4-1. Adjustments with Commander ...........................27
4-1-1. How to Select Each Mode ..............................27
4-1-2. Programming the Remote Commander
for Operation in Service Mode.......................27
4-1-3. Setting the TV into Service Mode ..................27
4-1-4. Screen Display for Service Menu ..................27
4-1-5. Operation Method for Adjustments ...............29
4-2. Screen Centre Adjustment .................................. 29
4-3. Test Test Mode ...................................................29
WARNING !!
AN ISOLATION TRANSFORMER SHOULD BE USED DURING
ANY SERVICE WORK TO AVOID POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD
DUE TO LIVE CHASSIS, THE CHASSIS OF THIS RECEIVER IS
DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO THE POWER LINE.
7. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ..................................62
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING !!
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARKED
THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS AND IN THE
PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL FOR SAFE OPERATION. REPLACE
THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART
NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN
SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.
ON
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CAUTION
Lead Free Soldered Boards
The circuit boards listed below [T able 1] used in these models
may have been processed using Lead Free Solder . The boards are
identified by the LF logo located close to the board designation
e.g. F1, H1 etc [ see examples ]. The servicing of these boards
requires special precautions to be taken as outlined below .
Table 1
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
example 1
example 2
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It is strongly recommended to use Lead Free Solder material in order to guarantee optimal quality of new solder joints. Lead Free Solder is
available under the following part numbers :
Due to the higher melting point of Lead Free Solder the soldering iron tip temperature needs to be set to 370 degrees centigrade. This
requires soldering equipment capable of accurate temperature control coupled with a good heat recovery characteristics.
For more information on the use of Lead Free Solder, please refer to http://www.sony-training.com
The flexible mains lead is supplied connected to a B.S. 1363 fused
plug having a fuse of 5 AMP rating. Should the fuse need to be
replaced, use a 5AMP FUSE approved by ASTA to BS 1362, ie one
that carries the
IF THE PLUG SUPPLIED WITH THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT SUITABLE FOR THE OUTLET SOCKETS IN YOUR HOME, IT SHOULD
BE CUT OFF AND AN APPROPRIATE PLUG FITTED. THE PLUG
SEVERED FROM THE MAINS LEAD MUST BE DESTROYED AS A
PLUG WITH BARED WIRES IS DANGEROUS IF ENGAGED IN A
LIVE SOCKET.
When an alternative type of plug is used, it should be fitted with a
5 AMP FUSE, otherwise the circuit should be protected by a 5AMP
FUSE at the distribution board.
__ Video input1V +/- 3dB, 75ohms, positive sync 0.3V
_Video input
Y (S signal)
(plug, shield)
Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : Less than 1kohm*
Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : More than 10kohm*
Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : Less than 1kohm*
Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : More than 10kohm*
High state (9.5-12V) : Part mode
Low state (0-2V) : TV mode
Input impedence : More than 10K ohms
Input capacitance : Less than 2nF
positive
0.3 +/- 3dB, 75 ohms, positive
High state (1-3V) Low state (0-0.4V)
Input impedence : 75 ohms
(-3+10dB)
(-3+10dB)
1V +/- 3dB, 75ohms, positive sync 0.3V
(-3+10dB)
ConnectedNot Connected (open) * at 20Hz - 20kHz
Rear Connection PanelFront Connection Panel
S-Video
socket
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RM-906
SECTION 1 SELF DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION
LE-4A Self Diagnostic Software
The identification of errors within the LE-4A chassis is triggered in one of two ways :- 1: Busy or 2: Device failure to respond to IIC. In the
event of one of these situations arising the software will first try to release the bus if busy (Failure to do so will report with a continuous
flashing LED) and then communicate with each device in turn to establish if a device is f aulty . If a device is found to be faulty the rele v ant
device number will be displayed through the LED (Series of flashes which must be counted) See table 1, non fatal errors are reported using this
method. Each time the software detects an error it is stored within the NVM. See T able 2.
Table 1
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Flash Timing Example : e.g. error number 3
StBy LED
ONONON
OFF
OFF
How to enter into T able 2
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1.Turn on the main power switch of the TV set.
2.Program Remote Commander for Operation in Service
Mode. [See Page 27].
3.Press ‘VIDEO’ ‘VIDEO’ > ‘MENU’ on the Remote
Commander.
4.Using the Remote Commander, Scroll to the ‘Error Menu’
item using the down arrow ke y, then press the right arrow
key.
5.The following table will be displayed indicating the error
count.
Table 2
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RENUT:90E2
DNUOS:01E0
ETARNACS:21E4
DNEKCAB:41E2
HCTIWSVA:71E01
AMMAGLATIGID:22E3
srevirDDCL:32E6
TORPREKAEPS:42E0
33:28
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Note: T o clear the error count data press ‘80’ on the Remote
commander.
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SECTION 2GENERAL
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
press this button to switch your VCR or DVD on or off.
use.
the TV switches automatically into standby mode.
• After 15 minutes without TV signal and without any button being pressed,
• To save energy we recommend switching off completely when TV is not in
lights up). Press again to switch on TV from standby mode.
Press this button to temporarily switch off TV (the standby indicator on the TV
1 TV I/ : To Temporarily Switch Off TV (standby mode):
2
1
ws
wd
wf
Overview of Remote Control Buttons
VCR or DVD on/off:
2
5
4
3
w;
wa
of the source appears on the TV screen. Refer to page 25.
3 Selecting input source: press this button repeatedly until the desired input symbol
6
7
qk
ql
these buttons to select channels. For double-digit programme numbers, enter the
4 Selecting broadcast channels: if Media Selector (w; is switched to TV, press
9
8
qj
second digit within 2.5 seconds.
button to select double-digit channels for Sony's VCR e.g. 23, press -/-- first and next
5 Selecting VCR double-digit: if Media Selector (w;) is switched to VCR, press this
q;
qg
qh
the buttons 2 and 3.
qf
If Media Selector (w;) is switched to VCR, press this button to record programmes.
b) Resetting to factory set levels:
6 a) Recording button:
qa
qd
factory default levels. This will also return the set to the install condition and the
Press, for a minimum of 3 seconds, to return the picture and sound settings to the
qs
“Auto Tuning” menu will appear on the screen. If this is the case refer to the
section “Switching on the TV set and automatically Tuning” (page 11, step 5) of
this manual.
this button to return to the previous channel you were watching (provided you
7 Watching last channel selected: if Media Selector (w;) is switched to TV, press
again to cancel.
ws Selecting TV mode: press this button to switch off
menu system. Refer to page 12.
qs Menu system: press this button to enter the TV
PAP (Picture And Picture): press this button to
PAP, Teletext or Video input mode.
wd
or decrease the audio volume.
qdAdjusting volume: press these buttons to increase
For details. Refer to page 23.
details see page 22.
switched to VCR or DVD, these buttons will operate
the main functions of your VCR or DVD, once the
remote control has been programmed. Refer to page
26.
buttons to navigate through the menu system of the
TV. Refer to page 12.
q; Selecting the screen format: press this button
device you want to operate, TV, VCR or DVD. A
w; Media Selector: press this button to select which
repeatedly to change the format of the screen. Refer
Teletext: press this button to switch on Teletext. For
qj NexTView: press this button to display NexTView.
qk
ql Operating VCR or DVD: if Media Selector (w;) is
next press
V
) is switched to
or
v
watched it for at least 5 seconds).
page. Press it again to cancel the freeze.
8 Freezing a teletext page: in teletext mode, press this button to freeze a teletext
qs) is switched on, use these
(w;) is switched to TV and MENU is switched off,
press OK to display a channel overview. If you
9a) Displaying a channel index: if Media Selector
want to select a channel, press
again the OK button to watch the selected channel.
TV and MENU (
b) Navigator: if Media Selector (w;
screen indication such as channel number, etc. Press
green light will be momentarily lit to show which one
you have selected. For details refer to page 26.
wa Displaying Info: press this button to display all on-
press these
buttons to select the next or previous broadcast
channel.
to page 16.
qaSelecting broadcast channels:
TV sound. Press again to restore the sound.
divide the screen into two for watching two channels
simultaneously. Refer to page 21.
wf Muting the sound: press this button to mute the
Press this button
repeatedly to change the picture mode. For details on
the different picture modes. Refer to page 13.
repeatedly to change the sound effect. For details on
different sound effects. Refer to page 14.
qf Selecting picture mode: press this button
qg Selecting the sound effect:
used as Fastext buttons. For details see page 22.
qh Fastext: In Teletext mode, these buttons can be
1 Hexagon key
The operating instructions mentioned here are partial abstracts
from the Operating Instruction Manual. The page numbers of
the Operating Instruction Manual remain as in the manual.
2 Brackets
2 Batteries (AAA size)
1 Cleaning cloth
2 Screws
1 PC input cable
Checking the Accessories supplied
Make sure you insert the supplied batteries using the correct polarities.
Always remember to dispose of used batteries in an environmental friendly way.
1 Remote control (RM-906)
Inserting Batteries into the Remote Control
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KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
ventilation, leave a space of at least 10 cm from the
wall.
Do not block or cover this ventilation opening. For
or
VCR
OUT IN
• Connecting cables are not supplied.
• For more details of VCR connections as well as other connections, please refer to page 24.
Connecting the Aerial and VCR
press this button to switch your VCR or DVD on or off.
using a VCR.
The Scart lead is optional. If you use this optional connection it can improve picture and sound quality when
If you do not use a Scart lead, you will need to manually tune the VCR to a spare channel once the autotune
procedure has been completed. Refer to “Manual Programme Preset” on page 20. Also refer to your VCR
instruction manual to find out how to find the output channel of your VCR.
After setting up, secure the TV set to a wall, etc., using the supplied brackets and screws, for safety purposes.
Stabilizing the TV set
For details. Refer to page 23.
qj NexTView: press this button to display NexTView.
Mount the two supplied brackets with the screws provided to the upper rear side of the TV set.
1
details see page 22.
switched to VCR or DVD, these buttons will operate
Teletext: press this button to switch on Teletext. For
qk
the main functions of your VCR or DVD, once the
ql Operating VCR or DVD: if Media Selector (w;) is
remote control has been programmed. Refer to page
26.
device you want to operate, TV, VCR or DVD. A
w; Media Selector: press this button to select which
screen indication such as channel number, etc. Press
green light will be momentarily lit to show which one
you have selected. For details refer to page 26.
wa Displaying Info: press this button to display all on-
again to cancel.
ws Selecting TV mode: press this button to switch off
PAP (Picture And Picture): press this button to
PAP, Teletext or Video input mode.
divide the screen into two for watching two channels
simultaneously. Refer to page 21.
wd
Pass a strong cord or a chain through each bracket, and then secure to a wall or a pillar, etc.
2
TV sound. Press again to restore the sound.
wf Muting the sound: press this button to mute the
use.
the TV switches automatically into standby mode.
• After 15 minutes without TV signal and without any button being pressed,
• To save energy we recommend switching off completely when TV is not in
lights up). Press again to switch on TV from standby mode.
Press this button to temporarily switch off TV (the standby indicator on the TV
1 TV I/ : To Temporarily Switch Off TV (standby mode):
3
2
1
ws
wd
wf
Overview of Remote Control Buttons
VCR or DVD on/off:
2
5
4
w;
wa
of the source appears on the TV screen. Refer to page 25.
3 Selecting input source: press this button repeatedly until the desired input symbol
6
7
qk
ql
these buttons to select channels. For double-digit programme numbers, enter the
4 Selecting broadcast channels: if Media Selector (w; is switched to TV, press
8
qj
second digit within 2.5 seconds.
9
qh
button to select double-digit channels for Sony's VCR e.g. 23, press -/-- first and next
the buttons 2 and 3.
5 Selecting VCR double-digit: if Media Selector (w;) is switched to VCR, press this
q;
qf
qg
If Media Selector (w;) is switched to VCR, press this button to record programmes.
b) Resetting to factory set levels:
6 a) Recording button:
qa
qd
factory default levels. This will also return the set to the install condition and the
Press, for a minimum of 3 seconds, to return the picture and sound settings to the
qs
“Auto Tuning” menu will appear on the screen. If this is the case refer to the
section “Switching on the TV set and automatically Tuning” (page 11, step 5) of
this manual.
this button to return to the previous channel you were watching (provided you
7 Watching last channel selected: if Media Selector (w;) is switched to TV, press
– 8 –
next press
V
) is switched to
or
v
watched it for at least 5 seconds).
page. Press it again to cancel the freeze.
8 Freezing a teletext page: in teletext mode, press this button to freeze a teletext
qs) is switched on, use these
(w;) is switched to TV and MENU is switched off,
press OK to display a channel overview. If you
9a) Displaying a channel index: if Media Selector
want to select a channel, press
again the OK button to watch the selected channel.
TV and MENU (
buttons to navigate through the menu system of the
TV. Refer to page 12.
b) Navigator: if Media Selector (w;
press these
buttons to select the next or previous broadcast
repeatedly to change the format of the screen. Refer
to page 16.
qa Selecting broadcast channels:
q; Selecting the screen format: press this button
channel.
qsMenu system: press this button to enter the TV
menu system. Refer to page 12.
qdAdjusting volume: press these buttons to increase
or decrease the audio volume.
repeatedly to change the picture mode. For details on
the different picture modes. Refer to page 13.
qfSelecting picture mode: press this button
Press this button
repeatedly to change the sound effect. For details on
different sound effects. Refer to page 14.
used as Fastext buttons. For details see page 22.
qg Selecting the sound effect:
qh Fastext: In Teletext mode, these buttons can be
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KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
DVD
OK
Please connect your equipment
according to this chart
After the automatic tuning process has finished and the
optional equipment has been connected at this stage, we
recommend you follow the instructions explained on the
section "Connection Guide" on page 17 to get the optimum
settings related with the optional equipment.
A diagram will appear showing you how to connect a wide range
of equipment to your TV set. Follow the instructions and finally
press the OK button to remove the picture and continue the
automatic process.
4
automatic tuning?
Do you want to start
The Auto Tuning menu appears on the screen. Press the OK
button to select Yes.
5
YesNo
Auto Tuning
Programmes found:4
button and OK to store the
V
Confirm
No channel found.
Please connect aerial
TVE
TVE2
TV3
01020304050607
Programme Sorting
C33
C27
C58
S02
S06
08
or
v
and do not press any buttons, otherwise automatic tuning
will not be completed.
automatically (ACI system). In this case, the TV
Broadcaster sends a menu in which you can select your city
by pressing the
channels.
message appears automatically on the screen asking you to
connect the aerial. Check the aerial connection (refer to
page 9). Press the OK button to restart the auto tuning
In some countries the TV Broadcaster installs the channels
The TV starts to automatically search and store all
This procedure could take some minutes. Please be patient
6
available broadcast channels for you.
process.
If no channels were found during the auto tune process, a
After all available channels are captured and stored,
the Programme Sorting menu automatically appears
on the screen enabling you to change the order in
7
If you wish to keep the broadcast channels in the tuned order,
If you wish to store the channels in a different order:
go to step 8.
a)
which the channels are stored.
b)
01 TVE
TVE
TVE2
TV3
C33
C27
C58
S02
Programme Sorting
button to select the programme
V
or
v
Press the
number with the channel (TV Broadcast) you wish
1
S06
01020304050607
08
button.
b
button to select the new
V
or
v
Press the
Repeat steps b)1 and b)2 if you wish to change
programme number position for your selected
2
3
channel (TV Broadcast). Press the OK button to store.
to move. Press the
the order of the other channels.
Press the MENU button to remove the menu from the screen
8
Your LCD TV is now ready for use
English
Nederlands
Français
Italiano
Deutsch
Türkçe
Español
Português
Polski
English
Nederlands
Français
Italiano
Deutsch
Türkçe
Español
Português
Polski
Select language
(Set Up menu).
The first time you switch on your TV, a sequence of menu screens appear on the TV enabling you to: 1) choose
However, if you need to change any of these settings at a later date, you can do that by selecting the appropriate
the language of the menu screen 2) Choose the country in which you are going to operate the TV, 3) check how
option in the
to connect optional equipment to your TV, 4) search and store all available channels (TV Broadcast) and 5)
change the order in which the channels (TV Broadcast) appear on the screen.
Language
English
Nederlands
Français
Italiano
Deutsch
Türkçe
Español
Português
Polski
English
Nederlands
Français
Italiano
Deutsch
Türkçe
Español
Português
Polski
Select language
Language
Connect the TV plug to the mains socket (220-240V AC, 50Hz)
The first time that the TV set is connected, it is usually turned on.
The first time you switch on the TV, a Language menu displays
If the TV is off, press the on/off button on the TV set to turn
on the TV.
automatically on the TV screen.
1
English
Nederlands
Français
Italiano
Deutsch
Türkçe
Español
Português
Polski
English
Nederlands
Français
Italiano
Deutsch
Türkçe
Español
Português
selection. From now on all the menus will appear in your chosen
language.
Polski
Select language
Language
buttons on the remote control to select
b
or
B
,
v
,
V
Press the
your language, then press the OK button to confirm your
2
Off
Ireland
Nederland
België/Belgique
Select country
Country
V
or
v
The Country menu appears automatically. Press the
button to select the country in which you are using the TV. Press
the OK button to confirm your selection.
3
Switching On the TV and Automatically Tuning
Luxembourg
France
Italia
Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera
recommend selecting Russia country if your own country
• If the country in which you want to use the TV set
does not appear in the list.
• To avoid wrong teletext characters for cyrillic languages we
does not appear in the list, select “off” instead of a country.
continued...
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RM-906
v
to select the
V
or
v
The “Picture Adjustment” menu allows you to
To do this:
Press the MENU button and then press OK to
alter the picture settings.
PictureMode:Live
PictureAdjustment
enter this menu. Next press
Contrast:
Reset
desired option and press OK. Finally read below
NoiseReduction:On
how to operate into each option.
OK
Enter:
Select:Back:
ColourTone:Cool
to select:
V
Personal (for individual settings).
or
you are watching. After selecting this option press OK. Next press repeatedly
Live (for live broadcast programmes, DVD and Digital Set Top Box receivers).
Movie (for films).
Once you have selected your desired option, press OK to store.
,
MENU
Exit:
Picture Mode This option allows you to customise the Picture Mode based on the programme
OK
The Picture Adjustment Menu
PictureMode:Live
PictureAdjustment
Contrast:
Reset
NoiseReduction:On
ColourTone:Cool
Select:Enter:
to reduce or enhance picture contrast. Next press OK to store.
b
or
B
"Brightness", "Colour" and "Sharpness" level of "Live" and "Movie" mode are fixed on the
factory to get the best picture quality.
ContrastPress
to darken or brighten the picture. Next press OK to store.
b
or
B
BrightnessPress
to decrease or to increase color intensity. Next press OK to store.
b
or
B
ColourPress
to decrease or to increase the green tones. Next press OK to store.
b
or
B
HuePress
to soften or to sharpen the picture. Next press OK to store.
b
or
B
SharpnessPress
to select Off.
V
or
v
to select: Warm (gives the white colours
V
or
v
. Next press repeatedly
b
press
a red tint), Normal (gives the white colours a neutral tint), Cold (gives the white
ResetPress OK to reset the picture to the factory preset levels.
Colour Tone This option allows you to alter the tint of the picture. After selecting this option
Noise This option is set to On to automatically reduce the snowy picture
Reduction visible in the broadcast signal. To cancel this function, press
colours a blue tint). Next press OK to store.
Lines While viewing an RGB input signal from the PC connector, some picture
to correct it berween -20 and +20.
V
or
v
. Next press repeatedly
b
and press
Finally press OK to store.
mode" is set to "Personal".
• "Brightness" "Colour" and "Sharpness" only appears and only can be altered if "Picture
Correctionlines may be not correctly displayed. To correct this problem, select this option
altered: "Contrast", "Brightness" and "Lines Correction".
• "Hue" only appears and only can be altered for NTSC signal (e.g. USA video tapes).
• For an RGB input signal connected to the PC connector, only appear and only can be
PictureAdjustment
To switch on the menu screens:
1
PictureMode:Live
Contrast:
Reset
NoiseReduction:On
MENU
Exit:
OK
PictureMode:Live
Contrast:
Reset
NoiseReduction:On
ColourTone:Cool
Select:Enter:
PictureAdjustment
MENU
Exit:
OK
ColourTone:Cool
Select:Enter:
Press the MENU button to switch the first level menu on.
.
V
or
v
.
b
To navigate through the menus:
• To highlight and select the desired menu or option, press
• To enter the selected menu or option, press OK or
2
.
b
or
B
/
V
/
.
v
B
• To alter the settings of your selected option, press
• To return to the last menu or option, press OK or
• To confirm and store your selection, press OK.
To switch off the menu screens:
Press the MENU button to remove the menu from the screen.
3
Your LCD TV uses an On-Screen menu system to guide you through the operations. Use the following buttons
on the Remote Control to operate the menu system:
Introducing and Using the Menu System
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to select:
V
or
v
to select On (the volume level of the channels will stay the same,
V
or
v
independent of the broadcast signal, e.g. in the case of advertisements) or Off (the
volume level changes according to the broadcast signal). Next press OK to store.
If you select “Dolby Virtual” on the “Sound Effect” option, the “Auto Volume” option will
Auto Volume Press
or from an external amplifier connected to the audio outputs on the rear of the TV.
After selecting this option, press OK. Next press repeatedly
automatically be switched to “Off” and vice versa.
On(to listen the TV from the TV set speakers).
TV Speakers This option allows you to select if you want to listen the TV from the TV speakers
time. By using this option, any time the TV is turned
off/on, it returns to the default setting "On").
One time off(to listen to the TV from the external amplifier only one
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
to select Stereo or Mono
to select Mono (for mono channel if
V
or
v
Dual Sound • For a Stereo broadcast:
Press
V
or
v
Press
available), A (for channel 1) or B (for channel 2).
• For a bilingual broadcast:
21), select Left picture if you want to listen to the left
screen or select Right picture if you want to listen to
the right screen.
PAP Sound Select Frame if you want to listen to
* The “BBE High Definition Sound system” is manufactured by Sony Corporation under
the active screen (framed) of the PAP screen (see page
license from BBE Sound, Inc. It is covered by U.S. Patent No. 4,638,258 and No.
4,482,866. The word “BBE” and BBE Symbol are trademarks of BBE Sound, Inc.
**This TV has been designed to create surround sound effect by simulating the sound of four
are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
speakers with two speakers, when the broadcast audio signal is Dolby Surround encoded.
The sound effect can also be improved by connecting a suitable external amplifier (for
details refer to page 25).
**Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby” and the double-D symbol
to decrease or increase the volume level
b
or
B
from the headphones.
will appear indicating that the volume you are altering is
%
to select:
V
or
volume Press
v
PAP settings (refer to page 21 for details on PAP).
After selecting this option press OK. Next press repeatedly
Permanent off (to always listen to the TV from external amplifier).
Once you have selected your desired option, press OK to store.
If you have selected "One time off" or "Permanent off", the volume of the external equipment
not the volume of the TV set speakers, it is from the external equipment.
can also be altered by pressing the 2 +/- buttons of the remote control. When the volume
buttons are pressed, the symbol
Headphones Set UpThis option allows you to customise the headphones volume and the
to select
v
alter the sound settings.
, then press OK to enter this menu. Next
The “Sound Adjustment” menu allows you to
To do this:
Press the MENU button and press
to select the desired option and
V
or
v
press OK. Finally read below how to operate
into each option.
press
Sound Effect:Dolby Virtual
Treble:
Bass:
Balance:
Reset
Dual Sound:Stereo
Auto Volume:Off
TV Speakers:On
Headphones Set Up
Sound Adjustment
to select:
V
or
v
OK
Enter:
Select:Back:
,
MENU
Exit:
OK
MENU
Exit:
SoundThis option allows you to customise the Sound Effect. After selecting this
Effectoption press OK. Next press repeatedly
OK
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The Sound Adjustment Menu
PictureMode:Live
Contrast:
Reset
NoiseReduction:On
ColourTone:Cool
PictureAdjustment
Select:Enter:
Sound Effect:Dolby Virtual
Treble:
Bass:
Balance:
Sound Adjustment
Reset
Dual Sound:Stereo
Auto Volume:Off
TV Speakers:On
Headphones Set Up
Select:Enter:
Natural (Enhances clarity, detail and presence of sound by using “BBE High
Off(Flat response).
Definition Sound system”*).
presence of sound for better intelligibility and musical realism).
Dynamic (“BBE High Definition Sound system”* intensifies clarity and
Virtual Logic”).
Once you have selected your desired option, press OK to store.
Dolby** (Dolby Virtual, simulates the sound effect of “Dolby Surround Pro
to select Stereo or Mono. Next press OK to store.
to decrease higher-frequency sounds. Next press OK to store.
to decrease or to increase the lower-frequency sounds. Next press
b
or
B
to emphasise the left or the right speaker. Next press OK to store.
b
or
B
b
or
B
OK to store.
BalancePress
BassPress
TreblePress
ResetPress OK to reset the sound to the factory preset levels. Next press OK to store.
to select Mono (for mono channel if available), A (for channel 1)
V
V
or
or
v
v
or B (for channel 2). Next press OK to store.
Press
Press
• For a bilingual broadcast:
Dual Sound • For a Stereo broadcast:
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to
V
or
B
v
to select "OK" and finally press
S
b
or
B
to select the desired output signal:
V
or
v
S
to chose the equipment you want to connect
V
or
v
to select the equipment chosen (equipment selected also can be deleted
b
). Once you have selected all the equipment to be connected, press
B
to
V
or
v
S
3/3 so that you can record from this Scart any signal coming from the TV or from an
AV3 OUTPUT
This option allows you to select the source to be output from the Scart connector
external equipment connected to the Scart connector 1/1, 2/2 or front connectors
The “Features” menu allows you to alter vari-
If your VCR supports SmartLink, this procedure is not necessary.
4 or 4 and 4.
S
twice to
v
Press the MENU button and press
To do this:
ous settings of the TV.
TV to output the aerial source.
AV1 to output sources connected to 1/1.
To do this:
Once you have entered into the "Features" menu as it is explained in the previous page and after
to select the desired option
V
or
v
select , then press OK to enter this menu.
Next press
AV2 to output sources connected to 2/2.
selecting the option, press OK. Then press
and press OK. Finally read below how to
operate into each option.
AV4 to output sources connected to 4 or 4 and 4.
AUTO to output the signal that is being viewed on the TV.
the screen.
Scart, please remember to change back the “AV3 Output” to “TV” for correct
• If you select “AUTO”, the output signal will always be the same one that is displayed on
unscrambling.
• If you have connected a decoder to the Scart 3/3 or to a VCR connected to this
CONNECTION GUIDE
to select On (if you wish the TV set to
V
or
v
settings related with the optional equipment.
selecting the option, press OK. Next press
To do this:
1
Even you have already connected the external equipment to the TV set, it is important for you to
follow the instructions of this menu. If you proceed in this way, you will get the optimum picture
among the available: SAT (satellit), Decoder, DVD, GAME, VIDEO or DVD rec. (DVD
Once you have entered the "Features" menu as it is explained in the previous page and after
recorder). Next press
by pressing
select "Confirm" and press OK.
SMART
A new menu will appear showing you on which Scart connector of the rear of the TV should be
connected each equipment. Please connect each equipment according to this information to get
the optimum picture setting of the optional equipment.
2
Once you have connected the optional equipment, press
the OK button of the remote control.
3
4:3
to select «No» and next press the OK button. A new menu appears on the screen in which you
b
can assign the connections according to your preferences.
We strongly recommend you to follow our connection proposals, but in case you do not agree press
or
14:9
This option is only available if an RGB source has been connected to the TV.
RGB CENTRING
This option allows you to readjust the horizontal position of the picture in case you need to do it
when connecting an RGB source.
To do this:
Once you have entered the "Features" menu as it is explained in the previous page and while
watching an RGB source select the “RGB Centring” option and press OK. Then press
adjust the centre of the picture between –5 and +5. Finally press OK to confirm and store.
ZOOM
WIDE
AutoFormatOn
AV3OutputTV
ConnectionGuide
Features
MENU
Exit:
OK
m
The Features Menu
PictureMode:Live
Contrast:
Reset
NoiseReduction:On
ColourTone:Cool
PictureAdjustment
AutoFormatOn
AV3OutputTV
Select:Enter:
ConnectionGuide
Features
,
OK
Enter::
Select:Back:
MENU
Exit:
AUTO FORMAT
OK
Select:Enter:
This option allows you to automatically change the aspect ratio of the screen.
To do this:
After selecting the option, press OK. Then press
automatically switch the screen format according to the broadcast signal) or Off (if you wish to
keep your preference). Finally press OK to store.
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information.
Even if you have selected “On” or “Off”, you can always modify the format of the screen by
SMART: Imitation of wide screen effect for 4:3 broadcast.
pressing repeatedly on the remote control to select one of the following formats:
14/9:Compromise between 4:3 and 16:9 picture size.
ZOOM: Widescreen format for letterbox movies.
WIDE: For 16:9 broadcast. Full picture information.
to adjust the position of the image on the screen (e.g. to read subtitles).
V
or
v
cut off. Press
connector.
• Only "WIDE" and "4/3" modes can be selected for an RGB signal connected to the PC
• In “SMART”, “ZOOM” and “14/9” modes, parts of the top and bottom of the screen are
mode.
• According to the format of diffussion, black bands can always appear whatever the selected
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b
or
B
,
V
,
v
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to select
b
or
B
,
V
,
v
to select the desired label and finally press OK.
V
or
v
b
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to alter the input sound level between -9 and
V
or
v
to select the programme number with the channel you wish to name. Next press OK.
V
or
v
Once you have entered the "Set Up" menu as it is explained in the previous page and after selecting the option,
With the first element of the Label column highlighted, press OK and
PROGRAMME LABELS
This option allows you to name a channel using up to five characters (letters or numbers).
press OK, then press
To do this:
1
2
three
v
to select the word “End” on the screen and finally press OK to
b
or
" on the screen to go back and press OK.
B
,
%
V
,
v
• For a blank, select " " on the screen and press OK.
• To correct the letter, select "
When you have finished, press
press OK.
turn off the menu from the screen.
AV PRESET
to select the input source you wish to name: AV1, AV2 or AV3 for the rear
V
or
v
Once you have entered the "Set Up" menu as it is explained in the previous page and after selecting the option,
Scarts, AV4 for front connectors and AV5 for the PC input connector. Next press OK twice.
press OK, then press
To do this:
1
This option allows you to:
a) Designate a name to the external equipment you have connected to the input sockets of the TV set.
" on the screen to go back and press OK.
%
to select the input source you want to alter the input sound level: AV1, AV2 or
V
or
to select the letter, next press OK. When you have finished, press
b
or
B
,
or PC (only for the AV5).
The total predefined labels are: VIDEO, DVD, CABLE, GAME, CAM (camcorder), SAT (satellite)
V
,
a) If you want to use one of the predefined labels, press
A label automatically appears in the label column:
2
v
b) If you want to set a different label, select Edit and press OK. Then, with the first element highlighted, press
• For a blank, select " " on the screen and press OK.
• To correct the letter, select "
the word “End” on the screen and finally press OK to turn off the menu from the screen.
v
press OK, then press
AV3 for the rear Scarts, AV4 for front connectors and AV5 for the PC input connector. Next press twice
+9.
highlight the Sound Offset column. Finally press OK and
Once you have entered the "Set Up" menu as it is explained in the previous page and after selecting the option
To do this:
Change the input sound level of the optional equipment connected.
b)
continued...
to select the desired
V
or
v
The “Set Up” menu allows you to alter various
options on this TV.
To do this:
option and press OK. Finally read below how
to operate into each option.
times to select , then press OK to enter this
menu. Next press
Press the MENU button and press
Set Up
MENU
Exit:
OK
m
The Set Up Menu
PictureMode:Live
Contrast:
Reset
NoiseReduction:On
ColourTone:Cool
PictureAdjustment
Select:Enter:
Set Up
Language
Country
Language
Country
Auto Tuning
Programme Sorting
Programme Labels
AV Preset
,
Auto Tuning
Programme Sorting
Programme Labels
AV Preset
OK
Enter:
Select:Back:
Manual Programme Preset
MENU
LANGUAGE
This option allows you to select the language that menus are displayed in.
To do this:
After selecting the option, press OK and then proceed in the same way as in step 2 of the section
"Switching On the TV and Automatically Tuning" on page 10.
COUNTRY
This option allows you to select the country in which you wish to operate the TV set.
To do this:
After selecting the option, press OK and then proceed in the same way as in step 3 of the section
"Switching On the TV and Automatically Tuning" on page 10.
AUTO TUNING
This option allows you to automatically search for and store all available TV channels.
To do this:
After selecting the option, press OK and then proceed in the same way as in the steps 5 and 6 of
the section “Switching On the TV and Automatically Tuning” on page 11.
PROGRAMME SORTING
This option allows you to change the order in which the channels (TV Broadcast) appear on the
screen.
To do this:
After selecting the option, press OK and then proceed in the same way as in the step 7 of the section
OK
Enter:
Manual Programme Preset
Select:Exit:
“Switching On the TV and Automatically Tuning” on page 11.
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Select:Select:
buttons.
b
or
B
the active screen. It means that when you want to select
the PAP source, you will be doing it in the active screen.
On the screen appears a banner guiding you how to operate
PAP. This banner will disappear after some seconds but it
always can be displayed again by pressing the button.
Press to display PAP.
One of the screens will be framed to indicate that this is
Switching PAP on and off
1
PAP divides the screen into two to watch two pictures in format 4:3 simultaneously.
Press again to remove PAP.
2
This is only possible if Media Selector is set to TV.
Changing the active screen
PAP (PICTURE AND PICTURE)
to select the channel tuning ("C"
V
or
v
to select the TV Broadcast system (B/G
V
or
v
.
B
button to select the left screen as the active screen. Next press the number buttons
B
or PROG +/- to select a TV channel.
Selecting a TV channel:
Selecting PAP source
,
v
Press the
1
to select the word
b
or
B
,
V
,
v
" on the screen to go back and press OK.
To change the active screen (framed), press the
Video input signals can not be displayed on the left screen.
button to select the right screen as the active screen. Next press repeatedly the
b
Press the
Selecting an input source:
2
%
button to watch the input signal of a connected equipment onto the TV right screen. For more
details on which input symbol you want to choose, please see section "Viewing pictures from
equipment connected to the TV" on page 25.
RF signal (TV broadcast channels) can not be displayed on the right screen.
Selecting the sound
The sound of the active screen (framed) always comes from the TV set loudspeakers.
Besides that, you can listen to the active screen as well as the non active screen via headphones.
To do this:
With the PAP switched on, refer to the section "The Sound Adjustment Menu", select "Headphones
Then select the AFT
.
OK
to select On. Finally press OK twice to confirm and store.
V
or
v
to adjust the fine tuning between -15 and +15. Finally press OK twice
V
or
v
. Next press
b
In PAP (picture and picture) mode, the output from the Scart 2/2 is fixed to the right
picture.
Set Up" and set the option " PAP Sound" according your preference. For details see page 15.
to select On. Finally
V
or
v
. Next press
b
to select which programme number you want to preset the channel on (for VCR, select
V
or
v
Press
Programme Preset" option, press OK. Next with Programme option highlighted press OK.
To do this:
1 Once you have entered the “Set Up”menu as it is explained on page 18 and after selecting the "Manual
MANUAL PROGRAMME PRESET
This option allows you to:
a) Preset channels or the VCR channel one by one to the programme order of your choice.
The following option is only available depending on the country you have selected in the “Country”
programme number “0”). Then press
2
. Next press
b
as it is explained on page 18 and after selecting the "Manual Programme" option, press
option and press
To do this:
While watching the channel (TV Broadcast) you wish to fine tune, and once you have entered the “Set Up” menu
to store.
To do this:
Once you have entered the "Set Up" menu as it is explained on page 18 and after selecting the "Manual
d) Skip any unwanted programme numbers when they are selected with the PROG +/- buttons.
This option is only available depending on the country you have selected in the “Country” menu.
S
Programme Preset" option, press OK. Next with the Programme option highlighted, press the PROG +/- button
to select the programme number you want to skip. When the programme you want to skip appears on the screen,
select the Skip option and press
To cancel this function afterwards, select “Off” instead of “On” in the step above.
View and record scrambled channels (e.g. from a pay TV decoder) when using a decoder connected to Scart
3/3 directly or through a VCR.
e)
Preset" option, press OK. Next select the Decoder option and press
To do this:
Once you have entered the "Set Up" menu as it is explained on page 18 and after selecting the "Manual Programme
press OK twice to confirm and store.
To cancel this function afterwards, select "Off" instead of "On" in the step above.
After selecting the Channel Number option, press OK. Next press
3
to search for it. When you have tuned the desired channel, press OK twice to store.
V
or
v
and
b
for terrestrial channels or "S" for cable channels). Then press the number buttons to enter directly the channel
number of the TV Broadcast or the channel of the VCR signal. If you do not know the channel number, press
Repeat all the above steps to tune and store more channels.
b) Label a channel using up to five characters.
to select the letter, next press OK. When you have finished, press
b
• To correct the letter, select "
• For a blank, select " " on the screen and press OK.
or
B
To do this:
,
Once you have entered the “Set Up”menu as it is explained on page 18 and after selecting the "Manual
V
Programme Preset" option, press OK. Next with the Programme option, highlighted press the PROG +/- button
“End” on the screen and finally press OK to turn off the menu from the screen.
to select the programme number with the channel you wish to name. When the programme you want to name
appears on the screen, select the Label option and press OK. Then, with the first element highlighted, press
however you can manually fine tune the TV to obtain a better picture reception in case the picture is distorted.
c) Fine tune the broadcast reception. Normally the automatic fine tuning (AFT) will give the best possible picture,
.
B
menu.
After selecting the System option, press OK. Then press
Then press
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different broadcasters.
When looking for information you can search by theme (sports, art, etc...) or date.
If wrong characters appear when viewing NexTView, use the menu system to enter the “Language” menu (see
NexTView is an on-screen electronic programme guide, providing you with programme information for
NexTView*
*(depending on availability of service).
page 18) and select the same language as the NexTView is broadcasted.
Displaying NexTView
Select a broadcast channel providing a NexTView service. In this case the indication
“NexTView” is displayed as soon as data is available.
1
a) “Programme List” interface:
To see NexTView service you have two different types of NexTView interface. These depend
on the % of available data:
2
displayed on the screen, press the button on the remote control to watch the
“Programme List” interface (see fig. 1).
Whilst you are watching TV, and after the indication “NexTView” (coloured white) is
b) “Overview” interface:
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for different themes. Next press v or V to
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Press the blue button of the remote to
select the desired icon and finally press the
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to move downwards or upwards.
to move left or right.
V
b
or
or
v
to watch the “Overview” interface (see fig. 2).
B
• Press
To navigate through NexTView:
3
selected programme.
•Press
To switch NexTView off, press the button on the remote control.
• Press OK to confirm a selection.
• If you have selected a programme, press OK to get more information on the
4
(100% data may not be available depending on the area) the indication “NexTView”
(coloured black) is displayed on the screen. Press the button on the remote control
Whilst you are watching TV, and after more than 50% of NexTView data is available
(usually page 100) gives you information on how to use the service. To operate teletext, use the remote control
buttons as indicated below.
Teletext is an information service transmitted by most TV stations. The index page of the teletext service
Teletext errors may occur if you use a channel (TV Broadcast) with a weak signal.
Teletext
Select the broadcast channel which carries the teletext
service you wish to view.
1
To switch on Teletext :
Press the button one time to enter Picture and
Text (P&T) mode. The screen is divided into two with
2
the Text display on the left and the TV channel in the
right corner.3If you wish to view the Text in full screen mode, press
the button a second time.
To select a Teletext page:
is not available. If this is the case, input another page number.
Input 3 digits for the page number, using the numbered buttons.
• If you make a mistake, retype the correct page number.
• If the counter on the screen continues searching, it is because the page
To access the next or preceding page:
Press PROG + ( ) or PROG - ( ) .
To freeze a teletext page:
A teletext page may consist of several sub pages. In this case, one or more arrows appear next
to the page number and an information box is displayed at the bottom of the screen showing the
number of sub pages contained on this page. As soon as sub pages are available, they start to
Press . Press it again to cancel the freeze.
To select a sub page:
automatically run. If you want to stop the show and select your desired sub page, press repeatedly
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b
or
B
To Switch Off Teletext:
Press .
the bottom of the teletext page. Press the appropriate coloured button (red, green, yellow
Fastext service lets you access Teletext pages with one button push.
When you are in Teletext mode and Fastext is broadcast, a colour coded menu appears at
Fastext
or blue) to access the page corresponding to your menu choice.
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Connecting Audio Equipment to the TV
Conect your audio equipment to the audio output sockets D if you wish to amplify the audio output from TV. Next
, using the menu system, select the “Sound Adjustment” menu and set the “TV Speakers” to “One time off” or
Hi-Fi speakers
The volume of the external speakers can be altered by pressing the volume buttons on the remote control. The
Treble and Bass settings can also be altered through the “Sound Adjustment” menu (see page 14).
"Permanent off" (see page 15).
To enjoy “Dolby Virtual” sound effect through your
audio equipment
Place the speakers of your equipment in front of your listening position and
beside the TV set, keeping a distance of 50 cm between each speaker and the
~50°
TV set.
Then by using the menu system, select the menu “Sound Adjustment”. Next
Your sitting position
select “Dolby Virtual” on the “Sound Effect” option (see page 14).
RGB source has been connected.
Connect your equipment to the designated TV socket, as indicated in the previous page.2Switch on the connected equipment.3To watch the picture of the connected equipment, press the button repeatedly until the correct
1
Viewing pictures from equipment connected to the
TV
input symbol appears on the screen.
SymbolInput Signals
1• Audio / video input signal through the Scart connector G
1• RGB input signal through the Scart connector G. This symbol appears only if an
2• RGB input signal through the Scart connector F. This symbol appears only if an
2• Audio / video input signal through the Scart connector F.
RGB source has been connected.
an S Video source has been connected.
3• S Video Input signal through the Scart connector E. This symbol appears only if
3• Audio/video input signal through the Scart connector E.
S
C.
4• S Video Input signal through the front S Video input jack A and Audio signal
4• Video input signal through the phono socket B and Audio input signal through
S
through C. This symbol appears only if an S Video source has been connected.
5• RGB input signal through the PC connector H and I.
Press the button on the remote control to return to the normal TV picture.
4
For Mono Equipment
Connect the phono plug to the L/G/S/I socket on the front of the TV and select 4 or 4 input
signal using the instructions above. Next, refer to the “Sound Adjustment” section of this manual and
set “Dual Sound” option to “A” on the sound menu screen (see page 14).
Hi-fi
VCR
DVD
8mm/Hi8/
DVC
camcorder
A
• Using the following instructions you can connect a wide range of optional equipment to your TV set.
• Connecting cables are not supplied.
Decoder/
Set Top Box
Computer
product of Sony
Entertainment, Inc.
“PlayStation” is a
*
trademark of Sony
“PlayStation” is a
*
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DVC
camcorder
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Computer
Entertainment, Inc.
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G
D
E
C
B
Connecting Equipment to the TV
Decoder/ Set Top Box
DVD recorder
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S
same time.
• To avoid picture distortion, do not connect external equipment to connectors A and B at the
• Do not connect a Decoder to the Scart F.
Connecting a VCR
To connect a VCR, please refer to the section “Connecting the aerial and VCR” of this instruction manual on page 9.
Connecting a VCR that supports SmartLink
S
SmartLink is a direct link between the TV set and the VCR. For more information on SmartLink, please refer
to the instruction manual of your VCR.
3/3 E.
VCR connected to this Scart
If you have connected a decoder or a Set Top Box to the Scart 3/3 E or through a
Select the “Manual Programme Preset” option in the “Set Up” menu and after entering in the “Decoder**” option,
select “On” (refer to page 20). Repeat this option for each scrambled signal.
If you use a VCR that supports SmartLink, please connect the VCR to the TV using a Scart lead to the Scart
**This option is only available depending on the country you have selected in the “Country” menu.
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8
.
2
.
1
2
:
:
K
K
0
0
0
0
3
3
X
X
S
S
0
0
5
-
6
-
F
F
K
K
30º
30º
(Optimum viewing position)
For the best picture quality, try to position the TV set so that you can view the screen from within the areas
shown below.
Optimum Viewing Area
Horizontal viewing area
fig. 1
fig. 2
6 sec.
Vertical viewing area
041, 042, 043, 044, 053, 054, 055
SONY001, 029, 030, 036, 037, 038, 039, 040,
AIWA021
AKAI032
DENON018, 027, 020, 002
GRUNDIG009, 028, 023, 024, 016, 003
HITACHI025, 026, 015, 004, 035
JVC006, 017
KENWOOD008
LG015, 014, 034
LOEWE009, 028, 023, 024, 016, 003
MATSUI013, 016
ONKYO022, 033
PANASONIC 018, 027, 020, 002, 045, 046, 047
PHILIPS009, 028, 023, 024, 016, 003, 031
PIONEER004, 050, 051, 052
SAMSUNG011, 014
SANYO007
SHARP019, 027
THOMSON012
TOSHIBA003, 048, 049
YAMAHA018, 027, 020, 002
work please check that you entered the correct code set or try
the next code listed against the brand.
• If your device is not working or some of the functions do not
• Not all brands are covered and not all models of every brand may be covered.
Turn on your VCR or DVD and check that the main functions work.
4
Always remember to press Media Selector button until the green light iluminates according to
the equipment you want to operate with this remote control: VCR, TV or DVD.
5
On those brands that have more than one code, enter the first code number.
• Before you start, look up the 3 digit code for your brand of DVD or VCR from the list below.
To do this:
In it’s default condition this remote control will operate the basic functions of this Sony TV, Sony DVDs and
most Sony VCRs. To control VCRs and DVDs of other manufacturers (and some Sony VCR models), the
remote control needs to be configured.
fig. 3
• A small label is added inside the battery door to allow you to record your brand codes.
Press the Media Selector button until the required green light (VCR or
DVD) is lit (see fig. 1).
1
Before the green light goes out, press and hold the yellow button for
2
While the VCR and DVD lights are flashing, enter all three digits of the
buttons on the remote control (see fig. 3).
approximately 6 seconds until the green light (VCR or DVD) starts
code for your brand of VCR or DVD (see the list below) using the number
flashing (see fig. 2.).
3
If your selected code is entered correctly, the three green lights will
be lit momentarily. Otherwise repeat all the above steps.
Remote Control Configuration for VCR or DVD
– 17 –
VCR Brand List DVD Brand List
Brand CodeBrandCode
SONY (VHS) 301, 302, 303, 308, 309,362
SONY (BETA) 303, 307, 310
SONY (DV)304, 305, 306
AIWA325, 331, 351
AKAI326, 329, 330
DAEWOO342, 343
GRUNDIG358, 355, 360, 361, 320, 351, 366
HITACHI327, 333, 334
JVC314, 315, 322, 344, 352, 353, 354, 348, 349
LG332, 338
363, 364
LOEWE358, 355, 360, 361, 320, 351
MATSUI356, 357
ORION328
PANASONIC 321, 323
PHILIPS311, 312, 313, 316, 317, 318, 358, 359,
SAMSUNG339, 340, 341, 345
SANYO335, 336
SHARP324
THOMSON319, 350, 365
TOSHIBA337
Page 18
Loosen two screws with the Pull out the lamp by the handle.
hexagon key supplied.
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
The lamp is still extremely hot immediately after the power is turned off. Be careful that you don’t touch the
front glass or surrounding area of the lamp or the glass of the lamp compartment.
Loosen the screw with an object such as a coin and remove the lamp cover.
4
Loosen the two screws and pull out the lamp.
5
on the TV set flashes.
Attach the new lamp.
6
Replace the new lamp securely in the lamp receptacle and fasten the screws tightly using the hexagon key supplied.7Attach the lamp cover.
Fasten the screw tightly with an object such as a coin.8Attach the front panel.
Attach the front panel by pushing left and right side into place. Next, fast again the two screws plaeed on the left and
right corner of the rear of the TV.
• Only use the lamp XL-2100E for replacement. If you use another lamp, it may cause damage to the TV set.
When the lamp becomes dark or the picture colour is not normal or the lamp indicator on the TV set flashes,
• Do not remove the lamp except when replacing it.
replace with a new lamp.
after the power has been turned off for 30 minutes.
• Before replacing the lamp, turn off the power and disconnect the power cord.
• Replace the lamp only after it becomes cool. The front glass of the lamp remains at least 100 °C (212 °F) even
the lamp compartment, as you may be burned.
• Do not place the old lamp in proximity to children or flammable material.
• Do not get the old lamp wet, or insert objects inside the lamp. It may cause the lamp to explode.
• Do not place the old lamp near easily flammable objects, as this may cause fire. Also, do not put your hand inside
• Attach the new lamp securely. If it is not securely attached, the picture may become dark.
Replacing the lamp
dirty, the picture quality may deteriorate or the lamp life may shorten.
• Attach the lamp cover firmly. If it is not firmly attached, the power will not turn on.
• When the lamp burns out, a noise is audible. This does not indicate damage to the TV set.
• Consult your nearest Sony service center to obtain a new lamp.
• Do not touch or stain the front glass of the new lamp or the glass of the lamp compartment. If the glass become
• Always remember to dispose of used lamps in an evironmentally friendly way.
Disconnect the power cord to continue changing the lamp.
• If you start changing the lamp without disconnecting the power cord, the standby indicator
Turn off the power and disconnect the power cord.
1
• Replace the lamp 30 minutes or more after the power is turned off to allow it to cool.
• Prepare the new lamp.
– 18 –
your fingernails.
Grasp the left and right side of the front panel with your fingers and pull it forward. Be careful not to catch
Remove the front panel.
Loosen the two screws placed on the left and right corner of the rear of the TV with an object such as a coin.
2
Remove the front panel without moving the TV set
3
Page 19
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
(dots x lines)frequencyfrequency
PC Input Specifications
PC Input Timing
Input signal frequency:
Horizontal: 31,4 - 48,4 KHz.
Vertical: 59 - 61 Hz.
Power Consumption:
Maximum Resolution: 1024 dots x -768 lines.
1 W
210 W
Standby Power Consumption:
≤
Dimensions (w x h x d) :
Preset mode timing table for PC
NºResolutionGraphic modeHorizontalVertical
approx. 1376 x 923 x 442 mm.
approx. 1618 x 1062 x 542 mm.
• KF-50SX300K:
• KF-60SX300K:
Weight:
• KF-50SX300K:
(kHz)(Hz)
approx. 37.5 kg.
approx. 48.5 kg.
• KF-60SX300K:
1640 x 480VESA 6031.46959.940
2800 x 600VESA 6037.87960.317
AAA size).
Accessories supplied:
• 1 Remote Control (RM-906)
• 2 Batteries (IEC designated,
31024 x 768VESA 6048.36360.004
• 1 PC input cable.
• 1 Hexagon key.
• 2 Brackets.
• 2 Screews.
Other features:
resolution).
• Digital Comb Filter (High
• Teletext, Fastext, TOPtext.
• 1 Cleaning Cloth.
•NexTView.
•SmartLink.
• TV system autodetection.
• Dolby Virtual.
• BBE Digital.
•NICAM.
•PAP.
• ACI (Auto Channel
Installation).
• Auto Format.
Optional accessories:
these sets (SU-5060SX3).
• Stand especially designed for
1/1
21-pin scart connector
(CENELEC standard)
B/G/H, D/K, L, I
RGB input, TV audio/video
including audio/video input,
Colour system:
PAL
Rear Terminals
• AV1
TV system:
Depending on your country
Technical Specifications
selection:
output.
SECAM, NTSC 3.58, 4.43 (only
Video In)
• AV2
2/2
21-pin Scart connector
(CENELEC standard)
including audio / video input,
Channel Coverage:
VHF: E2-E12
UHF: E21-E69
CATV: S1-S20
RGB input, monitor audio/video
output.
HYPER: S21-S41
D/K: R1-R12, R21-R69
L:F2-F10, B-Q, F21-F69
S
21-pin Scart connector
(CENELEC standard)
• AV3
3/3
I:UHF B21-B69
Panel System:
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
including audio / video input, S
video input, selectable audio /
video output and SmartLink
panel.
Projected picture size:
- phono jacks
interface.
• audio outputs (Left/Right)
127 cm measured diagonally).
153 cm measured diagonally).
• KF-50SX300K: 50 inches (approx.
• KF-60SX300K: 60 inches (approx.
– 19 –
• PC audio input - minijack.
• PC PC input.
DIN
jack
S
Front Terminals
•4 S Video input – 4 pin
•4 video input – phono
jacks
•4 audio input – phono
2 x 20 W (music power)
• headphones jack
Sound Output:
2 x 10 W (RMS)
Woofer:
30 W (music power)
15 W (RMS)
Ecological Paper - Totally Chlorine Free
This instruction manual has been printed on:
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Page 20
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
Selector is set to TV.
Solution
• PAP navigation is only possible in TV mode, please check that Media
buttons do not work
b
and
B
,
V
,
Problem
v
in PAP mode.
• Be sure you are ponting it towards the remote control receiver (see page 8).
Remote control does not function.
you are using (VCR, TV or DVD).
Media Selector has been set correctly. Enter the necessary code set as
• Check that the Media Selector on the remote control is set to the device
explained on page 26.
• If the remote control does not operate the VCR or DVD even when the
• Replace the batteries.
• Contact your nearest Sony service centre.
The standby indicator on the TV
flashes.
replace the internal lamp. For details refer to pages 28 and 29.
• Turn the TV off. Turn the TV on again, if the lamp indicator is still lit then
on front of the
TV set is lit.
The lamp indicator
firmly seated in their sockets.
Solution
Problem
Personal Computer
in.
• Check that the video signal cable is properly connected and all plugs are
• Check that the 15-Dsub video input connector’s pins are not bent or pushed
Personal Computer output format
If no picture is displayed and the NO
SYNC message appears on the
screen.
corresponding format for the television. In case it is not, adjust the
resolution and refresh rate to the corresponding signal (refer to page 31).
• Check that the output signal format of the Personal computer is set to the
computer keyboard.
Problems caused by the connected computer
• The computer is in power saving mode. Try pressing any key on the
• Check that the computer’s power is "on".
• Check that the computer’s keyboard is properly connected.
output, and the signal is correctly output to the television.
• Check that the graphic board is completely seated in the proper bus slot.
• In case of a notebook PC, check that the monitor signal is set to the external
the "Lines Correction" option between -20 and +20 (see page 13).
• Using the menu system, select the "Picture Adjustment" menu and adjust
Some picture lines are not correctly
displayed.
this case, increase the size of the fonts and/or reduce the mesh pattern
brightness.
due to the output format of the image. These screens can be displayed on
• Small letters, check or mesh patterns cannot be accurately displayed. In
Blurred letters or vertical lines or
shade or noise is visible in detailed
patterns.
the monitor of the Personal Computer.
• Depending on the PC, the Startup or Setting screens may not be displayed
The Startup or the Setting screens of
the Personal Computer cannot be
displayed.
• If you continue to experience problems, have your TV serviced by qualified personnel.
• Never open the casing yourself.
Solution
• Check the aerial connection.
• Plug the TV in and press the button on the front of the TV.
• If the standby indicator is on, press TV button on
the remote control.
Here are some simple solutions to problems which may affect the picture and sound.
Problem
No picture (screen is dark) and no
Troubleshooting
TV
sound.
“Reset” to return to the factory settings (see page 13).
• Using the menu system, select the “Picture Adjustment” menu and select
• Check that the optional equipment is on and press the button
repeatedly on the remote control until the correct input symbol is
displayed on the screen (see page 25).
• Press the + button on the remote control.
Poor or no picture (screen is dark), but
good sound.
No picture or no menu information
from equipment connected to the
Scart connector.
Good picture, no sound.
menu (see page 14).
• Check that “TV Speakers” is “On” in the “Sound Adjustment”
• Check that headphones are not connected.
• Using the menu system, select the “Picture Adjustment” menu and select
No colour on colour programmes.
“Reset” to return to factory settings (see page 13).
to select the desired channel.
• This is not a malfunction. Press the number buttons on the remote control
When you switch on the TV the last
channel you were watching before
TV.
• Turn off any equipment connected to the Scart connector on the rear of the
switching the TV off does not appear.
Distorted picture when changing
programmes or selecting teletext.
the country in which you operate the TV set. For cyrillic languages, we
recommend selecting Russia country if your own country does not appear
in the list.
• Use the menu system to enter the “Country” menu (see page 18) and select
Wrong characters appear when
viewing teletext.
– 20 –
select the same language that NexTView is broadcast in.
adjust Fine Tuning (AFT) to obtain better picture reception (see page 20).
Adjustment” menu and select “On” to reduce the noise in the picture (see
• Use the menu system to enter the “Language” menu (see page 18) and
• Using the menu system, select the “Manual Programme Preset” menu and
Wrong characters appear when
viewing NexTView.
Snowy picture when viewing a TV
• Using the menu system, select the “Noise Reduction” option in the “Picture
channel.
page 13).
to “TV” (see page 17).
• Using the menu system, select the “Features” menu and set “AV3 Output”
• Check that the Decoder or the Set Top Box is not connected on the
scart 2/2.
S
3/3
No unscrambled picture whilst
viewing an unscrambled channel with
a decoder or a Set Top Box connected
through the Scart connector
Page 21
SECTION 3 DISASSEMBLY
2
Rear cover
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
3-2. CENTER PILLAR REMOVAL3-1. REAR COVER REMOVAL
1
Three screws
(+BVTP 4x16)
Three
4
fasten tags
3
Two screws
(+PSW 3x8)
5
Center
pillar
Eleven screws
1
(+BVTP 4x16)
2
Two screws
(+BVTP 4x16)
3-4. CHASSIS, OPTICAL UNIT, DC FAN REMOVAL3-3. SERVICE POSITION
Four screws
8
(+PWH 4x35)
Connector
7
9
D. C. FAN
Chassis assembly
1
Chassis assembly
– 21 –
1
4
Three
special screws
5
3
Optical unit block
6
Fan bracket
with D. C. fan
Three screws
2
(+PWH 4x16)
Page 22
3-5. POWER BLOCK REMOVAL
Screen mirror block assembly
H1 bracket cap
Screw
(+BVTP 3x12)
Two screws
(+BVTP 4x16)
H1 bracket
H1 board
Connector
H1 button
1
2
3
4
5
6
Fasten tag
Spring
plate
Two
connectors
H3 bracket
Two screws
(+BVTP 3x12)
H3 board
1
2
6
5
3
4
4
Power supply block
2
Two screws
(+PWH 4x16)
3
Screw
(+BVTP 3x12)
1
Two connectors
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
3-6. H1 BOARD REMOVAL
3-7. H2 BOARD REMOVAL3-8. H3 BOARD REMOVAL
4
Two screws
(+BVTP 3x12)
H2 board
5
H2 bracket
2
Four screws
1
(+BVTP 4x16)
3
Connector
Light guide (LED)
6
– 22 –
Page 23
3-9. A BOARD REMOVAL
1 Screw
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
1 T w o screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
2
G bracket
3 G board
Four latches
Two ornamental screws
Front cover
assembly
1
2
2
Nine connectors
Fasten tag
3
4
Connector
Two claws
5
Two fasten tags
1
6
7
A board
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
3-10. G BOARD REMOVAL
3-11. T BOARD REMOVAL3-12. FRONT PANEL REMOVAL
3
Connector
1
T board
2
Screw
(+BVTP 3x12)
– 23 –
Page 24
3-13. FRONT COVER REMOVAL
1 Four strikes
2 Front cover L
2 Front cover R
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
3-14. CONTROL PANEL REMOVAL
1 T w o screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
2 Control panel
block assembly
1 T w o screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
1 Four strikes
3-15. SCREEN, MIRROR BLOCK ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
4
Screen mirror block assembly
3
Seven screws
(+BVTP 4x16)
– 24 –
2
Four screws
(+BVTP 4x16)
1
Three
connectors
Page 25
3-16. MIRROR COVER BLOCK ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
Mirror cover block assembly
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
1 Six screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
2
1 Seven screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
3-17. CONTRAST SCREEN, DIFFUSION PLATE REMOVAL
1 Three screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
1 Six screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
1 Four screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
3 Screen holder (S)
4 Diffusion plates
2 Screen holder
1 Four screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
3 Screen holder (S)
1 Six screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
2 Screen holder
5Screen frame assembly
6 Contrast screen
– 25 –
Page 26
3-18. WOOFER BLOCK ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
1
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
1 Two screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
2 Woof er block
assembly
3-19. SPEAKER REMOVAL3-20. MIRROR REMOVAL
T w o screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
2 Fasten tags
1 Two screws (+BVTP 4 X 16)
3 Speaker (13 X 7cm)
1 T w o screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
5 T w o screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
6 Mirror
holder (R)
2 Mirror
holder (L)
7 Mirror
3 Three screws
(+BVTP 4 X 16)
4 Three mirror holders (U)
– 26 –
Page 27
SECTION 4 ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
4-1. Adjustments with Commander
Service adjustments to this model can be performed using the
supplied remote Commander RM-906.
MUTE
ON SCREEN
DISPLAY
JOYSTICK
VOLUME +
VOLUME -
VIDEO STANDBY
TV STANDBY
SCREEN
FORMAT
Wide
Zoom
14 : 9
4 : 3
Smart
MENU
4-1-2. Programming the Remote Commander for
Operation in Service Mode
1.Press the VCR/TV/DVD b utton until the
TV LED lights.
2.Press and hold the yellow button for
approx. 5 seconds until the TV LED
flashes quickly .
3.Press 99999. All three LED’s should light.
The remote commander is now set to Service Mode.
4.To return the remote commander to normal operation mode
repeat steps 1. and 2. then press 00000. All three LED’s
should light.
The remote commander is now set to normal mode.
4-1-3. Setting the TV into Service Mode
1.Program the remote commander for operation in Service
Mode as described above.
2.Turn on the TV main power switch.
3.Press the video standby button on the remote
commander twice.
‘TT ’ will appear in the upper right corner of the screen.
Other status information will also be displayed.
4.Press ‘MENU’ on the remote commander to obtain the
following menu on the screen.
4-1-1.How to Select Each Mode
1. Selection of Mode Between PAL and NTSC
PAL mode: Enter PAL signal.
NTSC mode: Enter NTSC signal. (VIDEO input only)
2. Selection of Screen Format
1.Press ' (BLUE)' button on the commander to select a
different screen format '14 : 9' , '4 : 3' etc.
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5.Move to the corresponding adjustment item using the
up or down arrow b uttons on the Remote Commander.
6.Press the right arrow button to enter into the required menu item.
7.Press the ‘Menu’ button on the Remote Commander to quit the
Service Mode when all adjustments have been completed.
Note :
·After carrying out the service adjustments, to prevent the
customer accessing the ‘Service Menu’ switch the TV set
OFF and then ON.
Is available by programming the Remote Commander for operation
in Service Mode [ As shown on Page 27 ] then pressing the VIDEO
button twice, OSD 'TT' appears. The functions describe below are
available by selecting the two numbers. To release 'Test Test Mode',
press 00, or switch the TV into Stand-by mode.
Copy PAL data to NTSC
JOYSTICK
VOLUME +
VOLUME -
1. Functions of Keys on Commander
• vVbB: Changes data value. (up or down)
: Marker moves up, down, or to the left or right.
(in fine adjustment mode)
• (OK) : Switches marker moving method.
(in fine adjustment mode)
joystick (v, V, b, B) keys c 1 and 4 buttons
4-2. Screen Center Adjustment
1. Input a monoscope PAL signal in wide mode.
2. Go into the Service mode; Display adjustment.
3. For Horizontal adjustment; modify to centre left-right.
4. For Vertical adjustment; modify to centre up-down.
5. Display PC input with XGA 60Hz resolution.
6. Check picture is not hidden on the top.
SCREEN
FORMAT
Wide
Zoom
14 : 9
4 : 3
Smart
MENU
– 29 –
Page 30
MEMO
KF-50/60SX300
RM-906
– 30 –
Page 31
5-1. BLOCK DIAGRAMS (1)
10
+17V
G ( )
POWER SUPPLY
5
1
T1601
3
9
8
11
12
13
14
16
15
17
9
18
8
1
2
IC1601
POWER SUPPLY
CONTROLLER
1
V SENSE
2
F/B
CT
4
RT
8
9
VC 1
OCP
3
TIMER
6
18
16
15
14
12
10
VD
VG
VG (L)
VC 2
VS
VB
PH1601
PHOTOCOUPLER
T1603
1
3
IC1602
REGULATOR
TO A BOARD
CN6202
7
6
CN1606
AU -15V
-DC
+DC
D1607
4
3
1
4
2
T1605
CN1601
D1608,
D1612,
D1635,
D1636
3
MOSFET
TRANSISTOR
USED BY
SWITCHING
CIRCUIT Q1606
MOSFET
TRANSISTOR
USED BY
SWITCHING
CIRCUIT Q1607
1
2
4
3
BARRIER
DIODE
D1623
AU +15V2
1
+33V
+11V
+5V
D1626
+4.5V
D1624
D1625PS1602
AU +15V
AU -15V
AU GND
AU GND
AU GND
+15V
-15V
PS1601
3
4
5
3
1
CN1602
POWER
SUPPLY
BLOCK
RELAY
RY1601
MAIN RECT
D1602
FH1601
1
3
4
1
3
1
2
1
CN1616
CN1615
CN1614
BIMETAL
MAIN SW
AC
AC
AC
AC
MAIN SW
BIMETAL
5
6
POWER
CONTROL
CIRCUIT
Q1603
Q1604
Q1605
D1601
CONVERTER
AND
PROTECT
Q1601
Q1602
4
6
D1614
IC1603
REGULATOR
SUB -7V
13
Q1608
POWER-CTL
AC DET
CN1605
TO A BOARD
CN6206
TO H2 BOARD
CN4402
PFC
TUNER
TU1100
SCL
SDA
FM/AM
TO H3 BOARD
CN4302
CN2301
OSS
HP-L-OUT
3
HP-R-OUT
1
IC2300
HEADPHONE AMPLIFIER
3
1
6
724
RESET
AUDIO
AUDIO MUTE
PROCESSOR
2
3
60
67
25
21
MUTE
IC2000
SOUND
STBY
SWITCH
Q2400,
Q2401
POWER OFF
MUTE
Q2501
+5V
IC2300
27
28
X2000
71
72
+3.3V
STBY
SWITCH
Q2003
IC2400
AUDIO AMP WOOFER
930
10
AV LINK
AUDIO AMP
6
7
1
7
11
AU+
AU-
IC2500
AUDIO AMP
PS2000
PS2001
1
3
WOOFER SP
2
4
CVBS SLAVE
CVBS-MAIN
RESET AUDIO
LINE MUTE
REAR-R
REAR-L
RED 2
BLUE 2
GREEN 2
RED 1
GREEN 1
BLUE 1
C SLAVE
C-MAIN
AV LINK
KEY 1
KEY 2
J2200
SPEAKERS
CN2004
3
TO WOOFER
CN2003
1
R
L
AU+
AU+
AU-
AU-
A21
A23
A24
A26
FS1
A27
A28
A29
A30
A31
A22
FS2
A32
B32
A20
A13
A18
A17
A16AUDIO MUTE
4
CN6202
1
2
6
7
CN5201
A5
TO
SPEAKERS
TO G BOARD
CN1606
TO B BOARD
CN3100
IC4401
IR/RECEIVER
OUT
VCC
S4402 - S4406
H1 ( )
T ( )
STBY 5V
USER KEY, SIRCS
S1000
LAMP COV
LAMP
COVER
SWITCH
SIRCS
KEY 2
KEY 1
GND31
CN4404
4
5
2
3
CN1000
TO A BOARD
CN0001
TO A BOARD
CN2301
HEADPHONE R OUT
HEADPHONE L OUT
HEADPHONE SW
TO J BOARD
CN3800
CN4302
CN4303
V2-L
V2-R
V2-V
V2-Y
V2-C
1
3
4
7
9
5
1
3
H3( )
AV INPUT
HP OUT
J4302
HEADPHONES
J4301
L
R
VIDEO
1
3
4
2
TUNER, AUDIO,
CN4401
REGULATORS
D4401
LAMP LED
4
5
STBY LED
7POW ON
H2 ( )
Q4407
Q4401
LED INDICATORS
D4402
Q4404
SW+
SW+54
CN4402
CN1607 AND CN1615
4
63
D4405
S4401
R
G
Q4405
Q4406
1
+7V
R
G
Q4402
Q4403
TO G BOARD
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A ( )
TO A BOARD
CN0001
Page 32
5-1. BLOCK DIAGRAMS (2)
TO A BOARD
CN5201
B ( )
CN3100
H2SB4
A5
KEY 2
A6
IR-DATA
A7
LUMISPONDER
A8
EPG MODE
A9
OCP-OVP
A10
OCP-FLAG
A11
MAIN-SW
A12
DG SW
A13
KEY 1
A14
SIRCS
B14
HV PROT
A15
LED
A16
AUDIO MUTE
LINE MUTE
A17
AUDIO RESET
A18
AGC DEFEAT
A19
AV LINK
A20
CSEL
B28
N/U
B29
N-RESET
B30
DQP V COMP
C6
H TRAP
B12
ROTATION
B13
C31 SDA 3.3V
C30 SCL 3.3V
B32 CVBS MAIN
C15
1 HOP MUTE
B31
AC MONITOR
C28
SDA DP1
C29
SDA DP1
MICRO, 3D COMB
BUFFER
Q5519
BUFFER
Q5503
BUFFER
Q5550
B
AC MONITOR
CV/Y/INT
Y
C
SDA
SCL
X3800
BUFFER
Q3811
BUFFER
Q3802
BUFFER
Q3800
CVBS MAIN
CV/Y/INT
37
38
1
34
39
38
FILTER
FL3801
SDA
SCL
CERA
CVBS/YIN
H SYNC
V SYNC
23
IC3802
SECAM REF
VTIM
HTIM
X433/358
BUFFER AMP
& SWITCH
Q3805, Q3806,
Q3816
FILTER
FL3800
23
+5V
14
15
28
BUFFER
Q3803
BUFFER
Q3801
SWITCH
Q3807
SWITCH
Q3808
BUFFER AMP
Q3812, Q3814
X3801
IC3801IC3800
110
111
ADDR11
112
ADDR9
113
ADDR8
114
ADDR7
117
ADDR6
118
ADDR5
119
ADDR4
120
ADDR3
123
ADDR2
124
ADDR1
125
ADDR0
126
ADDR10
129
BA1
130
BA0
131
XCS
132
XRAS
133
XCAS
134
XWE
135
DQM
12
14
1930
59
62
4
2
9
VIN
RYO
ACO
RT
RB
REFCLK
VTIM
HTIM
DQ7
DQ6
DQ5
DQ4
DQ3
DQ2
DQ1
DQ0
DQ15
DQ14
DQ13
DQ12
DQ11
DQ10
DQ9
DQ8
SDCK
85
86
87
88
89
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
103
104
105
106
107
FB-M2
1K
H2S
SCL
SDA
V2S
+5V
RX
TX
GR3
B
Y
C
CN3400
1
5
9
CN3401
6
9
11
4
3
7
1
CN0004
3
4
TO C BOARD
CN3004
TO C BOARD
CN3004 &
CN3007
R3404
R3407
R3411
R3414
IC0001
H2S
103
H SYNC
OCP-OVP
12
IR DATA
SIRCS
KEY 2
KEY 1
N-RESET
DGC-SW
MAIN-SW
HV PROT
AV-LINK
A(10)
A(11)
A(12)
A(13)
A(14)
A(15)
A(16)
A(17)
A(18)
A(19)
P2.15
11
P2.14
8
P2.11
6
P2.9
5
P2.8
127
P5.3
124
P5.0
126
P5.2
101
P6.6
100
P6.5
93
P5.14
91
P3.13
90
P3.12
82
P3.8
81
P3.7
80
P3.6
78
P3.4
LED
77
P3.3
CSSDRAM
10
P2.13
A(0)
37
A(1)
36
A(2)
35
A(3)
34
A(4)
33
A(5)
27
A(6)
26
A(7)
24
A(8)
23
A(9)
25
28
29
30
38
39
A14/RAS
40
A15/CAS
22
P4.0/A16
19
P4.1/A17
18
P4.2/A18
17
P4.3/A19
OCP-FLAG
EPG-MODE
LUMISPONDER
AGC DEFEAT
12C-DISABLE
LINE MUTE
RESET-AUDIO
AUDIO MUTE
37
CKECKE
35
A11
34
A9
33
A8
32
A7
31
A6
30
A5
29
A4
26
A3
25
A2
24
A1
23
A0
22
A10
21
BA1
20
BA0
19
/CS
18
/RAS
17
/CAS
16
/WE
15
DQM
13
DQ7
11
DQ6
10
DQ5
8
DQ4
7
DQ3
5
DQ2
4
DQ1
2
DQ0
53
DQ15
51
DQ14
50
DQ13
48
DQ12
47
DQ11
45
DQ10
44
DQ9
42
DQ8
38
CLK
V SYNC
BLANK/
RS OUT
P2.10
P3.0
P3.1
P3.15
CVBS 1A
P3.11
P3.10
UDQM
MEMCLK
CLKEN
LDQM
CSROM
V2S
102
FB-M2
105
XTAL 1
108
X0001
109
XTAL 2
AC ON/OFF
7
BUFFER
Q0075
IC0007
45
AC MONITOR
IC0002
CSSD
RAM
D(0)
D(1)
D(2)
D(3)
D(4)
D(5)
D(6)
D(8)
D(9)
D(10)
D(11)
D(12)
D(13)
D(14)
D(15)
D(7)
D(7)
19
2
4
5
7
8
10
11
42
44
45
47
48
50
51
53
13
39
38
37
25
9
11
13
15
19
21
23
10
12
14
16
20
22
24
26
6
8
SCL33
SDA33
SCL33
6
SDA33
5
IC0003
CS
DQ0
DQ1
DQ2
DQ3
DQ4
DQ5
DQ6
DQ8
DQ9
DQ10
DQ11
DQ12
DQ13
DQ14
DQ15
DQ7
DQM
CLK
CKE
IC0005
OTP EPROM
Q7
Q0
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q5
Q6
Q8
Q9
Q10
Q11
Q12
Q13
Q14
Q15 A-1
/E1
/G
B
BA0/A12
BA1/A13
/RAS
/CAS
LOOM
23
A0
24
A1
25
A2
26
A3
29
A4
30
A5
31
A6
32
A7
33
A8
34
A9
22
A10
35
A11
20
21
18
17
15
16
/WE
A(0)
5
A0
A(1)
4
A1
A(2)
3
A2
A(3)
2
A3
A(4)
1
A4
A(5)
44
A5
A(6)
43
A6
A(7)
42
A7
A(8)
37
A8
A(9)
36
A9
A(10)
35
A10
A(11)
34
A11
A(12)
33
A12
A(13)
32
A13
A(14)
31
A14
A(15)
30
A15
A(16)
29
A16
A(17)
41
A17
A(18)
40
A18
A(19)
38
A19
74
75
NVM-WP
92
121
89
88
44
55
D0
59
D1
65
D2
71
D3
70
D4
64
D5
58
D6
54
D7
57
D8
63
D9
67
D10
72
D11
66
D12
62
D13
56
D14
51
D15
48
43
45
50
/WR
49
46
47
RD
CVBS-MAIN
RX
TX
CSSD
RAM
D(0)
D(1)
D(2)
D(3)
D(4)
D(5)
D(6)
D(7)
D(8)
D(9)
D(10)
D(11)
D(12)
D(13)
D(14)
D(15)
/WD
7
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Page 33
5-1. BLOCK DIAGRAMS (3)
TO J BOARD
TO J BOARD
CN3806 AND
TO J BOARD
TO B BOARD
CN3809
CN3807
CN3805
CN3401
SCANRATE, BACKEND,
DIGITLA GAMMA, LCD DRIVERS
C ( )
IC3007
1
CN3009
3
G-PC
1
B-PC
5
R-PC
7
V-PC
9
CN3005
CN3006
CN3007
H-PC
2
G2
4
B2
6
Y-M
8
C-M
10
Y-S
12
C-S
2
FB2
4
FB1
6
R1
8
G1
10
B1
12
R1
2
Y
4
C
V-PC
H-PC
YUV 0
YUV 1
YUV 2
YUV 3
YUV 4
YUV 5
YUV 6
YUV 7
CLK
SCL 33
SDA 33
H-PC
MS-H-IN
V-PC
VS-OUT
HS-OUT
CLK-MS
X3001
VSP RESET
BLK
IC2501
CLOCK/CALENDAR
B0
85
D-A 0
B1
84
D-A 1
B2
83
CLK B
FRP
SHST
SDA
PRG
CLK R
FRP
SHST
SDA
PRG
D-A 2
B3
82
D-A 3
B4
81
D-A 4
B5
80
D-A 5
B6
79
D-A 6
B7
78
D-A 7
B8
77
D-A 8
B9
76
D-A 9
3
MCLKX
4
FRP
5
SHST
8
SDA
SCL
9
SCL
60
PRG
IC2701
R DRIVE
R0
85
D-A 0
R1
84
D-A 1
R2
83
D-A 2
R3
82
D-A 3
R4
81
D-A 4
R5
80
D-A 5
R6
79
D-A 6
R7
78
D-A 7
R8
77
D-A 8
R9
76
D-A 9
3
MCLKX
4
FRP
5
SHST
8
SDA
SCL
9
SCL
60
PRG
WP-256K
EXT
P-MUTE
WP-2K
3D GAMMA
IC3101
1
Q3101
Q3102
BUFFER
Q3105
IC2011
WP-2K
SCL
SDA
1
7
E0
WPIC2012
2
6
E1
3
5
E2
BUFFER
SWITCH
AND
Q2001
Q2002
IC3102
7
1
E0
6
2
E1
5
3
E2
1
2
IC3003
IC3004
HS
8
H-IN
VS
9
V-IN
12
Y IN 0
13
Y IN 1
14
Y IN 2
15
Y IN 3
16
Y IN 4
17
Y IN 5
18
Y IN 6
19
Y IN 7
26
ITUCLK-IN
C0
28
C IN 0
C1
29
C IN 1
C2
30
C IN 2
C3
31
C IN 3
C4
34
C IN 4
C5
35
C IN 5
C6
36
C IN 6
C7
37
C IN 7
4
SCL
7
SDA
10
H-IN 2
11
V-IN 2
22
V OUT
23
H OUT
27
CLKF-IN
73
X IN
74
X OUT
2
RESET
141
FBL1
PCLK1
OSD-H
OSD-V
R1.0
R1.1
R1.2
R1.3
R1.4
R1.5
R1.6
R1.7
G1.0
G1.1
G1.2
G1.3
G1.4
G1.5
G1.6
G1.7
B1.0
B1.1
B1.2
B1.3
B1.4
B1.5
B1.6
B1.7
R IN 1
G IN 1
B IN 1
R IN 2
G IN 2
B IN 2
100
101
102
103
106
107
108
109
110
111
114
115
131
132
133
136
137
138
80
72
77
82
83
84
85
88
89
90
93
94
95
98
99
H-OUT
V-OUT
R-OUT 0
R-OUT 1
R-OUT 2
R-OUT 3
R-OUT 4
R-OUT 5
R-OUT 6
R-OUT 7
G-OUT 0
G-OUT 1
G-OUT 2
G-OUT 3
G-OUT 4
G-OUT 5
G-OUT 6
G-OUT 7
B-OUT 0
B-OUT 1
B-OUT 2
B-OUT 3
B-OUT 4
B-OUT 5
B-OUT 6
B-OUT 7
R-VIDEO
G-VIDEO
B-VIDEO
R-OUT
G-OUT
B-OUT
INVERTER
24
EXPANDER
SDA
14
SCL
15
SCL
1
SDA
2
IC3006
PORT
DAC4
DAC4
DAC4
DAC4
IC2009
PCLK1
3
5
4
1
RESET
WC
SCL
SDA
PCLK1
PCLK1
B OUT 0
B OUT 1
B OUT 2
B OUT 3
B OUT 4
B OUT 5
B OUT 6
B OUT 7
G OUT 0
G OUT 1
G OUT 2
G OUT 3
G OUT 4
G OUT 5
G OUT 6
G OUT 7
R OUT 0
R OUT 1
R OUT 2
R OUT 3
R OUT 4
R OUT 5
R OUT 6
R OUT 7
H-OUT
V-OUT
SCL
SDA
RESET
P-MUTE
PRG
FRPN
FRP
SCL 33
SDA 33
29
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
66
22
21
23
36
37
PCLK1
B IN 2
B IN 3
B IN 4
B IN 5
B IN 6
B IN 7
B IN 8
B IN 9
G IN 2
G IN 3
G IN 4
G IN 5
G IN 6
G IN 7
G IN 8
G IN 9
R IN 2
R IN 3
R IN 4
R IN 5
R IN 6
R IN 7
R IN 8
R IN 9
HSYNC1
VSYNC1
R SCL
R SDA
RESET
MUTE
LCD PRG
LCD FRPX
LCD FRP
H SCL
H SDA
IC3103
B OUT 0
B OUT 1
B OUT 2
B OUT 3
B OUT 4
B OUT 5
B OUT 6
B OUT 7
B OUT 8
B OUT 9
G OUT 0
G OUT 1
G OUT 2
G OUT 3
G OUT 4
G OUT 5
G OUT 6
G OUT 7
G OUT 8
G OUT 9
R OUT 0
R OUT 1
R OUT 2
R OUT 3
R OUT 4
R OUT 5
R OUT 6
R OUT 7
R OUT 8
R OUT 9
LCD HST
LCD HCK1
LCD HCK2
LCD ENB
LCD VCK
LCD VST
LCD PCG
LCD CLR
R0
1
R1
2
R2
3
R3
4
R4
5
R5
6
R6
7
R7
8
R8
9
R9
10
G0
37
G1
38
G2
39
G3
40
G4
41
G5
42
G6
43
G7
44
G8
45
G9
46
B0
51
B1
52
B2
53
B3
54
B4
55
B5
56
B6
57
B7
58
B8
59
B9
60
HST
25
HCK1
26
HCK2
17
ENB1
24
VCK1
18
VST1
19
PCG1
11
CLR1
12
HCK1
HCK1
HCK2
HCK2
HCK1
HCK2
ENB1
VCK1
VST1
PCG1
CLR1
IC2007
HST
4
A3
HST
5
A4
6
A5
8
A7
7
A6
9
A8
HCK1-R
14
Y5
HCK2-R
13
Y6
HST R
16
Y3
HCK1-G
15
Y4
HCK2-G
12
Y7
HST G
11
Y8
IC2006
HST
4
A3
2
A1
3
A2
5
A4
6
A5
7
A6
8
A7
9
A8
HCK1-B
18
Y1
HCK2-B
17
Y2
HST B
16
Y3
ENB
15
Y4
VCK
14
Y5
VST
13
Y6
PCG
12
Y7
CLR
11
Y8
SID OUT
SH OUT 1
SH OUT 2
SH OUT 3
SH OUT 4
SH OUT 5
SH OUT 6
SH OUT 7
SH OUT 8
SH OUT 9
SH OUT 0
SH OUT 1
SH OUT 2
SID OUT
SH OUT 1
SH OUT 2
SH OUT 3
SH OUT 4
SH OUT 5
SH OUT 6
SH OUT 7
SH OUT 8
SH OUT 9
SH OUT 0
SH OUT 1
SH OUT 2
57
51
49
47
45
43
41
35
33
31
29
27
25
53
57
51
49
47
45
43
41
35
33
31
29
27
25
53
SID OUT
B-SIG 01
B-SIG 02
B-SIG 03
B-SIG 04
B-SIG 05
B-SIG 06
B-SIG 07
B-SIG 08
B-SIG 09
B-SIG 10
B-SIG 11
B-SIG 12
V COM OUT
SID OUT
R-SIG 01
R-SIG 02
R-SIG 03
R-SIG 04
R-SIG 05
R-SIG 06
R-SIG 07
R-SIG 08
R-SIG 09
R-SIG 10
R-SIG 11
R-SIG 12
V COM OUT
Q2502
Q2504
Q2702
Q2704
V COM OUT
V COM OUT
STBY 5V
IC4000
BUFFERS AND
AMPLIFIERS
67
Q4009 Q4010
Q4011 Q4012
Q4016 Q4017
FB2
68
R1
70
G1
72
B1
73
R2
78
G2
80
B2
82
Y
96
C
97
Y-M
100
C-M
102
Y-S
104
CS
106
V-PC
29
YUV 0
YUV 1
YUV 2
YUV 3
YUV 4
YUV 5
YUV 6
YUV 7
CLK
RESET
SCL 33
SDA 33
HS
32
H OUT
V OUT
DG OUT 0
DG OUT 1
DG OUT 2
DG OUT 3
DG OUT 4
DG OUT 5
DG OUT 6
DG OUT 7
CLK OUT
DB OUT 0
DB OUT 1
DB OUT 2
DB OUT 3
DB OUT 4
DB OUT 5
DB OUT 6
DB OUT 7
RESET
SCL
SDA
FLB1
FBL2
R IN 1
G IN 1
B IN 1
R IN 2
G IN 2
B IN 2
CVBS1
CVBS2
CVBS4
CVBS5
CVBS6
CVBS7
VS
39
25
24
23
22
21
9
8
7
51
C0
132
C1
128
C2
127
C3
126
C4
125
C5
124
C6
116
C7
115
40
28
10
R VIDEO
G VIDEO
G-CLP
Q4001
B-CLP
Q4002
R-CLP
Q4000
5V
B VIDEO
Q4015
Q4013
5V
BUFFER
Q4004
Q4014
BUFFER
Q4003
BUFFER
Q4005
B OSD CLP
G OSD CLP
R OSD CLP
IC4003
G
R
B
G
15
7
5
R
14
6
B
4
9
10
11
6
6
6
BUFFER
Q4007
BUFFER
Q4008
BUFFER
Q4009
G OUT
R OUT
B OUT
EXT
FB1
H PC
CLK G
FRP
SHST
SDA
SCL
PRG
IC2601
G DRIVE
G0
85
D-A 0
G1
84
D-A 1
G2
83
D-A 2
G3
82
D-A 3
G4
81
D-A 4
G5
80
D-A 5
G6
79
D-A 6
G7
78
D-A 7
G8
77
D-A 8
G9
76
D-A 9
3
MCLKX
4
FRP
5
SHST
8
SDA
9
SCL
60
PRG
SID OUT
SH OUT 1
SH OUT 2
SH OUT 3
SH OUT 4
SH OUT 5
SH OUT 6
SH OUT 7
SH OUT 8
SH OUT 9
SH OUT 0
SH OUT 1
SH OUT 2
57
51
49
47
45
43
41
35
33
31
29
27
25
53
SID OUT
G-SIG 01
G-SIG 02
G-SIG 03
G-SIG 04
G-SIG 05
G-SIG 06
G-SIG 07
G-SIG 08
G-SIG 09
G-SIG 10
G-SIG 11
G-SIG 12
V COM OUT
Q2602
Q2604
V COM OUT
P SIG-OB
B-SIG 01
B-SIG 02
B-SIG 03
B-SIG 04
B-SIG 05
B-SIG 06
B-SIG 07
B-SIG 08
B-SIG 09
B-SIG 10
B-SIG 11
B-SIG 12
PCG
HST-B
HCK1-B
HCK2-B
P SIG-OR
R-SIG 01
R-SIG 02
R-SIG 03
R-SIG 04
R-SIG 05
R-SIG 06
R-SIG 07
R-SIG 08
R-SIG 09
R-SIG 10
R-SIG 11
R-SIG 12
PCG
HST-R
HCK1-R
HCK2-R
PSG-OG
G-SIG 01
G-SIG 02
G-SIG 03
G-SIG 04
G-SIG 05
G-SIG 06
G-SIG 07
G-SIG 08
G-SIG 09
G-SIG 10
G-SIG 11
G-SIG 12
PCG
HST-G
HCK1-G
HCK2-G
HS-OUT
VS-OUT
R VIDEO
G VIDEO
B VIDEO
CLR
VST
VCK
ENB
CLR
VST
VCK
ENB
CLR
VST
VCK
ENB
SDA
SCL
BLK
CN2551
1
P SIG-OB
14
SIG-B6
13
SIG-B5
12
SIG-B4
11
SIG-B3
10
SIG-B2
9
SIG-B1
8
SIG-A6
7
SIG-A5
6
SIG-A4
5
SIG-A3
4
SIG-A2
3
SIG-A1
31
V COM
29
PCG
28
CLR
25
VST
24
VCK
23
ENB
17
HST
18
HCK1
19
HCK2
CN2601
1
P SIG-OR
14
SIG-B6
13
SIG-B5
12
SIG-B4
11
SIG-B3
10
SIG-B2
9
SIG-B1
8
SIG-A6
7
SIG-A5
6
SIG-A4
5
SIG-A3
4
SIG-A2
3
SIG-A1
31
V COM
29
PCG
28
CLR
25
VST
24
VCK
23
ENB
17
HST
HCK1
18
19
HCK2
CN2651
1
P SIG-OG
14
SIG-B6
13
SIG-B5
12
SIG-B4
11
SIG-B3
10
SIG-B2
9
SIG-B1
8
SIG-A6
7
SIG-A5
6
SIG-A4
5
SIG-A3
4
SIG-A2
3
SIG-A1
31
V COM
29
PCG
28
CLR
25
VST
24
VCK
23
ENB
17
HST
HCK1
18
19
HCK2
CN3004
HS IN
2
VS IN
1
SDA A
4
SCL A
3
BLANKING
6
R/R OSD
9
G/G OSD
711B/B OSD
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Page 34
5-1. BLOCK DIAGRAMS (4)
5-2. CIRCUIT BOARD LOCATION
5-3. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS AND
PRINTED WIRING BOARDS
Note :
• All capacitors are in µF unless otherwise noted.
• pF : µµF 50WV or less are not indicated except for
electrolytic types.
• Indication of resistance, which does not have one for
rating electrical power, is as follows.
Pitch : 5mm
Electrical power rating : 1/4W
• Chip resistors are 1/10W
• All resistors are in ohms.
k = 1000 ohms, M = 1000,000 ohms
•: nonflammable resistor.
•: fusible resistor.
•: internal component.
•: panel designation or adjustment for repair.
• All variable and adjustable resistors have
characteristic curve B, unless otherwise noted.
• All voltages are in Volts.
• Readings are taken with a 10Mohm digital mutimeter.
• Readings are taken with a color bar input signal.
• Voltage variations may be noted due to normal production
tolerences.
•: B + bus.
•: B - bus.
•: RF signal path.
•: earth - ground.
•: earth - chassis.
Reference Information
RESISTORRN
: METAL FILM
RC
: SOLID
FPRD
: NON FLAMMABLE CARBON
FUSE
: NON FLAMMABLE FUSIBLE
RS
: NON FLAMMABLE METAL OXIDE
RB
: NON FLAMMABLE CEMENT
RW
: NON FLAMMABLE WIREWOUND
: ADJUSTMENT RESISTOR
COILLF-8L
: MICRO INDUCTOR
CAPACITOR TA
: TANTALUM
PS
: STYROL
PP
: POLYPROPYLENE
PT
: MYLAR
MPS
: METALIZED POLYESTER
MPP
: METALIZED POLYPROPYLENE
ALB
: BIPOLAR
ALT
: HIGH TEMPERATURE
ALR
: HIGH RIPPLE
Les composants identifiés par une trame et
par une marque sont d'une importance
critique pour la sécurité. Ne les remplacer
que par des pièces de numéro spécifié.
specified.
Note :
The components identified by shading
and marked are critical for safety.
Replace only with the part numbers
specified in the parts list.
Note :
CVM Board
A Board
S1 Board
VM
C
H
D1
A
J
A2
N
D
A1
D2
C
A
T
B
G
H2
H1
J
A
Power block
H3
C
CN3801
RIGHT OUT
1
RIGHT IN
2
LEFT OUT
3
LEFT IN
6
BLUE IN
7
MODE
8
AV1
GREEN IN
11
TO H3 BOARD
CN4303
CN3802
AV2
CN3803
AV3
CN3800
J2800
RED IN
15
BLANKING
16
VIDEO OUT
19
VIDEO IN
20
RIGHT OUT
1
RIGHT IN
2
LEFT OUT
3
LEFT IN
6
BLUE IN
7
MODE
8
GREEN IN
11
RED IN
15
BLANKING
16
VIDEO OUT
19
VIDEO IN
20
RIGHT OUT
1
RIGHT IN
2
LEFT OUT
3
LEFT IN
6
MODE
8
C IN
15
VIDEO OUT
19
VIDEO IN
20
1
5
C-FRONT
3
FRONT-L
7
FRONT-R
9
PCL
11
PCR
12
Y/CVBSFRONT
INTERFACE
CN3808
PC
5
12
15
14
13
1
2
3
SDA-PC
SCL-PC
V-PC
H-PC
R-PC
G-PC
B-PC
Q3859
Q3862
8
5
6
7
Q3861
BUFFER
Q3863
IC3801
CVBS/Y MAIN
SPEAKER-L
SPEAKER-R
L-ANALOG RF
R-ANALOG RF
Q3860
V-OUT-1S
V-OUT-2S
FRONT-L
SC3 IN-L
SC2 IN-L
SC1 IN-L
FRONT-R
2
9
11
C-MAIN
13
SCL
14
SDA
15
MUTE
17
MODE 1
18
MODE 2
19
MODE 3
20
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
32
33
IC3800
AUDIO/VIDEO SWITCH
LAST RF
AV2 OUT
CVBS Y MAIN
C MAIN
SCL
SDA
MUTE
MODE 1
MODE 2
AV3 OUT CVBS
MODE 3
AV2 OUT L/SPKR L
AV2 OUT L/SPKR R
ANALOG RF-L
FRONT L
AV3 IN-L
AV2 IN-L
AV1 IN-L
AV1 IN CVBS
ANALOG RF-R
DIGITAL RF
FRONT R
ANALOG RF
34
AV3 IN R
35
AV2 I R
36
AV1 IN R
38
AV1 OUT R
39
AV1 OUT L
40
AV3 OUT R
41
AV3 OUT L
43
45
Y SLAVE
47
C SLAVE
49
FRONT C
51
AV3 IN C
54
FRONT Y
56
AV3 IN Y
58
AV2 IN Y
60
62
64
J ( )
V-OUT-3S
MUTE
SWITCH
Q2804
V-OUT-2S
V-OUT-1S
SC2-OUT-R
SC2-OUT-L
SC3-IN-R
SC2-IN-R
SC1-IN-R
SC1 OUT-R
SC1 OUT-L
SC3 OUT-R
SC3 OUT-L
V-OUT-35
CVBS/Y SLAVE
C SLAVE
C-FRONT
C-IN-3
Y/CVBS-FRONT
V-IN-3
V-IN-2
V-IN-1
V-DIGITAL RF
V-ANALOG RF
A/V SWITCH
BUFFER
V-OUT-3B
AMP
Q3856
BUFFER
V-OUT-2B
AMP
Q3857
BUFFER
V-OUT-1B
AMP
Q3858
BUFFER
SPEAKER R
AMP
Q2802
BUFFER
SPEAKER L
AMP
Q2803
9V
AC ON-OFF
CVBS DIGITAL RF
CVBS/Y MAIN
C-MAIN
CVBS/Y SLAVE
C SLAVE
BLUE 1
GREEN 1
RED 1
BLK 1 FS1
GREEN 2
BLUE 2
BLK 2
RED 2
L-DIGITAL RF
R SPEAKER/HP
L SPEAKER/HP
R-DIGITAL RF
L-ANALOG RF
R-ANALOG RF
AV LINK
SDA
SCL
CVBS/ANALOG RF 35
FB2
BLK 2
FB1BLK 1
RED 1
GREEN 1
BLUE 1
RED 2
GREEN 2
BLUE 2
CVBS/Y MAIN
C-MAIN
CVBS/Y SLAVE
C SLAVE
V-PC
H-PC
R-PC
G-PC
B-PC
CN3804
1
3
4
6
7
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
19
20
22
23
25
26
29
32
33
CN3805
2
4
6
8
10
CN3806
2
4
6
8
CN3807
2
4
6
CN3809
7
9
5
3
1
TO C BOARD
CN3006
TO C BOARD
CN3005
TO C BOARD
CN3005
TO C BOARD
CN3009
- 34 -
Page 35
ABCDEF
G
HI JKLMN
O
1
2
3
4
5
6
HP OUT
7
8
1/3 TUNER, AUDIO, REGULATORS
9
10
11
COMPONENTS MARKED AS XX ARE NOT FITTED ON THIS MODEL
Portions of the circuit contained within
the marked areas as shown have high
voltages present. Use care to prevent
electric shock during inspection or repair.
An Isolation Transformer must be used
during any Service work to avoid possible
shock hazard due to live chassis. The
chassis of this receiver is directly
connected to the power line.
~ T Printed Wiring Board Conductor Side ~
- 52 -
Page 53
ABCDEF
SLR-325VCT31
D4401
1234567
RED
7P
CN4401
NC
GND
NC
LAMP LED
STBY LED
STBY +7V
POW ON
1/10W
100
R4402
G
R
SPR-325MVW
D4402
1/10W
470
R4404
16V
10
C4404
1/10W
100
R4403
1/10W
1k
R4408
DTC114EK
Q4401
1/10W
470
R4405
DTA114EKA
Q4402
2SC1623-L5L6
Q4403
50V
2.2
C4403
1/10W
100k
R4406
1/10W
47k
R4407
DTC114EK
Q4404
DTA114EKA
Q4405
1/10W
1k
R4411
MSD601-RST1
Q4406
G
R
SPR-325MVW
D4405
1/10W
47
R4409
12345
RED
5P
CN4402
GND
GND
GND
SW+
SW+
Q4408
XX
XX
R4414
XX
R4413
MSD601-RST1
Q4407
1/10W
47
R4412
1/10W
10k
R4410
CHIP
0
R4415
S4401
1
2
3
4
5
6
H2
H2.-KF-50/60SX300
TO A BOARD
CN0001
TO G BOARD
CN1607
COMPONENTS MARKED AS XX ARE NOT FITTED ON THIS MODEL
LED INDICATORS
S1000
1
2
3
WHT
3P
CN1000
GND
NC
LAMP COV
T
T..-KF-50/60SX300
LAMP COVER SWITCH
G
HI JKLMN
O
1
~ H1 Board Schematic Diagram [ User Key, Sircs ] ~~ H2 Board Schematic Diagram [ LED Indicators ] ~
2
3
USER KEY, SIRCS
16V
4
5
6
~ H3 Board Schematic Diagram [ AV Input, HP Out ] ~
Items with no part number and no description are not
stocked because they are seldom required for routine
service.
The construction parts of an assembled part are indicated
with a collation number in the remarks column.
Items marked “*” are not stocked
since they are seldom required for
routine service. Some delay should
be anticipated when ordering these
items.
The components identied by shading
and mark are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number specied.
£
100 4-096-934-11 BRACKET, MAIN
101 *A-1405-803-A MOUNTED PC BOARD, A
102 8-598-535-20 FRONT END BTF-EF411
103 1-419-965-11 COIL, CHOKE 27.0MMH
104 *H-8001-379-A MOUNTED PC BOARD, B (VAR)
105 7-685-663-79 SCREW +BVTP 4X16 TYPE2 IT-3
106 *A-1405-804-A MOUNTED PC BOARD, J
107 *A-1302-408-A COMPLETE PC BOARD, G
108 4-065-070-01 HOLDER, AC CORD
109 £ 1-765-286-11 CORD, POWER (KF-50SX300K/KF-50SX300AEP/
KF-60SX300K/KF-60SX300AEP)
£ 1-776-860-11 POWER CORD, FILTER(UK) (KF-50SX300U/
KF-60SX300U)
R0052 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0053 1-216-829-11 METAL CHIP 4.7K 5% 1/10W
R0056 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0057 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0059 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0060 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0063 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0064 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0065 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0066 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0067 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0068 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0069 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0070 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0071 1-216-849-11 METAL CHIP 220K 5% 1/10W
R0072 1-216-829-11 METAL CHIP 4.7K 5% 1/10W
R0073 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0074 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0075 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0076 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0079 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0080 1-216-827-11 METAL CHIP 3.3K 5% 1/10W
R0081 1-216-827-11 METAL CHIP 3.3K 5% 1/10W
R0082 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0083 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0084 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0085 1-216-829-11 METAL CHIP 4.7K 5% 1/10W
R0086 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0087 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0088 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0092 1-216-829-11 METAL CHIP 4.7K 5% 1/10W
R0093 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0095 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0099 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0102 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0108 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0137 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R3100 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3101 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3103 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3104 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3106 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3108 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3109 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3110 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3112 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3113 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3165 1-216-845-11 METAL CHIP 100K 5% 1/10W
R3210 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3211 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
F4A
JR0011 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
JR3400 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
JR3404 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
JR3406 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
JR3408 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
JR3409 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0001 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0002 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0003 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0004 1-216-816-11 METAL CHIP 390 5% 1/10W
R0005 1-216-816-11 METAL CHIP 390 5% 1/10W
R0006 1-216-816-11 METAL CHIP 390 5% 1/10W
R0007 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R0008 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R0009 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R0011 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0014 1-216-805-11 METAL CHIP 47 5% 1/10W
R0015 1-216-805-11 METAL CHIP 47 5% 1/10W
R0016 1-216-805-11 METAL CHIP 47 5% 1/10W
R0018 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0019 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0020 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0021 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0022 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0023 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0025 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0026 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0027 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0028 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0029 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0030 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0031 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0032 1-216-827-11 METAL CHIP 3.3K 5% 1/10W
R0033 1-216-827-11 METAL CHIP 3.3K 5% 1/10W
R0034 1-216-825-11 METAL CHIP 2.2K 5% 1/10W
R0035 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0036 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0037 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0038 1-216-825-11 METAL CHIP 2.2K 5% 1/10W
R0039 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0040 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0042 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0043 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R0044 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0045 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0046 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R0047 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0048 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R0049 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3212 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3240 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3241 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3242 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3270 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3271 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3272 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3300 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3301 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3303 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3306 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3307 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3313 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3401 1-216-821-11 METAL CHIP 1K 5% 1/10W
R3404 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3407 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3411 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3413 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3414 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3419 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R3421 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R3422 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3423 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R3435 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3437 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3438 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3441 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3442 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3443 1-218-847-11 METAL CHIP 1K 0.5% 1/10W
R3444 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3445 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3447 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3451 1-216-829-11 METAL CHIP 4.7K 5% 1/10W
R3452 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R3800 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3801 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
R3802 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
R3803 1-216-813-11 METAL CHIP 220 5% 1/10W
R3804 1-216-830-11 METAL CHIP 5.6K 5% 1/10W
R3806 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3807 1-216-818-11 METAL CHIP 560 5% 1/10W
R3808 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3810 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R3811 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R3812 1-414-760-21 FERRITE 0UH
R3814 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3815 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
R3816 1-216-830-11 METAL CHIP 5.6K 5% 1/10W
R3817 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
R3818 1-216-813-11 METAL CHIP 220 5% 1/10W
R3820 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3821 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3822 1-216-818-11 METAL CHIP 560 5% 1/10W
R3823 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R3825 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R3826 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R3829 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R3830 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
R3833 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3834 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
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R3846 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
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R3860 1-216-813-11 METAL CHIP 220 5% 1/10W
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R3878 1-216-813-11 METAL CHIP 220 5% 1/10W
R3879 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3881 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R3882 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3883 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
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R3894 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R5501 1-216-821-11 METAL CHIP 1K 5% 1/10W
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R5504 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R5505 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
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R5511 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
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R6217 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
R6218 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
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R6232 1-216-849-11 METAL CHIP 220K 5% 1/10W
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R6237 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R6238 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R6239 1-216-821-11 METAL CHIP 1K 5% 1/10W
R6240 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
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R1303 1-216-805-11 METAL CHIP 47 5% 1/10W
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R2009 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
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R2024 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
R2025 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
R2026 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
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R2401 1-216-817-11 METAL CHIP 470 5% 1/10W
R2402 1-218-827-11 METAL CHIP 150 0.5% 1/10W
R2403 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
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R2405 1-216-838-11 METAL CHIP 27K 5% 1/10W
R2406 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
R2407 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
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R2501 1-216-821-11 METAL CHIP 1K 5% 1/10W
R2502 1-216-818-11 METAL CHIP 560 5% 1/10W
R2503 1-216-818-11 METAL CHIP 560 5% 1/10W
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R2812 1-216-813-11 METAL CHIP 220 5% 1/10W
R2813 1-216-813-11 METAL CHIP 220 5% 1/10W
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R2820 1-216-837-11 METAL CHIP 22K 5% 1/10W
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R2825 1-216-049-11 RES-CHIP 1K 5% 1/10W
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R4053 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
R4054 1-216-841-11 METAL CHIP 47K 5% 1/10W
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A new TV Repair Assistance Tool that combines ease of use and powerful PC software tools to
allow you to save valuable time during many TV repairs.
The TRACE interface connects to the PC's serial port. It provides
connection to the TV's I2C bus and can be provided with an InfraRed
transmitter (optional).
The interface is powered by a standard 9 V PP3 battery for portable
use, and can also be powered by an external 9V/25mA DC power
supply.
The TRACE software that is supplied with the interface allows you to:
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Read, restore and compare NVM contents via the I2C bus
Acknowledge check of all I2C devices in the TV set
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Read Error Codes (emulation of the Error Reader tool)
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With the optional IR Add-on kit, the following features can be added:
Remote Commander emulation
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User programmable Functional Check through Infrared
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Fast and documented Test Mode setting of all Sony TV chassis
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Additional features such as Adjustments and Troubleshooting are
available in chassis-dependent software modules. Please contact your
local Sony Service organisation for the latest information.
Note: For workshops already using the existing I2C Link parallel port interface (9-948-320-30), this software can be used as well, replacing the
TV Data Handling software (9-948-340-50), but Error Reader and IR functions can only be accessed with the TRACE interface.