KP-53N77RM-Y906USSCC-P43DA
KP-53N77RM-Y906 Canadian SCC-P43DA
KP-53S75RM-Y906USSCC-P43AA
KP-53S75RM-Y906 Canadian SCC-P43AA
KP-61S75RM-Y906USSCC-P43EA
KP-61S75RM-Y906 Canadian SCC-P43EA
DVD/
POWER
MUTING
SAT/
VTR
CABLE
TV
FUNCTION
SYSTEM
OFF
DVD/VTR SAT/CABLE
TV
TV/VTR
FREEZE
SWAP PIP
m
N
M
AUDIO
POSITIONACTIVE
X
xz
ANT
TV/VIDEO
SLEEP
PICTURE
DISPLAYMTS/SAP
CC
MODE
2
1
3
5
6
4
7
9
8
JUMP
ENTER
0
INDEX
GUIDE
RESET
MENU
VOL CH
CODE SET
TV
RM-Y906
KP-43T75EXCEPT KP-43T75
∗ Please file according to model size. .......
43
48
5361
COLOR REAR VIDEO PROJECTOR
Page 2
KP-43T75/48S75/
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
SPECIFICATIONS
Projection system
3 picture tubes, 3 lenses, horizontal in-line system
Picture tube
7-inch high-brightness monochrome tubes (6.3 raster size),
with optical coupling and liquid cooling system
Projection lenses
High performance, large diameter hybrid lens F1.05
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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Page 3
SAFETY CHECK-OUT
e
( US model only )
KP-43T75/48S75/
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
After correcting the original service problem, perfom the follow-
ing safety checks before releasing the set to the customer:
l. Check the area of your repair for unsoldered or poorly-sol-
dered connections. Check the entire board surface for solder
splashes and bridges.
2. Check the interboard wiring to ensure that no wires are
“pinched” or contact high-wattage resistors.
3. Check that all control knobs, shields, covers, ground straps,
and mounting hardware have been replaced. Be absolutely
certain that you have replaced all the insulators.
4. Look for unauthorized replacement parts, particularly transistors, that were installed during a previous repair. Point them
out to the customer and recommend their replacement.
5. Look for parts which, through functioning, show obvious
signs of deterioration. Point them out to the customer and
recom mend their replacement.
6. Check the line cords for cracks and abrasion. Recommend
the replacement of any such line cord to the customer.
7. Check the condition of the monopole antenna (if any). Make
sure the end is not broken off, and has the plastic cap on it.
Point out the danger of impalement on a broken antenna to
the customer, and recommend the antenna’s replacement.
8. Check the B+ and HV to see they are at the values specified.
Make sure your instruments are accurate;be suspicious of
your HV meter if sets always have low HV.
9. Check the antenna temminals, metal trim, “metallized” knobs,
screws, and all other exposed metal parts for AC leakage.
Check leakage as described below.
LEAKAGE TEST
The AC leakage from any exposed metal part to earth ground and
from all exposed metal parts to any exposed metal part having a
return to chassis, must not exceed 0.5mA (500 microampers) . Leakage current can be measured by any one of three methods.
1. A commercial leakage tester, such as the Simpson 229 or
RCA WT-540A. Follow the manufacturers’ instructions to
usc these instruments.
2. A battery-operated AC milliammeter. The Data Precision 245
digital multimeter is suitable for this job.
3. Measuring the voltage drop across a resistor by means of a
VOM or battery-operated AC voltmeter. The “limit” indication is 0.75V, so analog meters must have an accurate lowvoltage scale. The Simpson 250 and Sanwa SH-63Trd are
examples of a passive VOM that is suitable. NearIy all bat-
tery operated digital multimeters that have a 2V AC range
are suitable. (See Fig. A)
HOW TO FIND A GOOD EARTH GROUND
A cold-water pipe is guaranteed earth ground;the cover-plate retaining screw on most AC outlet boxes is also at earth ground. If
the retaining screw is to be used as your earth-ground, verify that it
is at ground by measuring the resistance between it and a cold-
water pipe with an ohmmeter. The reading should be zero ohms. If
a cold-water pipe is not accessible, connect a 60-l00 watts trouble
light (not a neon lamp) between the hot side of the receptacle and
the retaining screw. Try both slots, if necessary, to locate the hot
side of the line, the lamp should light at normal brilliance if the
screw is at ground potential. (See Fig. B)
To Exposed Metal
Parts on Set
AC
1.5 µ F
Fig. A. Using an AC voltmeter to check AC leakage.
1.5k Ω
Earth Ground
voltmeter
(0.75V)
Trouble Light
Ohmmeter
AC Outlet Box
Cold-water Pip
Fig. B. Checking for earth ground.
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Page 4
KP-43T75/48S75/
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
SELF DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION
1.Summary of Self-Diagnosis Function
•This device includes a self-diagnosis function.
•In case of abnormalities, the TIMER/STANDBY indicator automatically blinks. It is possible to predict the abnormality location
by the number of blinks. The Instruction Manual describes blinking of the TIMER/STANDBY indicator.
•If the symptom is not reproduced sometimes in case of a malfunction, there is recording of whether a malfunction was generated
or not. Operate the remote command to confirm the matter on the screen and to predict the location of the abnormality.
2.Diagnosis Items and Prediction of Malfunction Location
•When a malfunction occurs the TIMER/STANDBY indicator only blinks for one of the following diagnosis items. In case of two
or more malfunctions, the item which first occurred blinks. If the malfunctions occurred simultaneously, the item with the lower
blink count blinks first.
•The screen display displays the results regarding all the diagnosis items listed below. The display “ 0 ” means that no malfunc-
8. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ................................. 107
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Page 8
KP-43T75/48S75/
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
(CAUTION)
SHORT CIRCUIT THE ANODE OF THE PICTURE TUBE AND THE
ANODE CAP TO THE METAL CHASSIS, CRT SHIELD, OR CARBON PAINTED ON THE CRT, AFTER REMOVING THE ANODE.
WARNING!!
AN ISOLATION TRANSFORMER SHOULD BE USED DURING
ANY SERVICE TO AVOID POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD, BECAUSE OF LIVE CHASSIS.
THE CHASSIS OF THIS RECElVER IS DIRECTLY CONNECTED
TO THE AC POWER LINE.
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!!
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARK ! ON THE
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS AND IN THE
PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION. REPLACE
THESECOMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY. CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS THAT
ARE CRITICAL TO SAFEOPERATION ARE IDENTIFIED IN THIS
MANUAL. FOLLOW THESE PROCEDURES WHENEVER CRITICAL COMPONENTS ARE REPLACED OR IMPROPER OPERATION IS SUSPECTED.
(ATTENTION)
APRES AVOIR DECONNECTE LE CAP DE L’ANODE, COURTCIR-
CUITER L’ ANODE DU TUBE CATHODIQUE ET CELUI DE
L’ANODE DU CAP AU CHASSIS METALLIQUE DE L’APPAREIL,
OU AU COUCHE DE CARBONE PEINTE SUR LE TUBE CATHOD-
IQUE OU AU BLINDAGE DU TUBE CATHODIQUE.
ATTENTION!!
AFIN D’EVITER TOUT RISQUE DELECTROCUTION PROVENANT D’UN CHÁSSIS SOUS TENSION, UN TRANSFORMATEUR
D’ISOLEMENT DOIT ETRE UTILISÉ LORS DE TOUT DEPANNAGE.
LE CHÁSSIS DE CE RECEPTEUR EST DIRECTEMENT RACCORDÉ Á L’ALIMENTATION SECTEUR.
ATTENTION AUX COMPOSANTS RELATIFS ÁLA
SÉCURITÉ!!
LES COMPOSANTS IDENTIFIÉS PAR UNE TRAME ET PAR UNE
MAPQUE ! SUR LES SCHÉMAS DE PRINCIPE, LES VUES EX-
PLOSÉES ET LES LISTES DE PIECES CONT D’UNEIMPORTANCE
CRITIQUE POUR LA SÉCURITÉ DU FONCTIONNEMENT. NE LES
REMPLACER QUE PAR DES COMPOSANTS SONY DONT LE
NUMÉRO DE PIÉCE EST INDIQUÉ DANS LE PRÉSENT MANUEL OU DANS DES SUPPLÉMENTS PUBLIÉS PAR SONY. LES
RÉGLAGES DE CIRCUIT DONT L’IMPORTANCE EST CRITIQUE
POUR LA SÉCURITÉ DU FONCTIONNEMENT SONT IDENTIFIES
DANS LE PRÉSENT MANUEL. SUIVRE CES PROCÉDURES
LORS DE CHAQUE REMPLACEMENT DE COMPOSANTS CRITIQUES, OU LORSQU’UN MAUVAIS FONCTIONNEMENT EST
SUSPECTÉ.
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Page 9
Remote Control
SECTION 1
GENERAL
The operating instructions mentioned here are partial abstracts from the
Operating Instructions Manual. The page numbers of the Operating
Instruction Manual remain as in the manual. (Part no : 4-077-171-11)
In the instructions that follow, we will
refer to the buttons on your remote control.
Keep this flap unfolded and use this page
for reference.
VCR/DVD/MDP
operation buttons
SLEEP
PICTURE MODE
0 – 9 buttons
JUMP
INDEX
(for SAT, page 49)
(pages 23, 26, 27)
VOL +/–
MUTING
(page 20)
SYSTEM OFF
(page 22)
(page 48)
(page 22)
(pages 20, 26)
CC
(page 22)
(page 20)
(page 21)
(pages 22, 27)
RESET
(page 20)
CODE SET
(pages 47, 49)
POWER
(pages 20, 48, 49)
TV
TV
M
FUNCTION
(pages 20, 48, 49)
PIP operation
buttons
(page 23)
TV/VIDEO
(pages 21, 23)
ANT
(page 24)
DISPLAY
(page 21)
MTS/SAP
(pages 22, 27)
ENTER
(page 20)
GUIDE
(page 49)
V/v/B/b and
buttons
(page 25)
MENU
(page 25)
CH +/–
(page 20)
DVD/
SAT/
VTR
CABLE
FUNCTION
DVD/VTR SAT/CABLE
SWAP PIP
FREEZE
m
N
AUDIO
POSITIONACTIVE
xz
SLEEP
ANT
CC
2
1
5
4
8
7
JUMP
0
VOL CH
ENTER
POWER
TV/VIDEO
DISPLAYMTS/SAP
3
6
9
GUIDE
MENU
MUTING
SYSTEM
OFF
TV/VTR
X
PICTURE
MODE
INDEX
/
RESET
CODE SET
Getting to know the buttons on the
remote control
Names of the buttons on the remote control are
presented in different colors to represent the
available functions.
Button color
Transparent .... Press to select the component
Green ............... Buttons relevant to power
Label color
White ............... TV/VTR (VCR)/MDP/DVD
Yellow .............. PIP operation buttons
you want to control; e.g. VTR
(VCR)/MDP/DVD Player,
SAT (satellite receiver)/
CABLE, or projection TV.
operations, like turning the
projection TV, SAT/CABLE, or
VTR (VCR)/MDP/DVD Player
on or off
Player/SAT (satellite
receiver
)/CABLE operation
buttons
Blue .................. SAT operation buttons
Green ............... S-Link operation buttons
TV
Pink .................. DVD Player operation buttons
For a detailed explanation of most buttons, see
“Watching the TV” on page 20.
Precautions
Installing and Connecting the Projection TV (continued)
Safety
• Operate the projection TV only on 120 V
AC.
• The plug is designed, for safety purposes,
to fit into the wall outlet only one way. If
you are unable to insert the plug fully
into the outlet, contact your dealer.
• If any liquid or solid object should fall
inside the cabinet, unplug the projection
TV immediately and have it checked by
qualified service personnel before
operating it further.
• If you will not be using the projection TV
for several days, disconnect the power by
pulling the plug itself. Never pull on the
cord.
2
Note on cleaning
Clean the cabinet of the projection TV with a
dry soft cloth. To remove dust from the
screen, wipe it gently with a soft cloth.
Stubborn stains may be removed with a cloth
slightly dampened with solution of mild
soap and warm water. Never use strong
solvents such as thinner or benzine for
cleaning.
If the picture becomes dark after using the
projection TV for a long period of time, it
may be necessary to clean the inside of the
projection TV. Consult qualified service
personnel.
Installing
• To prevent internal heat buildup, do not
block the ventilation openings.
• Do not install the projection TV in a hot
or humid place, or in a place subject to
excessive dust or mechanical vibration.
• Avoid operating the projection TV at
temperatures below 5° C (41° F).
• If the projection TV is transported
directly from a cold to a warm location,
or if the room temperature changes
suddenly, the picture may be blurred or
show poor color. In this case, please wait
a few hours to let the moisture evaporate
before turning on the projection TV.
• To obtain the best picture, do not expose
the screen to direct illumination or direct
sunlight. It is recommended to use spot
lighting directed down from the ceiling
or to cover the windows that face the
screen with opaque drapery. It is
desirable to install the projection TV in a
room where the floor and walls are not of
a reflective material.
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Page 10
Installing and Connecting the Projection TV
60°
Carrying Your Projection TV
Carrying the projection TV requires three or
more people.
For KP-48S75/53S75/53N77/61S75
The projection TV has been equipped with
casters for easy movement on a hard surface.
Please move your projection TV using the
casters.
Installing the Projection TV
Recommended viewing area
(Horizontal)
60°
min. 1.8m (approx. 6 ft.)
min. 1.5m (approx. 5 ft.)
43"
60°
min. 2.4m (approx. 8 ft.)
min. 2.1m (approx. 7 ft.)
53"
48"
Recommended viewing area
(Vertical)
min. 2.4m (approx. 8ft.)
61"
min. 2.1m (approx. 7ft.)
53"
61"
min. 1.8m (approx. 6ft.)
48"
min. 1.5m (approx. 5ft.)
43"
20°
20°
7
Installing and Connecting the Projection TV (continued)
Connector Types
You may find it necessary to use some of the
following connector types during set up.
Coaxial cable
Standard TV cable and antenna cable
Plug Type
Push into connection.
Screw-on Type
Screw into connection.
S Video cable
High quality video cable for enhanced
picture quality
Audio/Video cable
Video - Yellow
Audio (Left) - White
Audio (Right) - Red
Some DVD Players and DTV Receivers are
equipped with the following three video
connectors.
Y - Green
B
(CB, Cb or B–Y) - Blue
P
R
(CR, Cr or R–Y) - Red
P
8
Align guides and
push into connection.
Push into connection.
CONTROL S cable
Sony cable for CONTROL S connection. This
feature is exclusive to Sony products and
allow greater control of all Sony equipment.
Push into connection.
About the CONTROL S OUT jack
To control other Sony equipment with the
projection TV’s remote control, connect the
CONTROL S IN jack of the equipment to the
CONTROL S OUT jack on the projection TV
with the CONTROL S cable.
(Rear of projection TV)
AUX
TO
CONVERTER
IN
CONTROL S
OUT
CONTROL S
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 3
S VIDEO
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
OUT
COMPONENT
MONITOR AUDIO
Y
B
P
P
R
OUT
(VAR/FIX)
VHF/UHF
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
Making Connections
Connecting directly to a cable or
an antenna
The connection you choose will depend on
the cable found in your home. Newer homes
will be equipped with standard coaxial cable
A
); older homes will probably have 300 -
(see
ohm twin lead cable (see
homes may contain both (see
Use 75-ohm coaxial cable for improved
picture quality (see
A
• VHF only
or
• VHF/UHF
or
• Cable
B
• VHF only
or
• UHF only
or
• VHF/UHF
Antenna connector
B
); still other
A
).
75-ohm
coaxial cable
300-ohm twin
lead cable
C
).
(Rear of
projection TV)
VHF/UHF
(Rear of
projection TV)
VHF/UHF
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Page 11
9
C
• VHF
and
• UHF
Cable or antenna
This is the simplest connection. Connection is
made directly from the cable or antenna to
the projection TV.
Cable and antenna
You may find it convenient to use the
following set up if your cable provider does
not feature local channels that you are able to
receive using an antenna.
Antenna cable
VHF/UHF
Select Cable or ANT mode by pressing ANT
on the remote control.
Connecting a cable box
Some pay cable TV systems use scrambled or
encoded signals that require a cable box* to
view all channels.
Also, set “Cable” to “On” in the Channel Set
Up menu (page 31).
(Rear of projection TV)
VHF/UHF
Coaxial cable
(Rear of projection TV)
AUX
Coaxial cable
(No connection “TO
CONVERTER” in this case)
TO CONVERTER
Cable box and cable
Some pay cable TV systems use scrambled or
encoded signals requiring a cable box* only for
certain channels (e.g. HBO, SHOWTIME, etc.)
For this set up, you can switch between
scrambled channels (through your cable
box), and normal (CATV) channels by
pressing ANT on your remote control.
Notes:
• You may be able to program your Sony
remote control to operate your cable box.
(see “Operating a Cable Box or Satellite
Receiver (SAT)” on page 49)
• During PIP or Favorite Channel viewing,
the AUX input can only be viewed in the
main picture.
*Cable box
Coaxial cable
OUT
IN
(Rear of projection TV)
VHF/UHF
*Cable box
VHF/UHF
(Rear of projection TV)
AUX
CATV cable
(unscrambled channels)
Scrambled
channels
TO CONVERTER
(Signal)
75-ohm coaxial cable
(not supplied)
75-ohm coaxial cable
EAC-66 U/V mixer
(not supplied)
300-ohm twin lead cable
(Rear of
projection TV)
VHF/UHF
10
Installing and Connecting the Projection TV (continued)
Connecting a cable TV system/
antenna to a VCR
1
Attach the coaxial cable from the
incoming cable connection or antenna to
VHF/UHF IN on the VCR.
2
Using a coaxial cable, connect VHF/UHF
OUT on the VCR to VHF/UHF on the
projection TV.
3
Using AUDIO and S VIDEO* cables,
connect AUDIO and S VIDEO OUT on the
VCR to AUDIO and S VIDEO IN on the
projection TV (White-AUDIO Left, RedAUDIO Right**).
Connecting a VCR and projection
TV to a cable box
1
Connect the single (input) jack of the
splitter to the incoming cable connection,
and connect the other two (output) jacks
(using the coaxial cable) to IN on the cable
box and VHF/UHF on the projection TV.
2
Using a coaxial cable, connect OUT on the
cable box to VHF/UHF IN on the VCR.
3
Using AUDIO and S VIDEO* cables,
connect AUDIO and S VIDEO OUT on the
VCR to AUDIO and S VIDEO IN on the
projection TV (White-AUDIO Left, RedAUDIO Right**).
Disconnect all power sources before making any connections.
(Rear of projection TV)
(Rear of projection TV)
VMC-810S/820S
(not supplied)
YC-15V/30V
(not supplied)
2
1
Cable/
Antenna
Coaxial cable
AUDIO-L
AUDIO-R
VIDEO
S VIDEO
VMC-810S/820S
(not supplied)
YC-15V/30V
(not supplied)
AUDIO-L
AUDIO-R
VIDEO
S VIDEO
Cable/
Antenna
Splitter (not supplied)
Cable box
1
Coaxial cable
2
VCR
VCR
S VIDEO
VIDEO
AUDIO
L
R
VIDEO
VHF/UHF
AUX
(MONO)
IN
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 3
OUT
MONITOR AUDIO
(VAR/FIX)
TO
CONVERTER
Y
P
B
P
R
R
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
COMPONENT
LINE
OUT
OUT
IN
AUDIO R AUDIO L VIDEO
S VIDEO
VHF/UHF
LINE
IN
3
3
S VIDEO
VIDEO
(MONO)
AUDIO
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IN
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 3
L
R
MONITOR AUDIO
Y
P
B
P
R
COMPONENT
OUT
(VAR/FIX)
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
AUX
TO
CONVERTER
VHF/UHF
LINE
IN
LINE
OUT
S VIDEO
AUDIO R AUDIO L VIDEO
VHF/UHF
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
Page 12
Note:
• To view scrambled channels through the
cable box, select the video input which the
cable box is connected to by pressing TV/
VIDEO.
* If your VCR is not equipped with S VIDEO, use a
VIDEO cable (yellow) instead of the S VIDEO
cable.
** If you are connecting a monaural VCR, connect
only the single audio output to the left (MONO)
input on the projection TV.
Connecting a satellite receiver
(SAT)
1
Connect the cable from the satellite
antenna to the satellite receiver.
2
Attach the coaxial cable from the incoming
cable connection or antenna to VHF/UHF
on the projection TV.
3
Using AUDIO and S VIDEO cables,
connect AUDIO and S VIDEO OUT on the
satellite receiver to AUDIO and S VIDEO
IN on the projection TV (White-AUDIO
Left, Red-AUDIO Right).
Note:
• To view input from the satellite receiver,
select the video input which the satellite
receiver is connected to by pressing TV/
VIDEO on the remote control.
Disconnect all power sources before making any connections.
(Rear of projection TV)
IN
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 3
S VIDEO
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
MONITOR AUDIO
Y
B
P
P
R
COMPONENT
S VIDEO
AUDIO-L
AUDIO-R
CONVERTER
OUT
(VAR/FIX)
VHF/UHF
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
RK-74A (not supplied)
YC-15V/30V (not supplied)
Cable/
Antenna
AUX
TO
Satellite antenna
cable
12
SATELLITE IN
AUDIO R AUDIO L VIDEO
LINE OUT
S VIDEO
SAT
VHF/UHF
IN
OUT
3
11
Installing and Connecting the Projection TV (continued)
Connecting a satellite receiver
(SAT) and a VCR
1
Connect the cable from the satellite
antenna to the satellite receiver.
2
Attach the coaxial cable from the
incoming cable connection or antenna to
VHF/UHF IN on the VCR.
3
Using a coaxial cable, connect VHF/UHF
OUT on the VCR to VHF/UHF on the
projection TV.
4
Using AUDIO and S VIDEO* cables,
connect AUDIO and S VIDEO OUT on the
satellite receiver to AUDIO and S VIDEO
IN on the VCR.
5
Using AUDIO and S VIDEO* cables,
connect AUDIO and S VIDEO OUT on the
VCR to AUDIO and S VIDEO IN on the
projection TV (White-AUDIO Left, RedAUDIO Right).
*
If your VCR is not equipped with S VIDEO, use a
VIDEO cable (yellow) instead of the S VIDEO
cable.
Note:
• To view input from the satellite receiver or
VCR, select the video input which your
satellite receiver or VCR is connected to
by pressing TV/VIDEO on the remote
control.
12
S VIDEO
(Rear of projection TV)
IN
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 3
S VIDEO
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
VIDEO
AUDIO-L
5
Disconnect all power sources before making any connections.
SATELLITE IN
AUDIO R AUDIO L VIDEO
LINE
OUT
AUDIO R AUDIO L VIDEO
LINE
IN
LINE
OUT
Coaxial cable
SAT
VHF/UHF
S VIDEO
OUT
IN
YC-15V/
30V
4
(not
supplied)
S VIDEO
VHF/UHF
OUT
IN
MONITOR AUDIO
Y
P
B
P
R
COMPONENT
AUDIO-R
3
AUX
TO
CONVERTER
OUT
(VAR/FIX)
VHF/UHF
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
1
Satellite
antenna
cable
VMC-810S/
820S (not
supplied)
VCR
2
VMC-810S/820S (not supplied)
Cable/
Antenna
YC-15V/30V (not supplied)
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Page 13
13
14
Installing and Connecting the Projection TV (continued)
Disconnect all power sources before making any connections.
(Rear of projectionTV)
Indicates direction
of signal
Connecting two VCRs for tape
editing
By connecting a second VCR to MONITOR
OUT, you can record a program being played
by the primary VCR to the second VCR or
perform tape editing and dubbing.
1
Connect the VCR intended for playback
using the connection instructions on page
6 of this manual.
2
Using an AUDIO/VIDEO cable, connect
AUDIO and VIDEO IN on the VCR
intended for recording to AUDIO and
VIDEO OUT of MONITOR OUT on the
projection TV.
Notes:
• Do not change the input signal while
editing through MONITOR OUT.
• When connecting a single VCR to the
projection TV: if VCR LINE OUT is
connected to VIDEO IN on the projection
TV, do not connect MONITOR OUT on
the projection TV to the VCR LINE
INPUT (see right). Doing so will cause
program interference and other viewing
problems.
VIDEO
AUDIO-L
AUDIO-R
(Rear of projection TV)
VCR (for recording)
1
2
VMC-810S/820S
(not supplied)
VCR (for playback)
VMC-810S/820S
(not supplied)
VCR
AUDIO-L
VIDEO
AUDIO-R
AUX
TO
IN
AUDIO R AUDIO L VIDEO
OUT
LINE
IN
OUT
S VIDEO
VIDEO
AUDIO
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 3
L
(MONO)
R
COMPONENT
MONITOR AUDIO
Y
B
P
P
R
OUT
(VAR/FIX)
CONVERTER
VHF/UHF
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
VIDEO IN
MONITOR
OUT
LINE
IN
OUT
AUDIO R AUDIO L VIDEO
OUT
LINE
IN
IN
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Connecting a DVD Player (Upper
illustration)
Using an AUDIO and S VIDEO cables,
connect AUDIO and S VIDEO IN on the
projection TV to AUDIO and S VIDEO OUT
on the DVD Player (White-AUDIO Left, RedAUDIO Right).
Connecting a DVD Player with
component video output
connectors (Lower illustration)
1
Using an AUDIO cable, connect AUDIO of
LINE OUT on the DVD Player to AUDIO of
VIDEO 3 IN on the projection TV (WhiteAUDIO Left, Red-AUDIO Right).
2
Using three yellow VIDEO cables, connect
Y, P
B
, and PR of COMPONENT VIDEO
OUT on the DVD Player to Y, P
VIDEO 3 IN on the projection TV.
Notes:
• Since the high quality pictures on a DVD
disc contain a lot of information, picture
noise may appear. In this case, adjust “Noise
Reduction” in the Video menu. (see “Noise
Reduction” on page 22)
• Some DVD Player terminals may be labeled
differently. If so, connect as follows:
Connect Y (green) to Y.
Connect P
Connect P
B
(blue) to CB, Cb or B-Y.
R
(red) to CR, Cr or R-Y.
B
, and PR of
S VIDEO
AUDIO-R
AUDIO-L
(Rear of
projection
TV)
Disconnect all power sources before making any connections.
(Rear of projection TV)
IN
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 3
S VIDEO
S VIDEO
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
Y
P
B
P
R
COMPONENT
RK-74A (not supplied)
YC-15V/30V (not supplied)
RK-74A (not supplied)
AUDIO-L
AUDIO-R
IN
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 3
Y
B
P
P
R
COMPONENT
P
R
P
B
Y
OUT
MONITOR AUDIO
(VAR/FIX)
OUT
MONITOR AUDIO
(VAR/FIX)
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
AUX
TO
CONVERTER
VHF/UHF
AUX
TO
CONVERTER
VHF/UHF
VMC-10HG
(not supplied)
LINEOUT
R–AUDIO 1–L VIDEO
LINE OUT
R–AUDIO 1–L VIDEO
S VIDEO OUT
DVD
S VIDEO OUT
S-LINK
DIGITAL OUT
OPTICAL COAXIAL
Audio/S video
outputs
Connect the DVD Player
directly to the projection TV.
Connecting the DVD Player
through other video
equipment will cause
unwanted picture noise.
DVD
S-LINK
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT
DIGITAL OUT
OPTICAL COAXIAL
R-YY B-Y
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Installing and Connecting the Projection TV (continued)
Connecting an audio system
For more dynamic sound, connect an audio
system to the projection TV.
1
Using an AUDIO cable, connect AUDIO
(VAR/FIX) OUT on the projection TV to
one of the unused Line inputs (e.g. Tape2, AUX1, etc.) on the stereo.
2
Set the stereo to the chosen Line input
and use the Audio menu to set the audio
output and switch the TV’s speakers off.
(see “Audio Out” and “Speaker” on page
28)
Note:
• You can adjust VOLUME, “Bass,”
“Treble,” “Balance,” “MTS/SAP” and
“Effect” with the supplied remote control.
The control items except VOLUME can be
adjusted only when “Audio Out” is set to
“Variable” in the Audio menu. (see
“Audio Out” on page 28)
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Disconnect all power sources before making any connections.
(Rear of projection TV)
IN
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 3
S VIDEO
CONTROL S
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
OUT
COMPONENT
Y
B
P
P
R
OUT
MONITOR AUDIO
(VAR/FIX)
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
AUDIO-L
(white)
AUDIO-R
(red)
Stereo amplifier
RK-74A
(not supplied)
HRD
Line inputs
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Disconnect all power sources before making any connections.
Connecting a Sony SAVA series
speaker system
Use this connection to control the speaker’s
Dolby* Pro Logic surround system and
super woofer mode with the remote control.
(see “SAVA SP Control” on page 28)
1
Using the AUDIO cable supplied with the
speaker to AUDIO (VAR/FIX) OUT on
the projection TV.
2
Using the CONTROL S cable, connect
CONTROL S IN on the speaker to
CONTROL S OUT on the projection TV.
(Rear of projection TV)
AUDIO-L
(white)
AUDIO-R (red)
Audio cord supplied
with the speakers
CONTROL S IN
RK-G34, etc. (not supplied)
1 IN L
1 IN R
2
SAVA series
speaker system
1
CONTROL S
OUT
* Manufactured under license from Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
Additionally licensed under Canadian patent
number 1,037,877. “Dolby,” the double-D
symbol a and “Pro Logic” are trademarks of
Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
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Setting Up the Projection TV
Automatically
The AUTO SET UP feature will allow you to
set the on-screen language and set all
receivable channels.
The AUTO SET UP feature does not apply for
installations that use a cable box for all channel
selection.
You can also set up the projection TV manually.
(see “Using the Channel Set Up menu” on pages
30 and 31)
Notes:
• Before you perform AUTO SET UP again,
make sure that the input from ANT (not
AUX) is selected by pressing ANT until
“AUX” does not appear next to the
channel number.
• Perform this function during the day, with
the antenna and/or cable properly
connected, to ensure that all available
channels will be broadcasting and
receivable.
• When you perform AUTO SET UP, all the
settings in the Video, and Audio menus
are reset to the factory settings.
Using the Remote Control
Inserting the batteries
Insert two size AA (R6) batteries (supplied)
by matching the + and – on the batteries to
the diagram inside the remote control’s
battery compartment.
Notes:
• Remove the batteries to avoid damage
from possible battery leakage whenever
you anticipate that the remote control
will not be used for an extended period.
• Handle the remote control with care.
Avoid dropping it, getting it wet, or
placing it in direct sunlight, near a heater
or where the humidity is high.
• Your remote control can be programmed to
operate most video equipment.
(see “Operating Video Equipment” on
page 47)
Basic Set Up
Using the buttons on the front panel of the
projection TV:
1
Press POWER to turn on the projection
TV.
The AUTO SET UP screen appears.
2
Press CHANNEL + to select English,
CHANNEL – to select Español or
VOLUME + to select Français.
The screen will change to reflect your
choice.
Press [ SET UP ] to exit.
First please connect
the antenna.
Auto Set Up :
Españ ol :
English :
Franç ais :
[VOL– ]
[CH– ]
[CH+]
[VOL+]
Oprima [ SET UP ] para
salir.
Primero conecte la
antena.
[VOL– ]
[CH– ]
[CH+]
[VOL+]
Auto Set Up :
Españ ol :
English :
Franç ais :
S VIDEO
VIDEO
(MONO)
AUDIO
CONTROL S
OUT
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IN
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 3
L
R
COMPONENT
MONITOR AUDIO
Y
B
P
P
R
OUT
(VAR/FIX)
VIDEO
L
(MONO)
AUDIO
R
TV/VIDEO
FLASH FOCUS
POWER
VOLUME
–+
VOLUME
–+
CHANNEL
–+
CHANNEL
–+
POWER
TIMER/STAND BY
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3
CHANNEL
–+
Press VOLUME – to continue.
VOLUME
–+
Continue to
Auto Program ?
[CH+]
Yes :
[CH– ]
No :
To perform AUTO SET UP again
FLASH FOCUS
TV/VIDEO
MENUSET UP
4
Press CHANNEL + to preset channels
automatically.
Auto Program
“Auto Program” appears and the
projection TV starts scanning and
presetting channels automatically. While
scanning, the received channel will be
displayed on the sub screen. When all the
receivable channels are stored, the lowest
numbered channel is displayed.
Using Your New Projection TV
Using Your New Projection TV (continued)
Watching the TV
Many TV features can be accessed directly
through the remote control. The following
chart will explain the function of some
buttons found on your remote control.
Press SET UP inside the drop-down panel on
the projection TV and perform steps 2-4
above.
Press SET UP again to exit.
Adjusting the Convergence
Automatically (FLASH FOCUS)
The projection tube image appears on the
screen in three layers (red, green and blue). If
they do not converge, the color is poor and
the picture blurs.
Before you use your projection TV, be sure to
adjust the convergence.
The FLASH FOCUS feature allows you to
adjust the convergence automatically.
Tips
z
• It is recommended to perform FLASH FOCUS about
30 minutes after the projection TV is first turned on.
• You can also perform FLASH FOCUS using the Set
Up menu on page 31.
FLASH FOCUS
Press FLASH FOCUS.
The cross pattern appears and FLASH
FOCUS begins to work. The adjustment is
completed when the cross pattern becomes
white.
Note:
• FLASH FOCUS is canceled if you
perform any other function while FLASH
FOCUS is working.
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Using the White Labeled Buttons for Projection TV Operations
TV (FUNCTION)
TV POWER
-
09
and ENTER
CH +/–
VOL +/–
MUTING
20
Activates the remote control for use with the projection TV.
Turns the projection TV on and off. If a video input indication (e.g., VIDEO 1,
VIDEO 2) appears on the screen, press TV/VIDEO until a channel number
appears.
Use for direct channel selection. Press 0-9 to select a channel (for example,
to select channel 10, press 1 and 0). The channel will change after 2
seconds, or you can press ENTER for immediate selection.
Press to scan through the channels (+ up or – down).
Speed Surf
1 Press and hold CH + or – to change the channel number rapidly.
2 Release to display the desired channel.
Press to adjust the volume (+ up or – down).
Press to mute the sound. “Muting” will appear on the screen and will dim
three seconds later. To restore sound, press again or press VOL +.
PICTURE MODE
Press PICTURE MODE repeatedly to directly
choose one of five different video modes that
best suits the program you are watching.
Vivid: Select for enhanced picture contrast and
sharpness.
Standard: Select to display a standard
picture for normal viewing environments.
Movie: Select to display a finely detailed
picture for low light environments.
Personal 1, Personal 2: Select to customize
the “Picture Adjustment” of the Video menu
according to your personal preference.
When you select “Movie,” “Personal 1” and
“Personal 2,” you can also perform the “Picture
Adjustment” (such as “Brightness,”“Color,” etc.)
to suit your taste. For details, see “Mode” on
page 26.
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21
TV/VIDEO
JUMP
FREEZE
(yellow labeled
button)
DISPLAY
Press repeatedly to scroll through available video inputs:
TV, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2 and VIDEO 3.
If you select “Skip” as a “Video Label” in the Set Up menu, your projection
TV will skip the video input you selected. (see “Video Label” on page 35)
Press to alternate or
jump
back and forth between two channels. The
projection TV will jump between the current channel and the last channel
selected using the 0-9 buttons.
This is useful when you need to copy down information that appears on the
TV’s screen.
Press to
freeze
the desired picture. The frozen picture is displayed in the
window picture while viewing the normal picture of the current channel in the
main picture.
To change the location of the window picture, press V, v, B or b.
Press FREEZE again to display the normal picture.
Press to display the channel number, current time, channel caption (if set),
and MTS/SAP mode (if SAP is selected). The SAP indication disappears and
the other indications dim three seconds later.
To turn the display off, press DISPLAY again.
Using the White Labeled Buttons for Projection TV Operations
Frozen picture
Normal motion
picture
REFER TO THE
ILLUSTRATION OF THE
REMOTE CONTROL ON THE
INSIDE FRONT COVER OF
THIS MANUAL AS YOU
REVIEW THIS CHART
(continued)
22
Using Your New Projection TV (continued)
CC
SLEEP
ANT
(AUX input)
MTS/SAP
TV/VTR
SYSTEM OFF
Press repeatedly to scroll through available displays:
XDS (Extended Data Service)
Displays a network name, program name, program type, program length,
program description, call letters and time of the show if the broadcaster
offers this service.
Caption Vision
Displayed on the screen if the broadcaster offers this service. (see
“Caption Vision” on page 34)
No display
“Off” appears and the display is canceled.
Press repeatedly until the projection TV displays the approximate time in
minutes (30, 60, or 90) that you want the projection TV to remain on before
shutting off automatically.
Cancel by pressing until “Sleep Off” appears.
Press to change between the VHF/UHF input and the AUX input. (for
detailed connection information, see “Cable and antenna” or “Cable box and
cable” on page 9)
Press to scroll through the Multi-channel TV Sound (MTS) options:
Stereo, SAP, Mono and Auto SAP. (see “MTS/SAP” on page 27)
Press to select an audio option:
Simulated, Surround, BBE and Effect Off. (see “Effect” on page 27)
Press when you are finished using a VCR and you want to switch to the TV
input. The VCR power will remain on.
Press to turn off the projection TV and all other Sony equipment.
Using the White Labeled Buttons for Projection TV Operations
The Picture-in-Picture (PIP) feature allows
you to view two channels simultaneously,
one in the full size “main” picture and one in
a smaller “window” picture.
PIP
You can move the window picture to any
location on the screen.
The symbol “b” or “B”
indicates which picture's
TV channel or input
source can be changed.
Main
picture
* It will dim in about 3 seconds.
Tip
z
If you press RESET in PIP mode, the window picture
will move to the bottom right (factory-preset location).
The symbol “≥”
indicates which
picture's sound is being
received.
TV channel or inputsource mode for the
main picture* (yellowgreen-colored)
TV channel or inputsource mode for the
window picture*
Window
picture
(white-colored)
POSITION
ACTIVE
TV/VIDEO
(white labeled
button)
Using Your New Projection TV (continued)
Using the Yellow Labeled Buttons for PIP Operations
Press to display a window picture.
Each time you press this button, the picture size will change
(1/9 n1/16 nno display).
To close the window picture, press PIP repeatedly until it disappears.
Press POSITION repeatedly to change the location of the window picture
(counterclockwise) around the main picture.
or
You can also change the location by pressing the V, v, B or b button.
The window picture moves in the direction of the arrow indicated on the
pressed button.
Press to select either the main or window picture in order to change the
TV channel or video source using the white labeled buttons below. The
symbol “b” (or “B”) will appear to indicate which picture’s channel or input
mode can be changed.
Press repeatedly to scroll through the available video inputs for the
picture on which the symbol “b” (or “B”) is displayed. (see “TV/VIDEO” on
page 21)
23
CH
oror
09
and ENTER
(white labeled button)
ANT
(white labeled
button)
AUDIO
FREEZE
SWAP
24
Using the Yellow Labeled Buttons for PIP Operations
Press to select the TV channel on which the symbol “b” is
-
JUMP
Press to change between the VHF/UHF input and the AUX input for the picture on
which the symbol “b” (or “B”) is displayed.
Press to alternate sound between the main picture and the window picture. The
symbol “
received.
This is useful when you need to copy down information of the main picture.
Press to freeze the desired scene in the main picture. The frozen picture is displayed
in the window picture while viewing the normal picture in the main picture. The
window picture size is automatically changed to 1/9 if it was 1/16.
Press again to resume normal PIP viewing.
Press to switch the audio and video of the main picture and the window picture.
Each time you press SWAP, the picture and sound of the two will be exchanged.
displayed. (for details, see “Watching the TV” on page 20)
Speed Surf
1 Press and hold CH + or – to change the channel number rapidly.
2 Release to display the desired channel.
” will appear for a few seconds to indicate which picture’s sound is being
REFER TO THE
ILLUSTRATION OF THE
REMOTE CONTROL ON THE
INSIDE FRONT COVER OF
THIS MANUAL AS YOU
REVIEW THIS CHART
Note:
• If one of the pictures received through
PIP is snowy, the entire screen may
become unstable. In this case, erase the
snowy channel. (see “Channel Skip/
Add” on page 31)
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Some adjustment menus may require
further operations. For details, see each
menu option.
To return to the previous screen (except
for the slider adjustment menus), choose
“
” at the bottom of the menu and press
or B.
6
Once you have completed all menu
corrections, press MENU to exit the menu
screens.
To exit from the menus at any
time
Press MENU.
Tip
z
You can also use the MENU, / and buttons
inside the front drop-down panel of the projection TV
for the menu selection.
Learning Menu Selection
Use the MENU button to access a menu and
use the V, v, B, b and
buttons to alter the
settings. Use the following example to learn
how to modify settings.
1
Press the MENU button.
The main menu appears.
2
Press V or v to highlight the desired menu
and press
to activate it.
You may also press b to activate your
selection.
3
Press V or v to highlight the desired
option.
4
Press .
Options for your selection (Pop-up menu
or Adjusting menu) will be displayed.
5
Press V or v to make your selection and
press
to activate it.
The previous screen will reappear.
Pop-up menuAdjusting menu
Set Up
Adjusting Your SET UP (menus)
26
Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
Mode
Customized
picture viewing
Picture
Adjustment
Picture adjustment
Trinitone
White intensity
adjustment
Noise Reduction
Noise reduction
You can choose one of five different video modes that best suits the program you
are watching. You can also perform the “Picture Adjustment” (such as
“Brightness,”“Color,” etc.) for “Movie,”“Personal 1” or “Personal 2” to suit your
taste.
Vivid: Select for enhanced picture contrast and sharpness.
Standard: Select to display a standard picture for normal viewing
environments.
Movie: Select to display a finely detailed picture for low light environments.
Personal 1, Personal 2: Select to customize the “Picture Adjustment” of the
Video menu according to your personal preference.
Press PICTURE MODE on the remote control for direct selection of a “Mode
”
setting.
First select “Movie,”“Personal 1” or “Personal 2” from “Mode,” then highlight the
desired option using the V or v button and press to display the adjusting
slider of the selected option.
Picture: Adjust slider right (up) to increase picture
contrast; left (down) to decrease it.
Brightness: Adjust slider right (up) to brighten the
picture; left (down) to darken it.
Color: Adjust slider right (up) to increase color
intensity; left (down) to decrease it.
Hue: Adjust slider right (up) to increase the green
tones; left (down) to increase the red tones.
Sharpness: Adjust slider right (up) to sharpen the
picture; left (down) to soften it.
High: Select to give the white colors a blueish tint.
Medium: Select to give the white colors a neutral tint.
NTSC Standard: Select to give the white colors a reddish tint.
Select On to reduce picture noise.
Select Off to cancel the feature.
“Noise Reduction” can be set separately from the “Mode” settings of the Video
menu.
To restore the factory settings
Press RESET on the remote control while the
Video menu is selected. To restore each
“Mode” to the factory setting, press RESET
after selecting the mode to be reset.
Using the Video Menu
For detailed information on using the remote
control to modify menu settings, refer to
“Learning Menu Selection” on page 25.
To select the Video menu:
Display
/
Highlight
/
Select
Personal 1
Picture
Hue
Color
Brightness
Sharpness
Move Select
Exit
MENU
ch
Parental Control
Caption Vision: CC1
Language: English
Video Label
Flash Focus: No
ch
Set Up
Parental Control
Caption Vision: CC1
Language: English
Video Label
Flash Focus: No
ch
Move Select
MENU
Exit
MENU
Video
Mode: Vivid
Picture Adjustment
Trinitone: High
Noise Reduction :Off
ch
Move Select
MENU
Video
Mode: Vivid
Picture Adjustment
Trinitone: High
Noise Reduction: Off
ch
Move Select
Set Up
Parental Control
Caption Vision:
Set New
Language:
Password
Video Label
Flash Focus: No
ch
Move Select
Exit
MENU
Exit
Set Up
Parental Control
Caption Vision: CC1
Language: English
Video Label
Flash Focus: No
_ _ _ _
MENU
Exit
MENU
ch
Move Select
Españ ol
Franç ais
Exit
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Move Select
MENU
MENU
Exit
Video Label
VIDEO1:
VIDEO2:
VIDEO3:
Move Select
VIDEO1
VIDEO2
VIDEO3
Exit
MENU
MENU
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Using the Audio Menu
Audio
Treble
Bass
Balance
MTS/SAP:
Auto Volume:
ch
Effect:
Speaker:
Audio Out:
SAVA SP Control
Move Select
Stereo
Surround
Variable
Exit
On
On
MENU
}
Sliders
For detailed information on using the remote
control to modify menu settings, refer to
“Learning Menu Selection” on page 25.
To select the Audio menu:
Display
/
Highlight
MENU
/
Select
To restore the factory settings
Press RESET on the remote control while the
Audio menu is selected.
* The BBE is manufactured by Sony Corporation
under 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 the BBE symbol are the
trademarks of BBE Sound, Inc.
Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
Treble
Sound adjustment
Bass
Sound adjustment
Balance
Sound adjustment
MTS/SAP
Enjoy stereo,
bilingual and mono
programs.
Auto Volume
Adjust the sound
level.
Effect
Customizes
surround sound
effects based on the
program’s audio
type.
Adjust slider right (up) to increase high pitched sounds.
Adjust slider left (down) to decrease high pitched sounds.
Adjust slider right (up) to increase low pitched sounds.
Adjust slider left (down) to decrease low pitched sounds.
Adjust slider right (up) to emphasize right speaker volume.
Adjust slider left (down) to emphasize left speaker volume.
When the sound is intermittent due to poor reception conditions, select “Stereo”
or “SAP.”
Stereo: Select for stereo reception when viewing a program broadcast in stereo.
SAP: Select to listen to a bilingual broadcast. (non-SAP programs will be muted
when this feature is selected)
Mono: Select for mono reception. (use to reduce noise during stereo broadcasts)
Auto SAP: Select to listen to SAP when a SAP program is broadcast and return
to stereo reception automatically for non-SAP programs.
Quick MTS access: Press
“MTS/SAP” options as follows: Stereo
On:
Sound output coming from TV speakers have the volume level equalized for all
channel audio inputs when broadcasts have different sound transmission levels.
Off: Sound output coming from the TV speakers varies according to the received
channel.
“Effect” can only be set when “Speaker” is set to “On” or “Off.”
Simulated: Adds a surround-like effect to mono programs.
Surround: Simulates sound with the atmosphere of a movie theater or a concert
hall for stereo programs.
BBE*: Centers the sound intensity to the front, creating an effect as if you were
seated in front of an orchestra.
Off: Normal stereo or mono reception.
Quick Effect access: Press on the remote control to cycle through the
“Effect” options as follows: Simulated
MTS/SAP
on the remote control to cycle through the
n
SAP n Mono n Auto SAP.
n
Surround n BBE n Effect Off.
(continued)
27
Speaker
Custom selection
of audio output
source
Audio Out
Easy control of
volume adjustment
SAVA SP Control
Controls Sony
SAVA speaker’s
mode.
28
On: Select to listen to the sound from the projection TV speakers alone.
Off: Select to turn off the projection TV speakers and listen to the
projection TV’s sound only through an external audio system’s speakers.
SAVA SP: Select to turn off the projection TV speakers and listen to the projection
TV’s sound only through the Sony SAVA series speaker system. You can
adjust volume, muting, “Surround Mode,” and “Super Woofer Mode” with the
projection TV’s remote control. (see “SAVA SP Control” below)
“Audio Out” can only be set when “Speaker” is set to “Off.”Fixed: Sound output is held at a fixed level through the audio system.
Use the AV receiver’s remote control to adjust the volume.
Variable: Sound output varies according to the TV settings.
Useful when you want to use your remote control to control the output of a
separate audio system.
“SAVA SP Control” can only be set when Sony SAVA speaker system is
connected to the AUDIO (VAR/FIX) OUT connectors and “Speaker” is set to
“SAVA SP.” (see “Speaker” above)
You can also adjust the SAVA speaker’s volume using VOL +/– of the projection
TV’s remote control.
Surround Mode: Select to activate the SAVA Speaker’s surround mode.
Super Woofer Mode: Select to activate the SAVA Speaker’s super woofer mode.
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Daylight Savings
Automatically
adjusts the time.
Current Time
Necessary for the
Timer.
On/Off Timer
Wake up or
scheduled viewing.
Using the Timer Menu
After setting the clock you can use the timer
to turn the projection TV on and off.
For detailed information on using the remote
control to modify menu settings, refer to
“Learning Menu Selection” on page 25.
To select the Timer menu:
Display
/
Highlight
/
Select
Tip
z
Set daylight saving time before setting the clock. Any
loss of power will cause these settings to be erased.
Spring: Select Yes to compensate for Daylight Saving Time.
The current time automatically moves ahead one hour.
Fall: Select No at the end of Daylight Saving Time.
The current time moves back one hour.
1 Press
, then press V or v until the current day
(Sun-Sat) is displayed, and press
.
2 Press V or v until the current hour (1-12) and
AM/PM is displayed, and press
.
3 Press V or v until the current minute (00-59) is
displayed, and press
.
The clock has now started. Press MENU to exit.
1 Press V or v until the desired day or range of days
(Every Sun-Sat, Every Mon-Fri, Sunday, Monday, ...
Saturday, Every Sunday, ... Every Saturday) is
displayed, and press
.
2 Press V or v until the time (hours and minutes) that
you want the projection TV to remain on is displayed,
and then press
.
3 Press V or v to set the time duration (maximum of 6 hours) and press
.
4 Press V or v to select the desired channel and press
.
The timer is now set. The TIMER/STAND BY indicator on your projection TV
will be lit.
Press MENU to exit. To cancel your timer setting, press RESET while in the On/
Off Timer window. Performing Auto Program will erase all Timer settings.
Current Time
–––
––: – AM–
Move Select
Exit
MENU
On/Off Timer
––––––
––: –– AM–hch
–––
Sun
12:00AM
Move Select
Exit
MENU
MENU
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Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
Using the Channel Set Up
Menu
For detailed information on using the remote
control to modify menu settings, refer to
“Learning Menu Selection” on page 25.
To select the Channel Set Up
menu:
Display
/
Highlight ch
/
Select
Channel
Caption
Easy recognition
of the channel
you are watching
Favorite
Channel
User’s favorite
channels
You can add a caption for up to 32 channels of VHF/
UHF input.
With the Channel Caption window open:
1 Press
and then press V or v to select the desired
channel. You can view the channel that is selected
with the Channel Caption menu in the sub screen.
2 Press
.
3 Press V or v to display the first letter or number of the
caption and press
to select it.
Repeat until up to five digits are selected.
4 Press
.
To erase a caption, press RESET.
The Favorite Channel feature enables easy access to the eight channels that you
preset (or the last channel that you were watching).
(for details on how to set up this feature, see “Setting and Selecting Favorite
Channel” on page 32)
Channel Caption
Caption: – ––––
Channel: –––
Move Select
Exit
MENU
Timer
Daylight Savings: Yes
Current Time
On / Off Timer
ch
-----: - AM-
Move Select
MENU
Exit
ch
Channel Set Up
Channel Caption
Favorite Channel :Auto
Channel Skip/Add
Auto Program
Cable: On
ch
Move Select
MENU
MENU
Exit
ch
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Channel
Channel Skip/Add
Select a channel
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7:
8:
1:
Move Select
Exit
MENU
9:
Skip
Skip
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
Add
ch
Skip/Add
Skips unnecessary
channels.
Auto Program
Automatic
channel presetting
Cable
Cable system
setting
Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
After AUTO SET UP, you can erase unnecessary
channels from the channel preset memory.
With the Channel Skip/Add window open:
1 Press V or v to select the desired channel. You can
view the channel that is selected with the Channel
Skip/Add menu in the sub screen. You can also use
CH +/– or 0–9 and ENTER buttons.
2 Press
3 Press V or v to select Skip, and press
.
.
The selected channel will be erased.
If you want to re-enter the skipped channel, follow the steps above and select
Add.
Select Yes to signal the projection TV to automatically program all receivable
channels. When all the receivable channels are stored, the lowest numbered
channel is displayed.
Select No to cancel Auto Program.
Select On if your projection TV is connected to a cable system.
Select Off if your projection TV is connected to an antenna.
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Setting and Selecting
Favorite Channel
The Favorite Channel feature of your
projection TV enables easy access to the eight
channels that you preset (or the last channel
that you were watching).
Your Favorite Channel options can be set
automatically or manually.
The factory setting for “Favorite Channel” is
“Auto.”
When “Favorite Channel” is set to “Auto,”
the last eight channels selected with the 0–9
buttons will be set as Favorite Channel
options. If you want to input your own
selections as Favorite Channel settings, set to
“Manual.”
Setting Favorite Channel manually
1
Select “Favorite Channel” from the
Channel Set Up menu. (see page 30)
Channel Set Up
Channel Caption
32
Favorite Channe: Auto
Channel Skip/Add
Auto Program
Cable: On
ch
Move Select
Manual
MENU
Exit
2
Press V or v to select “Manual” and press
.
The Favorite Channel menu will appear.
If you set Channel Caption names (e.g.
CNN, HBO), they will also be displayed.
(see “Channel Caption” on page 30)
Favorite Channel
ch
1.
1
CNN
2.
2
3.
10
SPTN
4.
20
5.
30
6.
40
7.
50
8.
100
Select a position
3
Press V or v to select a position (1–8), and
press
.
Favorite Channel
ch
1
CNN
1.
2.
2
SPTN
3.
10
4.
20
5.
30
6.
40
7.
50
8.
100
Select a channel
4
Press V or v to select a channel and press
.
You have now selected a favorite channel.
Favorite Channel
ch
1
CNN
1.
2.
8
SPTN
3.
10
4.
20
5.
30
6.
40
7.
50
8.
100
Select a channel
5
Use V and v to program other favorite
channels. (Follow steps 3 and 4.)
6
Press MENU when you have finished.
Your favorite channels are now ready for
use.
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33
3
Press to select the channel.
The selected channel will be displayed for
normal viewing.
To cancel the favorite channel menu before
selecting a channel, press V or v to select
“Exit” at the bottom of the menu and press
.
Changing Favorite Channel choices
You have the option of returning to the
Favorite Channel screen to adjust any of your
favorite channel choices.
Simply proceed as described in “Setting
Favorite Channel manually” (skip step 2 if
“Manual” is already selected).
When you reach step 3, select the position
you want to change and press
. Press V or
v to select a new channel.
Press MENU when you are done.
Using Favorite Channel
You can use the Favorite Channel feature to
directly select the channel you want to watch.
1
Press once.
The favorite channel menu and a window
picture will be superimposed over the
current channel. The window picture
displays the channel selected from the
menu.
2
Press V or v to select the channel that you
wish to view from the menu.
The picture of the selected channel will be
displayed in the window picture.
Favorite Channel
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Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
Parental
Control
Blocks programs
unsuitable for
children
.
Caption Vision
Television closed
caption display
Language
Preferred language
Allows you to block TV programs that you feel are unsuitable for your
children.
(see “Using the Parental Control Feature” on page 36 for details)
Some programs are broadcast with Caption Vision.
To display “Caption Vision,” select CC 1, CC 2,
CC 3, CC 4, TEXT1, TEXT2, TEXT3 or TEXT4 from
the menu. Then press the CC button until “Caption
Vision” is displayed.
CC 1, CC 2, CC 3 or CC 4 displays a printed
version of the dialogue or sound effects of a
program. (The mode should be set to CC 1 for most
programs.) TEXT1, TEXT2, TEXT3, or TEXT4
displays network/station information presented using
either half or the whole screen.
Notes:
• Poor reception of TV programs can cause errors in Caption Vision and XDS.
Captions may appear with a white box or other errors instead of the intended
text.
• XDS, Caption Vision, and the status display cannot be used at the same time.
Select from available languages (English, Español or Français) to display all
menus in your language of choice.
Using the Set Up Menu
For detailed information on using the remote
control to modify menu settings, refer to
“Learning Menu Selection” on page 25.
To select the Set Up menu:
Display
/
Highlight
/
Select
Language:
Move Select
Exit
MENU
Set Up
Video Label
Flash Focus: No
Caption Vision: CC 1
CC2
CC3
CC4
Text1
Text2
Text3
Text4
ch
Parental Control
ch
1.
6
2.
2
SPTN
3.
10
4.
20
5.
30
6.
40
7.
50
8.
100
Select a channel
Set Up
Parental Control
Caption Vision: CC1
Language: English
Video Label
Flash Focus: No
ch
Move Select
MENU
MENU
Exit
100
100
1 CNN
2
10
20
30
40
50
Exit
1 CNN
2
10
20
30
40
50
Exit
SPTN
SPTN
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Video Label
Easy recognition of
connected
equipment
(e.g. SAT, VHS,
etc.)
This feature allows you to label each input mode so
that you can easily identify the connected equipment
(e.g. you can label VIDEO 1 IN as VHS).
With the Video Label window open:
1 Press V or v to select the input mode you want to
label and press
2 Press V or v to select the label and press
.
.
Video Label Options:
Video Label
VIDEO1:
VIDEO2:
VIDEO3:
Move Select
Video Label
VIDEO1:
VIDEO2:
VIDEO3:
Move Select
VIDEO1
VIDEO2
VIDEO3
MENU
Exit
Video1
VHS
8mm
Beta
LD
SAT
DVD
AV RECEIVER
DTV
Skip
MENU
Exit
VIDEO 1: VIDEO 1, VHS, 8mm, Beta, LD, SAT, DVD, AV RECEIVER, DTV,
Skip
VIDEO 2/3: VIDEO 2/VIDEO 3, VHS, 8mm, Beta, LD, SAT, DVD, DTV, Skip
If you select “Skip,” your projection TV will skip this connection when you scan
through video sources using the TV/VIDEO button.
Flash Focus
Automatic
convergence
adjustment
Select Yes and press to start Flash Focus adjustment. When the
adjustment is completed, the cross pattern on the screen becomes white. (for
details, see page 19)
Select No to cancel Flash Focus.
Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
Using the Parental Control
Feature
The TV programs and movies shown on TV
are given a rating signal based on the
following rating systems.
In U.S.A.: U.S. Television Parental Guidelines
to rate television programs (U.S. TV ratings),
and Motion Picture Association of America
(MPAA) Guidelines to rate movies including
those shown on TV (movie ratings)
In Canada: Canadian English Language
ratings to rate television programs in English,
and Canadian French Language ratings to
rate those in French.
To block programs you feel are unsuitable for
your children, you need to set the TV for the
desired rating systems. Sony’s predetermined
ratings are also available.
See pages 43 to 45 for a description of the
ratings.
The Parental Control feature of the TV
functions by receiving the rating signal from
your local broadcasting station or cable
service provider.
Activating the Parental Control
Feature
First, set a password, then select your desired
rating from Sony’s predetermined ratings.
36
1
Select “Parental Control” from the Set Up
menu. (see page 34)
Set Up
Parental Control
Caption Vision:
Set New
Language:
Password
_ _ _ _
Video Label
Flash Focus: No
ch
Move Select
2
Enter a four digit password* using the 0–
9 buttons.
* Do not enter “4357” corresponding to “HELP”
on a phone number pad. (see page 43)
3
To confirm the password, re-enter the
Set Up
Parental Control
Caption Vision:
Language:
Video Label
Flash Focus: No
ch
Move Select
Exit
Confirm
Password
_ _ _ _
Exit
MENU
MENU
same password with the 0–9 buttons.
Your password is stored and the Parental
Control menu automatically appears.
If you want to change the password, see
Press V or v to select a desired rating
(“Child,” “Youth” and “Young Adult”),
and press
.
If you want to select the ratings from
“Custom,” go to step 4 of “Selecting a
Custom Rating in U.S.A.” on page 38 or
“Selecting a Custom Rating in Canada”
on page 41, according to your “Country”
setting.
10
Press MENU to exit the menu.
Parental Control
To deactivate the Parental Control
feature
If you set “Parental Lock” in the Parental
Control menu to “Off,” the Parental Control
feature will not work and you can view all
TV programs and movies shown on TV.
1
Select “Parental Control” from the Set Up
menu. (see page 34)
2
Enter your four digit password using the
0-9 buttons.
The Parental Control menu appears.
3
Press V or v to select “Parental Lock,”
and press
.
4
Press V or v to select “Off,” and press
.
5
Press MENU to exit the menu.
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Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
3
Press V or v to select “Rating,” and press
.
4
Press V or v to select “Custom,” and
press
.
Selecting a Custom Rating in
U.S.A.
If you want to select the ratings to be blocked
from “Custom” once you have activated the
Parental Control feature (page 37), follow the
procedure below.
For a detailed description of each rating, see
“What the Ratings Mean” on pages 43 to 45.
1
Select “Parental Control” from the Set Up
menu. (see page 34)
2
Enter your four digit password using the
0–9 buttons.
The Parental Control menu appears.
Make sure that “Country” is set to
“U.S.A.”
To unlock the Parental Control feature
temporarily
When you select a Parental Control program,
no sound or picture except for a channel
number will appear. The
indicator is
displayed. To view the program, follow the
steps below.
1
Press ENTER to display the “Password”
screen.
2
Enter your password using the 0–9
buttons. Parental Control will be canceled
(“Parental Lock” set to “Off”) until you
turn your projection TV off.
TV Rating
Movie Rating
Unrated: View All TV Movie Both
View All
TV
Movie
Both
5
Press V or v to select “TV Rating,” and
press
6
Press V or v to select the TV rating to be
blocked, and press
.
TV Rating
_
TV–Y
_ :FV _
TV–Y7
_
TV–G
_ :D _ L _ S _ V _
TV–PG
_ :D _ L _ S _ V _
TV–14
_ : L _ S _ V _
TV–MA
Select rating
Move
Select
MENU
Exit
.
TV Rating
_
TV–Y
_ :FV _
TV–Y7
_
TV–G
_ :D _ L _ S _ V _
TV–PG
_ :D _ L _ S _ V _
TV–14
_
: L _ S _ V _
TV–MA
Allow rating
Move
Select
MENU
Exit
7
Press V or v to select “ ,” and press .
The
indicator automatically appears
beside the selected rating and all “higher”
ratings, indicating that the programs that
match the ratings will be blocked.
TV Rating
_
TV–Y
_ :FV _
TV–Y7
_
TV–G
– :D – L – S – V –
TV–PG
– :D – L – S – V –
TV–14
– : L –S – V
TV–MA
Select category
Move
Select
MENU
Exit
Some ratings have additional content
ratings called “extenders.” The extenders
are defined as follows: D (sexually
suggestive Dialog), FV (Fantasy
Violence), L (coarse Language), S (Sexual
situations) and V (Violence). By setting
the extenders, you can define additional
viewing limits. For more details of
extenders, see page 45.
All of the extenders included in the
selected ratings will be blocked. If you
wish to allow any of them to be viewed,
go to step 8.
8
Press B or b to select the extender to be
viewed, and press
9
Press V or v to select “–,” and press .
.
TV Rating
_
TV–Y
_ :FV _
TV–Y7
_
TV–G
– :D – L – S – V –
TV–PG
– :D – L – S – V –
TV–14
– : L –S – V
TV–MA
Block content
Move
Select
MENU
Exit
“–” appears beside the selected extender,
indicating that the programs that match
the extender can be viewed.
If you select “
,” is displayed to
show that the programs that match the
extender will be blocked again.
TV Rating
_
TV–Y
_ :FV _
TV–Y7
_
TV–G
– :D – L – S – V _
TV–PG
– :D – L – S – V –
TV–14
– : L –S – V
TV–MA
Select category
Move
Select
MENU
Exit
(continued)
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Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
10
Repeat steps 8 and 9 for other extenders.
All programs that match the ratings you
select and higher, except for the
extenders that were canceled, will be
blocked.
11
After setting of the TV rating is complete,
press V or v to select “
Custom Rating
Second, select a movie rating.
12
Press V or v to select “Movie Rating,” and
press
.
Movie Rating
40
,” and press .
TV Rating
Movie Rating
Unrated: View All
Select category
Move
Select
Exit
–
G
–
PG
–
PG–13
–
R
–
NC–17
–
X
Select rating
Move
Select
Exit
MENU
MENU
13
Press V or v to select the movie rating to
be blocked, and press
Movie Rating
G
PG
PG–13
R
NC–17
X
Block rating
Move
14
Press V or v to select “ ,” and press .
indicator automatically appears
The
.
–
–
–
–
–
–
MENU
Select
Exit
beside the selected rating and all “higher”
ratings, indicating that the programs that
match the ratings will be blocked.
Movie Rating
–
G
–
PG
–
PG–13
–
R
NC–17
–
X
Select rating
Move
15
Press MENU to exit the menu.
Select
MENU
Exit
To block TV programs and/or movies
for which a rating signal is not given
(NR and N/A)
For a description of the NR and N/A ratings,
see page 44.
1
Perform steps 1–4 of “Selecting a Custom
Rating in U.S.A.” on page 38.
2
Press V or v to select “Unrated,” and
press
.
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3
Press V or v to select the type of
programs to be blocked, and press
.
To block ...
No program
(to view any unrated TV
program and movie)
Unrated TV programs
Unrated movies
Unrated TV programs and
movies
4
Press MENU to exit the menu.
Custom Rating
Selecting a Custom Rating in
Canada
If you want to select the ratings to be blocked
from “Custom” once you have activated the
Parental Control feature (page 37), follow the
procedure below.
For a detailed description of each rating, see
“What the Ratings Mean” on pages 45 and
46.
1
Select “Parental Control” from the Set Up
menu. (see page 34)
2
Enter your four digit password using the
0–9 buttons.
The Parental Control menu appears.
Make sure that “Country” is set to
“Canada.”
3
Press V or v to select “Rating,” and press
.
4
Press V or v to select “Custom,” and press
.
Select ...
View All
TV
Movie
Both
(continued)
42
Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
5
Press V or v to select the rating you want
to block, and press
.
The selected rating appears.
6
Press V or v to select the TV rating to be
blocked, and press
.
French Rating
Move
Select rating
Select
Exit
MENU
G
8 ans+
13 ans+
16 ans+
18 ans+
_
_
_
_
_
Canadian English Rating
Canadian French Rating U.S. TV Rating
Example: Canadian English Rating
7
Press V or v to select “ ,” and press .
The
indicator automatically appears
beside the selected rating and all
“higher” ratings, indicating that the
programs that match the ratings will be
blocked.
Some U.S. TV ratings have additional
content ratings called “extenders,” such
as D, FV, L, S and V. By setting the
extenders, see steps 7 to 10 of “Selecting a
Custom Rating in U.S.A.” on pages 39
and 40. For more details of extenders, see
page 45.
All of the extenders included in the
selected ratings will be blocked. If you
wish to allow any of them to be viewed,
go to step 8.
8
Press MENU to exit the menu.
Changing the Password
1
Select “Parental Control” from the Set Up
menu. (see page 34)
2
Enter your four digit password using the
0–9 buttons.
The Parental Control menu appears.
3
Press V or v to select “Change Password,”
and press
Country: U.S.A
Parental Lock: On
Rating:
Change Password
Use [0-9] to enter
new four digit
password
Move
Select
Exit
Exit
New
Exit
MENU
On
MENU
Child
____
MENU
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4
Enter a new four digit password using
the 0–9 buttons.
Parental Control
Country: U.S.A
Parental Lock: On
Rating:
Change Password
Confirm password
Move
5
Enter the password set in step 4 again to
Child
Confirm
____
MENU
Exit
confirm.
If you entered it incorrectly, “Password
incorrect” appears.
Re-enter the correct password.
6
Press MENU to exit the menu.
If you have forgotten your password
In step 2 of “Changing the Password” on
page 42, enter the master password “4357”
(corresponding to “HELP” on a phone
number pad). You can then store a new
password.
Notes:
• If you entered “4357” as your password
the first time, you cannot store a new
password. (see step 2 of “Activating the
Parental Control Feature” on page 36)
• When you select a Parental Control
program and the
indicator is
displayed on the screen, you cannot view
that program even if you enter “4357.”
(see “To unlock the Parental Control
feature temporarily” on page 38)
What the Ratings Mean
Ratings in U.S.A.
Sony’s predetermined ratings
These are original ratings that Sony
predetermined according to the viewer’s age.
Each rating allows you to view the certain
programs, as follows.
See pages 44 and 45 for a description of each
rating.
Child: Suitable for children under the age of
6.
Viewable U.S. movie ratings: G, NR, and N/A
Viewable U.S. TV ratings: TV-Y, TV-G, and
TV-NR
Youth: Suitable for children aged 7 and
older.
Viewable U.S. movie ratings: G, PG, NR, and
N/A
Viewable U.S. TV ratings: TV-Y, TV-Y7, TVG, TV-PG, and TV-NR
Young Adult: Suitable for children aged 13
and older.
Viewable U.S. movie ratings: G, PG, PG-13,
NR, and N/A
Viewable U.S. TV ratings: TV-Y, TV-Y7, TVG, TV-PG, TV-14, and TV-NR
(continued)
43
Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
U.S. movie ratings
U.S. movie ratings are for movies (including
those shown on TV) rated according to the
Motion Picture Association of America
(MPAA) Guidelines.
G (General Audiences—All Ages
Admitted): In G-rated films no strong words
are used, the violence is at a minimum,
nudity and sex scenes are not present, nor is
there any drug use.
PG (Parental Guidance Suggested. Some
Material May Not Be Suitable For
Children): This is a film which may need to
be monitored first by parents.
PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned. Some
Material May Be Inappropriate For
Children Under 13): Parents are alerted to be
very careful about the attendance of their
under-teenage children when viewing.
R (Restricted, Under 17 Require
Accompanying Parent Or Adult Guardian):
This film includes hard language, tough
violence, nudity, drug abuse or other
elements of concern.
44
NC-17 or X (No One 17 Or Under Admitted.):
This is a film that most parents would
consider not suitable for children aged 17
and under. There may be violence, sex,
abberrational behavior, drug abuse or other
elements of concern.
NR (Not Rated): This is a film that a producer
has not rated, intending to have his film
widely released.
N/A (Not Applicable): This is a film that a
producer considers outside the scope of the
MPAA ratings.
Note:
• NR and N/A ratings are shown together
as “Unrated” in the menu.
U.S. TV ratings
U.S. TV ratings are for TV programs rated
according to the U.S. Television Parental
Guidelines.
TV-Y (All Children): This program is
designed for young children aged 2–6 and is
appropriate for all children.
TV-Y7 (Directed to Older Children): This
program is designed for children aged 7 and
above. Themes and elements in this program
may include mild fantasy violence or
slapstick violence, or may frighten children
under the age of 7.
TV-G (General Audience): Most parents
would find this program suitable for all ages.
It contains little or no violence, no strong
language and little or no sexual dialog or
situations.
TV-PG (Parental Guidance Suggested):
This program contains some material that
parents may find unsuitable for younger
children.
TV-14 (Parents Strongly Cautioned): This
program contains some material that many
parents would find unsuitable for children
under the age of 14.
TV-MA (Mature Audience Only): This
program is specifically designed to be
viewed by adults and therefore may be
unsuitable for children under the age of 17.
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45
Ratings in Canada
Sony’s predetermined ratings
These are original ratings that Sony
predetermined according to the viewer’s age.
Each rating allows you to view the certain
programs, as follows.
See the right column and page 46 for a
description of each rating.
Child: Suitable for children under the age of
7.
Viewable Canadian English Language
ratings: C and G
Viewable Canadian French Language
ratings: G
Viewable U.S. TV ratings: TV-Y, TV-G, and
TV-NR
Youth: Suitable for children aged 8 and
older.
Viewable Canadian English Language
ratings: C, G, C8+ and PG
Viewable Canadian French Language
ratings: G and 8 ans+
Viewable U.S. TV ratings: TV-Y, TV-Y7, TVG, TV-PG, and TV-NR
TV-NR (Not Rated/Unrated): This is a
program broadcast without any rating, such
as news, news flashes or sports.
Note:
The TV-NR rating is shown as “Unrated” in
the menu.
About the extenders of U.S. TV ratings
TV-Y7, TV-PG, TV-14 and TV-MA ratings
have additional content ratings called
“extenders” to define additional viewing
limits. The extenders are defined as follows:
D (sexually suggestive Dialog): Programs
containing suggestive dialog, or sexual
innuendo
FV (Fantasy Violence): Programs containing
cartoon violence occurring in TV-Y7
programs only
L (coarse Language): Programs containing
coarse language
S (Sexual situations): Programs containing
sexual content
V (Violence): Programs containing violence
There may be some profanity, violence or
brief nudity in these programs.
Young Adult: Suitable for children aged 14
and older.
Viewable Canadian English Language
ratings: C, G, C8+, PG and 14+
Viewable Canadian French Language
ratings: G, 8 ans+, 13 ans+
Viewable U.S. TV ratings: TV-Y, TV-Y7, TVG, TV-PG, TV-14, and TV-NR
Canadian English Language ratings
The Canadian English Language Ratings are
for TV programs in English broadcast in
Canada.
C (Programming intended for children
under age 8): There will be no realistic
scenes of violence or no offensive language,
nudity or sexual content. Careful attention is
paid to themes, which could threaten
children’s sense of security and well-being.
G (General Audience): Will contain very
little violence, either physical or verbal or
emotional. There may by some inoffensive
slang, no profanity and no nudity.
(continued)
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Adjusting Your SET UP (menus) (continued)
C8+ (Programming generally considered
acceptable for children 8 years and over to
watch on their own): Violence will not be
portrayed as the preferred, acceptable, or
only way to resolve conflict; or encourage
children to imitate dangerous acts which
they may see on television. There will be no
profanity, nudity or sexual content.
PG (Parental Guidance): Programming
intended for a general audience but which
may not be suitable for younger children.
Parents may consider some content
inappropriate for unsupervised viewing by
children aged 8 - 13.
14+ (Programming contains themes or
content which may not be suitable for
viewers under the age of 14): Parents are
strongly cautioned to exercise discretion in
permitting viewing by pre-teens and early
teens.
18+ (Adult): May contain violence integral
to the development of the plot, character or
theme, intended for adult audiences. May
contain graphic language and explicit
portrayals of nudity and/or sex.
E (Exempt): Exempt programming includes:
news, sports documentaries and other
information programming: talk shows,
music videos, and variety programming.
Note:
The E (Exempt) rating is not shown in the
menu.
Canadian French Language ratings
The Canadian French Language Ratings are
for TV programs in French broadcast in
Canada.
G (General): Programming intended for
audience of all ages. Contains no violence, or
the violence it contains is minimal or is
depicted appropriately with humor or
caricature or in an unrealistic manner.
8 ans+ (8+ General - Not recommended for
young children): Programming intended for
a broad audience but contains light or
occasional violence that could disturb young
children. Viewing with an adult is
recommended for young children (under the
age of 8).
13 ans+ (Programming may not suitable for
children under the age of 13): Viewing with
an adult is strongly recommended for
children under 13.
16 ans+ (Programming is not suitable for
children under the age of 16): Contains
frequent scenes of violence or intense
violence.
18 ans+ (Programming restricted to adults):
Contains constant violence or scenes of
extreme violence.
E (Exempt): Exempt programming.
Note:
The E (Exempt) rating is not shown in the
menu.
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Operating Video Equipment
Setting the Manufacturer's
Code
You can use the supplied remote control to
operate Sony or non-Sony video equipment
that has an infrared sensor.
Press CODE SET, DVD/VTR (FUNCTION),
and the 0-9 buttons to enter the
manufacturer’s code number (see the
following chart), then press ENTER.
• In some rare cases, you may not be able to operate
your non-Sony video equipment with the supplied
remote control. In this case, please use the
equipment's own remote control.
• When you remove the batteries, the code number may
revert to the factory setting.
To operate video equipment
1
Press DVD/VTR (FUNCTION).
2
Use the VCR/DVD/MDP operation
buttons indicated in the following tables.
48
Operating a VCR using the remote control
To turn On/Off
To select a channel
To change channels
To record
To play
To stop
To fast forward
To rewind the tape
To pause
To search the
picture forward or
backward
To change input
mode
Press DVD/VTR (POWER).
[Green Button]
Press the 0 – 9 buttons.
Press CH +/–.
Press ( while pressing r.
Press (.
Press p.
Press ).
Press 0.
Press P. Press again to
resume normal playback.
Press ) or 0 during
playback. Release to
resume normal playback.
Press TV/VTR.
Operating an MDP using the remote
control
To turn On/Off
To play
To stop
To pause
Press DVD/VTR (POWER).
[Green Button]
Press (.
Press p.
Press P. Press again to
resume normal playback.
To search the picture
forward or backward
To search a chapter
forward or backward
Press ) or 0 during
playback. Release to resume
normal playback.
Press CH +/–.
Operating a DVD Player using the remote
control
To turn On/Off
To play
To stop
To pause
To step through
different tracks of
an audio disc
To step through
different chapters
of a video disc
To select tracks
directly
To display the
menu (Set up)
Press DVD/VTR (POWER).
[Green Button]
Press (.
Press p.
Press P. Press again to
resume normal playback.
Press ) to step forward or
0 to step backward.
Press CH + to step forward
or CH – to step backward.
Press 0-9 buttons.
Press MENU.
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Setting the Manufacturer's
Code
You can program the supplied remote control
to operate a cable box or satellite receiver.
Press CODE SET, SAT/CABLE
(FUNCTION), and the 0-9 buttons to enter
the manufacturer’s code number (see the
following chart), then press ENTER.
For example, to operate a Sony satellite receiver:
Manufacturer code numbers
(cable box)
Manufacturer
Hamlin/Regal
Jerrold/G.I
Oak
Panasonic
Pioneer
Scientific Atlanta
Tocom
Zenith
Manufacturer code numbers
(satellite receiver)
Manufacturer
Sony
General Electric
Hitachi
Hughes
Panasonic
RCA/PROSCAN
Toshiba
To operate the cable box or
satellite receiver (SAT)
1
Press SAT/CABLE (POWER) [Green
Button] to turn on/off the cable box or
satellite receiver.
2
Press SAT/CABLE (FUNCTION).
3
For other operations, refer to the
operating instructions that come with the
equipment.
The GUIDE and INDEX (blue-labeled)
buttons can be used only with a satellite
receiver.
If the remote control doesn’t work
• Try repeating the set up procedures using
the other codes listed for your equipment.
Operating a Cable Box or Satellite Receiver (SAT)
To operate the projection TV
Press TV (FUNCTION). Then use the
projection TV control buttons to control the
projection TV.
Tips z
• If more than one code number is listed, try entering
them one by one until you come to the correct code
for your equipment.
• If you enter a new code number, the code number
you previously entered at that setting is erased.
• In some rare cases, you may not be able to operate
your equipment with the supplied remote control. In
this case, use the equipment’s own remote control
unit.
• Whenever you remove the batteries — to replace
them, for example — if too much time is taken, the
code numbers may revert to the factory setting and
must be reset.
FUNCTION
Code
222, 223, 224, 225, 226
201, 202, 203, 204, 205,
222, 206, 207, 208, 218
227, 228, 229
219, 220, 221
214, 215
209, 210, 211
216, 217
212, 213
Code number
801 (preset code for
remote control)
802, 808
805
804
803
802
806, 807
50
The picture turns off and the
TIMER/STAND BY indicator on the
front panel flashes (self-diagnosis
function)
No picture (screen not lit), no
sound
Remote control does not
operate
Dark, poor or no picture
(screen lit), good sound
Good picture, no sound
Troubleshooting
• The projection TV is equipped with a self-diagnosis function. If there is a problem with your projection TV, the TIMER/STAND BY indicator on the front
panel will flash repeatedly. Counting the number of flashes helps you inform qualified Sony personnel of the projection TV’s condition.
1 Count how many times the TIMER/STAND BY indicator flashes in total. It flashes twice at 3 seconds’ intervals. If, for example, the indicator flashes
twice, stops flashing for 3 seconds, and flashes twice again, that counts as twice.
2 Press POWER on the projection TV to turn it off, then inform qualified Sony personnel or the above Direct Response Center of the number of flashes.
• Make sure the power cord is plugged in.
• Operate with the buttons on both the projection TV and the remote control.
• Check to see if the TV/VIDEO setting is correct: when watching TV, set to TV, and when watching video tapes, set to VIDEO 1, 2, or 3.
• Try another channel.
It could be station trouble.
• Perform AUTO SET UP again using the SET UP button to return to the factory preset condition. (see “To perform AUTO SET UP again” on page 19)
• The Parental Control feature is activated. (see “To deactivate the Parental Control feature” on page 37)
• Batteries could be weak. Replace the batteries.
• Press TV (FUNCTION) when operating your projection TV.
• Make sure the projection TV’s power cord is connected securely to the wall outlet.
• Locate the projection TV at least 3-4 feet away from fluorescent lights.
• Check the polarity of the batteries.
• Adjust “Picture” in the Video menu. (see “Picture Adjustment” on page 26)
• Adjust “Brightness” in the Video menu. (see “Picture Adjustment” on page 26)
• Check antenna/cable connections.
• Perform AUTO SET UP again using the SET UP button to return to the factory preset condition. (see “To perform AUTO SET UP again” on page 19)
• Adjust the convergence again using the FLASH FOCUS button. (see “Adjusting the Convergence Automatically (FLASH FOCUS)” on page 19)
• Press MUTING so that “Muting” disappears from the screen. (see “MUTING” on page 20)
• Check the MTS/SAP setting in the Audio menu. (see “MTS/SAP” on page 27)
• Make sure “Speaker” is set to “On” in the Audio menu. (see “Speaker” on page 28)
• Perform AUTO SET UP again using the SET UP button to return to the factory preset condition. (see “To perform AUTO SET UP again” on page 19)
If, after reading the following instructions, you have additional questions related to the use of your Sony projection TV, please call one of the following
numbers (English only).
Customers in the continental United States contact the Direct Response Center at: 1-800-222-SONY (7669)
Customers in Canada contact the Customer Relations Center at: (416) 499-SONY (7669)
CODE SET
SAT/CABLE
8
0
ENTER
1
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Cannot receive upper channels
(UHF) when using an antenna
No color
Only snow and noise appear on
the screen
Dotted lines or stripes
TV is fixed to one channel
Double images or ghosts
Cannot operate the menu
Cannot receive any channels
when using cable TV
Cannot gain enough volume when
using a cable box
Favorite Channel does not display
your choices
Some video sources do not
appear when you press TV/VIDEO
Recording through MONITOR OUT
does not function properly when
recording in PIP mode
Cannot play shooting games
• Make sure “Cable” is “Off” in the Channel Set Up menu. (see “Cable” on page 31)
• Use “Auto Program” to add receivable channels that are not presently in the TV’s memory. (see “Auto Program” on page 31)
• Adjust “Color” in the Video menu. (see “Picture Adjustment” on page 26)
• Black and white programs cannot be seen in color.
• Perform AUTO SET UP again using the SET UP button to return to the factory preset condition. (see “To perform AUTO SET UP again” on page 19)
• Check the “Cable” setting in the Channel Set Up menu. (see “Cable” on page 31)
• Check the antenna/cable connections.
• Make sure the channel is broadcasting programs.
• Press ANT to change the input mode. (see “ANT” on page 22)
• Adjust the antenna.
• Keep the projection TV away from noise sources such as cars, neon signs or hair-dryers.
• Use “Auto Program” to add receivable channels that are not presently in TV’s memory. (see “Auto Program” on page 31)
• Use a highly directional outdoor antenna or a cable (when the problem is caused by reflections from nearby mountains or tall buildings).
• If the item you want to choose appears in gray, you cannot select it.
• Press the projection TV’s power button off and on again.
• Make sure “Cable” is “On” in the Channel Set Up menu. (see “Cable” on page 31)
• Use “Auto Program” to add receivable channels that are not presently in the TV’s memory. (see “Auto Program” on page 31)
• Increase the volume at the cable box. Then press TV (FUNCTION) and adjust the projection TV’s volume.
• Verify that “Favorite Channel” is set to “Manual” in the Channel Set Up menu. (see “Setting Favorite Channel manually” on page 32)
• Ensure that “Video Label” is not set to “Skip.” (see “Video Label” on page 35)
• MONITOR OUT will not record both images in PIP. Only the main picture will be recorded.
• If you are recording the main picture and you switch to the sound of the sub picture using the AUDIO button, the main picture will be recorded with sound
from the other program.
• Some shooting games which involve pointing a light beam at the TV screen with an electronic gun or rifle cannot be used with this projection TV. For
details, see the instruction manual supplied with the video game software.
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SECTION 2
DISASSEMBLY
2-1. REAR BOARD REMOVAL2-3. SERVICE POSITION
1 Disconnect CN203
on A board.
From CG board CN1304.
(The extension cable is not
A board
CN203
G board
2 Rear board
supplied because of the
countermeasure for radiation.)
2 Covers
Cut them off with a plier or the like
from chassis assembly in case of
checking printed circuit boards.
After checking, turn over the covers
and secure them with screws.
KP-43T75/48S75/
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
1 Nine screws (Except KP-43T75)
Eight screws (KP-43T75)
(Screw(4x20), tapping)
2-2. CHASSIS ASSY REMOVAL
1 Three screws
(Screw(4x20),tapping)
Chassis assembly
Screws
(+BVTP3x12)
2-4. HA BOARD AND HB BOARD REMOVAL
(EXCEPT KP-43T75)
6 Four screws
(+BVTP 4x12)
7 HB bracket
8 Three screws
(+BVTP 3x12)
9 HB board
2 Two screws
(+BVTP 4x12)
3 HA bracket
4 Multi button
5 HA board
2 Chassis assy
Speaker grille assy
1 Two screws
(Screws (4x20), tapping)
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53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
2-5. HA BOARD AND HB BOARD REMOVAL
(KP-43T75)
7 Three screws
(+BVTP 3x12)
1 Four screws
8 HB board
Panel ASSY, Control
(Screws (4x20), tapping)
2
3 Four screws
(+BVTP 3x12)
4 HA bracket
6 HA board
5 Three screws
(+BVTP 3x12)
2-6. MIRROR COVER REMOVAL
1 Seventeen screws(KP-43T75)
Twenty four screws
(KP-48S75)
Nineteen screws
(KP-53N77/53S75)
Twenty three screws (KP-61S75)
(Screw(4x20), tapping)
(KP-43T75/48S75)
Five screws
(KP-53N77/53S75/61S75)
(Screws(4x20), tapping)
2-8. HC BOARD AND S BOARD REMOVAL
Sensor
Sensor
bracket (B)
bracket (A)
2 Mirror cover
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7 S board
6 Clows
4 Two screws
(+BVTP 4x12)
1 Two screws
(+BVTP 4x12)
2 L screen holder
3 HC board
5 Two screws
(+BVTP 4x12)
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53N77/53S75/61S75
2-9. A BOARD AND G BOARD REMOVAL2-11. HIGH-VOLTAGE CABLE INSTALLATION
4 Eight screws
(+BVTP 3x12)
7 Two screws
(+BVTP 3x12)
9 A board
3 Terminal board
8 Claw
AND REMOVAL
(1) Removal
1 Rubber cap
2 HV cable
turn 90°
RM-Y906
6 G board
Main bracket
5 Claws
2-10.PICTURE TUBE REMOVAL
CAUTION: Removing the arrow-marked
screws is strictly prohibited.
If removed, it may cause liquid spill.
Lens
Picture tube
2 Four screws
(Screw (4x20), tapping)
2 Seven screws
(+BVTP 3x12)
1 Two screws
(Screws (4x20), tapping)
9 Tension
spring*
(2) Installation
1 HV cable
Hook
Gutter
4 Four screws
(Screw (4x20), tapping)
5 Lens
!º Four screws
(+BVTP 4x12)
!¡ Picture tube
3
8 Deflection yoke
7 Neck assy
6 CR board
* 53S75/61S75
Serial No. 9,500,001 and higher
1 Four screws
(Screw (4x20), tapping)
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53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
SECTION 3
SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS
3-1. SCREEN VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT
(COARSE ADJUSTMENT)
1. Receive the Monoscope signal.
2. Set 50% BRIGHTNESS and minimum PICTURE.
3. Turn the red VR on the FOCUS block all the way to the left
and then gradually turn it to the right until the point where you
can see the retrace line.
4. Next gradually turn it to the left to the position where the
retrace line disappears.
RGB
SCREEN
RGB
FOCUS
FOCUS block
Fig. 3-1
3-2. SCREEN (G2) ADJUSTMENT
(FINE ADJUSTMENT)
Fine Mode is recommended to set screen controls to their optimal
condition. It is necessary to build the simple jig, illustrated below,
using 3-watt resistors. Please note, that if the proper voltage is not
obtained with their listed values, resistors, then please increase or
decrease one of the values in the resistor network to obtain the
correct voltage.
1. Select VIDEO1 mode without signals.
2. Connect G2 JIG.
3. SW on JIG.
4. Connect an oscilloscope to the TP701(KR), TP732(KG) and
TP761(KB) of CR board, CG board and CB board.
5. Adjust R, G and B screen voltage to 170-173V with screen
VR on the Focus block.
K
G2 JIG
3.3k5.6k 5.6k5.6k
200VGND
SW
the mode Cover the both green and red picture lenses with the
lens caps is aligned the same as was done for green.
Note: Instead of items 3 and 6, you can cut off the unnecessary
color beams by controlling the service mode VPNT 28 RON,
29 GON, and 30 BON.
4-pole magnet
2-pole magnet
Fig. 3-3
Deflection yoke
Anode cap
3-4. FOCUS LENS ADJUSTMENT
In this adjustment, use the remote commander in the
service mode.
For details of the usage of the service mode and the remote
commander, please refer the item 3-9. ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENT BY REMOTE COMMANDER.
1. Loosen the lens screw.
2. Set to the service mode.
3. Receive the all-white signal.
4. Cover the both red and blue picture lenses with the lens caps
to show only the green color.
5. Set to PJE, and press 6 to display the test signal (crosshatch)“
on the screen.
6. Turn the green lens to adjust to the optimum focus point with
the test signal.
7. Tighten the lens screw.
8. Cover the both green and blue picture lenses with the lens caps
to show only the red color.
9. Set to PJE, and press 6 to display the test signal (crosshatch)“
on the screen.
10. Adjust red CRT lens just the same as green.
11. Cover the both green and red picture lenses with the lens caps
to show only the blue color.
175 ± 2V
GND
pedestal level
Fig. 3-2
3-3. DEFLECTION YOKE TILT ADJUSTMENT
1. Receive the Monoscope signal.
2. Set in service mode.
3. Cover the both red and blue picture lenses with the lens caps
to show only the green color.
4. Loosen the deflection yoke set screw and align the tilt of the
Deflection Yoke so that the bars at the center of the
monoscope pattern are horizontal.
5. After aligning the deflection yoke, fasten it securely to the
funnel-shaped portion (neck) of the CRT.
6. The tilt of the deflection yoke for red is aligned in the mode
Cover the both green and blue picture lenses with the lens caps
and the tilt of the deflection yoke for blue is aligned with in
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Test signal
Fig. 3-4
12. Set to PJE, and press 6 to display the test signal (crosshatch)“
on the screen.
13. Adjust blue CRT lens just the same as green.
14. After adjusting the items 3-5. Focus VR Adjustment, 3-6. 2Pole Magnet Adjustment and 3-7. 4-Pole Magnet Adjustment,
adjust again to the optimum focus point.
*: Every time you press 6, the test signal changes to
Note: Instead of items 4, 8 and 11, you can cut off the unnecessary
color beams by controlling the service mode VPNT 28 RON,
29 GON, and 30 BON.
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/
x
y
x : y = 1:1.5 (BIue)
x : y = 1:1 (Green, Red)
Use the center dot
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
3-5. FOCUS VR ADJUSTMENT
1. Set to the service mode.
2. Receive the all-white signal.
3. Cover the both red and blue picture lenses with the lens caps
to show only the green color.
4. Set to PJE, and press 6 to display the test signal (crosshatch)
on the screen.
5. Turn the green focus VR on the focus block to adjust to the
optimum focus point with the test signal.
6. Cover the both green and blue picture lenses with the lens caps
to show only the red color.
7. Set to PJE, and press 6 to display the test signal (crosshatch)
on the screen.
8. Turn the red focus VR on the focus block to adjust to the
optimum focus point with the test signal.
9. Cover the both green and red picture lenses with the lens caps
to show only the blue color.
10. Set to PJE, and press 6 to display the test signal (crosshatch)
on the screen.
11. Turn the blue focus VR on the focus block to adjust to the
optimum focus point with the test signal.
12. After adjusting the items 3-4. Focus Lens Adjustment, 3-6. 2Pole Magnet Adjustment and 3-7. 4-Pole Magnet Adjustment,
adjust again to the optimum focus point.
Note: Instead of items 3, 6 and 9, you can cut off the unnecessary
color beams by controlling the service mode VPNT 28 RON,
29 GON, and 30 BON.
Use the center dot
Fig. 3-7
3-7. 4-POLE MAGNET ADJUSTMENT
1. Receive the Dot signal.
2. Set in service mode.
3. Cover the both red and blue picture lenses with the lens caps
to show only the green color.
4. Turn the green focus VR on the focus block to the left and set
to underfocus to enlarge the spot.
5. Now align the 4-Pole Magnet so that the enlarged spot
becomes a perfect circle for green and red.
6. Perform the same alignment for blue.
3-6. 2-POLE MAGNET ADJUSTMENT
1. Receive the Dot signal.
2. Set in service mode.
3. Cover the both red and blue picture lenses with the lens caps
4. Turn the green focus VR on the focus block to the right and
5. Now align the 2-Pole Magnet so that the enlarged spot is in
6. Align the green focus VR and set for just (precise) focus.
7. Perform the same alignment for red.
Lens
B
Center of crosshatch
(GREEN,RED)
to show only the green color.
set to overfocus to enlarge the spot.
the center of the Just Focus spot.
Scanning line visible.
A
Minimize both A and B.
Fig. 3-8
3-8. DEFOCUS ADJUSTMENT (BLUE)
Note: Please adjust the blue dot to be slightly larger than red and
green dots. This adjustment provides a more pleasing picture
to the customer.
1. Select the video menu and set the mode to “VIVID” mode.
Fig. 3-6Fig. 3-5
2. Set to the service mode.
3. Change TV mode to the video input mode.
4. Set to PJE, and press 6 to display the test signal (dots) on the
screen.
5. Turn the blue focus VR on the focus block to adjust to the
diameter of the dots as shown in the figure below.
[Focus adjustment point]
Lmm Max
Inch
L
43"
6
48"
7
Fig. 3-9
53"861"
9
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2
5
8
0
1
4
7
3
6
9
ENTER
JUMP
GUIDE
INDEX
RESET
MENU
POWER
MUTING
FREEZE
AUDIO
ANT
TV/VIDEO
DISPLAYMTS/SAP
CC
PICTURE
MODE
POSITIONACTIVE
SWAPPIP
TV/VTR
SYSTEM
OFF
DVD/VTR SAT/CABLE
TV
DVD/
VTR
SAT/
CABLE
FUNCTION
SLEEP
m
N
M
xz
X
TV
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
3-9. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT BY REMOTE
COMMANDER
By using Remote Commander (RM-Y906),all circuit adjustments
can be made.
NOTE : Test Equipment Required.
1. Pattern Generator (with component outputs)
2. Frequency counter
3. Digital multimeter
4. Audio oscillator
1. METHOD OF SETTING THE SERVICE ADJUSTMENT MODE
SERVICE MODE PROCEDURE
1. Standby mode. (Power off)
2. DISPLAY n 5 n VOL (+) n TV POWER
on the Remote Commander.
(Press each button within a second.)
SERVICE MODE ADJUSTMENT
Category Adjustment item
DATA
SERVICE VPNT VPOS 031
000000 00
7. If you want to recover the latest values press - then [ENTER] to
read the memory.
8. Press [MUTING] then [ENTER] to write into memory.
9. Turn power off.
Note: Press 8 then [ENTER] on the Remote Commander to initialize
or turn set off and on to exit.
2. MEMORY WRITE CONFIRMATION METHOD
1. After adjustment, remove the plug from AC outlet, and then
replace the plug in AC outlet again.
2. Turn the power switch ON and set to Service Mode.
3. Call the adjusted items again and confirm they were adjusted.
3. ADJUSTING BUTTONS AND INDICATOR
TV POWER ON
MUTING
(SCREEN DISPLAY)
3. The SCREEN displays the item being adjusted.
4. Press 1 or 4 on the Remote Commander to select the
adjustment item.
5. Press 3 or 6 on the Remote Commander to change the data.
6. Press 2 or 5 on the Remote Commander to select the
category.
Every time you press 2(Category up), Service mode changes
in the order as shown below.
VPNT
VPNV
VPNS
PJE
3DCM
TONE
DSP
MC
SC
IC
PP
DAC
PI
ID
CCD
OP
Category up
Adjustment item up
Adjustment item down
VOL (+)
RM-Y906
Note : When the PJE mode is activated, which displays an
internally generated signal, several buttons on the remote
commander will have different functions than listed
above. Therefore, when in the PJE mode, refer to page 43
for button functions.
DISPLAY
Data up
Data down
Category down
ENTER
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METI
REBMUN
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PMOCV
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7
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7
NOITCERROCEVRUCSV
5
SOPH
51-0
7
NOITISOPH
6ZISH36-013EZISH
7PMAP36-013PMANIP
8NIPU51-07NOITROTSIDNIPRENROCREPPU
9NIPL51-07NOITROTSIDNIPRENROCREWOL
01AHPP51-05ESAHPNIP
11
CFA3-0
2
NIAGPOOLCFA
21
WOBV
51-0
7WOBV
31
GNAV
51-0
7
ELGNAV
41
FER
3-0
3
NOITISOPESLUPECNEREFER
51VRDR36-013NIAGEVIRDDER
61VRDB36-013NIAGEVIRDEULB
71TUCR51-07FFOTUCDER
81TUCB51-07FFOTUCEULB
91NOCS51-07TSARTNOCBUS
02EUHS51-07 EUHBUS
12LOCS51-07ROLOCBUS
222MDC
1,0
0
2EDOMNWODTNUOC
32
XIPD
1,0
1
ERUTCIPCIMANYD
42
CTON
1,0
0
PARTAMORHCY
52
MORC
51-0
7
0FPARTAMORHC
62
TOT
1,0
0
RETLIFTOTAMORHC
72
FPHS
3-0
3
0FSSENPRAHS
82
NOR
1,0
1
NODER
92
NOG
1,0
1NONEERG
03
NOB
1,0
1
NOEULB
13LOCD
1,0
1
ROLOCCIMANYD
23
DMDC
1,0
0
NWODTNUOCV
33
KLBL
51-0
31HTDIWKNALBEDIS-TFEL
43
KLBR
51-0
31
HTDIWKNALBEDIS-THGIR
53
CERP
3-0
1
NIV.PMOCROFLEVELREVOERP
63
YERP
3-0
1
NIYROFLEVELREVOERP
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0VRBS36-072DIVIVROFSSENTHGIRBBUS
1
VMMG
3-0
2
DIVIVROFLEVELAMMAG
2
VCDY
1,0
1
DIVIVROFOITARREFSNARTCD-Y
3VLBA
1,0
1
DIVIVROFEDOMLBA
4VIXA
1,0
0
DIVIVROFY-G,Y-RSIXA
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0SRBS36-072DRADNATSROFSSENTHGIRBBUS
1
SMMG
3-0
2
DRADNATSROFLEVELAMMAG
2
SCDY
1,0
0
DRADNATSROFOITARREFSNARTCD-Y
3
SLBA
1,0
1
DRADNATSROFEDOMLBA
4SIXA
1,0
0
DRADNATSROFY-G,Y-RSIXA
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
VPNV (Video Processor NTSC Vivid)
VPNS (Video Processor NTSC Standard)
in the sets individually. Basically, there is no need to change data, too.
of replacing printed circuit boards or devices.
• Usually, there is no need to adjust except for VPNT and PJE. Use data as a reference in case
4. SERVICE MODE LIST
Note: •shaded items are fixed. There is no need to change data. Others are different a little
VPNT (Video Processor NTSC)
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REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0
SIDF
1,0
0
JDAENIFFOYALPSIDATADIGERTCELES
1
HDSO
552-1
13
NOITISOPHUNEMECIVRESDEJP
2
VDSO
552-1
52
NOITISOPVUNEMECIVRESDEJP
3
TSVF
552-0
52
TRATSTSUJDAENIFFOREBMUNENIL
4
TS1V
552-0
0
ATADTRATS1V
5
UC1V
552-0
26
ATADPUTNUOC1V
6PHOC
552-0
0
JDAHGUORFOESAHP-H
7
PHIF
552-0
491
JDAENIFFOESAHP-H
8
PHPT
552-0
26
NRETTAPTSETFOESAHP-H
9
PHFD
552-0
522
SUCOFCIMANYDFOESAHP-H
01
GHFD
721-821-
08-
SUCOFCIMANYDFONIAG2-H
11
GVFD
721-821-
51-
SUCOFCIMANYDFONIAG2-V
21
lMWP
552-0
0
lMWP
31
2MWP
552-0
23
NRETTAPTSET.IGEROTUAFOESAHP-H
41
DLBH
552-0
442
ENILVEULBDENRUTERFOESAHP-H
51
WLBH
36-0
32
ENILVEULBDENRUTERFOHTDIWESLUP
61
PKLB
552-0
72
ESLUPKNALBTRATS
71
VGOC
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOTNECVNEERG
81
VROC
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOTNECVDER
91
VBOC
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOTNECVEULB
02
HGOC
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOTNECHNEERG
12
HROC
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOTNECHDER
22
HBOC
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOTNECHEULB
32
VGOS
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOWEKSVNEERG
42
VROS
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOWEKSVDER
52
VBOS
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOWEKSVEULB
62
HGOS
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOWEKSHNEERG
72
HROS
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOWEKSHDER
82
HBOS
721-821-
)1*(X
IGEROTUAFOATADTESFFOWEKSHEULB
92
RRE
DEXIF
0
EDOCRORREIGEROTUA
03
MTDA
552-0
441
IGEROTUAFOATADD/ATEGOTGNIMIT
13
PUV
552-1
1
NOITISOPVREPPUNRETTAPIGEROTUA
23
DIMV
552-1
201
NOITISOPVELDDIMNRETTAPIGEROTUA
33
WOLV
552-1
212
NOITISOPVREWOLNRETTAPIGEROTUA
43
RPH
015-1
1
NOITISOPHNRETTAPIGEROTUA
NRG
TNEC115-215-000/000TNECV/HNEERG
WEKS115-215-000/000WEKSV/HNEERG
EZIS
115-215-
091-/07-
EZISV/HNEERG
NIL115-215-xxxx/xxxxNILV/HNEERG
YEK115-215-xxxx/xxxxYEKV/HNEERG
NIP115-215-172/xxxxNIPV/HNEERG
ULB
TNEC115-215-000/000TNECV/HEULB
WEKS115-215-031-/080WEKSV/HEULB
EZIS115-215-622-/02-EZISV/HEULB
NIL115-215-xxxx/781NILV/HEULB
YEK115-215-511-/xxxxYEKV/HEULB
NIP115-215-891/xxxxNIPV/HEULB
DER
TNEC115-215-000/000TNECV/HDER
WEKS115-215-031-/080WEKSV/HDER
EZIS115-215-602-/16-EZISV/HDER
NIL115-215-xxxx/591NILV/HDER
YEK115-215-421/xxxxYEKV/HDER
NIP115-215-052/xxxxNIPV/HDER
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0
DMRN
3-0
0
EDOMRECUDERESION
1
OCYD
51-0
2
∆GNITTESLEVELGNIROCY
2
AGYD
51-0
01
∆GNITTESNIAGY
3
OCCD
51-0
5
∆GNITTESLEVELGNIROCC
4
AGCD
51-0
5
∆GNITTESNIAGC
5DLES
1,0
1
TCELES∆RETLIFLANGISY
6AG2D
7-0
4
∆GNITTESNIAGdn2C/Y
7HRTV
3-0
1
GNITTESSISERETSYHCNYSHRTV
8
RRTV
3-0
1
GNITTESECNEREFERCNYSHRTV
9RSDL
3-0
2
ECNEREFERLANGISDL
01
GPAV
7-0
5
NIAGERUTREPAV
11IPAV
13-0
11
TNIOPTREVNIERUTREPAV
21
TFPY
3-0
0
PATRETLIFGNIKAEPY
31
GFPY51-0
9
NIAGRETLIFGNIKAEPY
41
SP1V
3-0
2
ROTCELESENIL-1LACITREV
51SGEV
3-0
1
ROTCELESEGDELACITREV
61
N3CC
1,0
0
RETLIFMOCENIL-3LANGISC
71
PDH
7-0
4
ESAHPLATNOZIROHDH
81
LDC
7-0
4
YALEDC
91
LSSH
51-0
21LEVELECILSCNYSH
02
LSSV
51-0
8
LEVELECILSCNYSV
12
FLPH
1,0
1
RETLIFLLPH
22
FLPB
1,0
0RETLIFLLPTSRUB
32
FCSF
1,0
1
NIAGRETLIFCSF
42
GFLP
1,0
1
NIAGRETLIFLLP
52
DAXE
1,0
1
NIDALANRETXE
62
SSM
1,0
0
LANGISNOITOMDECROF
72
TUOC
3-0
2
TUPTUOLANGISC
82
SPAY
3-0
1
ERUTREPAY
92
SDSN
3-0
0
.TCETEDLANGISDTSNON
03
PPC
3-0
0
EGNARDA&ESLUPPMALC
13
OCHY
3-0
1
GNIROCLANGIS.QERFHGIHY
23
OCPY
1,0
0
FFOGNIROCRETLIFKAEPY
33
RLIK51-0
3
ECNEREFERRELLIK
43
SPGB
51-0
4
NOITISOPTRATSPGB
53
WPGB51-0
01
HTDIWPGB
63LCDA
3-0
2
YALEDKCOLCDA
73
FRWP
1,0
0
ECNEREFERHTDIWESLUP
83
GCHY
1,0
0
NIAG2/1GNIROCLANGIS.QERFHGIHY
93
2GKC
1,0
1
TIBTSETROTARENEGKCOLC
04EGKC
1,0
0
TIBTSETROTARENEGKCOLC
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
3DCM (3D Comb Filter)
PJE (Projection TV Engine)
– 40 –
∗ 1 : Set correctly by the automatic resistration adjustment.
xxxx : Cannot change.
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REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0
SABR
36-0
93
ATADSSABRESUFOEULAVTESER
1
ERTR
36-0
53
ATADELBERTRESUFOEULAVTESER
2HEBB
51-0
-
YCNEUQERFHGIHEBB
3
LEBB
11-0
-
YCNEUQERFWOLEBB
4EFUS
7
-
TCEFFEDNUORRUS
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0H0BT
552-0
84
ESRAOC)R+L(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
1L0BT
552-0
0
ENIF)R+L(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
2H1BT
552-0
46
ESRAOC)R-L(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
3L1BT
552-0
0
ENIF)R-L(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
4H2BT
552-0
46
ESRAOC)C(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
5L2BT
552-0
0
ENIF)C(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
6HFBT
552-0
561
ESRAOC)S(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
7LFBT
552-0
621
ENIF)S(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
8H0CT
552-0
09
ESRAOC)S(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
9L0CT
552-0
031
ENIF)S(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
01
H1CT
552-0
11
ESRAOC)R,L(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
11
L1CT
552-0
001
ENIF)R,L(TCEFFEDNUORRUSURT
21
HDAS
552-0
46
ESRAOCLEVELECAPSSRS
31
LDAS552-0
0
ENIFLEVELECAPSSRS
41
H0BS
552-0
29
ESRAOCLEVELRETNECSRS
51
L0BS
552-0
0
ENIFLEVELRETNECSRS
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0RDYM13-022EVIRDYNIAM
1UHSM36-013EUHBUSNIAM
2LCSM36-013ROLOCBUSNIAM
3
DPUM
51-0
7
TESFFOLATSEDEPUNIAM
4
DPVM
51-0
7
TESFFOLATSEDEPVNIAM
5YLDM3-00YALEDYNIAM
6P2UM51-07TESFFOLATSEDEP2UNIAM
7P2VM51-07TESFFOLATSEDEP2VNIAM
8
D2YM
13-0
91
EVIRD2YNIAM
9
D2UM
13-0
11
EVIRD2UNIAM
01
D2VM
13-0
11
EVIRD2VNIAM
11
ERPM
3-0
3
REVO-ERPNIAM
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0RDYS13-082EVIRDYBUS
1UHSS36-013EUHBUSBUS
2LCSS36-013ROLOCBUSBUS
3DPUS51-07TESFFOLATSEDEPUBUS
4DPVS51-07TESFFOLATSEDEPVBUS
5
YLDS
3-0
0
YALEDYBUS
6P2US
51-0
7
TESFFOLATSEDEP2UBUS
7
P2VS
51-0
7
TESFFOLATSEDEP2VBUS
8D2YS
3-0
02
EVIRD2YBUS
9
D2US51-0
11
EVIRD2UBUS
01
D2VS51-0
11
EVIRD2VBUS
11
ERPS
3-0
3
REVO-ERPBUS
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0
RDCP
51-0
7
ROLOCPIP
1
RDHP
51-0
7
EUHPIP
2
CFAP
3-0
2
NIAGPOOLCFAPIP
3DATP
51-0
7
TNEMTSUJDA0FPARTPIP
4
TOTP
1,0
0
RETLIFTOTAMORHCPIP
5NCSP51-0
7
TSARTNOCBUSPIP
6
CDYP
7-0
0
NARTCDYPIP
7PHSP
1,0
1
0FSSENPRAHSPIP
8
KSMP
1,0
0
KSAMNOISIVORCAMPIP
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0PHGB51-001NOITISOPHPIP
1NHGB51-07LANGISONROFNOITISOPHPIP
2PVGB51-07NOITISOPVPIP
3
TIB6
1,0
1
XIRTAM)6PIKS/6TRAMS(TIB6
4PHAM51-07NOITISIUQCAHNIAM
5
PVAM
552-0
32
NOITISIUQCAVNIAM
6PHAS51-07NOITISIUOCAHBUS
7
PVAS
552-0
32
NOITISIUQCAVBUS
8
SCED
13-0
81
SRETSIGERREDOCEDBUS
9MCED
13-0
81
SRETSIGERREDOCEDNIAM
01
SID
721-0
66
GNITTESYALPSID
11
ZISB51-0
2
EZISREDROB
21
DEPV
51-0
31
TESFFOLATSEDEPV
31
DEPU
51-0
31
TESFFOLATSEDEPU
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
SC (Sub Chroma Decoder)
IC (Inset Chroma Decoder)
PP (Picture In Picture Vseries Only)
TONE (Tone Control)
DSP (Digital Signal Processor)
– 41 –
MC (Main Chroma Decoder)
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REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0HSVU36-013EUHBUSVUY
1CSVU36-013ROLOCBUSVUY
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0AERA
3-0
0
DIAERA
1SRES
3-0
0
DISEIRES
2
PHCV
3-0
0
DIPIHCV
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0
PHCC
36-0
93
SDX/CC&XEDNIROFISOPHDSO
1
NHCC
36-0
92
NOITCNUFON
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0
PSID36-0
9
NOITISOPHDSO
1lWF
7-0
2
WODNIW1DLEIF
22WF
7-0
3
WODNIW2DLEIF
METI
REBMUN
TNEMTSUJDA
METI
ATAD
EGNAR
DRADNATS
ATAD
ETON
0HPIP-NOITISOPHPIP
1VPIP-NOITISOPVPIP
2DSYP-YALEDTCELESPIP
3LDYP-YALEDYPIP
4LDHP-YALEDESLUP-H
5DVMP- YALEDESLUP-VNIAM
6DVIP- YALEDESLUP-VTESNI
7NOCP-TSARTNOCTESNI
8YMRF-YEMARF
9REPI-Y-RJIATSEDEPPIP
01BEPI-Y-BLATSEDEPPIP
11SPCP-PLCPIP
21FPCP-SELCYCPLCPIP
31LLPP-TNATSNOCEMITLLPPIP
41RNVP-NOITCUDERESIONESLUPPSVPIP
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
DAC (D/A Converter)
PI (Picture In Picture S Series only)
– 42 –
ID (Identification)
CCD (Closed Caption Decoder)
OP (Option)
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PJE 00 00
FDIS
PJE 00 01
FDIS
GRN 000 000
CENT
(H)(V)
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
3-10.REGISTRATION ADJUSTMENT (PJE)
• FUNCTION OF BUTTONS OF REMOTE
COMMANDER FOR PJE MODE.
DVD/
SAT/
VTR
CABLE
FUNCTION
DVD/VTR SAT/CABLE
SWAP PIP
FREEZE
m
N
AUDIO
POSITIONACTIVE
xz
ANT
SLEEP
CC
2
1
5
4
8
7
JUMP
0
VOL CH
TV
3
6
ENTER
POWER
TV/VIDEO
DISPLAYMTS/SAP
9
GUIDE
MENU
TV
TV
M
Color select
GRN
n
BLUnRED
Test signal select
crosshach+video signal
dots+video signal
crosshach+black
dots+black
off
Mode select
Coarse adjustment
(
Fine adjustment
ENTER
Adjustment item
up
Adjustment item
down
INIT*
READ*
MUTING
SYSTEM
OFF
TV/VTR
X
PICTURE
MODE
INDEX
RESET
CODE SET
data up/down
INIT*:Press 7, "INIT" green letters appear on the screen.
Then press ENTER, all the PJE data are reset.
READ*:Press 8, "READ" green letters appear on the screen.
Then press ENTER, all the PJE default data are
restored.
Note: Internal patterns are used for geometry and convergence
adjustments. However, sizing and centering must be done with
the use of an external generator. The recommended pattern
would be a monoscope, or equivalent pattern, which would
provide the means to adjust both the linearity and sizing of the
picture.
[SETUP FOR ADJUSTMENT]
• Current flow in circuit should be stable before attempting
adjustment. So wait 5 minutes after turning on the TV power.
• At the 4 insides of the screen, locate the middle. Use a tape
measure to identify the middle.
: middle
1. Set to the service mode by pressing quickly keys on the remote
commander in the standby mode in the following order:
[DISPLAY] n 5 n [VOL+] n [TVPOWER]
2. Change TV mode to the video input mode.
3. Change the VPNT mode to the PJE 00 FDIS.
4. Set FDIS data to “01” to display the registration data of each
spot in the fine adjustment.
)
5. Press 6 to display the test signal (crosshatch) on the screen.
6. Select GRN CENT(*) with the 1 and 4 keys on the remote
commander and check that the adjustment data is now “000”
both vertically and horizontally.
*: In the factory preset, “GRN CENT” appears on the screen first.
In case of other colors “RED” or “BLU”, change color by
every pressing 3 key.
7. Cover the both red and blue picture lenses with the lens caps to
20Sensor Output Level High* Check OP-amp circuit.0 : Upper Center
30Adjustment Loop Counter Overflow* Check the registring information on the convergence board.
40Regi Data Overflow
50Regi Data Overflow
60Offset Overflow
70Offset Overflow
DISCRIPTIONNOTE
1 : Middle Left
2 : Middle Right
3 : Lower Center
1 : Middle Left
2 : Middle Right
3 : Lower Center
* Check the convergence yoke driver ICs.
* Convergence patterns displayed are out of normal range.
* In case of multiple error, last error is displayed.
• ERROR CODE SCREEN DISPLAY
E 11 BE 11 B
* Error code will be displayed on center of screen for 3 seconds.
• ERROR CODE DISPLAY IN REGI SERVICE MODE
PJE 2 9 1 4 0
ERR
ITEM NUMBER-29
SENSOR NUMBER
(ONLY "10"or "20")
ERROR CODE 40
G-0 (Blank)
R.G.B
R-1
B-2
R. G. B
SENSOR NUMBER
ERROR CODE 10
ERROR
[SENSOR POSITION]
0
12
0 : UPPER SENSOR
1 : LEFT SENSOR
2 : RIGHT SENSOR
3 : LOWER SENSOR
SCREEN
3
– 46 –
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[ G BOARD]
SECTION 4
SAFETY RELATED ADJUSTMENTS
KP-43T75/48S75/
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
4-1. HV REGULATION CIRCUIT CHECK AND
ADJUSTMENT
When replacing the following components marked with
on the schematic diagram always check HV regulation, and
if necessary re-adjust.
:C517
:C517, C521, C522
IC654, L504
T502, T504 (FBT)
D.Y, A board, G board
OPERATION CHECK
1. Connect a HV static voltmeter to the unconnected plug of
the high-voltage block. (Fig.4-1)
2. Power on the set.
3. Receive the dot signal. (PICTURE and BRIGHTNESS to
minimum)
1.0
4. Check that the HV static voltmeter is reading 31.00±
kVdc.
1.5
HV Regulation adjustment
1. Connect a HV static voltmeter to the unconnected plug of
the hight-voltage block.
2. Power on the set.
3. Receive the dot signal. (PICTURE and BRIGHTNESS to
minimum)
4. If anode voltage is 31.95kV or higher, replace C517 of 470PF/
2kV with that of 1000PF/2kV, and check if the voltage is
within the standard range.
5. If anode voltage is 29.45kV or lower, replace C517 of 470PF/
2kV with that of 100PF/2kV, and check if the voltage is within
the standard range.
Remove the cap off from
the unused terminal and
cpmmect a static voltmeter
there.
4-2. HV HOLD DOWN CIRCUIT OPERATION
CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT
When replacing the following components marked with
on the schematic diagram always check hold-down voltage
and if necessary re-adjust.
3. Connect a HV static voltmeter to the unconnected plug of
the high-voltage block.
4. Connect a 220Ω/200W variable resistor, across pin 2 and
pin 1 of CN652 and connect an external dc power supply
unit (200V, class 2A) to pin 3 of CN652.
5. First turn on the external power supply (+B=135V), then
turn on the power of the set.
6. Receive the dot signal. (PICTURE and BRIGHTNESS to
minimum)
7. Gradually increase the value of the external dc power supply
and check that the hold-down circuit operates at a static
voltmeter reading of 33.5±1.0kVdc when the raster
disappears.
HV HOLD-DOWN ADJUSTMENT
1. Repart steps 1 ~ 7 as above.
2. If hold down voltage is 34.5kV or higher, remove R536,
mount a resistor (150kΩ, 1/4W : RN) onto R545 instead, and
check again if the hold-down voltage is within the standard
range.
3. If hold down voltage is 32.5kV or lower, mount a resistor
(220kΩ, 1/4W : RN) onto R536 and check again if the hold-
down voltage is within the standard range.
Fig. 4-1
NOTE : Please finish the adjustment as soon as possible
4-3. +B MAX VOLTAGE CONFIRMATION
The following adjustments should always be performed when
replacing IC654.
1. Supply 130VAC to with variable autotransformer.
2. Input a dot signal.
3. Set the PICTURE control and the BRIGHTNESS controls to
minimum.
4. Confirm the voltage of G BOARD TP135V is less than
137.0Vdc.
5. If step 4 is not satisfied, replace IC654 and repeat above steps.
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4-4. +B OVP CONFIRMATION
1. Connect an external dc power supply to TP OVP.
2. Supply 120VAC to variable autotransformer.
3. Set PICTURE and the BRIGHTNESS controls to minimum.
4. Gradually turn the external dc power supply, and check if
OVP works properly when the voltage of the external dc
power supply is between 139.0 ~ 155.0V.
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CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS
KP-43T75/48S75/
53N77/53S75/61S75
RM-Y906
5-1. TV INPUT SUB CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT
(VPNT-SCON)
1. Receive the color-bar signal.
2. Mode: Personal 1 or 2.
PICTURE: maximum
COLOR: maximum
BRIGHTNESS: center
TRINITONE: medium
SERVICE DATA VPNT SCON : 7
3. Set to service mode.
4. Connect an oscilloscope between pin 7 of CN204 (A board)
and ground.
5. Select “ VPNT-SCON ”, and adjust so that the wave from
level is 1.80 ± 0.05Vp-p.
6. Write the data into memory.
MUTING n ENTER
White
± 0.05Vp-p
1.80
Black
Fig. 5-1
5-2. VIDEO INPUT SUB-HUE AND SUB-COLOR
ADJUSTMENT (VPNT-SHUE, SCOL)
1. Select VIDEO1 input and supply the color-bar signal.
2. Mode: Personal 1 or 2.
PICTURE: maximum
COLOR: center
BRIGHTNESS: center
TRINITONE: medium
SERVICE DATA VPNT-SHUE: 7
SERVICE DATA VPNT-SCOL: 7
3. Set to service mode.
4. Connect an oscilloscope between pin 5 of CN204 (A board)
connecter and ground.
5. Select “ VPNT-SHUE, SCOL ”, and adjust them to have VB1
= VB4 and VB2 = VB3 in the waveform levels.
6. Increase SCOL by 2 steps.
7. Write the data into memory.
MUTING n ENTER
5-3.
COMPONENT INPUT SUB-HUE AND SUB-COLOR
ADJUSTMENT
(DAC-UVSH, UVSC)
1. Select VIDEO 4 and supply the color-bar signal.
VIDEO input
2. Mode: Personal 1 or 2.
PICTURE: maximum
COLOR: center
BRIGHTNESS: center
TRINITONE: medium
SERVICE DATA DAC UVSH: 31
SERVICE DATA DAC UVSC: 31
3. Set to service mode.
4. Connect an oscilloscope between pin 5 of CN204 (A board)
connecter and ground.
5. Select “ DAC-UVSH, UVSC ”, and adjust them to have VB1
= VB4 and VB2 = VB3 in the waveform levels.
6. Write the data into memory.
MUTING n ENTER
VB1 VB2 VB3 VB4
Fig. 5-3
5-4. P & P SUB CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT
(SC-SYDR)
1. Receive the signal.
TV terminal (sub): color-bar signal
VIDEO terminal (main) : no signal
2. Set to service mode and set to P & P mode.
3. Connect an oscilloscope between pin 7 of CN204 (A board)
and ground.
4. Select “ SC-SYDR ”, and adjust so that the wave from level
68* A-1372-618-A HC BOARD, COMPLETE
694-048-175-01 FOOT, PLASTIC
70* A-1372-619-A HA BOARD, COMPLETE
714-069-681-11 BUTTON, MULTI
724-069-682-01 GUIDE, LED
73* A-1372-620-A HB BOARD, COMPLETE
754-069-659-01 DOOR(S), CONTROL
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7-3.COVER (KP-53N77/53S75/61S75)
r : +BVTP 3X12 7-685-648-79
p : +BVTP 4X12 7-685-661-14
106
104
128
103
102
101
127
113
126
125
124
113
123
113
106
105
106
109
128
105
121
108
122
120
113
113
106
118
113
KP-53N77/53S75
110
117
112
111
113
113
114
113
KP-61S75
115
116
113
REF. NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTIONREMARK
–––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
have been carefully factory-selected for each set
in order to satisfy regulations regarding X-ray
radiation. Should replacement be required,
replace only with the value originally used.
• Items marked " * " are not stocked since they are
seldom required for routine service. Some delay
should be anticipated when ordering these
items.
• All variable and adjustable resistors have
characteristic curve B, unless otherwise noted.
RESISTORS
• All resistors are in ohms
• F : nonflammable
A
• CAPACITORS
PF : µµ F
• There are some cases the reference
number on one board overlaps on the
other board. Therefore, when ordering
parts by the reference number, please
include the board name.
REF. NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTIONREMARK
–––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
IC0018-759-352-91 IC PST9143NL
IC0028-752-916-28 IC CXP750010-026Q
IC0048-759-527-76 IC M24C08-MN6T
IC2068-752-091-25 IC CXA2147Q
IC3018-759-353-02 IC NJM2533M(TE2)
IC4038-759-578-88 IC BH3868FS-E2
IC4048-759-100-96 IC NJM4558M-T2
IC4068-759-190-89 IC TDA7265
IC6818-759-459-99 IC PQ09RD11
IC6828-759-459-99 IC PQ09RD11
IC8018-759-488-29 IC TC7W66FU(TE12R)
IC8028-759-394-80 IC NJM2058M-TE2
IC8038-759-589-66 IC CM0006CF
IC8048-759-394-80 IC NJM2058M-TE2
IC8058-752-903-32 IC CXP86324-024Q
IC8068-759-394-80 IC NJM2058M-TE2
IC8078-759-546-22 IC µPD6376GS-E2
IC8088-759-032-11 IC TC74HC04AF(EL)
IC8098-759-295-09 IC TLC2932IPW-E20
IC8108-759-468-90 IC ST24E16FM6TR
IC8118-759-352-91 IC PST9143NL
IC8128-759-235-19 IC TC74HC08AF(EL)
IC8148-759-032-20 IC TC74HC32AF(EL)
IC8158-759-546-22 IC µPD6376GS-E2
IC8168-759-546-22 IC µPD6376GS-E2
IC8198-759-106-02 IC µPC4570G2-E2
IC8208-759-106-02 IC µPC4570G2-E2
IC8218-759-106-02 IC µPC4570G2-E2
IC8228-759-106-02 IC µPC4570G2-E2
IC8238-759-106-02 IC µPC4570G2-E2
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A
REF. NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTIONREMARK
–––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
IC8248-759-106-02 IC µPC4570G2-E2
IC11018-752-081-32 IC CXA2079Q
IC16018-759-638-04 IC Z8622912SSC-00TR
IC16028-759-638-05 IC Z8613012SSC-00TR
IC16038-759-352-91 IC PST9143NL
IC17018-759-701-75 IC NJM7805FA
IC17028-759-568-32 IC TC90A53F(ELP)
IC19018-752-080-75 IC CXA2039M-T6
IC19028-752-086-80 IC CXA2019AQ-T4
IC19038-759-932-69 IC BU4053BCF-T2
IC19048-752-058-68 IC CXA1315M-T4
IC19058-759-655-57 IC SDA9288XE-B0121-GEG
<JACK>
J11011-774-751-11 TERMINAL BLOCK, S (VIDEO 3 IN)
J11021-774-751-11 TERMINAL BLOCK, S (VIDEO 1 IN)
J11031-507-667-00 JACK, MIC (CONTROL S OUT)
J11041-774-750-11 JACK BLOCK, PIN (AUDIO (VAR/FIX) OUT)
J11051-774-749-11 JACK BLOCK, PIN (MONITOR OUT)
R9591-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9601-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9611-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9621-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9631-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9641-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9651-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9661-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
REF. NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTIONREMARK
–––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
R9681-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9701-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9721-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9741-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9761-208-806-11 METAL CHIP10K0.5% 1/10W
R9781-208-810-11 METAL CHIP15K0.5% 1/10W
R9791-208-817-11 METAL CHIP30K0.5% 1/10W
R9801-208-817-11 METAL CHIP30K0.5% 1/10W
R9811-208-817-11 METAL CHIP30K0.5% 1/10W
R9821-208-817-11 METAL CHIP30K0.5% 1/10W
R9831-208-817-11 METAL CHIP30K0.5% 1/10W
R9851-208-810-11 METAL CHIP15K0.5% 1/10W
R9871-208-817-11 METAL CHIP30K0.5% 1/10W
R9891-208-817-11 METAL CHIP30K0.5% 1/10W
R9911-208-817-11 METAL CHIP30K0.5% 1/10W
R9931-208-817-11 METAL CHIP30K0.5% 1/10W
R9941-208-817-11 METAL CHIP30K0.5% 1/10W
R9961-208-776-11 METAL CHIP5600.5% 1/10W
R9971-208-776-11 METAL CHIP5600.5% 1/10W
R9981-208-776-11 METAL CHIP5600.5% 1/10W
R9991-208-776-11 METAL CHIP5600.5% 1/10W
R10001-208-776-11 METAL CHIP5600.5% 1/10W
R10011-208-776-11 METAL CHIP5600.5% 1/10W
R10021-208-810-11 METAL CHIP15K0.5% 1/10W
R10031-208-818-11 METAL CHIP33K0.5% 1/10W
R10101-216-295-91 SHORT0
R10111-216-295-91 SHORT0
The components identified by
shading and mark
cal for safety.
Replace only with part number
specified.
(61S75 Serial No. 9,500,001-)
(53S75 Serial No. 9,500,001-)
! are criti-
• The components identified by in this manual have
KP-43T75/48S75/
53N77/53S75/61S75
been carefully factory-selected for each set in order to
satisfy regulations regarding X-ray radiation. Should
replacement be required, replace only with the value
originally used.
REF. NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTIONREMARK
–––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
REF. NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTIONREMARK
–––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
IC5028-759-133-90 IC µPC339C
IC601 0 8-729-045-39 TRANSISTOR MX0842AB-F
IC6518-759-103-93 IC µPC393C
IC6528-759-701-84 IC NJM7905FA
IC6538-759-701-75 IC NJM7805FA
IC654 0 8-749-012-13 IC DM-58
IC6558-759-450-47 IC BA05T
IC15018-752-068-36 IC CXA1726AS
IC15028-749-014-37 IC STK392-150
IC15048-759-634-51 IC NJM4558D
IC15058-759-634-51 IC NJM4558D
IC15068-749-014-37 IC STK392-150
IC15078-759-634-51 IC NJM4558D
IC15098-759-593-33 IC LA78045
R5061-216-481-11 METAL OXIDE1.2K5%3W
R5071-216-481-11 METAL OXIDE1.2K5%3W
R5081-216-481-11 METAL OXIDE1.2K5%3W
R5091-260-337-11 CARBON5.6K5%1/2W
R5101-249-421-11 CARBON2.2K5%1/4W
• The components identified by in this
manual have been carefully factory-selected
for each set in order to satisfy regulations
regarding X-ray radiation. Should
replacement be required, replace only with
the value originally used.
<TRANSISTOR>
<RESISTOR>
Les composants identifies par
une trame et une marque
sont critiques pour la securite.
Ne les remplacer que par une
piece portant le numero specifie.
REF. NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTIONREMARK
–––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
R15941-216-475-11 METAL OXIDE1205%3W
R15951-216-475-11 METAL OXIDE1205%3W
R15961-216-475-11 METAL OXIDE1205%3W
R15971-216-475-11 METAL OXIDE1205%3W
R15981-216-475-11 METAL OXIDE1205%3W
R7361-216-486-00 METAL OXIDE8.2K5%3W F
R7371-249-393-11 CARBON105%1/4W
R7381-249-414-11 CARBON5605%1/4W
R7391-216-486-00 METAL OXIDE8.2K5%3W F
R7411-249-425-11 CARBON4.7K5%1/4W
REF. NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTIONREMARK
–––––––– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––