Sony KP-ES43HK1 User manual

SERVICE MANUAL
MODEL COMMANDER DEST. CHASSIS NO.
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CHASSIS
48 53
MODEL COMMANDER DEST. CHASSIS NO.
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RG-3
PROJECTION TV
KP-ES43HK1 RM-961 HK SCC-P45B-A
KP-ES43ME1 RM-961 ME SCC-P46B-A
KP-ES43MN1 RM-961 GE SCC-P44D-A
KP-ES43SN1 RM-961 AUS SCC-P47B-A
KP-ES48HK1 RM-961 HK SCC-P45A-A
KP-ES48ME1 RM-961 ME SCC-P46A-A
KP-ES48MN1 RM-961 GE SCC-P44A-A
KP-ES48SN1 RM-961 AUS SCC-P47A-A
RM-961
KP-ES43HK1/ME1/MN1/SN1 KP-ES53HK1/ME1/MN1/SN1
KP-ES61HK1/ME1/MN1/SN1
KP-ES53HK1 RM-961 HK SCC-P45C-A
KP-ES53ME1 RM-961 ME SCC-P46C-A
KP-ES53MN1 RM-961 GE SCC-P44B-A
KP-ES53SN1 RM-961 AUS SCC-P47C-A
KP-ES61HK1 RM-961 HK SCC-P45D-A
KP-ES61ME1 RM-961 ME SCC-P46D-A
KP-ES61MN1 RM-961 GE SCC-P44C-A
KP-ES61SN1 RM-961 AUS SCC-P47D-A
KP-ES48HK1/ME1/MN1/SN1

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CAUTION
SHORT CIRCUIT THE ANODE OF HTE PICTURE TUBE
AND THE ANODE CAP TO THE METAL CHASSIS, CRT
SHIELD, OR CARBON PAINTED ON THE CRT, AFTER
REMOVING THE ANODE.
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 THESE COMPONENTS
WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART NUMBERS AP-
PEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN SUPPLE-
MENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.
SPECIFICATIONS
Projection system
Picture tube
Projection lenses
Screen size
Television system
Color system
Stereo/Bilingual
system
Channel coverage
B/G
I
D/K
M
8(Antenna)
Audio output (Speaker)
Number of terminal
(Video)
(Audio)
(S Video)
(Component
Video)
i(Headphones)
Dimensions (w/h/d, mm)
Mass (kg)
3 picture tubes, 3 lenses, horizontal inline system
7 inch high-brightnes monochorome tubes (6.3 raster size), with optical coupling
and liquidcooling system
High per ormance, large-diameter highbrid lens F1.0
61 inches 53 inches 48 inches 43 inches
B/G, I, D/K, M
PAL, PAL 60, SECAM, NTSC4.43, NTSC3.58
NICAM Stereo/Bilingual B/G, I;
A2 Stereo/Bilingual (German) B/G
VHF : E2 to E12 / UHF : E21 to E69 / CATV : S01 to
S03, S1 to S41
UHF : B21 to B68 / CATV : S01 to S03, S1 to S41
VHF : C1 to C12, R1 to R12 / UHF : C13 to C57, R21
to R60 / CATV : S01 to S03, S1 to S41, Z1 to Z39
VHF : A2 to A13 / UHF : A14 to A79/
CATV : A-8 to A-2, A to W+4, W+6 to W+84
75-ohm external terminal
13W + 13W, ( 10% distortion)
Input: 4 Output: 1 Phono jacks; 1 Vp-p, 75 ohms
Input: 4 Output: 1 Phono jacks; 500 mVrms
Input: 2 Y: 1 Vp-p, 75 ohms,
unbalanced, sync negative
C: 0.286 Vp-p, 75 ohms
Input: 1 Phono jacks
Y: 1 Vp-p, 75 ohms, sync negative
C
B /B-Y: 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms
C
R /R-Y: 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms
Audio: 500 mVrms
Output: 1 Phono jack; 500 mVrms
Output: 1 Stereo minijack
1372 × 1542 × 661.5 1218 × 1423 × 623 1091 × 1336 × 580 966 × 1078 × 532
90 76 68 61
Design and speci ications are subject to change without notice.
KP-ES61MN1/
KP-ES61HK1/
KP-ES61ME1/
KP-ES61SN1
KP-ES53MN1/
KP-ES53HK1/
KP-ES53ME1/
KP-ES53SN1
KP-ES48MN1/
KP-ES48HK1/
KP-ES48ME1/
KP-ES48SN1
KP-ES43MN1/
KP-ES43HK1/
KP-ES43ME1/
KP-ES43SN1
Power requirements 110 V – 240 V (For KP-ES61MN1/KP-ES53MN1/KP-ES48MN1/KP-ES43MN1/
KP-ES61ME1/KP-ES53ME1/KP-ES48ME1/KP-ES43ME1)
220 V – 240 V (For KP-ES61HK1/KP-ES53HK1/KP-ES48HK1/KP-ES43HK1/
KP-ES61SN1/KP-ES53SN1/KP-ES48SN1/KP-ES43SN1)
Power consumption (W) 270 W (For KP-ES61MN1/KP-ES53MN1/KP-ES48MN1/KP-ES43MN1/
KP-ES61ME1/KP-ES53ME1/KP-ES48ME1/KP-ES43ME1)
255 W (For KP-ES61HK1/KP-ES53HK1/KP-ES48HK1/KP-ES43HK1/
KP-ES61SN1/KP-ES53SN1/KP-ES48SN1/KP-ES43SN1)

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1. SELF DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION
1-1. Diagnostic Test Indicators ................................. 5
1-2. Display of STANDBY/TIMER
Light Flash Count............................................... 6
1-3. Stopping the STANDBY/TIMER Flash ............ 6
1-4. Self-Diagnostic Screen Display ......................... 7
1-5. Handling of Self-Diagnostic
Screen Display.................................................... 7
1-6. Self-Diagnostic Circuit ...................................... 8
2. GENERAL ................................................................. 9
3. DISASSEMBLY
3-1. Rear Board Removal ......................................... 33
3-2. Main Bracket Block Removal ........................... 34
3-3. Service Position ................................................. 34
3-4. Control Panel Block and Resistor Assembly
(Focus Pack) Removal ...................................... 35
3-5. Beznet Block Removal ...................................... 36
3-6. Chassis Block Removal...................................... 37
3-7. Terminal Board Removal ................................... 38
3-8. BD, DS, D Boards Removal .............................. 38
3-9. G, G1 Board Removal ........................................ 39
3-10. J1, B3, E, M1 Boards Removal.......................... 39
3-11. A1 Board Removal............................................. 40
3-12. High-Voltage Cable Removal and Installation.. 40
3-13. Picture Tube Removal........................................ 40
4. SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS
4-1. Screen Voltage Adjustment
(Rough Alignment) ........................................... 41
4-2. Screen (G2) Adjustment .................................... 41
4-3. Focus Rough Adjustment .................................. 41
4-4. Deflection Yoke Tilt Adjustment ...................... 41
4-5. 2-Pole Magnet Adjustment ................................ 42
4-6. 4-Pole Magnet Adjustment ................................ 42
4-7. Green, Red and Blue Focus Adjustment
4-7-1. Green, Red and Blue Lens Focus
Adjustment .................................................... 42
4-7-2. Green, Red and Blue Electrical Focus
Adjustment .................................................... 42
5. SAFETY RELATED ADJUSTMENT
5-1. HV Hold-Down Adjustment ............................. 43
TABLE OF CONTENTS
6. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
6-1. Adjustments with Commander
6-1-1. How to Select Each Mode ............................. 44
6-1-2. How to Enter Service Mode .......................... 45
6-1-3. Method of Cancellation
from Service Mode ........................................ 45
6-1-4. How to Adjustments ...................................... 45
6-1-5. How to Write the Data ................................... 45
6-1-6. Memory Write Confirmation Method ........... 45
6-2. Service List ......................................................... 46
6-3. Picture Quality Adjustment
6-3-1. Preparation ..................................................... 60
6-3-2. NTSC Video Input ......................................... 60
6-3-3. NTSC RF Input .............................................. 61
6-3-4. PAL Video Input ............................................ 61
6-3-5. PAL RF Input................................................. 62
6-4. Color Offset (53, 61 inch model only)
6-4-1. 50 Hz (PAL) TV Mode .................................. 62
6-4-2. 50 Hz (PAL) Video Mode ............................. 62
6-4-3. 60 Hz (NTSC) TV Mode ............................... 62
6-4-4. 60 Hz (NTSC) Video Mode........................... 62
6-5. Registration Adjustment
6-5-1. Setup for Adjustment ..................................... 63
6-5-2. Method of Main Deflection Adjustment ....... 63
6-5-3. Operation Method
for Projector Engine (PJE) Mode .................. 64
6-5-4. Method of Projector Engine Adjustment
(Sub Deflection Adjustment)......................... 65
6-5-5. Deflection Adjustment ................................... 67
6-6. Auto Convergence Setting ................................. 73
6-7. White Balance Adjustment ................................ 73
6-8. Auto Convergence Error Code List ................... 74
Section Title PageSection Title Page

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7. DIAGRAMS
7-1. Block Diagrams .................................................. 75
7-2. Frame Schematic Diagram (1) (KP-ES43) ........ 103
Frame Schematic Diagram (2)
(KP-ES48/53/61) ................................................ 106
7-3. Circuit Boards Location ..................................... 109
7-4. Schematic Diagrams and Printed Wiring
Boards ................................................................. 109
(1) Schematic Diagram of J1 (1/2) Board ............... 112
(2) Schematic Diagram of J1 (2/2) Board .............. 115
(3) Schematic Diagram of A1 Board ...................... 118
(4) Schematic Diagram of B3 (1/5) Board .............. 124
(5) Schematic Diagram of B3 (2/5) Board .............. 127
(6) Schematic Diagram of B3 (3/5) Board .............. 130
(7) Schematic Diagram of B3 (4/5) Board .............. 133
(8) Schematic Diagram of B3 (5/5) Board .............. 135
(9) Schematic Diagram of E Board ......................... 137
(10) Schematic Diagram of M1 Board ...................... 140
(11) Schematic Diagrams of H1, H2 Boards
(KP-ES43) .......................................................... 143
(12) Schematic Diagrams of H1, H2 and H3 Boards
(KP-ES48/53/61) ................................................ 145
(13) Schematic Diagram of DS Board....................... 147
(14) Schematic Diagram of D Board ......................... 151
(15) Schematic Diagram of BD (1/2) Board ............. 154
(16) Schematic Diagram of BD (2/2) Board ............. 157
(17) Schematic Diagrams of CR, CG, CB, ZR, ZG
and ZB Boards .................................................... 163
(18) Schematic Diagram of G Board (AUS/HK) ...... 166
(19) Schematic Diagram of G1 Board (GE/ME)....... 169
7-5. Semiconductors ................................................. 175
7-6. IC Block Diagrams ............................................. 178
8. EXPLODED VIEWS
8-1. Screen and Cover Block (KP-ES43) ................. 181
8-2. Control Panel and Cabinet Block (KP-ES43) .. 182
8-3. Screen and Cover Block (KP-ES48).................. 183
8-4. Control Panel and Cabinet Block (KP-ES48) ... 184
8-5. Screen and Cover Block (KP-ES53).................. 185
8-6. Control Panel and Cabinet Block (KP-ES53) ... 186
8-7. Screen and Cover Block (KP-ES61).................. 187
8-8. Control Panel and Cabinet Block (KP-ES61) ... 188
8-9. Main Bracket Block ........................................... 189
8-10. Picture Tube Block............................................. 190
9. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ............................ 191
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SECTION 1
SELF DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION
The unit in this manual contain a self-diagnostic function. If an error occurs, the STANDBY/TIMER lamp will automatically begin to
flash.
The number of times the lamp flashes translates to a probable source of the problem. A definition of the STANDBY/TIMER lamp flash
indicators is listed in the instruction manual for the user's knowledge and reference. If an error symptom cannot be reproduced, the
remote commander can be used to review the failure occurrence data stored in memory to reveal past problems and how often these
problems occur.
1-1. DIAGNOSTIC TEST INDICATORS
When an errors occurs, the STANDBY/TIMER lamp will flash a set number of times to indicate the possible cause of the problem. If
there is more than one error, the lamp will identify the first of the problem areas.
Result for all of the following diagnostic items are displayed on screen. No error has occurred if the screen displays a “0”.
002:000 or
002:001 ~ 255
003:000 or
003:001 ~ 255
004:000 or
004:001 ~ 255
005:000 or
005:001 ~ 255
006:000 or
006:001 ~ 255
007:000 or
007:001 ~ 255
101:000 or
101:001 ~ 255
No. of times
STANDBY/TIMER
lamp flashes Detected Symptoms
Diagnostic
Item
Description
•Power does not
turn on
•+B overcurrent
(OCP)
•+B overvoltage
(OVP)
•Vertical deflection
failure
•White balance
failure
(no PICTURE)
•High Voltage
failure
•Audio Protection
•Micro reset
Self-diagnostic
display/
Diagnostic result Probable Cause Location
Does not light
2 times
3 times
4 times
5 times
6 times
7 times
•Power cord is not plugged in.
•Fuse (F6001) is burned out.
(G, G1 board)
•H. OUT Q5104 is shorted.
•H. LIN Q5105 is shorted.
(D board)
•IC6002 faulty.
•10.5 V is not supplied.
(G, G1 board)
•V. OUT IC5302 faulty.
•R5340 open
•R5341 open
(D board)
•G2 is improperly adjusted.
(Note 1)
•CRT problem.
•Video OUT IC7101 (CR
board), IC7201 (CG board),
IC7301 (CB board) are faulty.
•IC8306 (J1 board) and
IC4301 (E board) are faulty.
•No connection E board to CR
board.
•IC6301 (G, G1 bard) faulty.
•Power supply fails.
•IC1101 (A1 board) faulty.
•Discharge CRT
(CR, CG, CB boards)
•Static discharge
•External noise
•Power does not come on.
•No power is supplied to the PJ.
•AC power supply is faulty.
•Power does not come on.
•Load on power line is shorted.
•Power does not come on.
•Vertical deflection pulse is
stopped.
•Vertical size is too small.
•Vertical deflection stopped.
•No raster is generated.
•CRT cathode current detection
reference pulse output is small.
•+135 V is too high.
•There is picture but speaker
does not release sound.
•Power is shut down shortly,
after this return back to normal.
•Detect Micro latch up.
Note 1 : Refer to screen (G2) adjustment in section 4-2 of this manual.

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1-2. DISPLAY OF STANDBY/TIMER LIGHT FLASH COUNT
Lamp ON
0.3 sec. Lamp OFF
3 sec.
Lamp OFF
0.3 sec.
2 times
3 times
4 times
5 times
6 times
7 times
STANDBY/TIMER
lamp
1-3. STOPPING THE STANDBY/TIMER FLASH
Turn off the power switch on the TV main unit or unplug the power cord from the outlet to stop the STANDBY/TIMER lamp from
flashing.
Diagnostic Item Flash Count *
+B overcurrent 2 times
+B overvoltage 3 times
V deflection stop 4 times
White balance failure 5 times
High voltage protector 6 times
Audio Protection 7 times
* One flash count is not used for self-diagnostic.

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1-4. SELF-DIAGNOSTIC SCREEN DISPLAY
For errors with symptoms such as “power sometimes shuts off” or “screen sometimes goes out” that cannot be confirmed, it is possible
to bring up past occurrences of failure for confirmation on the screen:
[ToBringUpScreenTest]
In standby mode, press buttons on the remote commander sequentially in rapid succession as shown below:
5
(DIGIT 5) (VOLUME –) (POWER)ON SCREEN
DISPLAY
( )
*
* : Note that this differs from entering the service mode (volume +)
Self-Diagnosisscreen display
SELF DIAGNOSTIC
002:000
003:000
004:000
005:001
006:002
007:000
101:000
Numeral “0” means that no fault has been detected.
Numeral “1” means a fault has been detected.
Numeral “2” means two faults have been detected.
1-5. HANDLING OF SELF-DIAGNOSTIC SCREEN DISPLAY
Since the diagnostic results displayed on the screen are not automatically cleared, always check the self-diagnostic screen
during repairs. When you have completed the repairs, clear the result display to “0”.
Unless the result display is cleared to “0”, the self-diagnostic function will not be able to detect subsequent faults after completion of
the repairs.
[Clearingthe resultdisplay]
To clear the result display to “0”, press button on the remote commander sequentially as shown below when the diagnostic screen is
being displayed.
[QuittingSelf-diagnosticscreen]
To quit the entire self-diagnostic screen, turn off the power switch on the remote commander or the main unit.
Press “8” button
(It will indicate “CLEAR” on the screen.) Press “-” button
(The “CLEAR” display change to red color.)
,

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1-6. SELF-DIAGNOSTIC CIRCUIT
IC4301
Y/C JUNGLE
CXA2100Q CXP750096
25 IKINFrom CRT (IK)
From G,G1 board
From Q1203
(A1 board)
To H1 board
20 XRAYFrom IC5201
(D board)
16 V PROTFrom D5303/D5704
(D board)
IC002
SYSTEM IC004
MEMORY
IC006
MEMORY
3 OCP
OCP
6 OVP
OVP
LED1 54
APROT
57
H
V
SDA 61 48 SDA0 SDA1 SDA47 5
SDA5
M1 boardE board
+B overcurrent (OCP) Occurs when an overcurrent on the +B (135 V) line is detected by Q6303.
If Q6303 go to ON, the voltage to pin 3 of IC002 go to UP. The unit will
automatically turn off.
+B overvoltage (OVP) Occurs when an overvoltage on the +B (135 V) line is detected by D6318.
If D6318 go to ON, then voltage to pin 6 of IC002 go to UP. The unit will
automatically turn off.
Vertical deflection failure Occurs when an absence of the vertical deflection pulse is detected by
Q5302, Q5303, and D5303. Shut down the power supply.
White balance failure If the RGB levels do not balance or become low level within 5 seconds. This
error will be detected by IC4301.
TV will stay on, but there will be no picture.
High voltage protector of Horizontal Deflection Occurs when an overvoltage of horizontal pulse is detected by D5115 and
IC5201.
If the voltage of pin 1 of IC5201 goes to High, the voltage to pin 20 of IC4301
go to UP. The unit will automatically turn off.
Audio Protector If the Audio out lines become DC.This error will be detected by Q1202,
Q1204 and Q1203.
The unit will automatically turn off.

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SECTION 2
GENERAL
The operating instructions mentioned here are partial abstracts from the Operating Instruction Manual. The page numbers of the Operating Instruction Manual remain as in the manual.
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Y
C
B
/
B-Y
C
R
/
R-Y
R
L
R
L
30W MAX 16
123
3
#
C –
VIDEO
VIDEO IN
VIDEO OUT
AUDIO
R L
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: Signal flow
IEC connector
(not supplied)
or Antenna cable (not supplied)
Antenna cable (not supplied)
Rear of
projection TV
To video and
audio outputs
To S video
output
Audio/Video cable
(not supplied)
S video cable
(not supplied)
: Signal flow
To
(S video input)
VCR
Antenna cable (not supplied)
To antenna
output
To 8(antenna)
Rear of
projection TV
To t1, 2 or 3 (video input)
(yellow)
-L (MONO) (white)
-R (red)
continued
Getting Started
Step 1
Connect the antenna
I you wish to connect a VCR, see the “Connecting a VCR” diagram below.
CAUTION
Do not connect the power cord until all other connections are
complete; otherwise, a minimal current leakage through the antenna
and/or other terminals to the ground could occur.
Connecting a VCR
To play a video tape, press t (see page 14).
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MENU
ENTER
MENU
ENTER
L
R
4
(MONO)
1
AUTO PROGRAM
01
TV SYS : AUTO
VHF LOW
PR:
Getting Started (continued)
Inside the lower
right side panel
KP-ES61/53/48
2
1Inside the
lower panel
KP-ES43
Notes
• I you connect a monaural VCR, connect the yellow plug to (the yellow
jack) and the black plug to -L (MONO) (the white jack).
• I you connect a VCR to the 8 (antenna) terminal, preset the signal
output rom the VCR to the program number 0 on the projection TV.
• When both the (S video input) and t 1 (video input) are connected,
the (S video input) is automatically selected. To view the video input
to t 1 (video input), disconnect the S video cable.
Step 2
Insert the batteries into
the remote
Notes
• Do not use old batteries or di erent types o batteries together.
• To operate some o the unctions o your projection TV, you may have to
open the remote control cover.
Step 3
Preset the channels automatically

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MENU
ENTER
MENU
ENTER
L
R
4
(MONO)
Notes
• To stop the automatic channel presetting, press MENU twice.
• I your projection TV has preset an unwanted channel or cannot preset a
particular channel, then preset your projection TV manually (see page 44).
• To open the lower panel o your projection TV, push on it, then it will
open.
Step 4
Adjusting the convergence automatically
Note
• Adjust convergence about 20 – 30 minutes a ter the projection TV is irst
turned on.
The Digital Quick Focus eature allows you to adjust the convergence
automatically.
Inside the lower
right side panel
Inside the
lower panel
KP-ES61/53/48
KP-ES43
MENU
ENTER
L
R
4
(MONO)
KP-ES61/53/48 KP-ES43
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L
R
4
(MONO)
Connecting optional components
You can connect optional audio/video components, such as a VCR, multi disc player,
camcorder, video game, or stereo system. To watch and operate the connected
equipment, see pages 14 and 28.
Connecting a camcorder/video game equipment
using the t(video input) jacks
Notes
• When connecting video game equipment, display the “FEATURE” menu
and select “ON” or “GAME MODE” to adjust the picture setting that is
suitable or video games (see page 39).
• You can also connect video equipment to the t 1, 2, or 3 (video input)
jacks at the rear o your projection TV.
• When both the (S video input) and t 4 (video input) are connected,
the (S video input) is automatically selected. To view the video input
to t 4 (video input), disconnect the S video cable.
: Signal flow
To S video output
Inside the lower
left side panel
Camcorder
Video game equipment
To video and
audio outputs
To (S video input)
To t4
(video input)
or
Audio/Video cable
(not supplied)
S video cable
(not supplied)
LR
4
(MONO)
MENU
ENTER
L
R
4
(MONO)
: Signal flow
Camcorder
Video game equipment
To video and
audio outputs
To
(S video input)
To t4
(video input)
Audio/Video cable
(not supplied)
S video cable
(not supplied)
Rear of
projection TV
Inside the
lower panel
Rear of
projection TV
To S video output
or
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Connecting audio/video equipment using the T
(monitor output) jacks
Notes
• I you select “DVD” on your TV screen, no signal will be output at the T
(monitor output) jacks (see page 14).
• When connecting the audio cable to the , you can adjust the volume
with 2 +/–.
Y
C
B
/
B-Y
C
R
/
R-Y
R
L
R
L
30W MAX 16
123
3
#
C –
(yellow)
-L (MONO)
(white)
-R (red)
Rear of projection TV
To
antenna
output
To video
and audio
inputs
or Audio system
To
audio
inputs
VCR
: Signal flow
To T
(monitor
output)
Antenna cable (not supplied)
Audio cable
(not supplied)
Audio/Video cable (not supplied)
continued
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VIDEO
COAXIAL
OPTICAL
R-AUDIO-L
LINE OUT
Y
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT
S VIDEO OUT
C
B
C
R
DIGITAL OUT
Y
C
B
/
B-Y
C
R
/
R-Y
R
L
Connecting a DVD player to (component video input)
1 Using an audio cable, connect R and L under (component video input) on your
projection TV to the LINE OUT, AUDIO R and L output connectors on your DVD
player.
2 Using a component video cable, connect Y, C
B
/B-Y, and C
R
/R-Y under
(component video input) on your projection TV to the COMPONENT VIDEO OUT
Y, C
B
, and C
R
output connectors on your DVD player.
3Press t on the remote or the projection TV until “DVD” appears on the screen.
To component
video output
Component video cable
(not supplied)
DVD
player
To -L (white)
-R (red)
To audio
output
Audio cable
(not supplied)
: Signal flow
To
(component video input)
Rear of
projection TV
Notes
• Some DVD player terminals may be labeled di erently:
• When connecting to (component video input) on your projection TV,
you must connect Y, C
B
, and C
R
to receive the video signals, and at least
connect L and R to receive analog audio signals.
Connect To (on the DVD player)
Y (green) Y
C
B
/B-Y (blue) C
b
, B-Y or P
B
C
R
/R-Y (red) C
r
, R-Y or P
R
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Using Your New Projection TV
VIDEO
R-AUDIO-L
LINE OUT
1 2 3
C
Connecting a DVD player to t(video input)
Connect t 1, 2, or 3 (video input) / (audio/video) connectors on your projection
TV to LINE OUT on your DVD player.
To audio/video
output
(yellow)
-L (MONO)
(white)
-R (red)
To t1, 2, or 3
(video input)
: Signal flow
Audio/Video cable
(not supplied)
Notes
• Since the high quality pictures on a DVD disc contain a lot o in ormation,
picture noise may appear. In this case, adjust the sharpness (“SHARP”)
under “PERSONAL ADJUST” in the “PICTURE MODE” menu (see
page 34).
• Connect your DVD player directly to your projection TV. Connecting the
DVD player through other video equipment will cause unwanted picture
noise.
Connecting an amplifier with Dolby
*
Pro Logic
decoder to C– (center speaker input)
Connect the speaker terminals on your ampli ier to C– on your projection TV.
Note
• When making connection to C– on your projection TV set
“SPEAKER: CENTER IN” in the “A/V CONTROL” menu. (see page 33)
* Manu actured under license rom Dolby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation.
DOLBY, the double-D symbol ; and ”PRO LOGIC” are trademarks o
Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
Rear of
projection TV
Rear of
projection TV
to C– (center speaker
inputs)
Amplifier with Dolby
Pro Logic decoder
Rear
speaker
(L) Front
speaker
(L)
Front
speaker
(R)
Rear
speaker
(R)
DVD
player
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Installing the projection TV
For the best picture quality, install the projection TV within the areas below.
Optimum viewing area
(Horizontal)
KP-ES43
KP-ES61/53/48
Optimum viewing area
(Vertical)
KP-ES43
KP-ES61/53/48
60°
60°
min. 2.4 m (8 ft.) 53”
min. 2.1 m (7 ft.) 48”
min. 2.7 m (9 ft.) 61”
min. 2.4 m (8 ft.) 53”
min. 2.1 m (7 ft.) 48”
min. 2.7 m (9 ft.) 61”
60°
60°
20°
20°
min. 1.9 m
(6 ft.) 43”
min. 1.9 m
(6 ft.) 43”
20°
20°

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TV
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MENU PROGR
ENTER
PRESET
VTR 1 2 3 DVD
JUMP
A/B
DRC-MF
PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE PIP
PROGR
+
PIP
PROGR
–
1
Press !to turn on the
projection TV.
When the projection TV is in
standby mode (the 1 indicator on
the projection TV is lit red), press
!/1 on the remote.
2
Press PROGR +/– or the number
buttons to select the TV
channel.
For double digit numbers, press
-, then the number (e.g., or 25,
press -, then 2 and 5).
Note
• When you turn on the projection TV, either the program number or video
mode is displayed or approximately 40 seconds. The ECO MODE ( )
icon will also appear i “ECO MODE “ in the “FEATURE” menu is set
“ON” (see page 39).
To select a TV program quickly
(1) Press and hold PROGR +/–.
(2) Release PROGR +/– when the desired program number appears.
Note
• When you select a TV program quickly, the picture may be disrupted.
This does not indicate a mal unction.
Number
buttons
PROGR
+/–
Watching the TV
This section explains various unctions
and operations used while watching the
TV. Most operations can be done using
the remote.
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PROGR
continued
or
KP-ES61/53/48 KP-ES43
PROGR
R
PROGR
R
1 indicator 1indicator
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VTR 1 2 3 DVD
JUMP
A/B
DRC-MF
PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE PIP
PROGR
+
PIP
PROGR
–
TITLE
DRC-MF
VIDEO
To
Turn o temporarily
Turn o completely
Adjust the volume
Mute the sound
Watch the video input
(VCR, camcorder, etc.)
Jump back to the previous channel
Display the on-screen in ormation*
Additional tasks
JUMP
MENU
ENTER
2+/–
* Some picture/sound settings, and either the program number or video
mode are displayed. The on-screen display or the picture/sound settings
disappears a ter about 3 seconds.
Press
@/1.
The 1 indicator on the projection TV lights up red.
! on the projection TV.
2 +/–.
%.
t (or t on the projection TV) to select “VIDEO 1”,
“VIDEO 2”, “VIDEO 3”, “VIDEO 4” or “DVD”.
To return to the TV screen, press a (or t on the
projection TV).
JUMP.
.
Watching the TV (continued)
KP-ES61/53/48 KP-ES43
PROGR
R
PROGR
R
1 indicator 1indicator

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.
TV
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JUMP
PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE PIP
PROGR
+
PIP
PROGR
–
/ LANGUAGE
SET UP :ENGL I SH
CH I LD LOCK
FAVORITE C
INTELLIGEN
LANGUAGE/
SET UP:ENGL I SH
CHILD LOCK:PR01 OFF
FF
FAVORITE CH
INTELLIGENT VOL :O
LANGUAGE
MENU
To move
To confirm
A / V CONTROL
DRC-MF: DRC1250
SPEAKER:MAIN
PICTURE MODE: DYNAMIC
SOUND MODE: DYNAMIC
continued
Using the Remote Control Button Joystick ( )
You can select the menu item on the
screen by moving up, down, le t or
right (see page 32).
To con irm a selected item, press .
You can also press ENTER on the remote
to con irm a selected item.
Changing the menu language
You can change the menu language as well as the on-screen language. For details on
how to use the menu, see “Introducing the menu system” on page 30.
1
Press MENU.
2
Move up or down to
select , then press .
3
Make sure “LANGUAGE”
is selected then press .
4
Move up or down to
select the desired
language (e.g.,“ ”),
then press .
The selected menu
language appears.
To return to the normal screen
Press MENU.
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SLEEP TIMER:30M SLEEP TIMER:60M
SLEEP TIMER:OFF SLEEP TIMER:90M
After 30 minutes
No Sleep Timer
After 60 minutes
After 90 minutes
WAKE UP TIMER:10M
WAKE UP TIMER:OFF WAKE UP TIMER:12H00M
After 10 minutes
No Wake Up Timer After 12 hours
Setting the Wake Up timer
1
Press until the desired
period of time appears.
The Wake Up timer starts
immediately a ter you
have set it.
2
Select the TV channel or video mode you want to wake up to.
3
Press !/1, or set the Sleep timer if you want the projection TV to turn off
automatically.
The indicator on the projection TV lights up orange.
To cancel the Wake Up timer
Press until “WAKE UP TIMER: OFF” appears, or turn the
projection TV o .
Note
• I no buttons or controls are pressed or more than two hours a ter the
projection TV is turned on using the Wake Up timer, the projection TV
automatically goes into standby mode. To resume watching the TV, press
any button or control on the projection TV or the remote.
Setting the Sleep timer
Press until the desired
period of time appears.
The Sleep timer starts
immediately a ter you
have set it.
To cancel the Sleep timer
Press until “SLEEP TIMER: OFF” appears, or turn the projection
TV o .
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Advanced Operations
9
DYNAMIC
9
PERSONAL
9
SOFT
9
DRAMA
SOUND
MODE
PERSONAL
DYNAMIC
HI-FINE
STANDARD
PIC
MODE
MENU PROGR
ENTER
PRESET
VTR 1 2 3 DVD
PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE PIP
PROGR
+
PIP
PROGR
–
Advanced Operations
Selecting the picture mode
Press PIC MODE
repeatedly until the
desired picture mode is
selected.
Select
“DYNAMIC”
“STANDARD”
“HI-FINE”
“PERSONAL”
To
receive high contrast pictures.
receive normal pictures.
receive higher resolution pictures with mild contrast.
receive the last adjusted picture setting rom the “ADJUST” option in the
“A/V CONTROL” menu (see page 34).
Selecting the sound mode
Press SOUND MODE
repeatedly until the
desired sound mode is
selected.
Select
“DYNAMIC”
“DRAMA”
“SOFT”
“PERSONAL”
To
listen to dynamic and clear sound that emphasizes both the low and high
tones.
listen to sound that emphasizes voice and high tones.
receive so t sound.
receive the last adjusted sound setting rom the “ADJUST” option in the
“A/V CONTROL” menu (see page 34).
Tip
• You can also set the picture and sound modes using the menu (see
“Changing the “A/V CONTROL” setting” on page 33).
Advanced Operations
Selecting the picture
and sound modes
You can select picture and sound modes
and adjust the setting to your pre erence
in the “PERSONAL” option.
SOUND MODE
PIC MODE
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Viewing higher
quality pictures
— “DRC-MF”
The Digital Reality Creation-Multi
Function (DRC-MF) eature allows you
to enjoy higher quality pictures on your
projection TV. You can select
“DRC1250” to watch super real (higher
resolution) pictures, or “DRC100” to
reduce licker i necessary.
Press DRC-MF repeatedly
until you receive the
desired picture quality.
Tip
• When the broadcast signal is weak, you may see some dots or noise on the
TV screen. To reduce this inter erence, display the “A/V CONTROL”
menu and select “ADJUST” in “PICTURE MODE”, then adjust “SHARP”
to reduce the sharpness (see page 34).
Note
• The DRC-MF mode is not selectable when using the “PROGRAM INDEX”
or “FAVORITE CH” eature, or when the “GAME MODE”, Picture-In-
Picture (“PIP”), or “TWIN” mode is turned “ON”.
The DRC-MF logo ( ) and “DRC-MF” are trademarks o
Sony Corporation.
DRC-MF: DRC1250 DRC-MF: DRC100
DRC-MF
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DRC-MF
PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE PIP
PROGR
+
PIP
PROGR
–
Select
“DRC1250”
“DRC100”
To
select higher resolution pictures.
reduce licker on the screen.
DRC-MF

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TV
TITLE
PROGR
MENU
ENTER
DRC-MF
FAVORITE
PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE
PRESET
VTR 1 2 3 DVD
VIDEO
PIP
PROGR
+
PIP
PROGR
–
FAVORITE
ENTER
FAVORITE CH
7.PR 12 6.PR 10 5.PR 08 4.PR 06
3.PR 04
2.PR 03
1.PR 01
8
1
3
4
12 10 8 6
FAVORITE CH
1
3
4
12 10 8 6
FAVORITE
FAVORITE CH
Viewing your
favorite channels
— “FAVORITE CH”
You can display seven avorite channels
or quick and easy selection.
The last seven channels selected with
the number buttons are displayed in
“AUTO” mode. You can set up your
own avorite channels in “MANUAL”
mode under the “FAVORITE CH” menu
(see “Changing the avorite channel
setting” on page 42).
Selecting a favorite channel
1
Press FAVORITE.
2
Move up, down, left or
right to select the desired
channel (e.g. PR 8), then
press .
3
Press again.
Note
• When you use your projection TV or the irst time, seven preset channels
appear.
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Advanced Operations
10 12
12
TITLE
PROGR
MENU
ENTER
DRC-MF
FAVORITE
PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE
VIDEO
PIP PROGR +/
PIP PROGR –
PIP
PROGR +
PIP
PROGR –
Displaying the PIP screen
Press .
Displaying TWIN pictures
Press .
To return to the normal screen
Press (when in the PIP screen) or (when in the TWIN picture
screen).
Tip
• You can also display the PIP screen or TWIN pictures using the menu (see
“Changing the MULTI PICTURE setting” on page 36).
Watching two
programs at the
same time
— “PIP”, “TWIN”
With the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) or
TWIN pictures eatures, you can display
a di erent TV program or video within
or beside the main picture.

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Additional PIP/TWIN pictures tasks
To
change a TV program in the PIP
screen or in the right TWIN picture
swap pictures between the main
and PIP screens
reeze the PIP screen
change the position o the PIP screen
swap the right and le t pictures o
the TWIN pictures
change the screen size o the TWIN
pictures
Notes
• The button does not unction in the TWIN pictures mode.
• When you display a video input on the PIP screen at a aster/slower
speed, the picture may be disrupted depending on the VCR type.
• I you display di erent color systems on the main screen and the PIP
screen, the size o the PIP screen may be di erent and the PIP picture may
be disrupted. This does not indicate a mal unction o the projection TV.
• In the TWIN picture screen, you can only operate and hear the sound o
the main le t screen ( appears on the screen).
• When the button is pressed, the TV screen lickers or goes blank or
about one second be ore the TWIN pictures appear. This does not indicate
a mal unction o the projection TV.
Press/Move
Press PIP PROGR + or PIP PROGR –. For a video input,
press .
Press
.
Press
.
To un reeze the screen, press the button again.
Press D
.
Press
.
Move le t to increase the le t screen size.
Move right to increase the right screen size.
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16
1234
12 5 11 6 10 9 8 7
16
13 14 15 16
17 18
Displaying
multiple
programs
— “PROGRAM INDEX”
The PROGRAM INDEX eature displays
all o the preset TV programs on twelve
or seven sub screens or direct selection.
Press PROGR INDEX.
The irst twelve preset
programs appear one by
one, clockwise rom the
upper le t corner.
When the number o the
preset TV programs is less
than eight, the irst seven
preset programs appear
one by one, clockwise rom
the upper right corner.
Tip
• When you press the PROGR INDEX button in the TWIN pictures mode,
the le t picture appears as the main screen o the PROGRAM INDEX
mode.
To view the next or the previous twelve preset programs
This works only when the number o the preset TV programs is
more than twelve.
Press PROGR +/– on the remote or the projection TV.
16
1
2
3
7654
16
1234
12 5
11 6
10987
0
MENU PROGR
ENTER
PRESET
VTR 1 2 3 DVD
PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE PIP
PROGR
+
PIP
PROGR
–
PROGR INDEX
b
PROGR +/–
Main screen
Main screen
Sub screens
Sub
screens
PROGR
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8
8
1234
12 5
11 6
10987
16
1234
12 5
11 6
10987
To select the desired program directly from the sub screens
1 Move up, down, le t or right to move the rame to the screen
o the program you want to watch.
2 Press .
3 Press again.
Tip
• Pressing the number buttons directly displays the program.
To return to the normal screen
Press PROGR INDEX again, or:
1 Select “PROGRAM INDEX” rom the “MULTI PICTURE” menu.
2 Press .
Tip
• You can also display multiple programs using the menu (see “Changing
the MULTI PICTURE setting” on page 36).
Note
• When displaying multiple programs, only the sound o the main screen is
heard.
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Advanced Operations
Enjoying stereo or
bilingual
programs
You can enjoy stereo sound or bilingual
programs o NICAM and A2 (German)
stereo systems.
Press A/B repeatedly until
you receive the sound you
want.
The on-screen display
changes to show the
selected sound and the
indicator on the
projection TV lights up red.
When receiving a NICAM program
NICAM MONO
(Stereo sound) (Regular sound)
NICAM
MAIN MONO
(Main sound) (Regular sound)
NICAM
SUB
(Sub sound)
NICAM
MAIN MONO
(Main sound) (Regular sound)
NICAM
A/B
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PROGR
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PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE PIP
PROGR
+
PIP
PROGR
–
A/B
Broadcasting On-screen display (Selected sound)
NICAM stereo
NICAM bilingual
NICAM monaural

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STEREO
MONO
(Stereo sound)
(Regular sound)
MAIN SUB
(Main sound) (Sub sound)
MONO AUTO
When receiving an A2 (German) program
Receiving area for NICAM and A2 (German) programs
Notes
• I the signal is very weak, the sound becomes monaural automatically.
• I the stereo sound is noisy when receiving a NICAM program, select
“MONO”. The sound becomes monaural, but the noise is reduced.
• Be ore receiving a NICAM stereo program in China, please check the
NICAM broadcast condition at your area. When receiving a NICAM
stereo program, the receiving conditions might vary depending on area. In
addition, di erent strength o the NICAM broadcast signal might a ect
the receiving quality.
If the sound is distorted or noisy when receiving a monaural
program through the 8(antenna) terminal
Press A/B repeatedly until “MONO” appears on the screen.
To cancel the monaural sound setting, press A/B again until
“AUTO” appears on the screen.
Notes
• The “MONO” or “AUTO” setting is memorized or each program
position.
• You cannot receive a stereo broadcast signal when the projection TV is in
the “MONO” setting. Normally, set the projection TV to “AUTO”.
Broadcasting On-screen display (Selected sound)
A2 (German) stereo
A2 (German) bilingual
System
NICAM
A2 (German)
Receiving area
Hong Kong, Singapore, New Zealand, Malaysia,
Thailand, etc.
Australia, Malaysia, Thailand, etc.
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TV
TITLE
VIDEO
FAVORITE
PROGR
MENU
ENTER
DRC-MF
FAVORITE PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE SURROUND
PRESET
VTR 1 2 3 DVD
TV
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VTR 1 2 3 DVD
JUMP
A/B
DRC-MF
FAVORITE PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE SURROUND
A/B
(red, green,
yellow, blue)
P166 SECTEXT 166 FR1 MAR 03:59:09 From Singapore To PARIS To OSAKA To ROMA To SYDNEY
Day Dep/Arr Flight Alrcraft
1.6 220/0588 SQ28 747
2 2130/1225 PA115 L15 3 2115/1330 SQ26 747 2.7 2130/0745 SQ24
747
4 2300/0915 AZ487 747 2.5 1000/1715 SQ6 747 4.6 0930/2015 CX522 L10 1 2210/0610 SQ21A 747 2 2100/0835 SQ21A 747
Viewing Teletext
Some TV stations broadcast an
in ormation service called Teletext
which allows you to receive various
in ormation, such as stock market
reports and news.
Displaying Teletext
1
Select a TV channel that carries the Teletext broadcast you want to watch.
2
Press to display the
text.
A Teletext page (normally
the index page) is
displayed. I there is no
Teletext broadcast, “100?”
is displayed at the top le t
corner o the screen a ter
approximately 10 seconds.
To turn off Teletext
Press a.

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Additional Teletext tasks
To
display a Teletext page on the TV
picture
check the contents o a Teletext service
select a Teletext page
hold (pause) a Teletext page
(stop the page rom scrolling)
reveal concealed in ormation
(e.g., an answer to a quiz)
enlarge the Teletext display
stand by or a Teletext page while watching
a TV program
* You can also select a Teletext page o any page number that appears in the
colored column at the bottom o the screen using the corresponding color-
coded button on the remote.
Using FASTEXT
This eature allows you to quickly access a Teletext page that uses
FASTEXT. When a FASTEXT program is broadcast, colored menus
appear at the bottom o the screen. The color o each menu
corresponds to the color-coded buttons on the remote (red ,
green , yellow , and blue ).
To access a FASTEXT menu
Press the color-coded button on the remote corresponding to the
menu you want. The menu page appears on the screen a ter a ew
seconds.
Do this
Press .
Each time you press , the screen changes as
ollows: Teletext t Teletext and TV t TV.
Press .
An overview o the Teletext contents, including
page numbers, appears on the screen.
Press the number buttons to enter the three-digit
page number o the desired Teletext page.* I you
make a mistake, reenter the correct page number. To
access the next or previous page, press PROGR +/–.
Press to display the symbol “z” at the top le t
corner o the screen. To resume normal Teletext
viewing, press or .
Press .
To conceal the in ormation, press the button again.
Press .
Each time you press , the Teletext display
changes as ollows: Enlarge upper hal t Enlarge
lower hal t Normal size.
1 Enter the Teletext page number that you want to
re er to, then press .
2 When the page number is displayed, press to
show the text.
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Advanced Operations
Operating
optional
components
You can use the supplied remote to
operate Sony video equipment such as
Beta, 8 mm, VHS or DVD.
Setting up the remote to work with other
connected equipment
Switch VTR to select the
desired equipment type
(see the chart below).
Notes
• I your video equipment is urnished with a COMMAND MODE selector,
set this selector to the same position as the VTR switch.
• I the equipment does not have a certain unction, the corresponding
button on the remote will not operate.
VTR 1 2 3 DVD
TITLE
PROGR
MENU
ENTER
DRC-MF
FAVORITE
PROGR
INDEX
PIC
MODE SOUND
MODE
PRESET
VTR 1 2 3 DVD
VIDEO
PIP
PROGR
+
PIP
PROGR
–
To control
DVD
VTR1 (Beta)
VTR2 (8 mm)
VTR3 (VHS)
For example, to operate a
Sony 8 mm VCR:
Select
DVD
1
2
3
VIDEO I/1
Video equipment
operation buttons
VTR
MENU