Sony Bravia xbr-65x810c User manual

SONY.

Television

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BRA

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Reference Guide

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Table

of

Contents

IMPORTANT

NOTICE

................

2

Safety

information

.................

2

Precautions

.......................

5

Parts and Controls

................

7

Controls

and

Indicators

.............

7

Inputs

and

Outputs

................

8

Using Remote Control

........

.

....

10

Remote Control Parts Description

....

10

Connecting

the

TV

...............

12

Showing

a Set Top Box

with

COMPONENT

connection

...........

12

Connecting MHL Device

............

13

Showing

HD

BRAVIA®

Sync™ Basic

Connection

......................

14

Showing

HD

Basic Connection

with

Home

Theater

System

.............

15

Showing

PC

Connection

with

SO

VCR/DVD

........................

16

Installing

the

TV

to

the

Wall

.......

17

Detaching

the

Table-Top Stand

from

the

TV

...........................

17

Installing

the

TV

against a wall or

enclosed area

...................

18

Troubleshooting

.................

19

Troubles

and

Solutions

............

19

Specifications

.................

~

20

lntrodudion

Thank

you

for

choosing this Sony product.

Before operating

the

TV,

please read this manual

thoroughly

and retain

it

for

future

reference.

Note

• Images and illustrations used in Startup Guide and this

manual are

for

reference

only

and

may

differ

from

actual

product appearance.

The 65 class has a 64.5 inch

(163.9 em) viewable image size

and 55 class has a 54.6 inch

(138.8 em) viewable image size

(measured diagonally).

Location

of

the

identification

label

Labels

for

the

Model No. and Power Supply rating are

located on

the

rear

of

the

TV.

Owner's

Record

The model and serial numbers are located

at

the

side

and rear

of

the

TV.

Record these numbers in

the

spaces

provided below. Refer

to

them

whenever you call

upon

your Sony dealer regarding this

TV.

Model Name

Serial No.

CAUTION

To

prevent electric shock and blade exposure,

do

not

use

this

AC

plug

with

an extension cord, receptacle

or

other

outlet

unless

the

blades can

be

fully inserted.

• Operate

the

TV

only on

110

-240 V

AC

(U.S.A./Canada 120

VAC)

Declaration

of

Conformity

Trade Name:

SONY

Model: XBR-65X810C I XBR-55X810C

Responsible Party: Sony Electronics Inc.

Address: 16535 Via Esprillo,

San

Diego,

CA

92127

U.S.A.

Telephone Number: 858-942-2230

This device complies

with

part

15

of

the

FCC

rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

This device

may

not

cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device

must

accept any interference received,

including interference

that

may

cause undesired

operation.

FCC

This

equipment

has been tested and found

to

comply

with

the limits

for

a

Class

B digital device, pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules. These limits are designed

to

provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipmentgenerates, uses and

can radiate radio frequency energy and,

if

not

installed and

used in accordance

with

the

instructions, maycause

harmful interference

to

radio communications. However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference will

not

occur in a

particular installation.

If

this

equipment

does cause harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television reception, which can be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and on,

the

user

is encouraged

to

try

to

correct the interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following measures:

• Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving antenna.

·•

Increase the separation between

the

equipment and

receiver.

• Connect the

equipment

into

an outlet on a circuit

differentfrom

that

to

which the receiver

is

connected.

• Consult

the

dealer

or

an experienced radio/TV technician

for

help.

Pursuant

to

FCC

regulations, you are cautioned

that

any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly approved in this

manual could void your authority

to

operate this

equipment.

Safety

and

Regulatory

This device complies

with

Industry Canada licence-exempt

RSS

standard(s}. Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

this device may

not

cause interference, and

(2) this device

must

accept any interference, including

interference

that

may cause undesired operation

of

the

device.

To

prevent radio interference

to

the licensed service, this

device

is

intended

to

be operated indoors and away from

windows

to

provide maximum shielding. Equipment (or its

transmit antenna)

that

is

installed outdoors

is

subject

to

licensing.

Only use Wireless

LAN

indoors when using

it

with

IEEE

802.11a

(5

GHz).

This equipment complies

with

FCC/IC

radiation exposure

limits set forth

for

uncontrolled equipment and meets the

FCC

radio frequency

(RF)

Exposure Guidelines in

Supplement C

to

OET65

and

RSS-102

ofthe

IC

radio

frequency

(RF)

Exposure rules. This

equipment

has very

low

levels

of

RF

energy

that

it

deemed

to

comply

without

maximum permissive exposure evaluation

(MPE).

But

it

is

desirable

that

it

should be installed and operated

with

at

least 20

em

and more between the radiator and person's

body(excluding extremities: hands, wrists, feet and

ankles).

This device and its antenna(s) must

not

be co-located or

operating

with

any other antenna ortransmitter except

Grant condition.

Note

This television includes a

QAM

demodulatorwhich should

allow you

to

receive unscrambled digital cable television

programming via subscription service

to

a cable service

provider. Availability

of

digital cable television

programming in your area depends on the type

of

programming and signal provided by your cable service

provider.

Before

setting

up

your

TV

Some

TV

models are packaged

with

a detached Table-Top

Stand so you can

mount

your

TV

to

a wall right away.

See

page

17

(Installing

the

TV

to

the

Wall)

if

you

want

to

mount

the

TV

to

a wall.

If

you are

not

mounting

the

TV

to

a wall,

you will need

to

attach the Table-Top Stand.

You

will need a

Phillips screwdriver (not supplied) and

the

supplied screws

to

complete

the

task. Look

for

the supplied Table-Top Stand

instruction leaflet.

Be

sure

to

consider

the

following while setting

up

your

TV:

• Disconnect all cables when carrying the

TV.

• Carry the

TV

with

the adequate

number

of

people; larger

size

TVs

require

two

or

more people.

• Correct hand placement while carrying

the

TV

is very

important

for

safety and

to

avoid damage.

• Ensure your

TV

has adequate ventilation,

see

page

18.

Ill

•

For

best picture quality, do

not

expose

the

screen

to

direct

illumination

or

sunlight.

• Avoid installing the

TV

in a room

with

reflective wall and

floor

materials.

• Avoid moving

the

TV

from a cold area

to

a warm area.

Sudden room temperature changes may cause moisture

condensation. This may cause

the

TV

to

show

poor

picture

and/or

poor

color. Should this occur, allow

moisture

to

evaporate completely before powering the

TV

on.

Securing

the

TV

Sony strongly recommends taking

measures

to

prevent

the

TV

from

toppling

over.

Unsecured

TVs

may

topple

and result

in property damage, serious bodily

injury or even death.

Preventing

the

TV

from

Toppling

• Secure

the

TV

to

a wall

and/or

stand.

•

Do

not

allow children

to

play

or

climb on furniture and

TV

·sets.

• Avoid placing

or

hanging items on

the

TV.

• Never install the

TV

on:

-slippery,

unstable

and/or

uneven surfaces.

-furniture

that

can easily be used

as

steps, such

as

a

chest

of

drawers.

• Install the

TV

where

it

cannot be pulled, pushed,

or

knocked over.

• ·Route all

AC

power

cords and connecting cables

so

that

they

are

not

accessible

to

curious children.

Recommended

Measures

to

Secure

the

TV

Consider the following measures when securing your

TV

to

a Stand

(not

supplied).

1 Secure

the

Stand

for

the

TV.

Make sure

the

Stand can adequately support the

weight

of

the

TV.

Use

two

angle braces (not supplied)

to

secure

the stand.

For

each angle brace use the appropriate

hardware to:

• Attach one side

of

the angle brace

to

the

wall stud.

• Attach

the

other side

to

the Stand.

~---~•·

Angle brace

(not supplied)

Stand

JUS

2 Secure the

TV

to

the

Stand.

Use

the optional hardware listed

as

follows {not

supplied):

• M6 machine screw {screwed into the TV's rear cover)

• A screw or similar (attach it

to

the Stand)

• Rope or chain (strong enough

to

support the weight

of

the

TV).

Make sure

that

there

is

no

excess

slack in the ·

rope or chain.

Screw hole on

the

rear cover

l M6 machine screw

(not supplied}

_:::_p-

e,

l"

Screw {not supplied)

The length

of

the

M6 machine screw differs depending

on the rope or chain diameter. Please

see

below

illustration.

8-12

mm

TV's

rear cover

Wall-mount holes

Please

see

below illustration for M6 eye

bolt

length.

8-12

mm

Note

• Your

TV

is

shipped

with

screws attached

to

the rear

of

the

TV

depending on

the

TV

model. {They are fastened in the

screw holes

for

wall mounting.)

Be

sure

to

remove

the

upper

two

screws prior

to

anchoring

the

TV

to

a wall.

• Securing the

TV

to

the stand

without

securing the

TV

and

the stand

to

the wall provides minimum protection

against

the

TV

toppling over.

For

further protection, be

sure

to

follow the three measures recommended.

How

to

care

for

your

BRA

VIA

TV

Safety

is

very important. Please read and follow the safety

documentation (Safety Booklet) separately provided.

Unplug the

TV

and other

connected equipmentfrom

the wall outlet before you

begin cleaning your

TV.

• Wipe the

LCD

screen gently

with a soft cloth.

• Stubborn stains may be

removed

with

a cloth

slightly moistened with a

solution

of

mild soap and

warm water.

•

If

using a chemically

pretreated cloth, please follow the instruction provided

on the package.

• Never spray water or detergent directly on the

TV

set. It

may drip

to

the

bottom

of

the screen orexterior parts and

enter the

TV

set, and may cause damage

to

the

TV

set.

• Never use strong solvents such

as

a thinner, alcohol

or

benzine for cleaning.

•

Do

not

plug in the

TV

into the wall outlet until the

moisture from cleaning has evaporated.

The

TV

should also be placed on a stable surface

to

prevent

it

from toppling over (see page

3).

If

you have young

children

or

pets at home, check regularly

to

ensure

the

TV

is

securely fastened.

sus

The

BRA

VIA®

4K

TV

Experience

Thank

you

for

choosing Sony! Your

new

BRA

VIA"'TV

opens

the

door

to

the

"4K

TV Experience." This

document

will

help

you

get

the

most

out

of

your

TV

.

Please take a

moment

to

register

your

TV

at:

U.S.A.:

http://productregistration.sony.com

Canada: http://www.sony.ca/registration

Four

Steps

to

a

4K

TV

Experience

Set, Source, Sound, and Setup.

1

Set

Now

that

you have made the best selection in

LED

backlit

LCD

TV

technology,

be

sure

to

remove all

of

the

accessori

es

from

the

packaging before setting

up

your

TV

.

2 Source

To

experience the stunning detail

of

your

BRA

VIA

TV

,

you

need access

to

HD

programming.

• Upgrade

your

signal

or

content source

to

high-

definition

(4K)

by

contacting

your

HD

service provider.

• Bring

the

astonishing resolution

of

your

Sony

4K

Ultra

HD

TV

to

life

with

Sony

4K

Ultra

HD

Media Player. (The

availability depends

on

region)

• Receive over-the-air

HD

broadcasts

with

an HD-

quality

antenna connected directly

to

the

back

of

your

TV.

Visit

http://www.antennaweb.org

for

more

information on antenna selection and setup.

• Discover

the

wealth

of

entertainment

now

available

on

super-high resolution Blu-ray Discru player and

other

Sony

HD

equipment.

3 Sound

Complete

the

high-definition experience

with

a

BRAVIA

Sync™

surround sound system

or

AIV

receiver

from

Sony.

4 Setup

Install

your

TV and connect

your

sources.

See

page

12

for

sample connection diagrams.

To

help

assure

the

highest

quality

for

your

4K

experience, use Sony HDMI

(High-Definition

Mu

l

timedia

Interface) cables.

To

learn

more

about

4K

TV,

visit:

U.S.A.:

http://www.sony.com/HDTV

Canada: http://www.sony.ca/hdtv

This

TV

displays all video

input

signals

in

a resolution

of

3,840

dots

x

2,160

lines.

The

following

chartshows

the

high-definition (HD) and standard-definition

(SD)

video formats supported by

your

BRA

VIA

TV

inputs.

SUPPORTED

FORMATS

INPUT

VIDEO

HOM

I

AUDIO 1080/ 1080p*

1

1080i

24p/30p

*1

For details

of

supportedformats, refer

to

the

"Specifications·

in

this manual.

*2 For supported

PC

formats refer

to

the

Help Guide.

720

/ 720p*

1

480p

24p/30p

4SO

i

Parts

and

Controls

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[I]

Remote Control sensor* I Light

sensor* I Illumination

LED

The illumination

LED

lights up or blinks

according

to

the status

of

the

TV.

• White

When turning on the

TV

/picture

off

mode/software

update, etc.

•

Cyan

When connecting with a mobile

device wirelessly.

• Amber

Timer

is

set.

11]

c9

(Power)

~

CH

+1-

(Channel)

....c:1

+I- (Volume)

@]TV

Switch

to

a

TV

channel or input from

other applications.

...:::::::1

+

CH+

[§]

-EJ

(Input select)

Display and select the

input

source.

*Do

not

place

anything

near

the

sensor.

JUS

0

[1] n

LAN

[2]

(3.

DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL)

~

-8/-B

VIDEO IN 1

For a composite connection*.

@]

-8

VIDEO IN 2,

-+3/-B

COMPONENT IN

• For a composite connection:

Use

VIDEO

IN,

and

-B

(LIR)

of

-+3/-B

COMPONENT

IN*.

• For a

component

connection:

Use

Y,

PB,

PR,

and

-B

(L/R).

[ID

~

(USB

112),

S~

(USB

3)

sus

• Connecting a large

USB

device may

interfere

with

other

connected

devices beside it.

• When connecting a large

USB

device,

connect

to

the

USB

1jack.

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1.

5 AMAX,.

5V

= D

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II

1----""111

II

+{I]

·D

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Hi:lmi

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@

IR

IN

Serial

Control

@

CABLE/ANTENNA

•

[ID

AUDIO OUT

G+

10

•

To

listen

to

the

TV's sound

through

the

connected equipment, press

HOME.

Select

[Settings]-+

[Sound]

--+

[Headphone/

Audio

out]

and

then

select

the

desired item.

[1]

HDMI

IN

1/3/4

•

If

connecting a digital audio system

that

is

compatible

with

Audio

Return

Channel

(ARC)

technology, use HDMI

IN

4.

If

not, an additional connection

with

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OUT

(OPTICAL)

is

necessary.

[ID

HDMIIN

2/MHL

•

You

can connect

your

MHL (Mobile

High-definition Link) device using an

HD

quality

MHL cable.

lj]

REMOTE

IR

IN

REMOTE

Serial Control

• These jacks are

for

receiving

the

external control signal. Enables

extended control

of

the

TV

using

RS232C

via

theIR

IN

and Serial Control

jacks.

IR

IN

: connect

to

the

IR

out

terminal

of

the

home

controller.

Serial Control: connect

to

the

RS232C

terminal

of

the

home

controller.

•

Take

care

to

not

connect

to

headphones

or

an external audio

system.

•

If

[RS232C

control]

is

set

to

[On],

[BRAVIA Sync settings]

is

not

available.

[1Q]

lr

CABLE/ANTENNA

Connect

to

your

cable

or

antenna.

* When connecting mono equipment, connect

to

the L{MONO) audio jack.

II

gus

Using

Remote

Control

Remote

Control

Parts

Description

IR (infrared) Remote Control

[I]

INPUT

Display and select

the

input

source.

POWER/C)

Turn on

or

turn

off

the

TV

(standby

mode).

SYNC

MENU

Display

the

BRA

VIA

Sync

Menu.

CJ

(Twin

picture/PIP}*

1

*

2

Display

two

pictures simultaneously.

[2]

Number

buttons

-

Use

with

the

0-9 buttons

to

select

digital channels.

PIC OFF*

2

Turn the picture off, while sound

remains on.

1QUS

~

Color

buttons

Execute correspondent function

at

that

time.

DISPLAY

Display information about the channel/

program/input

you are viewing.

NETFLIX

Access the N

NETFLIX"

online service.

HELP

Display Help Menu.

@]

ACTION

MENU

Display a list

of

contextual functions.

TV

Switch

to

a

TV

channel or

input

from

other applications.

GUIDE*1

Displaythe digital program guide.

BACK

Return

to

previous screen.

HOME

Display the

TV

Home Menu.

DISCOVER

Bring

up

the Content Bar

to

search

for

content.

+1+1+1+/(j)

{Item

select/Enter}

[§]

VOL+/-

(Volume}

Adjustthe volume.

JUMP

Jump back and

forth

between

two

channels

or

inputs. The

TV

alternates

between the current channel

or

input

and the last channel

or

input

that

was

selected.

MUTING

Mute

the

sound.

Press

again

to

restore

the

sound.

CH

+/-

Select the channel.

(§]AUDIO

Change

the

language

for

the

program

currentlybeing viewed.

CCI

SUBTITLE

Turn subtitles on or

off

{when the

feature

is

available).

[1]

~,~,

....

,......,

••

,

.....

,.

Operate media contents on

TV

and

connected

BRA

VIA Sync-compatible

device.

WIDE

Change

the

screen format.

FOOTBALL

Turn Live Football Mode on or

off

{when

the feature

is

available).

*1

The location, availability and function

of

remote control button may vary depending on

your country/region/TV model.

*2

Twin Picture/PIC

OFF

function will be available

from July

2015.

You

will receive Twin Picture/

PIC

OFF

function automatically

as

a network

software upgrade. Make sure your

TV

is

connected

to

the Internet.

If

you

do

not

have a

network connection, you will be able

to

download the software from the Sony support

website using your

PC.

For

details on

how

to

upgrade, please visit the Sony support

website.

Guidelines

for

IR

Remote

Control

• Point your remote control directly at

the

IR

sensor located on your

TV.

• Make sure

that

no objects are blocking

the path between the remote control

and the

IR

sensor on your

TV.

• Fluorescent lamps can interfere

with

your remote control;

try

turning

off

the

fluorescent lamps.

•

If

you are having problems with

the

remote control, reinsert

or

replace your

batteries and make sure

that

they are

correctly inserted.

II

Connecting

the

TV

For

more information on connections, refer

to

the Help Guide.

Note

• When connecting

the

cable

to

the

Cable/

Antenna,

input

finger

tighten

only, over

tightening

the

connection can damage

the

TV.

•

For

the

FMP-X1,

connect

it

to

the

HDMIIN 2jack

only(The availability depends on region).

•

To

select an

input

device connected

to

the

TV,

press

INPUT.

Recommendation

for

an

F

type

plug

Projection

of

the

innerwire from

the

connection part must be less than

1.5

mm.

mrr-A:--f

II1II....S1

7

mm

max.

:--:

1.5

mm

max.

(Reference

drawing

for

an

F

type

plug)

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do

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support

ARC

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Set

the

speaker settings

to

audio out, press HOME,

then

select

[Settings]-

[Sound]-

[Speakers]-

[Audio system].

Set the

HDMI

CEC

settings on

the

TV

and

AV

receiver

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allow

for

system audio control

for

ARC

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with

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to

audio out, press HOME,

then

select

[Settings)-+

[Sound]-+

[Speakers)-+ [Audio system].

Set the HDMI

CEC

settings on the

TV

and

AV

receiver

to

allow

for

system audio control

for

ARC

connections.

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audio

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the

PC

to

the

PC

speakers

or

an

A/V

receiver

to

listen

to

sound

from

the

PC.

16US

Installing

the

TV

to

the

Wall

This TV's instruction manual only shows

the

steps on preparing

the

installation

of

the

TV

before installing

to

the wall.

Your

TV

can be mounted on a wall using a Wall-Mount Bracket (not supplied)

out

of

the box

as

packaged.

If

the

Table-Top Stand

is

attached

to

the

TV,

the

TV

may require detaching

the

Table-Top Stand; see page

17

(Detaching

the

Table-Top Stand from the

TV).

Prepare

the

TV

for

the

Wall-Mount Bracket before making cable connections.

For

product

protection

and

safetyreasons, Sony

strongly

recommends

that

installation

of

your

TV

on

the

wall

be

performed

by

qualified

professionals. Do

not

attempt

to

install

it

yourself.

• Follow the instruction guide provided with the Wall-Mount Bracket

for

your model.

Sufficient expertise

is

required in installing this

TV,

especially

to

determine the

strength

of

the wall

for

withstanding the

TV's

weight.

• The length

of

the screw for Wall-Mount Bracket differs depending on the Wall-Mount

Bracket thickness. Please

see

below illustration.

8 mm

-12

mm

Screw

Wall-Mount

Bracket

•

Be

sure

to

store the unused screws and Table-Top Stand in a safe place until you are

ready to attach

the

Table-Top Stand.

Keep

the screws away from small children.

Note

•

Read

the

supplied Safety Booklet

for

additional safety information.

To

detach

the

Table-Top Stand from the

TV,

remove

the

screws

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-

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-------------

Note

•

Do

not

remove

the

Table-Top Stand

for

any reason otherthan

to

install corresponding accessories on the

TV.

•

Be

sure

the

TV

is

vertical before turning on.

To

avoid uneven picture uniformity

do

not

power on the

TV

with

the

LCD

panel facing down.

• When attaching

the

Table-Top Stand again, be sure

to

fasten

the

screws (previously removed)

to

the

original holes on

the

rear

of

the

TV.

17US

II

Installing

the

TV

against

a

wall

or

enclosed

area

Make sure

that

your

TV

has adequate ventilation.

Allow

enough space around

the

TV

as

shown in the illustration.

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(6cm)

Leave

at least this much space around the set.

Installed on the wall

4 inches :

(10cm) .

11

7

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(30 em)

~

4 inches

:

(10

em)

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at least this much space around the set.

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the

TV

set

as

follows:

Air circulation

is

blocked. Air circulation

is

blocked.

Note

• Inadequate ventilation can lead

to

overheating

of

the

TV

and may cause damage

to

your

TV

or

cause a

fire.

18US

Troubleshooting

In

order

to

keep

your

TV

software

up-to-

date,

it

is

necessary

to

download

the

latest

software

information

via

the

digital

broadcasting system

or

internet

and

to

update

the

software. Select [Update Now]

to

start a software update. The illumination

LED

flashes

white

while

the

software

is

updating. Do

not

unplug

the

AC

power

cord

during

the

software update.

If

you do,

the

software

update

may

not

finish completely,

and

it

may

cause a software malfunction.

Software updates can take

up

to

30

minutes.

If

you

do

not

wish

to

update

the

software automatically, press

HOME

and

select

[Help]--+

[System software update]

--+[Automatic

software

download]--+

[Off].

When you plug in

TV,

the

TV

may

not

be

able

to

turn

on

for

a while even

if

you press

the

power

button

on

the

remote control

or

the

TV,

because

it

takes

time

to

initialize

the

system. Wait

for

about

one minute, then

operate

it

again.

When you

turn

on

by

pressing

the

power

button

on

the

remote control

or

the

TV,

it

takes some

time

to

turn

on

the

illumination

LED

and

for

the

remote control

to

be

functional.

When

the

illumination

LED

is

flashing red,

count

how

many

times

it

flashes {interval

time

is

three

seconds).

If

the

illumination

LED

flashes red, reset

the

TV

by

disconnecting

the

AC

power

cord

from

the

TV

for

two

minutes,

then

turn

on

the

TV.

If

the

problem

persists, contact Sony

Customer Support

(information

provided

on

the

front

cover)

with

the

number

of

times

the

illumination

LED

flashes red

(interval

time

is

three seconds). Disconnect

the

AC

power

cord, and contact Sony

Customer Support.

When

the

illumination

LED

is

not

flashing, check

the

_items as follows.

You

can also refer

to

[Troubleshooting] in

the

Help Guide

or

perform

self-diagnosis

by

selecting

[Help]--+

[Self diagnostics].

If

the

problem persists, contact Sony Customer

Support

(information

provided on

the

front

cover).

There

is

no picture (screen

is

dark)

and

no

sound.

•

Check

the cable/antenna connection.

• Connect the

TV

to

AC

power, and

press

the

c9

button

on

the

TV

or

POWER

button

on

the

remote control.

Some programs cannot

be

tuned.

•

Check

the cable/antenna connection.

The remote control does

not

function.

•

Replace

the batteries.

The Parental lock password has

been

forgotten.

• Enter

4357

for the

code.

(PIN

code

4357

is

always accepted.)

The TV

and

its surroundings become

warm.

• When the

TV

is

used

for

an

extended period

of

time, the

TV

and

its surroundings may

become warm to the touch.

This

is

not a

malfunction

of

the

TV.

How

to

reset

the

TV

to

factory settings

•

Turn

on

the

TV.

You

can

reset the

TV

to

factory settings by pressing

HOME,

then

select [Settings]--+ [Storage

&

reset]--+

[Factory data reset].

WARNING:

The

reset will clear

all

of

your

customized settings including the [Parental

lock] setting.

•

For

security purposes,

be

sure

to remove all

personal and account information before

discarding, selling or passing your

TV

to

someone

else

by: unlinking/unregistering,

signing out

of

and deactivating

all

network

services

as

well

as

factory reset the

TV.

Frozen

audio

or

video, a blank screen,

or

the

TV does

not

respond

to

TV

or

remote

control buttons.

• Perform a simple reset

of

the

TV

by

unplugging the

AC

power

cord

for two

minutes, then plug it

in

again.

19US

II

The

<.9,

CH+/-,

~

+1-,

-EJ

and

TV

buttons

cannot be located

on

the

TV.

•

See

below

illustration

for

location

of

the

buttons

on

the

TV.

Rear

of

TV

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The

illumination

LED

is

turned

on.

•

If

you

do

not

wish

to

light

up

the

illumination

LED,

you can

turn

it

off.

Press

HOME,

then

select

[Settings]-+

[Illumination

LED]-+

[Off].

Cannot

conned

to

a wireless

router

by

WPS

(Wi-Fi Protected Setup).

•

If

you use

WEP

security, select

[Easy]-+

[Wi-Fi]-+

[Connect

by

scan list]. Then, select

the

network

name

(SSID)

you

want

to

connect.

Cannot

find

the

required

network

name

in

network

setup.

• Select [[Manual

entry]]

and

press

8

to

enter

network

name.

2QUS

Specifications

System

Television system

NTSC:

American

TV

standard

ATSC

(SVSB

terrestrial):

ATSC

compliant

SVSB

QAM

on

cable: ANSI/SCTE 07

2000

(Does

not

include CableCARD

functionality)

Channel coverage

Analog

terrestrial: 2 - 69 I Digital terrestrial:

2-69

Analog

Cable: 1 - 135 I Digital Cable: 1 -

135

Panel system

LCD

(Liquid Crystal Display) Panel,

LED

Backlight

Speaker

output

10

w

+10

w

Wireless

technology

ProtocoiiEEE802.11ac/a/b/g/n

Bluetooth

Version

4.1

Input/Output

jacks

CABLE/

ANTENNA

75-ohm

external

terminal

for

RF

inputs

-EJI-i>VIDEO

IN

1

Video I

Audio

input

{phono

jacks)

-3t-i>COMPONENT

IN

YPsPR

(Component

Video):

1080p

{60Hz),

1080i (60 Hz), 720p (60 Hz),

480p,

480i

Audio

input

(phono

jacks)

-EJVIDEO

IN

2

Video

input

(common

phono

with

Y

input)

HDMIIN

1/2/3/4

(Support 4K resolution)

Video:

4096

x

2160p (30,

60

Hz)*

1·

*

2,

4096

x

2160p

{24 Hz)*

2,

3840

x

2160p {60 Hz)*

1,

3840

x

2160p (24,

30Hz),

1080p{30,

60Hz),

1080/24p,

1080i (60 Hz), 720p (30,

60

Hz),

720/24p,

480p,

480i,

PC

Formats

*

1

YCbCr

4:2:0

I

8bit

only

*2 3840x2160p

is

displayed

when

4096x2160p

is

input

Audio:

5.1

channel linear

PCM:

32, 44.1, 48,

88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192 kHz,

16,

20

and

24

bits, Dolby Digital and

DTS

ARC

(Audio Return Channel) (HDMI

IN

4 only)

Sony Bravia XBR-65X810C User manual

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