that
contain
blocked
Select
Select
from
to
block
ratings.
to
clear
rating system.
where advanced
U.S. Rating
downloadable
viewing.
programs based
the
entire
Unrated
(Available only when
Allow:
Block:
Channel
Allows you to block channels regardless
program ratings.
To
Press
then
Allows
are broadcasted
Blocks
are
broadcasted
all
Block
View a
Blocked
G
when tuned to the blocked channel
enter the password.
Country
programs and
without
programs
without
and
Channel
is
set to
movies
a rating.
movies
a rating.
off.
U.S.A.)
that
that
of
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