The model and serial numbers are located on the rear.
Record the model and serial numbers in the spaces
provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you
call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product.
Model No.
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock,
do not expose this apparatus to rain or
moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the
cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified
personnel only.
On transportation
When you carry the display unit, hold the unit itself,
not the speakers. If you fail to do so, the speakers may
come out of the unit and the unit may fall. This can
cause injury.
For customers in the U.S.A.
If you have any questions about this product, you may
call; Sony Customer Information Services Center
1-800-222-7669 or http://www.sony.com/
Declaration of Conformity
Trade Name:SONY
Model:FWD-50PX3
Responsible Party: Sony Electronics Inc.
Address:16530 Via Esprillo, San
Telephone Number: 858-942-2230
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause
Serial No.
Diego, CA 92127 U.S.A.
harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following
measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications
not expressly approved in this manual could void your
authority to operate this equipment.
For customers in Canada
This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian
ICES-003.
The socket-outlet should be installed near the
equipment and be easily accessible.
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED
BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED
BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE LOCAL RULES.
For the customers in Europe
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.
This apparatus shall not be used in the residential area.
For the customers in Europe, Australia and
New Zealand
WARNING
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment,
this product may cause radio interference in which
case the user may be required to take adequate
measures.
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Introduction
Precautions
On safety
• A nameplate indicating operating voltage, power
consumption, etc. is located on the rear of the unit.
• Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet,
unplug the unit and have it checked by qualified personnel
before operating it any further.
• Unplug the unit from the wall outlet if it is not to be used
for several days or more.
• To disconnect the AC power cord, pull it out by grasping
the plug. Never pull the cord itself.
• When you install the unit on the floor, be sure to use the
optional stand.
On installation
• Allow adequate air circulation to prevent internal heat
build-up. Do not place the unit on surfaces (rugs, blankets,
etc.) or near materials (curtains, draperies) that may block
the ventilation holes.
• Do not install the unit in a location near heat sources such
as radiators or air ducts, or in a place subject to direct
sunlight, excessive dust, mechanical vibration or shock.
• When you install multiple equipment with the unit, the
following problems, such as malfunction of the remote
control, noisy picture, noisy sound, may occur depending
on the position of the unit and other equipment.
On cleaning
• Be sure to unplug the power cord before cleaning the
display.
• Gently wipe off stains using a dry, soft cloth. Wipe off
grimy stains using a cloth slightly moistened with a mild
detergent, then wipe the area again using a dry, soft cloth.
• Never use rubbing alcohol, benzine, thinner or insecticide
for cleaning. They may damage the finish of the cabinet or
can remove the markings on it.
Notes on handling and cleaning the display
panel
The display panel’s special surface finish should be treated
with care when cleaning or handling the display.
When cleaning it, use a soft cleaning cloth to avoid touching
the panel directly.
On repacking
Do not throw away the carton and packing materials.
They make an ideal container in which to transport the unit.
When shipping the unit, repack it as illustrated on the carton.
If you have any questions on this unit, contact your
authorized Sony dealers.
On the PDP (Plasma Display Panel)
• You may see some bright spots of red, blue or green
remain, or dark spots appear on the screen. These do not
indicate malfunction. Although the plasma display panel
is manufactured with extremely high precision
technology, it can generate a few dark or bright pixels.
Dark spots on the edge of the screen, or striped color and
brightness irregularities do not indicate malfunction.
• Because of the way it is made, when this plasma display
panel is used in places with low air pressure, such as at
high altitudes, a buzzing or humming noise may emanate
from the unit.
• If you continue to display the same image on the screen for
a long period of time, part of that image may burn into the
screen and leave a ghosting image behind. To avoid this,
please use the screen saver function provided to equalize
use over the entire screen. If ghosting occurs, use the
screen saver function, or use some kind of video or
imaging software to provide constant movement on the
screen. If light ghosting (image burn-in) occurs,it may
become less conspicuous, but once burn-in occurs, it will
never completely disappear.
• To protect the plasma display, this unit will not accept
commands from the remote control or from the function
buttons on the unit for a certain period of time after the
unit has been switched ON/STANDBY. After one of these
operations, wait about 8 seconds before entering a
command.
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Disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment for business use (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 take-back scheme
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 Sony office or visit
Sony Europe’s web site for business customers:
http://www.sonybiz.net/environment
For the State of California, USA only
Perchlorate Material – special handling may apply,
See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate
Perchlorate Material : Lithium battery contains
perchlorate.
For Customers in Taiwan only
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Warning on power connection
Use the proper power cord for your local power supply.
United States,
Canada
Plug typeVM0233COX-07636—
Female endVM0089COX-02VM0310B VM0303BVM1313
Cord typeSVTH05VV-FCEE (13) 53rd (O.C)HVCTF
Minimum cord set rating 10A/125V10A/250V10A/250V10A/125V
Safety approvalUL/CSAVDEVDEDENAN-HO
Continental Europe
United Kingdom, Ireland,
Australia, New Zealand
a)
Japan
VM1296
a) Note: Use an appropriate rating plug which complies with local regulations.
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Recommendations on
Installation
When mounting the display horizontally
Front
25 (9 7/8)
Provide an ample amount of space around
the display
• To prevent internal heat buildup from sealing off the
display, make sure to ensure proper ventilation by leaving
open the minimum amount of space around the display, as
illustrated below.
• The ambient temperature must be 0
°F).
95
• When using the stand, make sure you use the applicable
display stand SU-50FW (not supplied).
• Regarding the installation of hardware such as brackets,
screws, or bolts, we cannot specify the products. Actual
installation is up to the authorized local dealers. Consult
with qualified Sony personnel for installation.
• While the display is on, a certain amount of heat builds up
inside. This can cause burns. Avoid touching the top or
rear of the display when it is powered on or just after it has
entered standby mode.
°C to 35 °C (32 °F to
When using the display stand
Front
20 (7 7/8)
10
(4
)
10
(4)
Side
10
(4
)
25 (9 7/8)
5 (2)
Units: cm (inches)
10
(4
When mounting the display vertically
Front
20 (7 7/8)
25
(9
7
/8)
25
(9 7/8)
Make sure
that the
1 POWER
switch is at
the lower
right.
)
Side
Note
When moving or installing the display when it is attached to
the stand (not supplied), do so with at least 3 people.
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10 (4)
Units: cm (inches)
10 (4)
Side
Notes
• When mounting the display vertically, you cannot use the
speakers SS-SP50FW (not supplied).
• Be sure to use only the UL listed wall mount bracket to
mount the display.
5 (2)
Units: cm (inches)
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Location and Function of Parts and Controls
Front Panel
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1 INPUT button
Press to select a signal to be input from the INPUT or
OPTION connector.
The signal to be input switches as follows each time
you press the INPUT button.
When an optional adaptor supporting the video signal
is not installed in the OPTION slot, OPTION will be
skipped.
2 MENU (page 19)
34 f/F (volume/cursor) button
Press to control speaker volume. When the menu is
displayed, press to move the cursor (yellow) or set a
value.
5 ENTER button
Press to set your choice.
6 1
Switches the display on or off (standby).
Note
To protect the panel, a certain amount of time is
required to turn the display to on/off (standby). When
you turn the display on again, soon after turning it off,
wait about 8 seconds before you turn it on again.
7Remote control sensor
8 POWER/STANDBY indicator
• Lights up in green when the display is switched on.
• Lights up in red when the display is in standby
mode. Lights up in orange when the display enters
the power saving mode while a signal is input from
a PC.
When the POWER/STANDBY indicator blinks, see
page 37.
Note
When the “LED” option in the “Multi Display”
settings is set to “Off” and the “Position” option is not
set to the right-bottom, the indicator does not light up
in green even when the display is turned on, except for
the case of no signal or an unsupported signal.
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Side Panel
OPTION 1 slot
(VIDEO/COM)
ConnectorDescription
1 REMOTE
(10BASE-T/100BASE-TX)
2 AUDIO OUT L/R
(RCA pin jack)
Serves to connect the display to a network, using a 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX LAN cable.
You can assign various settings and control the display via the network from a PC.
Caution
For safety, do not connect the connector for peripheral device wiring that might have
excessive voltage to this port. Follow the instructions for this port.
Note
When using this connector, select “Display” in “Network Port”. (page 30)
Outputs an audio of the signal currently indicated on the screen. Outputs an audio signal
corresponding to the active* picture while in the “P&P” or “PinP” mode.
Note
Settings assigned in “Sound Mode” will not be reflected.
OPTION 2 slot
(VIDEO)
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ConnectorDescription
3 HD15 IN
(D-sub 15-pin)
4 DVI I N
(DVI-D 24-pin)
5 MONITOR CONTROL
ADAPTOR
(The BKM-FW21 is preinstalled.)
6 OPTION 1 slot
(VIDEO/COM port)
7 VIDEO INPUT
ADAPTOR
(The BKM-FW10 is preinstalled.)
8 OPTION 2 slot
(VIDEO port)
* The status when the sound is output and the input signal can be switched.
RGB/COMPONENT: Connects to the analog RGB signal or component signal output of
a piece of video equipment or PC. See page 42.
AUDIO : Inputs an audio signal. Connects to the audio signal output of a piece of video
equipment or PC.
Note
When inputting a component signal, be sure not to input sync signals to pins 13 and 14. If
you do so, the picture may not be displayed properly.
DVI: Connects to the digital RGB signal output of video equipment. Supports HDCP
copy protection.
AUDIO : Inputs an audio signal. Connects to the audio signal output of a piece of video
equipment, etc.
CONTROL S IN/OUT (Mini jack): You can control pieces of multiple equipment with a
single remote control when the display is connected to the CONTROL S connector of the
video equipment or another display. Connect the CONTROL S OUT connector on this
display to the CONTROL S IN connector of the other equipment, and connect the
CONTROL S IN connector on this display to the CONTROL S OUT connector of the
other equipment.
REMOTE (D-sub 9-pin): This connector allows remote control of the display using the
RS-232C protocol. For details, contact your authorized Sony dealers.
Notes
• This adaptor won’t work when installed in the OPTION 2 slot.
• The REMOTE connector and the REMOTE (LAN) connector of 1 cannot be used at
the same time.
• When using the REMOTE connector, select “Option1” in “Network Port”. (page 30)
This slot supports video signals and communication functions. By installing an optional
adaptor (the BKM-FW series) in this slot, you can expand the input signal connectors or
control the display via the network.
S VIDEO IN (Mini DIN 4-pin): Connects to the S Video output of a piece of video
equipment.
S VIDEO OUT (Mini DIN 4-pin): Connects to the S Video input of a piece of video
equipment. Pictures input from S VIDEO IN will be output.
VIDEO IN (BNC): Connects to the video output of a piece of video equipment.
VIDEO OUT (BNC): Connects to the video input of a piece of video equipment. Pictures
input from VIDEO IN will be output.
AUDIO IN L/R (Pin jack): Connects to the audio output of a piece of video equipment.
This slot supports video signals. You can install an optional adaptor with video signal
input/output function into this slot. The optional adaptor with communication functions
should be installed in 6 OPTION 1 slot.
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Optional Adaptors
The connectors marked with 6 and 8 on the side
panel are slot-in types and can be fitted with any of the
following optional adaptors (not supplied).
For details on installation, consult your Sony dealers.
For details on the optional adaptors for system
expansion, BKM-FW series, see each instruction
manual.
VIDEO INPUT Adaptor BKM-FW10
This is the same as the optional adaptor preinstalled in
the 8 OPTION 2 slot. See page 9.
COMPONENT/RGB INPUT Adaptor BKMFW11
1 Y/G, PB/CB/B, PR/CR/R IN (BNC): Connects to
the analog RGB signal or component signal output
of a piece of video equipment or PC.
2 HD, VD IN (BNC): Connects to the
synchronization signal output of a PC.
Note
When inputting a component signal, be sure not to input sync
signals to the HD and VD connectors. If you do so, the
picture may not be displayed properly.
3 AUDIO (Stereo mini jack): Inputs an audio
signal. Connects to the audio output of a piece of
video equipment or PC.
RGB/COMPONENT ACTIVE THROUGH
Adaptor BKM-FW12
1 RGB/COMPONENT IN (D-sub 15-pin):
Connects to the component signal output or
analog RGB signal output of a piece of video
equipment or PC. For details on inputting a
component signal to the connector, see “Pin
assignment” on page 42.
Note
When inputting a component signal, be sure not to input sync
signals to pins 13 and 14. If you do so, the picture may not be
displayed properly.
2 RGB/COMPONENT OUT (D-sub 15-pin):
Connects to the component signal input or analog
RGB signal input of a piece of video equipment or
PC. Pictures input from the connectors marked as
1 above will be output.
3 AUDIO IN (Stereo mini jack):
Inputs an audio signal. Connects to the audio
signal output of a piece of video equipment or PC.
Note
When the display is not connected to an AC power or is in
the standby mode, no signal is output from the RGB/
COMPONENT OUT.
MONITOR CONTROL Adaptor BKM-FW21
This is the same as the optional adaptor preinstalled in
the 6 OPTION 1 slot. See page 9.
STREAMING RECEIVER Adaptor BKM-FW50
For details, see the instruction manual of the BKMFW50.
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Rear Panel
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PartsDescription
1AC I N socketConnect the supplied AC power cord to this socket and to a wall outlet. Once you connect
the AC power cord, the POWER/STANDBY indicator lights up in red and the display
goes into the standby mode. See page 17.
2SPEAKER socketBy connecting the speakers SS-SP50FW (not supplied) to this socket, you can output the
audio matching the signal displayed on the screen and enjoy viewing with a greater sense
of presence. Please be sure to connect the speakers correctly. For more details on
connecting the speakers, see the operating manual that came with the speakers. For details
on how to route the speaker cords, see page 18.
3 Stand installation hooksUse these hooks to install the display stand SU-50FW (not supplied).
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Remote Control
Button Description
1 POWER ON switch
Press to turn the display on.
2 DVI button
Press to select the signal input to the DVI IN port.
3 HDMI button
You cannot use this button on this display.
4 S VIDEO button
Press to select the signal input to the S VIDEO IN connector from a
piece of video equipment.
5 VIDEO button
Press to select the signal input to the VIDEO IN connector from a
piece of video equipment.
6 PICTURE button
Selects “Picture Mode”. Each press toggles between “Vivid”,
“Standard”, “Custom”, and “Conference”.
7 F/f/G/g/ buttons
The F/f/G/g buttons move the menu cursor (yellow) and set values,
etc. Pressing sets the selected menu or setting items.
In the “PAP” mode, you can switch the active picture with
8 button
Press to change the aspect ratio. See page 14.
9 MENU button
Press to show menus. Press again to hide them. See page 19.
G/g.
Notes
• The 5 button and button have a tactile dot. Use the tactile dot as a reference when operating the display.
• Insert two size AA (R6) batteries (supplied) by matching the 3 and # on the batteries to the diagram inside the remote control’s
battery compartment.
Push and slide to open
,
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0 ID MODE (ON/0-9/SET/C/OFF) buttons
You can operate a specific display without affecting other displays
installed at the same time.
• ON button:
• 0-9 button: Press to enter the “Index Number” of the display you want
to operate.
• SET button: Press to set the input “Index Number”.
• C button: Press to clear the input “Index Number”.
• OFF button: Press to return to the normal mode.
See page 16.
Press to show the “Index Number” on the screen.
qa +/– button
Adjusts the picture (contrast) level.
qs +/– button
Press to adjust the volume.
qd button
Press to mute the sound. Press again to restore sound.
qf button
Selects the “PAP” (Picture And Picture) mode. Each press toggles
between “P&P”, “PinP” and the single-screen picture. See page 15.
qg DISPLAY button
Press to display the currently selected input, the type of the input
signal and the “Aspect” setting on the screen. Press again to hide
them. If this displayed information is left undisturbed for a short time,
it will disappear automatically.
qh OPTION 1/OPTION 2 button
When an optional adaptor is installed, selects an input signal from the
equipment connected to the optional adaptor. Press the OPTION 1
button to select the input signal of the OPTION 1 slot, and press the
OPTION 2 button to select the input signal of the OPTION 2 slot.
If the installed optional adaptor has multiple input connectors, each
press of the button toggles between the input signals.
qj HD15 IN button
Press to select the input signal of the HD15 IN connector. The RGB
signal or component signal is selected automatically or manually in
accordance with the menu settings.
qk STANDBY button
Press to change the display to the standby mode.
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Special Buttons on the Remote Control
Using the Wide Mode
You can change the aspect ratio of the screen.
Tip
You can also access the “Aspect” settings in the “Screen”
settings. See page 26, 27.
For input from video equipment such as Video, DVD,
etc. (other than PC input)
4:3 Original Source
16:9 Original source
m
Wide Zoom
4:3
Full
Wide
Zoom
4:3
Full
Zoom
Zoom
m
For PC Input
Illustrations below indicate the input resolution of
800×600
Real
Full 1
Full 2
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Using the PAP Setting
You can show two pictures from different signal sources, such as a PC and a video, side by side.
You can also swap the active pictures, or change the balance of picture sizes.
You can also access the “PAP Setting” in the “Screen” settings. See page 24.
Cursor showing active picture
For P&P
The width of A and B is
the same.
The height will be set to
match each picture’s
aspect ratio.
The width of A and B is the
same.
The height will be set to
match each picture’s
aspect ratio.
For PinP
Press G button.
The width of A is larger
than that of B.
If A’s aspect ratio is
4:3, its height will be
equal to the panel size.
Press g button.
B on the right side
becomes the active
picture.
Press g button.
The inset picture (B) is
shown within the main
picture (A).
Press G/g button.
The inset picture (B)
becomes the active
picture.
Press g button.
The width of B is larger
than that of A.
If B’s aspect ratio is 4:3,
its height will be equal to
the panel size.
Press f button.
B on the right side
becomes small while
remaining the active
picture.
The size of the inset picture
(B) will become large.
Press f button.
The size of the inset picture
(B) will become small.
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Press button.
The position of the
inset picture (B) will
change.
Press F button.
Tips
• The cursor indicating the active picture will disappear after 5 seconds.
• The picture can be adjusted to 7 sizes. (For P&P)
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Using the ID MODE button
You can operate a specific display without affecting
other displays installed at the same time.
1 Press ON button.
Display’s “Index Number” appears in black
characters on the lower left menu on the screen.
(Every display is allocated an individual preset
“Index Number” from 1 to 255.)
Index Number
Index Number : 117
2 Input the “Index Number” of the display you
want to operate using the 0 - 9 buttons on
the remote control.
The input number appears right next to the “Index
Number” of each display.
4 When all of the setting changes have been
completed, press OFF button.
The display returns to the normal screen.
To correct the Index Number
Press the C button to clear the current input “Index
Number”. Return to Step 2, and input a new “Index
Number”.
Tip
To change the “Index Number” of the display, see “Index
Number” in “Control Setting” on page 29.
Input Number
Index Number : 117
117
3 Press SET button.
The characters on the selected display change to
green while the others change to red.
You can operate the specified display indicated
with green characters only.
Only the operation of POWER ON switch and
STANDBY/ID MODE-OFF button is effective to
other displays, as well.
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Connections
Before you start
• First make sure that the power of each piece of equipment
is turned off.
• Use cables suitable for the equipment to be connected.
• Connect the cables, fully inserting them into the
connectors or jacks. A loose connection may cause hum
and other noise.
• To disconnect the cable, pull it out by grasping the plug.
Never pull the cable itself.
• See the instruction manual of the equipment to be
connected, too.
• Insert the plug securely into the AC IN socket.
• Use one of the two AC plug holders (supplied) to securely
hold the AC plug.
Connecting the
Connecting the AC
Power Cord
1 Plug the AC power cord into the AC IN
socket. Then, attach the AC plug holder
(supplied) to the AC power cord.
Speakers
You can enjoy viewing with a greater sense of
presence by connecting the speakers SS-SP50FW (not
supplied). Please be sure to connect the speakers
correctly. For more details on connecting the
speakers, see the operating manual of the speakers.
For details on how to route the speaker cords, see
page 18.
AC IN
socket
AC
power
cord
AC plug
holder
2 Slide the AC plug holder over the cord until
it connects to the AC IN socket cover.
AC IN socket
cover
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To remove the AC power cord
After squeezing the AC plug holder and freeing it,
grasp the plug and pull out the AC power cord.
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Cable Management
Using the cable holders
You can neatly bundle the cables with the cable holders (×6) provided. Attach the cable holders as shown in the
illustrations below.
Rear
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Using the Settings
Overview of the Menus
1 Press MENU button.
2 Press F/f to highlight the desired menu
icon.
3 Press or g.
To exit the menu, press MENU button.
2,3
1
The settings provide you access to the following features:
PAP Setting (page 24)
Multi Display (page 25)
Aspect: (page 26, 27)
Adjust Screen (page 26, 27)
To change the on-screen language
Select the desired language for on-screen settings and
messages from “English”, “Français”, “Deutsch”,
“Español”, “Italiano” or “”.
“English” (English) is set for the default setting.
See page 28.
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SettingsAllows you to set/change
Setup
Language: (page 28)
Timer Setting (page 28)
ECO Mode: (page 28)
Status Display: (page 28)
Speaker Out: (page 28)
Advanced Setup (page 29)
Information (page 30)
All Reset (page 30)
Screen Saver
* Menu icons displayed at the bottom of the screen may not work, depending on the settings.
All White: (page 31)
Pic. Inversion: (page 31)
Background: (page 31)
Auto Dimmer: (page 31)
Pic. Orbit (page 31)
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Picture/Sound Settings
For Video Input
To highlight an option and to change settings, press
F/f/G/g.
Press to confirm the selection.
The “Picture/Sound” settings include the following
options:
Picture Mode
Picture Mode Adjust.
“Vivid”: Select for enhanced picture contrast and sharpness.
“Standard”: Select for standard picture settings.
“Custom”: Allows you to store preferred settings.
“Conference”: Adjusts the picture quality for video conferencing under fluorescent
lights.
Tips
• To change from one “Picture Mode” option to another, you can also use PICTURE on the
remote control instead.
• You can alter the “Picture Mode” options for each input.
Note
“Conference” may not be effective depending on the environment or the video conference
system under use. In this case, adjust the picture quality, switch to other settings of “Picture
Mode”, etc.
You can make settings and adjustments for each “Picture Mode”.
“Contrast”: Adjusts picture contrast.
“Brightness”: Adjusts to brighten or darken the picture.
“Chroma”: Adjusts to increase or decrease color intensity.
“Phase”: Adjusts the color tones of the picture.
“Sharpness”: Adjusts to sharpen or soften the picture.
“Noise Reduction”: Select to reduce the noise level of connected equipment. Select
from “Off”, “Low”, “Mid”, “High” to set the noise level.
“CineMotion”: Select “Auto” to optimize the screen display automatically
detecting film content and applying a reverse 3-2 pull down or 2-2 pull down
process. Moving picture will appear clearer and more natural looking. Select “Off”
to disable the detection.
“Dynamic Picture”: Select “On” to enhance contrast by making white brighter and
black darker.
“Gamma Correct.”: Balances the light and dark portions of pictures automatically.
Select from “High”, “Mid”, “Low” to make settings.
“Color Temp.”
“Cool”: Select to give the white colors a blue tint.
“Neutral”: Select to give the white colors a neutral tint.
“Warm”: Select to give the white colors a red tint.
“Custom”: Allows you to store preferred settings of color tones.
“Reset”: Resets all settings of “Picture Mode Adjust.” to default settings.
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Note
“Phase” is not available when the input is Video or S Video and the color system of video signal
is not NTSC.
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Sound Mode
You can adjust the sound output from the speakers SS-SP50FW (not supplied) with
various “Sound Mode” settings.
“Dynamic”: Select to enhance treble and bass.
“Standard”: Flat setting.
“Custom”: Allows you to store preferred settings.
Sound Mode Adjust.
“Treble”: Adjusts to increase or decrease higher-pitched sounds.
“Bass”: Adjusts to increase or decrease lower-pitched sounds.
“Balance”: Adjusts to emphasize left or right speaker balance.
“Surround”: Select the surround mode according to the type of picture.
“Off”: No surround output.
“Hall”: When desiring to give the stereo sound of movies or music programs a
greater sense of presence.
“Simul.”: When desiring to give ordinary monaural programs or news telecasts
an enhanced sense of presence using simulated stereo sound.
“Reset”: Resets all settings of “Sound Mode Adjust.” to default settings.
Tips
• You can alter the “Picture Mode Adjust.” settings (“Contrast”, “Brightness”, “Chroma ”, etc.) for each “Picture Mode”.
• You can adjust the “Sound Mode Adjust.” settings (“Treble” and “Bass”) when the “Sound Mode” is set to “Custom”.
Notes
•In the “
• If there is no signal currently being input, none of the options of the “Picture/Sound” setting can be selected.
PAP” mode, none of the options of the “Picture/Sound” settings can be selected.
For PC Input
When input is switched to a PC input source, the
“Picture/Sound” settings specific to PC input are
applied.
The “Picture/Sound” settings for a PC include the
following options:
Picture Mode
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“Vivid”: Select for enhanced picture contrast and sharpness.
“Standard”: Select for standard picture settings.
“Custom”: Allows you to store preferred settings.
“Conference”: Adjusts the picture quality for video conferencing under fluorescent
lights.
Tips
• To change from one “Picture Mode” option to another, you can also use PICTURE on the
remote control instead.
• You can alter the “Picture Mode” options for each input.
Note
“Conference” may not be effective depending on the environment or the video conference
system under use. In this case, adjust the picture quality, switch to other settings of “Picture
Mode”, etc.
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Picture Mode Adjust.
You can make settings and adjustments for each “Picture Mode”.
“Contrast”: Adjusts picture contrast.
“Brightness”: Adjusts to brighten or darken the picture.
“Gamma Correct.”: Balances the light and dark portions of pictures automatically.
Select from “High”, “Mid”, “Low” to make settings.
“Color Temp.”
“Cool”: Select to give the white colors a blue tint.
“Neutral”: Select to give the white colors a neutral tint.
“Warm”: Select to give the white colors a red tint.
“Custom”: Allows you to store preferred settings of color tones.
“Reset”: Resets all settings of “Picture Mode Adjust.” to default settings.
Sound Mode
Sound Mode Adjust.
Tips
• You can alter the “Picture Mode Adjust.” settings (“Contrast”, “Brightness”, “Chroma ”, etc.) for each “Picture Mode”.
• You can adjust the “Sound Mode Adjust.” settings (“Treble” and “Bass”) when the “Sound Mode” is set to “Custom”.
Notes
• “Chroma”, “Phase”, “Sharpness”, “Noise Reduction”, “CineMotion”, and “Dynamic Picture” are not available for PC input.
• In the “PAP” mode, none of the “Picture/Sound” settings options can be selected.
• If there is no signal currently being input, none of the options of the “Picture/Sound” setting can be selected.
You can adjust the sound output from the speakers SS-SP50FW (not supplied) with
various “Sound Mode” settings.
“Dynamic”: Select to enhance treble and bass.
“Standard”: Flat setting.
“Custom”: Allows you to store preferred settings.
“Treble”: Adjusts to increase or decrease higher-pitched sounds.
“Bass”: Adjusts to increase or decrease lower-pitched sounds.
“Balance”: Adjusts to emphasize left or right speaker balance.
“Surround”: Select the surround mode according to the type of picture.
“Off”: No surround output.
“Hall”: When desiring to give the stereo sound of movies or music programs a
greater sense of presence.
“Simul.”: When desiring to give ordinary monaural programs or news telecasts
an enhanced sense of presence using simulated stereo sound.
“Reset”: Resets all settings of “Sound Mode Adjust.” to default settings.
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Screen Settings
For Video Input
To highlight an option and to change settings, press
F/f/G/g.
Press to confirm the selection.
The “Screen” settings include the following options:
PAP Setting
Available combination of two pictures
DVI
HD15
* “OPTION1+OPTION2” is not supported.
1)
Supported when “Display” is set to “YUV” or when “Option1” or “Option2” is set to “RGB” in “HD15 Signal”.
2)
Supported when “Display” is set to “RGB” or when “Option1” or “Option2” is set to “YUV” in “HD15 Signal”.
RGBa
Componenta
Allows you to show two pictures from different signal sources, such as a PC and a
video, side by side.
“PAP”
“Off”: Disables “PAP” function.
“P&P”: Shows two pictures side by side at the same time.
“PinP”: Displays two pictures as the inset picture within the main picture.
For P&P
“Active Picture”: Selects the screen to operate.
“Left”: You can activate the left picture to operate it.
“Right”: You can activate the right picture to operate it.
“Swap”: Swaps the two pictures side by side.
“Picture Size”: Adjusts the balance between two pictures side by side. Adjust the
balance by pressing G or g button, and then press button to set the adjustment.
(page 15)
For PinP
“Active Picture”: Selects the screen to operate.
“Main”: You can activate the main picture to operate it.
“Sub”: You can activate the inset picture to operate it.
“Swap”: Swaps the main and the inset pictures.
“Picture Size”: Adjusts the size of the inset picture. Select from “Large” or “Small”.
“Picture Position”: Adjusts the position of the inset picture with F/f/G/g, then
press .
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Multi Display
Allows you to make settings for connecting multiple displays to form a video wall.
“Multi Display”
“Off”: Uses a single screen.
“2×2”/“3×3”/“4×4”: Sets to connect multiple displays such as 2, 3 or 4 displays
both vertically and horizontally.
“1×2”/“1×3”/“1×4”: Sets to connect multiple displays such as 2, 3 or 4 displays
horizontally.
“2×1”/“3×1”/“4×1”: Sets to connect multiple displays such as 2, 3 or 4 displays
vertically.
“Position”: Select the position of each display in the arrangement of the video wall
with F/f/G/g. Press to set the position.
“Output Format”: Selection of two picture output formats will be available as
shown in the figures. By simply selecting either format, suitable picture output will
be available without manually adjusting the horizontal and vertical shift. Select
either “Tiles” or “Window”.
“Tiles”
Just scan
“Window”
Over scan
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To show full signal on
each display.
To show one large picture with
multi display naturally.
Part of the signal will go behind
the bezel area.
“LED”: “On” makes the POWER/STANDBY indicator on the front panel (page 7)
to be continually turned on, and “Off” makes the POWER/STANDBY indicator on
the front panel to be continually turned off.
Notes
• “Multi Display” can display an enlarged picture keeping the current “Aspect” setting as
much as possible for video input, and can display an enlarged picture of which “Aspect” is
set to “Full 2” for PC input.
• You can set the “Multi Display” only when the “PAP” function is disabled.
• When “Position” is set to the right-bottom, the POWER/STANDBY indicator lights up even
if “LED” is set to “Off”. The indicator also lights up even when the display is off (standby),
errors are detected, or the display is in sleep mode including the case of no signal or
unsupported signal.
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Aspect
“Wide Zoom”: Select to enlarge to fill screen with minimum distortion.
“Zoom”: Select to enlarge the original picture without distorting the aspect ratio.
See page 14.
“Full”: Select to enlarge the original picture horizontally to fill the screen when the
original source is 4:3 (Standard definition source). When the original source is 16:9
(High definition source), select this mode to display 16:9 picture in original size.
“4:3”: Select to display 4:3 picture in original size when the original source is 4:3
(Standard definition source).
Tips
• To change from one “Aspect” option to another, you can also use on the remote control.
• Select “Zoom” to display movies and other DVD content with black bands, using the entire
viewable area of the screen.
• For “Wide Zoom” and “Zoom” modes, you can adjust “H Shift”, “V Shift” and “V Size”.
See page 26.
Note
You cannot set the “Aspect” while using the “PAP” function or the “Multi Display”.
Adjust Screen
“H Size”: Allows you to adjust the size of the picture horizontally. Press G/g and
press to choose a correction.
“H Shift”: Allows you to move the position of the picture left and right in the
window. Press G/g and press to choose a correction.
“V Size”: Allows you to adjust the size of the picture vertically. Press F/f and press
to choose a correction.
“V Shift”: Allows you to move the position of the picture up and down in the
window. Press F/f and press to choose a correction.
“Reset”: Resets all settings of “Adjust Screen” to default settings.
Notes
• “Adjust Screen” is not available while using the “PAP” function or the “Multi Display”.
• If there is no signal currently being input, none of the “Screen” settings options, except for “PAP Setting” and “Multi Display”
can be selected.
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For PC Input
When input is switched to PC input source, the
“Screen” settings specific for PC input are applied.
The “Screen” settings for a PC include the following
options:
PAP Setting
Multi Display
Aspect
Adjust Screen
See “PAP Setting” for video input (page 24).
See “Multi Display” for video input (page 25).
“Full 1”: Select to enlarge the picture to fill the display area in the vertical direction,
keeping its original horizontal-to-vertical aspect ratio. A black frame will appear on
the surrounding of the picture.
“Full 2”: Select to enlarge the picture to fill the display area.
“Real”: Select to display the picture in its original number of dots.
Note
You cannot set the “Aspect” while using the “PAP” function or the “Multi Display”
function.
“Auto Adjustment”: Select “OK” to automatically adjust the display position and
phase of the picture when the display receives an input signal from the connected PC.
Note that “Auto Adjustment” may not work well with certain input signals. In such
cases, manually adjust the options below.
“Phase”: Select to adjust the phase when the screen flickers.
“Pitch”: Select to adjust the pitch when the picture has unwanted vertical stripes.
“H Size”: Allows you to adjust the size of the picture horizontally. Press G/g and
press to choose a correction.
“H Shift”: Allows you to move the position of the picture left and right in the
window. Press G/g and press to choose a correction.
“V Size”: Allows you to adjust the size of the picture vertically. Press F/f and press
to choose a correction.
“V Shift”: Allows you to move the position of the picture up and down in the
window. Press F/f and press to choose a correction.
“Reset”: Resets all settings of “Adjust Screen” to default settings.
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Note
If there is no signal currently being input, none of the “Screen” settings options, except for “PAP Setting” and “Multi Display” can
be selected.
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Setup Settings
To highlight an option and to change settings, press
F/f/G/g.
Press to confirm the selection.
The “Setup” settings include the following options:
Language
Timer Setting
ECO Mode
Status Display
Speaker Out
Select to display all on-screen settings in your language of choice: “English”,
“Français”, “Deutsch”, “Español”, “Italiano” or “”.
You can adjust time, display the built-in clock, or set the timer to make the display
power on/off at a predetermined time.
“Clock Set”: Sets the day of the week and the hour of the day.
“Clock Display”: Displays the currently set time on the screen when set to “On”.
“On/Off Timer”: Sets the time at which the power is automatically turned on or off.
Note
If the built-in clock tends to lose time, the internal battery may be exhausted. Please
contact your authorized Sony dealer to have the battery replaced.
“Off”: Select to view picture without the benefit of power saving.
“Low”/“High”: Select to change brightness and reduce power consumption.
“On” makes input signal and “Aspect” information appear on the screen for about 20
seconds when the display is turned on, and the input signal information appear for
about 5 seconds when the input signal is switched, while “Off” disables display of
status information.
Tip
You can display the input signal and “Aspect” information by using DISPLAY on the remote
control regardless of the “Status Display” setting.
“On”: Enables sound to be emitted from the speakers.
“Off”: Disables sound to be emitted from the speakers.
Note
When “Speaker Out” is set to “Off”, “Sound Mode” and “Sound Mode Adjust.”
cannot be selected.
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Advanced Setup
“Control Setting”: This menu is used for settings of operation of the display and the
remote control.
“Index Number”: You can change the index number of the display if necessary.
Select to set the index number of the display with F/f and press ENTER to
confirm the setting.
Note
When you set the “Index Number”, use the buttons on the display. The “Index
Number” cannot be set with the remote control.
“Control Mode”
“Display+Remote”: You can operate the display with the control buttons on
the display and the remote control.
“Display Only”: Disables the remote control function. You can make
settings for the display only using the control buttons on the display.
“Remote Only”: Disables the controls on the display. You can make
settings for the display only using the remote control.
Note
When this item is operated, the available modes will differ depending on whether you
select by the remote control or the display. When setting this item with on the remote
control, you can select only “Display+Remote” or “Remote Only”. When setting this
item with ENTER on the display, you can select only “Display+Remote” or “Display
Only”.
“Auto Screen Adjust”
“On”: The settings such as picture size and position are saved for each input
signal, and the last settings are automatically applied each time the input signals
are switched.
“Off”: The “Auto Screen Adjust” is disabled even when input signals are
switched and the default settings are applied.
“Auto Shut Off”:
“On”: The display automatically enters the standby mode when a signal is not
input to the Video or S Video input connectors for more than about 5 minutes.
The display automatically enters the power saving mode when a signal is not
input to the DVI or HD15 input (RGB/COMPONENT) connectors for more than
about 30 seconds.
“Off”: The display is not turned off automatically even when no signal is input
to any connector.
Tip
While in the standby mode, press the 1 POWER switch on the display or the POWER ON
switch on the remote control to turn the display on. In the power saving mode, the display
is turned on automatically when a signal is input.
If there is no signal being input with RGB/COMPONENT IN of the optional adaptor
selected, the power remains on.
“Color Matrix”: Shows pictures in natural color tones when the HD15 IN (RGB/
COMPONENT) connector of the display is connected to a video equipment.
“Y/C
“Y/P
“Color Matrix” is available only for Component input.
”: When the signal format is 480i(525i) or 480p(525p)
B/CR
”: When the signal format is 720p(750p) or 1080i(1125i)
B/PR
Note
“Overscan”: Selects whether to display images with overscan or underscan.
“On”: Displays image with overscan.
“Off”: Displays image with underscan.
“Sync Mode”: Sets the mode according to the signal input at pin 13 of the HD15 IN
(RGB/COMPONENT) connector. Signals can be set only to 575/50i or 480/60i.
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“H/Comp”: Select when a horizontal signal or a composite synchronous signal
is input.
“Video”: Select when a video signal is input.
Notes
• “Sync Mode” is not available for PC input.
• Depending on the level of the composite synchronous signal, the image may not be displayed
correctly. In this case, change the “Sync Mode” setting.
• There are some inputs for which only synchronizing signals can be selected. In this case,
input horizontal/vertical synchronization signals through the pin 13 or 14 of the connectors.
• Sync Mode settings cannot be carried out for the input through the optional adaptors.
• This display does not support the three value sync format of composite sync and 576/60p.
• When you select the video signal for the synchronous mode setting, you cannot use the PAP
function.
“HD15 Signal”
“Display”/“Option1”/“Option2”: Sets the type of signal for a video equipment
or PC connected to the HD15 IN (RGB/COMPONENT) connector of the display
or the optional adaptors.
“Auto”: Select to choose either an analog RGB input signal or a component
input signal from a connected equipment.
“RGB”: Select to choose an analog RGB input signal from a connected
equipment.
“YUV”: Select to choose a component input signal from a connected
equipment.
Tip
For the available combination of two pictures, see page 24.
“Color System”: Select the color system of video signals from “Auto”, “NTSC”,
“NTSC4.43”, “PAL”, “PAL-M”, “PAL-N” or “PAL60”. Select “Auto” to set the
color system automatically.
Note
“Color System” is not available for PC input.
“Network Port”: Sets the network port to operate the display by remote control.
“Off”: Select when not using the network port. The power consumption during
standby mode can be reduced.
“Display”: Allows you to make settings of the display from a PC connected to
the REMOTE (LAN) connector of the display. (page 34)
“Option1”: Allows you to make settings of the display from a PC connected to
the REMOTE connector or the LAN connector of the OPTION 1 slot. (page 34)
“IP Address Setup”: Sets an IP address to enable communication speed between
the REMOTE (LAN) connector of the display or the optional adaptor and the
equipment such as a PC connected with the LAN cable.
“Speed Setup”: Sets a communication speed between the REMOTE (LAN)
connector of the display or the optional adaptor and the equipment such as a PC
connected with the LAN cable.
Tip
For details on how to make the settings of “IP Address Setup” and “Speed Setup”, see the
section of “Preparations for Using the Network Functions” (page 32).
Information
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Displays the “Model Name”, “Serial Number”, “Operation Time”, “Software
Version” and “IP Address” of your display.
Resets all adjustments and settings to factory settings.
Note
The items included in the “Information” option and the “Index Number” will not be
reset.
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Screen Saver Settings
If an image that does not change in brightness or a still
image, such as the kind of image displayed on a PC, is
displayed for a long time, an after-image (ghosting)
may be burned into the display panel. To correct or
lessen the severity of this problem, this unit is
equipped with a screen saver function. “Screen Saver”
includes the following menus.
All White
Pic. Inversion
Background
Auto Dimmer
Turns the entire screen white to equalize the irregularities caused by burn-in.
“On”: Select to reduce image retention and burn-in by turning the screen all white
for about 30 minutes.
“Off”: Select to cancel “All White”.
“On”: Inverts the image hue.
“Auto”: Carries out the “Pic. Inversion” process once a day.
Select the desired time to set “Start Time” and “End Time” with F/f, and then press
.
“Off”: Sets the “Pic. Inversion” to “Off”.
Note
If you set “Start Time” and “End Time” to the same time, the setting of “Start Time” takes
priority over that of “End Time”. The display image does not return to the original image at the
“End Time”. If “Pic. Inversion” is activated when the color tone of the image has already been
reversed, the reversing is terminated.
Changes the brightness of background of a picture (aspect ratio 4:3). “Gray”, “Dark
Gray”, or “Black” can be selected.
Note
The lower the brightness contrast between the picture and its background, the more
reduction in after image and burn-in may result.
When “On” is selected, you can reduce the chance of image retention and burn-in by
gradually reducing the brightness when there has been no or very little movement in
the image for more than 5 minutes. The brightness is automatically restored when
movement is detected.
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Pic. Orbit
“Orbit”: Select “On” to reduce the chance of image retention and burn-in by
automatically moving the image position after a certain time frame.
“Orbit Range”: When moving the image position, you can select the range to move
from “Small”, “Mid” or “Large”.
“Orbit Cycle”: Select the desired time frame for changing the image position from
“16 sec”, “32 sec”, “64 sec” and “320 sec”.
Note
Displays the new image position of the inversed picture after a certain time frame during
picture inversion.
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Network Functions
Preparations for Using
the Network Functions
Precautions
• The software specifications of this display are
subject to change for improvements without notice.
• Screens shown by application software may differ
slightly from the illustrations shown in this manual.
• For safety, connect the port of this display only to a
network where there is no danger of excessive
voltage or voltage surges.
• The steps described in this manual are guaranteed
only for use under the following environment
conditions.
Operating system:
Microsoft Windows XP/Windows Vista
Browser:
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
• To ensure security on the network, setting a user
name and password is recommended. For
information on how to make these settings, see the
section “Setup screen” (page 35).
For security settings, refer to your network
administrator.
Setting an IP address
The display can be connected to a network with
10BASE-T/100BASE-TX LAN cable.
When connected to a LAN, the IP addresses of the
display can be set using one of the following two
methods. Consult your network administrator
regarding details about IP address selection.
• Assigning a fixed IP address to the display
Normally this method should be used. Note that in
factory setting, the display is set to obtain an IP
address automatically.
• Automatically obtaining an IP address
If the network to which the display is connected has
a DHCP server, you can have the DHCP server
automatically assign an IP address. Note that in this
case the IP address may change every time the
display in which the display is installed is turned on.
Before setting the IP address, connect the LAN cable
to the display to establish the network. After about 30
seconds, turn on the display, and then start making the
desired settings.
• Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States of America and/
or other countries.
• All other product names, company names, etc. mentioned in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks
of their respective owners.
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Assigning a fixed IP address to the display
1 Press MENU to bring up the main menu.
2 Select “Setup” with F/f and press .
3 Select “Advanced Setup” with F/f and
press .
4 Select “IP Address Setup” with F/f and
press .
5 Select “Manual” with F/f and press .
Note
When an IP address is not set properly, the following error
codes will be displayed in accordance with the error cause.
Error 1: Communication error between the display and the
optional adaptor such as the BKM-FW50
Error 2: The specified IP address is already used for other
equipment
Error 3: IP address error
Error 4: Gateway address error
Error 5: Primary DNS address error
Error 6: Secondary DNS address error
Error 7: Subnet mask error
6 Select an desired item to set from “IP
Address”, “Subnet Mask”, “Default
Gateway”, “Primary DNS”, “Secondary
DNS” with F/f and press .
7 Set the three digit value (0 to 255) for each
of the four box with F/f on the display or
numeric keys on the remote control and
press or g.
8 Set the three digit value (0 to 255) for each
of the four boxes and press . Repeat the
same procedure as step 6 and select the
next desired item to set with F/f and press
.
9 After values are set for all the desired
items, select “Execute” with F/f, then
press .
Select “OK” and press . An IP address is set
manually.
When “Cancel” is selected, the setting will return to
the original setting.
Automatically obtaining an IP address
1 Press MENU to bring up the main menu.
2 Select “Setup” with F/f and press .
3 Select “Advanced Setup” with F/f and
press .
4 Select “IP Address Setup” with F/f and
press .
Checking the automatically assigned IP
address
1 Press MENU to bring up the main menu.
2 Select “Setup” with F/f and press .
3 Select “Information” with F/f and press
.
4 Select “IP Address” with F/f and press
.
The IP address currently acquired is displayed.
Setting a communication speed
1 Press MENU to bring up the main menu.
2 Select “Setup” with F/f and press .
3 Select “Advanced Setup” with F/f and
press .
4 Select “Speed Setup” with F/f and press
.
5 Select a desired communication speed to
set from “Auto”, “10Mbps Half”, “10Mbps
Full”, “100Mbps Half”, or “100Mbps Full”
with F/f and press .
When “Auto” is selected, a communication speed
appropriate for your network configuration is
automatically set.
6 Select “Execute” with F/f and press to
reflect the setting.
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5 Select “DHCP” with F/f and press .
Select “Execute” and press . An IP address is
automatically set.
When “Cancel” is selected, the setting will not be
executed.
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PC Operation
Setting items on respective screens
When using the LAN function of the display
Controlling the display
You can make various display settings on the screen
of the PC.
Make sure that the display, PC, and router or hub are
properly connected with the network cable. Then turn
on power to the display, the PC, and the router or hub.
There are four display screens, divided by function:
Information screen, Configure screen, Control screen,
and Setup screen.
For details on the functions of buttons, see instructions for
each function of the display.
1 Start the browser of the PC (Internet
Explorer 6.0 or later).
2 Enter the IP address that was assigned to
the display in the previous page as
“http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”, then press the
ENTER key on the keyboard.
When a user name and password have
been set, the “Network Password” screen
appears. Enter the user name and
password that were set, and then proceed
to the next step.
3 Click the function tab at the top of the
screen and select the desired screen.
Information screen
This screen shows the model name, serial number and
other display information, as well as the power status
and the input signal selection.
The screen is for information only. There are no items
that can be set.
Configure screen
Timer
Lets you make settings for the timer function.
Click “Apply” when done.
Screen Saver
Lets you make settings for the screen saver function.
Click “Apply” when done.
Picture and Picture
Lets you make settings for the Picture and Picture
function.
Click “Apply” when done.
Note
Before setting the “Timer” function, make sure to configure
the time setting on the Setup screen (page 35).
Control screen
POWER
Switches the display on or off.
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INPUT
Lets you select the input signal.
PICTURE MODE
Lets you select the picture mode.
ASPECT
Lets you switch the aspect ratio of the image.
Volume +/– buttons
Adjust the display volume.
Contrast +/– buttons
Adjust the screen contrast.
Brightness +/– buttons
Adjust the screen brightness.
Chroma +/– buttons
Adjust the color intensity.
Phase +/– buttons
Adjust the color balance.
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Reset button
Resets the settings from “Contrast” to “Phase” to their
factory default values.
Notes
• If the input signal is Video or S Video and the color system
of the video signal is not NTSC, “Phase” is not available.
• “Chroma” and “Phase” are not available for PC input.
• “Normal” at the ASPECT setting corresponds to “4:3” for
video input or “Real” for PC input.
Password
The administrator and user name and password
information can be entered here. The administrator
name is fixed to “root”.
Each can be a maximum of 8 characters long.
Once a user name and password are set, the “Network
Password” screen appears whenever the display
control screen of the display is called up. To ensure
security on the network, setting a user name and
password is recommended.
Setup screen
This screen lets you set up the Network Password. The
factory default settings are as follows:
Name:root
Password: pudadm
After you have made any changes or entered
information, click “Apply” at the bottom of each
screen to enable the settings.
Special characters cannot be used in the text fields.
Owner Information
Owner
Enter owner information here.
Display Location
Enter information about the display installation
location here.
Note
Do not use spaces when entering the information.
Doing so may cause the file name to display
incorrectly.
Memo
You can enter auxiliary information here.
Time
Time
Enter the time and the day of the week here.
Network
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Select “Specify an IP address” to enter each value in
the IP address’s numeric string.
Select “Obtain an IP address (DHCP)” to acquire an
IP address automatically from the DHCP server. Note
that in this case the IP address may change every time
the display in which the display is installed is turned
on.
Note
The IP address can be set from the menu of the
display. For details, see “IP Address Setup” (page 30).
Mail Report
Error Report
When a display function error has occurred, an error
report is immediately sent by e-mail (error
notification).
Status Report
The status of the display can be reported via email
according to the selected time interval.
Address
Enter the target e-mail address here. Up to four
addresses can be specified, for simultaneous sending
of an error report. The maximum length for each
address is 64 characters.
Mail Account
Mail Address:
Enter the allocated mail address here.
The maximum length for the address is 64
characters.
Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP):
Enter the mail server address here.
The maximum length for the address is 64
characters.
Requires the use of POP Authentication before
Send e-mail (POP before SMTP):
If POP authentication is required when connecting
to the SMTP server, select this check box.
Incoming Mail Server (POP3):
When POP authentication is used for the “POP
before SMTP” setting, enter the POP3 server
address here.
Account Name:
Enter the mail account name here.
Password:
Enter the mail password here.
Send Test Mail:
To test whether mail can be sent successfully to
the specified address(es), select this check box
and click “Apply”. A test mail will be sent.
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Note
If any of the following items is not set or not set
correctly, an error message appears, and test mail
cannot be sent:
• Target address
• Mail account address and mail server address
(SMTP)
Advanced
Gives access to advanced settings to enable use of
various applications on the network. Make the settings
as required by the respective application.
Advertisement
Lets you make settings for the Advertisement and
Broadcast functions on the network.
ID Talk
Lets you make settings for the ID Talk function. ID
Talk is a protocol that allows network-based control of
the display. Controlled items includes various settings
and adjustments such as color temperature and
gamma. For information about supported ID Talk
commands, contact your local Sony dealer.
SNMP
The display is a network equipment which supports
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol).
Besides standard MIB-II, Sony Enterprise MIB is also
supported. This screen allows making settings for
SNMP.
For information about supported SNMP commands,
contact your local Sony dealer.
Returning to default settings
To reset all settings made on the Setup screen to the
factory default condition, reset to the default settings
by assigning the “All Reset” setting, and then assign
the appropriate settings of the network again.
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Other Information
Troubleshooting
Check whether the POWER/STANDBY indicator is flashing red.
When it is flashing
The self-diagnosis function is activated.
1 Check how many times the POWER/STANDBY indicator flashes and how long it stops flashing.
For example, the indicator flashes 2 times, stops flashing for 3 seconds, and flashes 2 times.
2 Press 1 on the display (top side) to switch off, disconnect the power cord.
Inform your dealer or Sony service center of how the indicator flashes (the number of flashes and the duration
of light out).
When it is not flashing
1 Check the items in the table below.
2 If the problem still persists, have your display serviced by qualified personnel
ProblemPossible Remedies
The power switch and control
buttons on the display do not work.
No picture.
No picture.
The display turns off
automatically.
Poor picture.
No color/Dark picture/The
picture is too bright/Color is not
correct/The picture gradually
becomes dark/Horizontal noise
appears on the picture
No sound/Noisy sound.
Good picture, no sound.
Remote control does not operate.
• Check “Control Setting” (page 29).
• Check the connection between the video equipment and the display.
• Check the settings of “HD15 Signal” (page 30).
• Try switching input using the INPUT button of the display, or the
remote control (page 7, 12).
• Check if “Timer Setting” is activated (page 28).
• Check if the “Auto Shut Off” function is set to “On” (page 29).
• Check if the room temperature is above 35°C.
• Press PICTURE to select the desired “Picture Mode” (page 12).
• Adjust the “Picture Mode” options in the “Picture/Sound” settings
(page 21, 22).
• Check the “Pic. Inversion” and “Auto Dimmer” settings on the
“Screen Saver” setting menu (page 31).
• Check the condition of the signal cable.
• Check if the room temperature is above 35°C.
• Check the volume control.
• Press on the remote control or + so that Muting disappears
from the screen (page 13).
• Check “Speaker Out” settings (page 28).
• Check the polarity of the batteries or replace the batteries.
• Point the remote control at the remote control sensor of the display.
• Keep the remote control sensor area clear from obstacles.
• Check “Control Setting” (page 29).
• Check whether a cable is connected to the CONTROL S IN
connector. The remote control cannot be used while the display is
controlled via a CONTROL S connection.
• Fluorescent lamps can interfere with remote control operation; try
turning off the fluorescent lamps.
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ProblemPossible Remedies
Cannot connect to the network.
• Plug the cable firmly into the REMOTE connector or the network
port.
• Select a straight cable or a cross-wired cable, as required by the
network environment.
• Check the network settings of the PC.
• Reset to the default settings by assigning the “All Reset” setting on
the “Setup” setting menu, and then assign the appropriate settings of
the network again.
The display control screen (the
Web screen displaying the
display’s GUI) does not appear.
• Click the refresh or reload button on your Web browser.
• Make sure the IP address is correct.
• Use Internet Explorer 6.0 or later.
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Input Signal Reference
Chart
PC signals
horizontal
Resolution
a)
1VGA
2 640 × 480@60 Hz 31.5 60
3Mac
4 VGA (VGA TEXT)31.5 70
5
6 Mac 16"49.7 75
7
8
9
10
11 Mac 21"68.7
12
13
14
15 848
16 848
17 848
18 1280
19
20 1280
21 1280
22
23 800
24
25 1280
26
27
-1 (VGA 350)31.5 70
b)
13"35.0 67
800 × 600@60 Hz (VESAc) STD)
1024 × 768@60 Hz (VESA STD)
1024 × 768@75 Hz (VESA STD)
1024 × 768@85 Hz (VESA STD)
1152 × 864@75 Hz (VESA STD)
1280 × 960@60 Hz (VESA STD)
1280 × 1024@60 Hz (VESA STD)
1600 × 1200@60 Hz (VESA STD)*
×
480@60 Hz (CVTd))29.860
×
480@75Hz (CVT)37.775
×
480@85Hz (CVT)43.085
×
720@60Hz (CVT)44.860
1280 × 768@60Hz (CVT)
×
768@75Hz (CVT)60.375
×
960@60Hz (CVT)59.760
1360 × 768@60Hz (CVT)
×
600@60Hz (CVT)37.460
1024 × 768@60Hz (CVT)
×
1024@60Hz (CVT)63.760
1400 × 1050@60Hz (CVT)*
1600 × 1200@60Hz (CVT)*
frequency
(kHz)
37.9 60
48.4 60
60.0 75
68.7 85
67.575
60.060
64.060
75.060
47.860
47.760
47.860
65.360
74.560
vertical
frequency
(Hz)
75
TV/Video signals
Available Inputs
Resolution
1 480/60iaa
2 480/60paa
3 575/50iaa
4 576/50paa
5 720/50p
6 720/60p
7 1080/50i
8 1080/60i
a) VGA is a registered trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation, U.S.A.
b) Mac (Macintosh) is a registered trademark of Apple Inc.
c) VESA is a registered trademark of the Video Electronics
Standards Association.
d) VESA Coordinated Video Timing
Notes
• For HDTV signals, input the tri-level sync signal to the
2nd pin of RGB/COMPONENT (D-sub 15 pin) on the
HD15 IN connector or the BKM-FW12 (optional
adaptor).
• If colors appear too light after input of a DVD signal to the
display, adjust “Chroma” in the “Picture/Sound” settings.
• When the phase is readjusted, the resolution will be
reduced.
• The signals from the Macintosh computer will not be
guaranteed for recognizing the digital RGB input.
• You cannot input the signal indicated with * to DVI IN.
Video Component/
RGB
aa
aa
aa
aa
DVI
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Actual on-screen display of the input signal
and the display’s status
On-screen
display
640
×
480 / 60 (e.g.) The selected input signal is a PC
480 / 60I (e.g.)The selected input signal is
NTSC (e.g.)The selected input signal is
Not Supported Signal The selected input signal is
No SignalThere is no input signal.
HD15The selected input is HD15.
HD15 RGBThe selected input is HD15.
HD15 ComponentThe selected input is HD15.
DVIThe selected input signal is DVI.
Option 1 Video/
Option 2 Video
Option 1 S Video/
Option 2 S Video
Option 1 RGB/
Option 2 RGB
Option 1 Component/
Option 2 Component
Significance
signal.
component video.
NTSC.
non-supported signal.
“HD15 Signal” is set to “Auto”.
“HD15 Signal” is set to “RGB”.
“HD15 Signal” is set to “YUV”.
The Composite Video signal of
Option 1 or Option 2 input is
selected.
The S video signal of Option 1 or
Option 2 input is selected.
The analogue RGB signal of
Option 1 or Option 2 input is
selected.
The component video signal of
Option 1 or Option 2 input is
selected.
Picture size1,106 (horizontal) × 622 (vertical) mm
Panel size50-inch (diagonal 1,270 mm)
Inputs and Outputs
REMOTENetwork port (10BASE-T/
HD15 IN
RGB/COMPONENT
AUDIOStereo mini jack (× 1)
DVI IN DVI
AUDIO OUT L/RRCA pin jack (× 2)
VIDEO INPUT Adaptor BKM-FW10
VIDEO INBNC (× 1)
VIDEO OUTBNC (× 1) Loop-through
S VIDEO INMini DIN 4-pin (× 1)
S VIDEO OUTMini DIN 4-pin (× 1) Loop-through
AUDIOPin jack (× 2)
MONITOR CONTROL Adaptor BKM-FW21
REMOTE (RS-232C) D-sub 9-pin (× 1)
CONTROL S IN/OUT Mini jack (× 2)
(vertical)
PAL60
1
/16 × 1/16 inches)
(
5
/8 × 24 1/2 inches)
(43
100BASE-TX)
D-sub 15-pin (female) (× 1) (See
page 42.)
500 mVrms, high impedance
(DVI Specification Rev. 1.0
compliant)
AUDIO
Stereo minijack (× 1)
500 mVrms, high impedance
500 mVrms, high impedance
Composite video, 1 Vp-p ± 2 dB sync
negative, 75 ohms
(automatic termination)
Y (luminance): 1 Vp-p ± 2 dB sync
negative, 75 ohms terminated
C (chrominance): Burst
0.286 Vp-p ± 2 dB (NTSC),
75 ohms terminated
Burst 0.3 Vp-p ± 2 dB (PAL),
75 ohms terminated
500 mVrms, high impedance
General
Power requirements
Power consumption
Speaker output7 W + 7 W (6 ohms)
Operating conditions
Storing/transporting conditions
Dimensions1,256 × 753 × 112 mm
MassApprox. 44 kg (97 lb.)
Supplied accessories
Optional accessories
Safety regulations
Design and specifications are subject to change
without notice.
100 V to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz,
4.6 A (Maximum)
440 W
Adequate load impedance, 6 to 16 ohms
Temperature: 0
(32
Humidity: 20% to 90%
(no condensation)
Temperature: –10
(14
Humidity: 20% to 90%
(no condensation)
1
/2 × 29 3/4 × 4 1/2 inches)
(49
(w/h/d, excluding projections)
AC power cord (1)
LAN cable (1)
Component video signal cable
(HD15 - RCA × 3) (1)
AC plug holder (2)
Cable holder (6)
Remote Control RM-FW002 (1)
Size AA (R6) batteries (2)
Operating instructions (1)
Display stand SU-50FW
Speakers SS-SP50FW
Optional adaptors for system expansion,
BKM-FW series
UL 60950-1, CSA No. 60950-1-03 (c-
UL), FCC Class B, IC Class B,
EN 60950-1 (NEMKO), CE, C-Tick
°C to 35 °C
°F to 95 °F)
°C to +40 °C
°F to 104 °F)
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Pin assignment
HD15 RGB/COMPONENT connector (D-sub 15-pin)
Pin No.Signal
1Red video or CR/P
2Green video or Y
3Blue video or C
4Ground
5Ground
6Red ground
7Green ground
8Blue ground
9Not used
10Ground
11Ground
12SDA
13H sync or Composite Video (as sync
signal)
14V sync
15SCL
R
B/PB
Note
When inputting a component signal, be sure not to input sync
signals to pins 13 and 14. If you do so, the picture may not be
displayed properly.
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Index
Numerics
4:3 14, 26
A
AC IN socket 11, 17
Active Picture
Address
Adjust Screen
Advanced
Advanced Setup
Advertisement
All Reset
All White
Aspect
AUDIO connector
AUDIO IN L/R connector
AUDIO OUT L/R connector
Auto Adjustment
Auto Dimmer
Auto Screen Adjust
Auto Shut Off
B
Background 20, 31
Balance
Bass
22, 23
Brightness
C
Cable holder 18
Chroma
CineMotion
Clock Display
Clock Set
Color Matrix
Color System
Color Temp.
Conference
Configure screen
Contrast
Contrast button
Control Mode
CONTROL S IN/OUT connector
Control screen
Control Setting
Custom
D
DISPLAY button 13
DVI button
DVI connector
DVI IN connector
Dynamic
Dynamic Picture
E
ECO Mode 20, 28
ENTER button
Error Report
F
Full 1/Full 2 14, 27
24
35
19, 26, 27
36
20, 29
36
20, 30
20, 31
19, 26, 27
9
9
8
27
20, 31
29
29
23
21, 23
21
21
28
28
29
30
21, 23
21, 22
34
21, 23
13
29
34
29
21, 22, 23
12
9
9
22, 23
21
7
35
14, 26
Full
G
Gamma Correct. 21, 23
H
H Shift 26, 27
26, 27
H Size
HD15 button
HD15 IN connector
HD15 Signal
HDMI button
I
ID MODE buttons 13, 16
ID Talk
Index Number
Information
Information screen
INPUT button
Input signal
IP Address Setup
L
Language 20, 28
LED
M
Mail Account 35
Mail Report
MENU button
MONITOR CONTROL
ADAPTOR
Multi Display
Muting button
N
Network 35
Network Port
Noise Reduction
O
On/Off Timer 28
9
OPTION 1/OPTION 2 button
OPTION 1/OPTION 2 slot
Orbit
Orbit Cycle
Orbit Range
Output Format
Overscan
Owner Information
P
PAP 24
PAP button
PAP Setting
Password
Phase
Pic. Inversion
Pic. Orbit
PICTURE button
Picture Mode Adjust.
13
9
30
12
36
13, 16, 29
20, 30
34
7
39
30
25
35
7, 12
9
19, 25, 27
13
30
21
13
9
31
31
31
25
29
35
13, 15
15, 19, 24, 27
35
21, 27
20, 31
20, 31
12
19, 21, 23
Picture Mode
Picture Position
Picture Size
Picture/Sound Settings
Pitch
Position
POWER ON switch
POWER switch
POWER/STANDBY indicator
R
Real 14, 27
REMOTE connector
Remote control sensor
Reset
RGB/COMPONENT connector
S
S VIDEO button 12
S VIDEO IN/OUT connector
Screen Saver Settings
Screen Settings
Setup screen
Setup Settings
Sharpness
SNMP
Sound Mode Adjust.
Sound Mode
Speaker Out
SPEAKER socket
Speed Setup
Stand installation hooks
Standard
STANDBY button
Status Display
Status Report
Surround
Swap
Sync Mode
T
Tiles 25
Timer Setting
Treble
V
V Shift 26, 27
V Size
VIDEO button
VIDEO IN/OUT connector
VIDEO INPUT ADAPTOR
Vivid
Volume button
W
Wide Mode 14
Wide Mode button
Wide Zoom
Window
Z
Zoom 14, 26
19, 21, 22
24
24
19, 21
27
25
12
7
8
7
21, 22, 23, 26, 27
9
20, 31
19, 24
35
20, 28
21
36
19, 22, 23
19, 22, 23
20, 28
11
30
11
21, 22, 23
13
20, 28
35
22, 23
24
29
20, 28
22, 23
26, 27
12
9
9, 10
21, 22
13
12, 14
14, 26
25
7
9
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AVERTISSEMENT
Pour réduire le risque d’incendie ou
d’électrocution, placez cet appareil à l’abri
de la pluie et de l’humidité.
De dangereuses hautes tensions circulent à
l’intérieur de cet appareil. N’ouvrez pas le
châssis. Confiez-en l’entretien
exclusivement à un personnel qualifié.
Transport
Lorsque que vous transportez l’écran, tenez le par
l’appareil lui même et non par les haut parleurs. Dans
le cas contraire, ces derniers peuvent se détacher et
l’appareil risque de tomber. Ceci pourrait entraîner
des blessures.
Pour les utilisateurs au Canada
Cet appareil est numérique de la classe B est conforme
à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
La prise doit être près de l’appareil et facile d’accès.
ATTENTION
RISQUE D’EXPLOSION SI LA PILE EST
REMPLACEE PAR UNE PILE DE TYPE
INCORRECT. DEBARRASSEZ-VOUS DES PILES
USAGEES EN RESPECTANT LES
REGLEMENTATIONS.
Pour les clients en Europe
Le fabricant de ce produit est Sony Corporation,
1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo, 108-0075 Japon. Le
représentant autorisé pour les questions de
compatibilité électromagnétique (EMC) et la sécurité
des produits est Sony Deutschland GmbH,
Hedelfinger Strasse 61, 70327 Stuttgart, Allemagne.
Pour toute question relative au SAV ou à la garantie,
merci de bien vouloir vous référer aux coordonnées
contenues dans les documents relatifs au SAV ou la
garantie.
Ne pas utiliser cet appareil dans une zone
résidentielle.
AVERTISSEMENT
Il s’agit d’un produit de Classe A. Dans un
environnement domestique, cet appareil peut
provoquer des interférences radio, dans ce cas
l’utilisateur peut être amené à prendre des mesures
appropriées.
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Introduction
Précautions
Sécurité
• Une plaque signalétique indiquant la tension de service, la
consommation électrique, etc. est située à l’arrière de
l’appareil.
• Si des solides ou des liquides pénètrent à l’intérieur du
châssis, débranchez le moniteur et faites-le vérifier par un
technicien qualifié avant de le remettre en service.
• Débranchez le cordon de la prise si vous prévoyez de ne
plus utiliser le moniteur pendant quelques jours.
• Pour débrancher le cordon, tirez-le par la fiche. Ne tirez
jamais sur le cordon lui-même.
• Lorsque l’appareil est installé sur le sol, utilisez le support
en option.
Installation
• Veillez à assurer une circulation d’air adéquate pour éviter
une surchauffe interne de l’appareil. Ne placez pas
l’appareil su r des surfaces textiles (tapis, couvertures, etc.)
ni à proximité de rideaux ou de draperies susceptibles
d’obstruer les orifices de ventilation.
• N’installez pas l’appareil à proximité de sources de
chaleur comme un radiateur ou une bouche d’air chaud, ni
dans un endroit exposé au rayonnement solaire direct, à
des poussières excessives, à des vibrations ou à des chocs
mécaniques.
• Lorsque vous installez plusieurs équipements avec
l’appareil, des problèmes peuvent survenir selon la
position des uns par rapport aux autres, notamment un
mauvais fonctionnement de la télécommande, des
parasites à l’écran ou des bruits accompagnant le son.
Ecran d’affichage à Plasma (PDP)
• Des points lumineux ou sombres (rouges, bleus ou verts)
peuvent apparaître à l’écran. Ce phénomène n’est pas le
signe d’un problème de fonctionnement. Bien que cet
écran à plasma soit issu d’une technologie de haute
précision, il est possible qu’il génère des pixels sombres
ou lumineux. Des points sombres à la périphérie de l’écran
ou des bandes ou des couleurs irrégulières n’indiquent pas
un dysfonctionnement.
• En raison de sa conception, lorsqu’il est utilisé dans des
endroits avec une faible pression d’air, comme à haute
altitude, cet écran à plasma peut émettre un
bourdonnement.
• Si vous affichez la même image sur l’écran pendant une
durée prolongée, une partie de cette image peut
s’imprimer sur l’écran et laisser une image fantôme. Afin
d’éviter ce phénomène, utilisez la fonction d’économiseur
d’écran pour rétablir l’équilibre sur l’ensemble de l’écran.
Si une image fantôme est occasionnée, utilisez la fonction
d’économiseur d’écran ou un logiciel de vidéo ou de
traitement des images pour obtenir un mouvement
permanent sur l’écran. Si une image fantôme légère
(image imprimée) est occasionnée, elle peut s’atténuer
mais ce phénomène ne disparaît jamais complètement
après s’être produit.
• Pour protéger l’écran plasma, cet appareil n’accepte pas
les commandes provenant de ses touches de fonction ou de
sa télécommande pendant un certains temps après son
passage en mode ON/STANDBY. Au terme d’une de ces
opérations, attendez 8 secondes environ avant de saisir
une commande.
Nettoyage
• Veillez à débrancher le cordon d’alimentation avant de
nettoyer l’écran.
• Eliminez doucement les taches à l’aide d’un chiffon doux
et sec. Eliminez les taches tenaces avec un chiffon
légèrement imprégné d’un détergent doux, puis essuyez
de nouveau la zone avec un chiffon doux et sec.
• N’utilisez jamais d’alcool, d’essence, de dissolvant ou
d’insecticide pour le nettoyage. Cela risquerait
d’endommager le fini du boîtier ou d’effacer les
inscriptions y figurant.
Remarques sur la manipulation et
l’entretien de l’écran
La finition spéciale de la surface de la dalle de l’écran
doit être traitée délicatement lorsque vous nettoyez ou
manipulez l’écran. Pour le nettoyer, utilisez un chiffon
de nettoyage doux et évitez de toucher directement la
surface de l’écran.
Remballage
Conservez les cartons ainsi que les matériaux
d’emballage. Vous pourrez en avoir de nouveau
besoin en cas de déplacement et de transport de
l’appareil. Lors du transport de l’appareil, remballezle comme illustré sur le carton.
Pour toute question au sujet de cet appareil, consultez
un distributeur Sony agréé.
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Elimination des appareils électriques et électroniques
professionnels en fin de vie (Applicable dans les pays
de l’Union Européenne et aux autres pays européens
disposant de systèmes de collecte sélective)
Ce symbole, apposé sur le
produit ou sur son emballage,
indique que ce produit ne doit
pas être traité avec les déchets
ménagers. Il doit être déposé
dans un point de collecte
spécialisé dans le rec yclage des
équipements électriques et
électroniques. En s’assurant
que ce produit est bien mis au
rebut de manière appropriée,
vous aiderez à prévenir les conséquences négatives
potentielles pour l’environnement et la santé humaine.
Le recyclage des matériaux aidera à conserver les
ressources naturelles. Pour toute information
supplémentaire concernant le recyclage de ce produit,
contactez votre centre Sony local ou consultez le site
web de Sony pour l’Europe destiné aux
professionnels :
http://www.sonybiz.net/environment
FR
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Utilisez un cordon d’alimentation approprié à votre tension secteur locale.
a) Remarque : Utilisez une fiche appropriée conforme à la réglementation locale.
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Recommandations pour
l’installation
Montage horizontal de l’écran
Avant
7
25 (9
/8)
Laissez un espace suffisant autour de
l’écran.
• Veillez à assurer une ventilation adaptée en laissant un
espace suffisant autour de l’écran comme illustré cidessous afin d’éviter toute surchauffe interne.
• La température ambiante doit être comprise entre 0
°C (32 °F à 95 °F).
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• Veillez à utiliser le support SU-50FW approprié (non
fourni).
• Nous ne pouvons pas spécifier les produits utilisés en ce
qui concerne l’installation du matériel tels que les
supports de fixation, les vis ou les boulons. L’installation
proprement dite est réservée aux revendeurs locaux
agréés. Consultez un technicien Sony qualifié pour
l’installation.
• Lorsque l’écran est sous tension, il chauffe à l’intérieur.
Ceci peut provoquer des brûlures. Evitez de toucher le
dessus ou l’arrière de l’écran lorsqu’il est sous tension ou
juste après qu’il soit passé en mode de veille.
°C et
Utilisation du support d’écran
Avant
7
20 (7
/8)
10
(4
)
10
(4
)
10
(4)
25 (9
Côté
5 (2)
Montage vertical de l’écran
Avant
25
(9
7
/8)
20 (7
7
/8)
7
/8)
Unités : cm
(pouces)
25
7
(9
/8)
Assurezvous que le
commutateur
1
se trouve en
bas à droite.
10
(4)
POWER
Côté
Remarque
Le déplacement ou l’installation de l’écran lorsqu’ilest fixé
sur le support (non fourni) nécessite au moins 3 personnes.
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10 (4)
Unités : cm
(pouces)
10 (4)
Côté
Remarque
Lors du montage vertical, les enceintes SS-SP50FW (non
fournies) ne peuvent pas être utilisées.
5 (2)
Unités : cm
(pouces)
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Emplacement et fonction des pièces et commandes
Panneau avant
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1 Touche INPUT
Appuyez sur cette touche pour sélectionner un signal à
transmettre à partir du connecteur INPUT ou OPTION.
Ce signal bascule comme suit chaque fois que vous
appuyez sur la touche INPUT.
Si un adaptateur en option, qui prend en charge le
signal vidéo, est inséré dans l’emplacement OPTION,
OPTION n’est pas disponible.
2 MENU (page 19)
34 Touche f/F (volume/curseur)
Appuyez pour commander le volume des enceintes.
Lorsque le menu est affiché, appuyez pour déplacer le
curseur (jaune) ou pour définir une valeur.
5 Touche ENTER
Appuyez sur cette touche pour valider votre choix.
6 1
Permet de mettre l’écran sous tension ou hors tension (veille).
Remarque
Pour protéger le panneau, un certain temps est
nécessaire pour mettre l’écran sous tension ou hors
tension (veille). Si vous mettez l’écran sous tension juste
après l’avoir mis hors tension, attendez environ
8 secondes, puis mettez de nouveau l’écran sous tension.
7Capteur de télécommande
8 Indicateur POWER/STANDBY
• S’allume en vert lorsque l’écran est sous tension.
• S’allume en rouge lorsque l’écran est en mode de veille.
S’allume en orange lorsque l’écran passe en mode
d’économie d’énergie alors qu’il reçoit un signal
provenant d’un ordinateur.
Si l’indicateur POWER/STANDBY clignote, voir
page 38.
Remarque
Lorsque l’option « LED » des réglages « Affichage
multiple » est réglé sur « Non » et l’option « Position »
n’est pas réglée sur la position inférieure droite, le témoin
ne s’allume pas en vert même si l’écran est allumé, sauf si
aucun signal ou un signal non pris en charge est reçu.
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Panneau latéral
Emplacement
OPTION 1
(VIDEO/COM)
ConnecteurDescription
1 REMOTE
(10BASE-T/100BASE-TX)
2 AUDIO OUT L/R
(Prise RCA)
Permet de raccorder l’écran à un réseau à l’aide d’un câble LAN 10BASE-T/100BASETX.
Vous pouvez définir différents paramètres et contrôler l’écran via le réseau à partir d’un
ordinateur.
Attention
Par mesure de sécurité, ne raccordez pas le connecteur pour le câblage de périphériques pouvant
avoir une tension excessive à ce port. Suivez les instructions pour ce port.
Remarque
Lorsque vous utilisez ce connecteur, sélectionnez « Ecran » dans « Port réseau ». (page 30)
Ement un signal audio du signal indiqué à l’écran. Emet un signal audio correspondant à
l’image active* en mode « P&P » ou « PinP ».
Remarque
Les paramètres définis en « Mode du son » ne sont pas pris en compte.
Emplacement
OPTION 2
(VIDEO)
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ConnecteurDescription
3 HD15 IN
(D-sub à 15 broches)
4 DVIIN
(DVI-D à 24 broches)
5 MONITOR CONTROL
ADAPTOR (Adaptateur
COMMANDE
MONITEUR)
(le BKM-FW21 est préinstallé.)
6 Emplacement OPTION 1
(port VIDEO/COM)
7 VIDEO INPUT
ADAPTOR (Adaptateur
ENTREE VIDEO)
(le BKM-FW10 est préinstallé.)
8 Emplacement OPTION 2
(port VIDEO)
* Vous pouvez permuter le signal d’entrée et l’état qui correspond à la reproduction du son.
RGB/COMPONENT : Se raccorde à la sortie du signal analogique RVB ou du signal
composante d’un équipement vidéo ou d’un ordinateur. Voir page 43.
AUDIO : Permet de recevoir un signal audio. Se raccorde à la sortie du signal audio d’un
équipement vidéo ou d’un ordinateur.
Remarque
Lorsque de la transmission d’un signal composante, veillez à ne pas transmettre de signaux de
synchronisation aux broches 13 et 14. Sinon, il est possible que l’image ne s’affiche pas
correctement.
DVI : Se raccorde à la sortie du signal RVB numérique de l’équipement vidéo. Prend en
charge la protection contre la copie HDCP.
AUDIO : Transmet un signal audio. Se raccorde à la sortie du signal audio d’un
équipement vidéo, par exemple.
CONTROL S IN/OUT (mini-prise) : Vous pouvez commander plusieurs appareils avec
une seule télécommande lorsque l’écran est raccordé au connecteur CONTROL S d’un
appareil vidéo ou d’un autre écran. Raccordez le connecteur CONTROL S OUT de cet
écran au connecteur CONTROL S IN de l’autre appareil, puis raccordez le connecteur
CONTROL S IN de cet écran au connecteur CONTROL S OUT de l’autre appareil.
REMOTE (D-sub à 9 broches) : Ce connecteur permet de commander l’écran à l’aide du
protocole RS-232C. Pour plus d’informations, contactez votre revendeur Sony agréé.
Remarques
• Cet adaptateur ne fonctionne pas s’il est inséré dans l’emplacement OPTION 2.
• Vous ne pouvez pas utiliser simultanément le connecteur REMOTE et le connecteur
REMOTE (LAN)
• Lorsque vous utilisez le connecteur REMOTE, sélectionnez « Option1 » dans « Port réseau ».
(page 30)
Cet emplacement prend en charge les signaux vidéo et la fonction communication.
Lorsque vous insérez un adaptateur en option (de la série BKM-FW) dans cet
emplacement, vous pouvez augmenter les connecteurs de signaux d’entrée ou commander
l’écran via le réseau.
S VIDEO IN (mini DIN à 4 broches) : se raccorde à la sortie S Video (S Vidéo) d’un
module d’équipement vidéo.
S VIDEO OUT (mini DIN à 4 broches) : se raccorde à l’entrée S Video (S Vidéo) d’un
module d’équipement vidéo. Les images provenant de S VIDEO IN sont reproduites.
VIDEO IN (BNC) : se raccorde à la sortie vidéo d’un module d’équipement vidéo.
VIDEO OUT (BNC) : se raccorde à l’entrée vidéo d’un module d’équipement vidéo. Les
images provenant de VIDEO IN sont reproduites.
AUDIO IN L/R (prise à broches) : se raccorde à la sortie audio d’un équipement vidéo.
Cet emplacement prend en charge les signaux vidéo. Vous pouvez insérer un adaptateur
en option dans cet emplacement pour la fonction d’entrée/sortie de signaux vidéo.
L’adaptateur en option avec fonction de communication doit être inséré dans
l’emplacement 6 OPTION 1.
1.
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Adaptateurs en option
Les connecteurs repérés par 6 et 8 sur le panneau
latéral sont enfichables et sont compatibles avec
n’importe lequel des adaptateurs en option suivants
(non fournis).
Pour plus d’informations sur l’installation, consultez
votre revendeur Sony.
Pour plus de détails sur les adaptateurs en option pour
l’extension du système, pour la série BKM-FW,
reportez-vous au mode d’emploi correspondant.
Adaptateur D’ENTRÉE VIDÉO BKM-FW10
Il est identique à l’adaptateur en option pré-installé
dans l’emplacement 8 OPTION 2. Voir page 9.
Adaptateur D’ENTRÉE COMPOSANT/RVB
BKM-FW11
1 Y/G, PB/CB/B, PR/CR/R IN (BNC) : Se raccorde
à la sortie du signal analogique RVB ou du signal
composante d’un équipement vidéo ou d’un
ordinateur.
2 HD, VD IN (BNC) : Se raccorde à la sortie du
signal de synchronisation d’un ordinateur.
Remarque
Lors de la transmission d’un signal composante, veillez à ne
pas transmettre de signaux de synchronisation aux
connecteurs HD et VD. Sinon, il est possible que l’image ne
s’affiche pas correctement.
3 AUDIO (mini-prise stéréo) : Permet de recevoir
un signal audio. Se raccorde à la sortie audio d’un
équipement vidéo ou d’un ordinateur.
Adaptateur ACTIF RVB/COMPOSANT BKMFW12
1 RGB/COMPONENT IN (D-sub à 15 broches) :
Se raccorde à la sortie du signal composante ou du
signal analogique RVB d’un équipement vidéo ou
d’un ordinateur. Pour plus de détails sur la
transmission d’un signal composante au
connecteur, reportez-vous à la section
« Affectation des broches » à la page 43.
Remarque
Lorsque de la transmission d’un signal composante, veillez à
ne pas transmettre de signaux de synchronisation aux
broches 13 et 14. Sinon, il est possible que l’image ne
s’affiche pas correctement.
2 RGB/COMPONENT OUT (D-sub à 15
broches) :
Se raccorde à l’entrée du signal composante ou du
signal analogique RVB d’un équipement vidéo ou
d’un ordinateur. Les images provenant des
connecteurs désignés au point 1 ci-dessus sont
reproduites.
3 AUDIO IN (mini-prise stéréo) :
Permet de recevoir un signal audio. Se raccorde à
la sortie du signal audio d’un équipement vidéo ou
d’un ordinateur.
Remarque
Si l’écran n’est pas raccordé à l’alimentation secteur ou s’il
est en mode de veille, aucun signal n’est émis via RGB/
COMPONENT OUT.
Adaptateur MONITOR CONTROL BKMFW21
Identique à l’adaptateur en option préinstallé à
l’emplacement 6 OPTION 1. Voir page 9.
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Adaptateur pour RECEPTION MULTIMEDIA
BKM-FW50
Pour plus de détails, reportez-vous au mode d’emploi
du BKM-FW50.
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Panneau arrière
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PiècesDescription
1 Prise AC INRaccordez le cordon d’alimentation secteur fourni à cette prise et à une prise murale. Une
fois le cordon d’alimentation raccordé, l’indicateur POWER/STANDBY s’allume en
rouge et l’écran passe en mode de veille. Voir page 17.
2 Prise SPEAKERConnectez les enceintes SS-SP50FW (non fournies) à cette prise pour émettre un signal
audio correspondant à celui affiché sur l’écran. Vous bénéficiez ainsi d’un visionnage plus
performant. Assurez-vous de raccorder les enceintes correctement. Pour plus
d’informations sur le raccordement des enceintes, reportez-vous à leur mode d’emploi.
Pour plus de détails sur le cheminement des cordons d’enceintes, voir page 18.
3 Crochets d’installation du
support
Utilisez ces crochets pour installer le support d’écran SU-50FW (non fourni).
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Télécommande
Description des touches
1 Commutateur POWER ON
Appuyez sur ce commutateur pour mettre l’écran sous tension.
2 Touche DVI
Appuyez pour sélectionner l’entrée du signal vers le port DVI IN.
3 Touche HDMI
Vous ne pouvez pas utiliser cette touche sur cet écran.
4 Touche S VIDEO
Appuyez sur cette touche pour sélectionner l’entrée du signal d’un
équipement vidéo vers le connecteur S VIDEO IN.
5 Touche VIDEO
Appuyez sur cette touche pour sélectionner l’entrée du signal d’un
équipement vidéo vers le connecteur VIDEO IN.
6 Touche PICTURE
Permet de sélectionner le « Mode de l’image ». Chaque pression sur
cette touche permet de basculer entre « Éclatant », « Standard »,
« Personnalisé » et « Conférence ».
7 Touche F/f/G/g/
Les touches F/f/G/g permettent de déplacer le curseur (jaune) du
menu et de régler des paramètres, etc. Appuyez sur pour valider
le menu ou le réglage sélectionné.
En mode « PAP », vous pouvez commuter l’image active à l’aide de
G/g.
8 Touche
Appuyez sur cette touche pour modifier le format d’écran. Voir
page 14.
9 Touche MENU
Appuyez sur cette touche pour afficher les menus. Appuyez de
nouveau pour les masquer. Voir page 19.
Remarques
• Les touches 5 et comportent un point tactile. Utilisez le point tactile comme repère lors de l’utilisation de l’écran.
• Introduisez deux piles AA (R6) (fournies) en faisant correspondre la polarité 3 et # des piles avec celle du logement des piles.
Pour ouvrir, appuyez
et faites glisser
,
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