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KV-S341 |
ITEM MODEL| Television system | Stereo system Channnel coverage
ITALIA. VHF:A-H2 (C) UHF:21-69
PAL B/G/H VHF:E2-E12 UHF:E21-E69
B/G/H, D/K GERMAN Stereo
B/G/H, D/K L, | | GERMAN Stereo
CABLE TV (1):S1-S41
AEP B/G/H, D/K GERMAN Stereo
ITALIA VHF:A-H2(C) UHF:21-69
CABLE TV (2):S01-S05, M1-M10, U1-U10
D/K VHF:RO1-R12 UHF:R21-R69
Spanish B/G/H, D/K GERMAN/NICAM
Stereo
D/K VHF:RO1-R12 UHF:R21-R69
B/G/H VHF:E2-E12 UHF:E21-£69 PAL, SECAM
OIRT B/G/H, D/K GERMAN Stereo | CABLE TV (1):S1-S41 NTSC 4.43, NTSC 3.58
D/K VHF:R1-R12 UHF:R21-R60 (VIDEO IN)
PAL
UK NICAM Stereo | UHF:B21-B69 SECAM, NTSC 4.43
NTSC 3.58 (VIDEO IN)
PAL, SECAM
NTSC 4.43, NTSC 3.58
(VIDEO IN)
L_ VHF:F02-F10 UHF:F21-F60
CABLE:B-Q B/G/H VHF:E2-E12
UHF:E21-E69
CABLE TV (1):S1-S41
CABLE TV (2):S01-S05, M1-M10, U1-U10
ITALIA VHF:A-H2(C) UHF:21-69
D/K VHF:RO1-R12 UHF:R21-R69
| UHF:B21-B69
PAL, SECAM
NTSC 4.43, NTSC 3.58
(VIDEO IN)
PAL B/G/H VHF:E2-E12 UHF:E21-E69
CABLE TV (1):$1-S41
CABLE TV (2):S01-S05, M1-M10, U1-U10
ITALIA. VHF:A-H2(C) UHF:21-69
D/K VHF:RO1-R12 UHF:R21-R69
PAL, SECAM
NTSC 4.43, NTSC 3.58
(VIDEO IN)
PAL B/G VHF:E2-E12 UHF:E21-E69
CABLE TV (1):51-S41
CABLE TV (2):S01-S05, M1-M10, U1-U10
PAL, SECAM
NTSC 4.43, NTSC 3.58
(VIDEO IN)
SPECIFICATIONS
1 21-pin Euro connector (CENELEC standard) Sound output 2 x 15 (RMS)
- inputs for audio and video signals 2 X 35 (Music)
- inputs for RGB Power reqirement 220-240V
- outputs of TV video and audio signals Dimensions Approx. 813 x 648 x 596 mm
( 2/83 2 21-pin Euri connector Weight Approx. 79kg
- inputs for audio and video signals Supplied accessories RM-832 Remote Commander(1)
- inputs for S video IEC designation R6 batteries(2)
- outputs for audio and video signals (selectable) Other features NICAM, FASTTEXT
(} 4/83 21-pin Euro connector
- inputs for audio and video signals [RM-832]
- inputs for S video Remote control system infrared control
- outputs for audio and video signals (monitor out) Power requirements 3V de
£3) 2, /€9 4 S video inputs 2 batteries IEC designation
- 4-pin DIN R6 (size AA)
~D Audio inputs (L, R) phono jacks Dimentions Approx. 65 X 222 x 21 mm (w/h/d)
6S video output-4pin DIN Weight Approx. 157kg
G»Audio outputs - phono jacks (Not including Batteries)
@ Audio outputs (variable) - phono jacks
External speaker terminals : 2-pin DIN Design and specifications are subject to change without
notice.
[FRONT]
£33 Video input - phono jack
G»Audio inputs - phono jacks
£33 S video input 4-pin DIN
® Headphone jacks : Stereo minijack

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KV-S341
WARNING. kv-s3412u only
The flexible mains lead is supplied to connected a B.S. 1363
fused plug having a fuse of 5 amp capacity. Should the fuse
need to be replaced, use a 5 AMP FUSE approved by ASTA to
BS 1362, ie carries the <> mark.
If the plug supplied with this appliance is not suitable for your
socket outlets in your home, it should be cut off and an appro-
priate plug fitted.
The plug severed from the mains lead must be destroyed as a
plug with bared wires is dangerous if engaged in a live socket
outlet.
When an altemative type of plug ist used it should be fitted with a
5 AMP FUSE, otherwise the circuit should be protected by a 5
AMP FUSE at the distribution board.
How to replace the
fuse
Open the fuse com-
partment with the
blade screwdriver,
and repiace the fuse.

KV-S341
21 pin connector (81 @2/G@4)
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4 Pin connector (6)
Signai Signal level
Audio output 8B Standard level : 0.5Vrms
(right) Output impedance: Less than Ikohm *
Audio input B Standard level : 0.5Vrms
(right) Input impedance : More than 1Okohms *
Audio output A Standard level: 0.5Vrms
(left) Output impedance: Less than lkohm *
Ground (audio)
0 | Ground (blue)
Audio input A Standard level : 0.5Vrms
(left) Input impedance : More than 1!Okohms *
0.7 + 3dB, 7S5ohms, positive
Blue input
High state (9.5-12V): Part mode
Function select Low state (0- 2V): TV mode
(AV control) Input impedance ;: More than 10kohms
Input capacitance: Less than 2nF
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Ground (blanking)
Red input 0.7V + 3dB, 75ohms, positive
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croma input
Blanking input High state (1 - 3V) Low state (0 -0.4V)
(Ys_ signal) Input impedance : 75ohms
Ground (video output)
Ground (video input)
) 19 Jofo]of Video output 1V + 3dB, 7Sohms, positive Sync: 0.3V (- 3, +
Qjena Video input 1V + 3dB, 7Sohms, positive Syne: 0.3V (-3, +
Video 1V + 3dB, 7S5ohms, positive Sync : 0.3V (- 3, +
Input“Y (S_ signa!) 108)
| 21 [ofojfo] Common ground (plug, shield)
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Signal_level
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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
RECEIVER
!S
DIRECTLY
CON-
NECTED
TO
THE
AC
POWER
LINE.
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!!
COMPONENTS
IDENTIFIED
BY
SHADING
AND
MARK
A
ON
THE
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS,
EXPLODED
VIEWS
AND,
IN
THE
PARTS
LIST
ARE
CRITICAL
FOR
SAFE
OPERATION.
REPLACE
THESE
COMPONENTS
WITH
SONY.
PARTS
WHOSE
PART
NUMBERS
APPEAR
AS
SHOWN
IN
THIS
MANUAL
OR
IN
SUPPLEMENTS
PUBLISHED
BY
SONY.
| KV-S341
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section
Title
Page
Section
Title
Page
.
GENERAL
4.
CIRCUIT
ADJUSTMENTS
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Electrical
Adjustments
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Step
3
Tuning
in
to
TV
stations
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7
4-2.
Volume
Electrical
Adjustments
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1-3.
Additional
Presetting
Functions
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4-3,
Test
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35
1-4
Watching
the
TV
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10
4-4,
Error
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1-5.
Adjusting
and
Setting
the
TV
Using
4-5.
Error
II
C
Bus
Diagnosis
System
in
AE2
the
Menu
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5.
DIAGRAMS
1-7,
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12
5-1,
Block
Diagram
(1)
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1-8.
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Connecting
and
Operating
optional
5-2.
Block
Diagram
(2)
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Equipment
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Circuit
Boards
Locations
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1-9.
For
Your
Information
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16
5-4.
Schematic
Diagrams
and
Printed Wiring Boards «++++++s+rsesesseseeseseeseeeseess
.
DISASSEMBLY
*
H1
Board
2-1.
Rear
Cover
Removal
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17
+
H2
Board
2-2.
Speaker
Removal
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Board
2-3
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Assy
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22
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Coil
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SET-UP
ADJUSTMENTS
5-5,
Schematic
Diagram
of
Tuner
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3,
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6.
EXPLODED
VIEWS
3-4,
White
Balance
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6-1.
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7.
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LIST
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CAUTION
ATTENTION
APRES AVOIR DECONNECTE LE CAP DE L’ANODE,
COURT-CIRCUITER 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 CATHODIQUE OU AU
BLINDAGE DU TUBE CATHODIQUE.
ATTENTION!
AFIN D’EVITER TOUT RISQUE D’ELECTROCUTION
PROVENANT D’UN CHASSIS SOUS TENSION, UN
TRANSFORMATEUR OD‘ISOLEMENT ODOIT~ ETRE
UTILISE LORS DE TOUT DEPANNAGE.
LE CHASSIS DE CE RECEPTEUR EST DIRECT EMENT
RACCORDE A L’'ALIMENTATION SECTEUR.
ATTENTION AUX COMPOSANTS RELATIFS A LA
SECURITE!
LES COMPOSANTS !DENTIFIES PAR UNE TRAME ET
PAR UNE MARQUE A SUR LES SCHEMAS DE
PRINCIPE, LES VUES EXPLOSEES ET LES LSTES DE
PIECES SONT D'UNE IMPORTANCE CRITIQUEPOUR LA
SECURITE DU FONCTIONNEMENT. NE LES REM-
PLACER QUE PAR DES COMPOSANTS SONYDONT LE
NUMERO DE PIECE EST INDIQUE DANS LE p RESENT
MANUEL OU DANS DES SUPPLEMENTS PUBLIES PAR
SONY.

1-1. OVERVIEW
This
section
briefly
describes
the
buttons
and
controls
on
the
TV
sel
and
on
the
Remote
Commander.
For
more
information,
refer
to
the
pages
given
next
to
each
description.
TV set-front
SECTION 1
The
operating
instructions
mentioned
here
are
partial
abstracts
from
GENERAL
the
Operating
Instruction
Manual.
The
page
numbers
of
the
Operating
Instruction
Manual
remein
as
in
the
manual.
Remote commander RM-832
Note
The SAT button does
not operate with this TV.
Simple side
En
urease
nnn
Symbol
Name
Reter
to
page
TV/Teletext operation
®
Main
power
switch
14
t
o
Standby
indicator
14
Symbo
Name:
AD-B
Stereo
A/B
indicators
16
*
Muting
on/off
button
9
Headphones
jack
22
©
Standby
button
.
oO
TV
power
or/TV
mode
selector
33,
3,
03,
Input
jacks
(S
video/video/audlo)
22
*
button
P+
Function
selector
1§
®
Teletext
button
)
ee
(Programme/volume/input)
©
laipuit
mode
weieetor
a+
Adjustment
buttons
for
function selector
15
G
Output
mode
selector
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1,2,3,4,5,6, Number buttons
7,8,9 and 0
4 Double-digit entering button
c Direct channel entering button
A+l- Volume control button
PROGAH- Programme selectors
Sse Teletext page access buttons
S Picture adjustment button
t Sound adjustment button
a On-screen display button
ea Teletext hold button
a Time display button
guna Fastext buttons
Refer to page
15
14
14
15
15
23
4
14
13
14
14
19
16
16
15
19
15
19
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operation
PIP operation
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Menu operation
Video operation
Full-Function side
PIP (Picture-in-Picture) operation
Symbol
Name
Refer
to
page
ree
entenaretepeceninrenmntee
rena
oS
PIP
on/off
button
18
t
PIP
source
selector
18
S
Swap
button
18
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PIP
position
changing
button
18
Menu operation
Symbol Name Refer to page
nee
etneens
een
MENU Menu on/off button 8
A+/0~
Select
buttons
8
OK OK (confirming) button 8
Ld Back button 8
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Video operation
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Symbol Name Refer to page
re NEN
MEM USE MEM/USE switch 25
MEM MEM indicator 25
VTR 1/2/3, Video equipment selector 25
MDP
44> PP Video equipment operation 25
Bued buttons
PROGR +/-
RESET RESET button 25

To go back to main
menu
Keep pressing —
To go back to the
normal TV picture
Press MENU.
Note on the DEMO
function
it you choose
»Oemo-= on the main
menu, you can see a
sequential demon-
Stration on the menu
functions.
1-2. STEP 3 — TUNING IN TO TV STATIONS
Once you have set up the TV, you can choose the language of
the menu. Then you should preset the channels (up to 100
channeis) by choosing either the automatic or manual method.
The automatic method is easier if you want to preset ail re-
caivable channels at once. Use the manual method if you only
have a few channels and want to preset channels one by one.
The manual method is also convenient for allocating pro-
gramme numbers to various video input sources.
Auto Menu
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Manual Menu
Before you begin
Check that the Full-Function side o/ the Remote Commander is
visible.
Locate Menu operation buttons on the Remote Commander.
They are shaded in the illustration at the left.
Display the Menu
Depress © on the TV.
The TV will switch on. If the standby indicator on the TV Is lit,
press © or a number button on the Remote Commander.
Press the MENU button.
The main menu appears. (See Fig. 1.)
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Choose a language
Select »Language- with the 4 + or V — button and press the OK
button.
The LANGUAGE menu appears. (See Fig. 2.)
Select the language you want with A + or V — and press OK,
then press +.
Now, choose one of the following methods
»Preset Channels Automatically«
or
»Preset Channels Manualty«.
With this method, you
can preset all re-
ceivable channels at
once.
To stop automatic
channel presetting
Press — onthe
Remote Commander.
Notes
+ After presetting the
channels automati-
cally, you can check
which channels are
stored on which pro-
ramme positions.
‘or details, see
»Using the Pro-
gramme Table< on
page 16.
+ You can exchange the
programme positions
to have them appear
on screen in the order
you like. For details,
see = Exchangi the
Programme Posi-
tions« on page 10.
Use this method it
there are only a few
channels in your area
to preset or if you
want to preset chan-
nels one by one. You
may also aiiocate pro-
gramme numbers to
various video input
sources.
It you have made a
mistake
Press — togo
back to the previous
position.
To go back to main
menu
Keep pressing —.
To go back to the
normai TV picture
Press MENU,
3) Preset channels automatically
1
2
Select »Preset« with A + or V - and press OK.
The PRESET menu appears. (See Fig. 3.)
Select »Auto Programmes with 4 + or V — and press OK.
The AUTO PROGRAMME menu appears. (See Fig. 4.)
Press OK repeatedly until the first element of the ~PROG«
number is highlighted.
Select the programme (number button) from which you want to
Start presetting. Select the first element of the double-digit num-
ber with A + or V — or the number buttons (e.g. For »04«, select
.»O« here) and press OK.
The second element of »PROG« will be highlighted.
Select the second element of the double-digit number with 4 + or
V — or the number buttons (¢.9. For »04«, select »4« here) (See
Fig. 5.) and press OK.
Press OK. The automatic channel presetting starts,
When presetting is finished, the preset menu reappears. Ail
available channels are now stored on successive number
buttons.
Preset channels manually
Select »Preset« with A + or V ~ and press OK.
The PRESET menu appears. (See Fig. 6.)
Select »Manual Programme Preset= with A + or V - and press
OK.
The MANUAL PROGRAMME PRESET menu appears.
(See Fig. 7.)
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To tune in a channel
by frequency
Alter selecting F in
step 5, enter three
digits using the num-
ber buttons,
If you have made a
mistake
Press + to go
back to the previous
position.
To go back to main
menu
Keep pressing +.
To go back to the
normal TV picture
Press MENU.
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-b
-d
Using A + or V -, select the programme position (number but-
ton) to which you want to preset a channel, and press OK.
Select if necessary, a video input source (EXT) with A + or V -.
Then press OK. The CH position will be highlighted.
(See Fig. 8.)
Using A + or V —, select C (to preset a regular channel) or F
(to tune in by frequency) and press OK.
The first element of the »CH« number will be highlighted.
If you have selected EXT in step 4, select the video input source
with A + or V ~. (See Fig. 9.)
There are two ways to preset channels. if you know the channel
number, go to step »6-Manuat«,
or
it you don’t know the channel number, go to step »6-Search=.
Manual
Select the first element of the »CH« number with A + or V — or
the number buttons and press OK.
The second element of the »CH« number will be highlighted.
Select the second element of the number with A + or V - or the
number buttons.
The selected number appears. (See Fig. 10.)
Press OK.
The »SEARCH- position is highlighted and the selected channel
is now stored. (See Fig. 11.)
Press OK until the cursor appears by the next programme
position.
Repeat steps 3 to 6 to preset other channels.
Search
Press OK repeatedly until the colour of the SEARCH position
changes.
Start searching for the channel with A + (up) or V — (down).
The CH position changes colour. (See Fig. 12.)
The CH number starts counting up or downwards. When a chan-
nel is found, it stops. (See Fig. 13.)
Press OK if you want to store this channel. If not, press A + or
V - to continue channel searching.
Press OK until the cursor appears by the next programme
position.
Repeat steps 3 to 6 to preset other channels.
Fig. 8.
Fig. 9.
Fig. 10.
Fig. 11.
Fig. 12.
Fig. 13.
For programme
positions beyond 15
The display scolls
automatically.
If you have made a
mistake
Press + to go
back to the previous
position.
To go back to main
menu
Keep pressing —.
To go back to the
normat TV picture
Press MENU.
10
1-3. ADDITIONAL PRESETTING FUNCTIONS
This section shows you additional presetting functions such as
exchanging or skipping programme positions, captioning a sta-
tion name, manual fine-tuning, and using the parental lock.
Before you begin
Check that the Full Function side of the Remote Commander is
visible.
Locate the Menu operation buttons.
Exchanging Programme
Positions
With this function, you can exchange the programme positions to
a preferable order.
Press MENU to display the main menu.
Select »Preset« with A + or V — and press OK.
The PRESET menu appears.
Select »Programme Exchange« with A + or Y — and press OK,
The PROGRAMME EXCHANGE menu appears. (See Fig. 14.)
Using d+ oc — . select the prooreryne postion you Wark 2
exchange with another and press
TA Sob of #a beeoed eatin one: (See Fig. 15.)
Using 4 + or Y —, select the programme position to be exchan-
ged and press OK. Now the two programme positions have been
exchanged. (See Fig. 16.)
Repeat steps 4 and 5 to exchange other programme positions.
Tuning in a Channel Temporarily
You can tune in a channel temporarily, even when it has not been
preset. Use the buttons on the Full-Function side of the Remote
Commander.
Press C on the Remote Commander.
The indication =C« appears on the screen.
Enter the double-digit channel number using the number buttons
(e.g. for channel 4, first press 0, then 4).
The channe! appears.
However, the channet wil not be stored.

PROGRAMME
If you have made a
mistake
Press + to go
back to the previous
position.
To go back to main
menu
Keep pressing -.
To go back to the
normal TV picture
Press MENU.
Skipping Programme Positions
You can skip unused programme positions when selecting pro-
grammes with the PROGR +/— buttons. However, the skipped
programmes may still be called up when you use the number
buttons.
Press MENU to display the main menu.
Select »Preset« with A + or V ~ and press OK.
The PRESET menu appears.
Select »Manual Programme Preset« with A + or J - and press
OK.
The MANUAL PROGRAMME PRESET menu appears,
(See Fig. 17.)
Using A + or V —, select the programme position which you want
to skip and press OK.
The »SYS« position changes colour.
Press A + or V — until »-——« appears in the SYSTEM position.
(See Fig. 18.)
Press OK. (See Fig. 19.)
When you select programmes using the PROGR +/— buttons, the
Programme position will be skipped.
Repeat steps 4 to 6 to skip other programme positions.
Captioning a Station Name
You can »name« a channel or an input video source using up to
five characters (letters or numbers) to be displayed on the TV
screen (e.g. BBC1). Using this function, you can easily identify
which channel or video source you are watching.
Press MENU to display the main menu.
Select »Preset« with A + or V — and press OK.
The PRESET menu appears.
Select »Manual Programme Preset« with A + or J — and press
OK.
The MANUAL PROGRAMME PRESET menu appears.
(See Fig. 20.)
Using A + or V —, select the programme position you want to
caption and press OK repeatedly until the first element of the
LABEL position is highlighted.
Select a letter or number with A + or V — and press OK.
The next element will be highlighted.
Select other characters in the same way. {f you want to leave an
element blank, select ~ and press OK. (See Fig. 22.)
After selecting ail the characters, press OK repeatedly until the
cursor appears by the next programme position (at the left mar-
gin). Now the caption you chose is stored. (See Fig. 21.)
Repeat steps 5 and 6 to caption names for other channels.
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To reactivate AFT
{automatic tine tun-
ing)
Repeat from the
beginning and select
»ON« in step 5.
"PARENTALS aE ae
LOCK! aes
if you try to select a
programme that has
been blocked
The message
»LOCKED« appears
on the blank TV
screen.
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Manual Fine-Tuning
Normally, the AFT (automatic fine-tuning) is already operating.
However, if the picture is distorted, you can use the manual fine
tuning function to obtain better picture reception.
Press MENU to display the main menu.
Select »Preset~ with A + or V — and press OK.
The PRESET menu appears.
Select »Manual Programme Preset« with A + or J — and press
OK.
The MANUAL PROGRAMME PRESET menu appears.
(See Fig. 23.)
Using A + or 9 -, select the programme position corresponding
to the channel which you want to manually fine-tune, and press
OK repeatedly until the AFT position changes colour.
Fine-tune the channel with A + or Y — so that you get the best TV
reception. As you press the cursor buttons, the frequency chan-
ges from — 15 to + 15. (See Fig. 24.)
After fine tuning, press OK.
The cursor appears beside the next programme position (at the
left margin). (See Fig. 25.) Now the fine-tuned level is stored.
Repeat steps 4 to 6 to fine-tune other channels.
Parental Lock
You can prevent undesirable broadcasts from appearing on the
screen. We suggest you use this function to prevent children
from watching programmes which you consider unsuitable.
Press MENU to display the main menu.
Select »Preset« with A + or V ~ and press OK.
The PRESET menu appears.
Select »Parental Lock« with A + or 7 - and press OK.
The PARENTAL LOCK menu appears. (See Fig. 26.)
Using A + or V —, select the programme position you want to
block and press OK.
The selected PROG number, CH and LABEL change colour indi-
cating that this programme is now blocked. (See Fig. 27.)
Repeat step 4 to block other programme positions.
Cancelling blocking
On the PARENTAL LOCK menu, select the programme position
you want to unblock with A + or V-.
Press OK,
The selected PROG number, CH and LABEL change colour to
normal colour indicating that the blocking has been cancelled.
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1-4. WATCHING THE TV
at
Be
OO GO}H®
CODO
It no picture appears
when you depress ©
on the TV
and if the standb
indicator on the is
lit, the TV is in
standby mode. Press
© or one of the num-
ber buttons to switch
it on.
This section explains the basic functions you use while
watching TV. Most of the operations can be done using the
simple side of the Remote Commander.
Switching the TV on and off
Switching on
Depress @ on the TV.
Switching off temporarily
Press © on the Remote Commander.
The TV enters standby mode and the standby indicator on the
front of the TV lights up.
To switch on again
Press ©, PROGR +/-, or one of the number buttons on the
Remote Commander.
Switching off completely
Depress ® on the TV.
Selecting TV Programmes
Press PROGR +/- or press number buttons.
To select a double-digit number
Press -/--, then the numbers.
For example, if you want to choose 23, press -/--, 2 and 3.
Adjusting the Volume
Press 4 +/-.
13
For details of the tele-
text operation, refer to
page 18,
For details of the .
video input picture,
refer to page 22.
Operating the TV Using the
Buttons on the TV
With
the
buttons
on
the
TV,
you
can
select
programmes,
adjust
the
volume,
and
select
video
input
sources.
Press P--_4—+-€) button repeatedly until the Programme
number,
.4
(for
volume),
or
)
(for
video
input
picture)
appears.
Then adjust with the -/+ buttons.
Press ~/+ buttons to switch on the TV from the standby mode.
Press -/+ simultaneously to reset picture and sound controls to
the factory preset level (RESET function).
Watching Teletext or
Video Input
Watching teletext
Press ® 1 view the teletext.
Press three number buttons to select a page.
Press one of the coloured buttons for fastext operation.
Press
©)
(PAGE
+)
or
@
(PAGE
-)
for
the
next
or
preceeding
page.
Te go back to the normal TV picture, press QO.
Watching a video Input picture
Press
©
repeatedly
until
the
desired
video
input
appears.
To
go
back
to
the
normal
TV
picture,
press
C.
More Convenient Functions
Use the Full-Function side of the Remote Commander.
Displaying the on screen indications
Press
G
once
to
display
ail
the
indications.
They
wilt
disappear
after
some
seconds.
Press
G
twice
to
have
the
programme
number
and
label
stay
on
Screen.
Press
twice
again
to
make
indications
disappear.
Muting the sound
Press &.
To resume normal sound, press & again.
Displaying the time
Press
@.
This
function
is
available
only
when
teletext
Is
broad-
cast.
To make the time display disappear, press again,

1-5. ADJUSTING AND SETTING THE TV USING THE MENU
PICTURE -
CONTROL
‘SOUND.
CONTROL *
If you have made a
mistake
Press +~ togo
back to the previous
position,
To go back to the
main menu
Keep pressing —.
To go back to the
normal TV picture
Press MENU,
Note:
HUE is only available
for NTSC colour sys-
tem and RESOLU-
TION does not work
for SECAM colour
system.
Note on LINE OUT
The audio level and
the dual sound mode
output from the G+
jack on the rear cor-
respond to the Head-
phone VOLUME and
QUAL SOUND set-
tings.
When watching
video Input prcture,
SOUND to ch:
the «n—~-
Adjusting the Picture
and Sound
Although the picture and sound are adjusted at the factory, you
can adjust them to suit your own taste. In addition, you can
change the aspect ratio of the TV display for wide screen effect,
or set the resolution to obtain a higher quality picture. You can
also select dual sound (bilingual) programmes when available or
adjust the sound for listening with the headphones.
Press @ (for picture) or J* (tor sound) on the Remote Comman-
der.
or
Press MENU and select »Picture Control« or »Sound Control,
then press OK.
The PICTURE CONTROL or SOUND CONTROL menu
appears. (See Fig. 28 or Fig. 29.)
Using A + or V ~, select the item you want to adjust and press
OK. The selected item changes colour. (See Fig. 30.)
Adjust the setting with A + or V — and press OK.
The cursor appears beside the next item (at the left margin).
(See Fig. 31.)
For the effect of each control, see the table below.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 to adjust other items,
Effect of each control
PICTURE CONTROL Effect
Contrast Less —_+—— More
Brightness Darker —_+—— Brighter
Colour Less —_+— More
Hue Greenish ——_+——- Reddish
Sharpness Softer ——-+—— Sharper
Reset Resets picture to the factory preset levels
Format 4:3; Normal 16: 9: Wide screen etfect
Resolution Normal high: Obtain a higher quality picture
SOUND CONTROL Effect
Volume Less —+— More
Trable Less —;— More
Bass Less —;— More
Balance Nore left —4— More right
Reset Resets sound to the factory preset levels
Loudness off: Normal on: When listening to low volume sound
Space off: Normal on: Obtain acoustic sound effect
Dua! Sound A: left channet 8: right channel! stereo mono
The selected moda of The ALT.B indicator on the TV Bahta up
(for NICAM broadcasts see next page)
Headphones
Volume Less —;— More
Dual Sound A: left channel . B: right channet stereo mono
"PROGRAMME =
TABLEF.§ 33
TABLES i
To select a pro-
gramme using this
menu
Select the programme
number with 4 + or
V — and press OK.
The selected pro-
gramme appears.
To go back to the
normat TV picture
Press MENU.
To switch off the
timer
Select »OFF« in
step 3.
To check the remain-
ing time
PressG.
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Selecting Nicam Broadcasts*
This Sony TV has been designed to select Nicam broadcasts when available. Whenever a Nicam
broadcast Is received, »NICAM~ appears briefly on the screen. When the Nicam programme ends,
or you switch channels to one without Nicam, the A-CD-B indicators, on the TV will switch off.
Nicam programmes can be broadcast in two ways. You may select the sound you want to hear in
either of these by first following the instructions explained on page 16.
Service Being Action Effect Indication on
Broadcast the TV A-CD-B
Stereo Press Stereo Nicam >= >
(Mono 2-Channei)
At+orv- mono a Oo
Press A + or V— again to return to stereo Nicam (mono 2-channel)
Bilingual press Channel A Nicam Oo
A+orT~ Channel B Nicam oa ae
mono o a
Press A + or V— again to return to channel A Nicam
* Depending on availability of service.
Using the Programme Table
On this table, you can see which channel is preset to which pro-
gramme position. You can also select programmes using this
From the main menu, select »Programme Table« with A + or V ~
and press OK.
The PROGRAMME TABLE menu appears. (See Fig. 32.)
% scroll to higher programme numbers, press A ~.
2
3
4
5
‘
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a
’
cy
Fig. 32.
Using the Sleep Timer
You can select a time period after which the TV automatically
switches into standby mode.
Foon tre mein meris, aeleck =Teners with 4 + of Y — and press
The TIMER menu appears. (See Fig. 33.) Fig. 33.
Press OK.
‘The time period option changes colour.
Select the time period with A + or 7 ~.
The time period (in minutes) changes as follows:
10 20 3 — 40-~+ 50+ 60 + 70+ 80 90
OFF ls
After selecting the time period, press OK.
The cursor moves back to the left margin and the timer starts
counting.
One minute before the TV switches into standby mode, a
message ts displayed on the screen.

1-6.
PIP
(PICTURE-IN-PICTURE)
1-7.
TELETEXT
With
this
function
you
can
display
a
»PIP
screens
(smail
picture)
TV
stations
broadcast
an
information
service
called
Teletext
via
within
the
main
TV
picture.
In
this
way
you
can
watch
or
monitor
the
TV
channels.
Teletext
service
allows
you
to
receive
various
@
the
video
output
from
any
connected
equipment
(for
example
information
pages
such
as
weather
Teports
or
news
at
any
time
(oe
aa)
from
a
VTR)
while
watching
TV
or
vice
versa.
For
intormation
you
want.
For
advanced
teletext
operation,
use
the
buttons
on
OOO
about
connection
of
other
equipment,
refer
to
page
21.
the
Full-Function
side
of
the
Remote
Commander.
Soca
Direct
Access
Functions
OOOg
PIP
Switching
Teletext
on
and
off
OOQ®
1
Setect
the
TV
channet
which
carries
the
teletext
broadcast
you
@
yr
‘ise
want
to
watch.
@
ey
(J
picture
2
Press
®
to
switch
on
teletext.
ie)
(t)
&
A
teletext
page
will
be
Gisplayed
(usually
the
index
page).
A
if
there
is
no
teletext
broadcast,
»No
text
available
is
displayed
Oe
=
on
the
information
line
of
the
screen.
SSC
Switching
PIP
on
and
off
To
switch
teletext
off
Press O.
ORO}
Press ©.
The
PIP
screen
will
be
displayed.
The
PIP
picture
will
come
from
the
source
chosen
when
the
TV
was
last
used.
To switch PIP off
Press © again.
Selecting a teletext page
With direct page selection
Use
the
number
buttons
to
input
the
three
digits
of
the
chosen
Page
number.
Selecting
a
PIP
source
if
you
have
made
a
mistake,
type
in
any
three
digits.
Then
pit
fe-enter
the
correct
page
number.
ssf.
The
symbot
Twill
be
displayed
at
the
bottom,
left-hand
comer
With
page-catching
of
the
screen.
.
iste
Select
a
teletext
page
with
a
Page
overview
(8.9.
index
page).
Note
Press
@)
repeatedly
until
the
desired
source
is
indicated
(e.g.
TV,
Teletext
errors
ma
2
Press
®
twice.
»Page
catching«
will
be
displayed
on
the
intor-
RGB
input
source
AV
1,
AV2,
YC2, AV3, YC3,
AV
4,
YC
4).
occur
if
the
broad”
mation
line.
The
last
digit
if
the
first
displayed
page
number
fla-
net
be
displayed
Note
Casting
signals
are
shes,
‘
''
no
video
source
has
been
connected,
the
PIP
picture
will
be
weak.
3
Using
A
+0
V
-,
select
the
desired
page
and
press
OK.
noisy.
With
the
simple
side
The
requested
page
will
appear
in
a
few
seconds,
of
the
Remote
Com-
mander
Accessing
next
or
Preceding
page
Swapping
screens
You
can
switch
tele-
Press
©
(PAGE
+)
or
@
(PAGE
-).
Press
@.
text
on
and
off,
ope-
The
next
or
preceding
page
appears.
The
main
screen
will
switch
the
picture
with
the
PIP
screen,
aie
Fastext,
and
phir
ecards
Superimposing
the
teletext
display
on
the
TV
programme
+
Press
®
once
in
teletext
mode
or
twice
in
TV
mode,
+
Press
®
again
to
resume
Normal
teletext
reception.
+
Preventing
a
teletext
Page
from
being
updated
*
Press
€8
(HOLD).
The
HOLD
Symbol
»
@
«
displayed
on
the
information
tine.
+
Press
®
to
resume
normal
teletext
reception.
Note
Note
ita
TV
programme
is
on
the
PIP
screen
and
a
video
source
on
Fastext
operation
is
Using
Fastext
P
the
main
picture,
and
you
want
to
change
channels,
first
only
possible,
if
the
With
Fastext
you
can
access
pages
with
one
key
stroke.
é
press
Tand
then
the
Programme
buttons
or
PROGR
+/-.
TV
station
broadcasts
When
a
Fastext
page
is
broadcast,
a
colour-coded
menu
will
Fastext
signals.
appear
at
the
bottom
of
the
screen.
The
Colours
of
this
menu
cor-
respond
to
the
red,
green,
yellow
and
blue
buttons
on
the
Changing
the
position
of
the
PIP
Remote
Commander
ms
Press
@
repeatedly
to
change
the
position
of
the
PIP
screen
Press
the
Corresponding
coloured
button
on
the
Remote
Com-
within
the
main
screen,
There
are
four
different
Positions
avai-
mander
which
corresponds
to
the
colour-coded
menu,
The
page
lable,
will
be
displayed
after
some
seconds.
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Note
Some of the features
may not be available
depending on the
Teletext service.
Using the Teletext Menu
This TV is provided with a menu-guided teletext system. When
teletext is switched in, you can use the menu buttons to operate
the teletext menu. Select the teletext menu functions In the fol-
lowing way:
Press MENU. The menu will be superimposed on the teletext
display. (See Fig. 34.)
Using A +0 V -, select the teletext function you want and press
OK. (See Fig. 35.)
USER PAGES/PRESET USER PAGES
See page 20 for information about presetting and operating the
user pages.
INDEX
The index will give you an overview of the contents of the teletext
and the page numbers.
TOP/BOTTOM/FULL
For convenient reading of a teletext page, you can entarge the
teletext display. After having selected the function, an information
line TOP/BOTTOM/FULL will be displayed. (See Fig. 36.)
Press A + for » Tops to enlarge the upper half, V — for »Bottom«
to enlarge the lower one and OK for »Full« to resume the normal
size.
Press ® to resume normal teletext reception.
TEXT CLEAR
After having selected the function, you can watch a TV pro-
gramme while waiting for a teletext page to be displayed.
(See Fig. 37.)
Press ® to resume normai teletext mode.
REVEAL
Sometimes pages contain concealed information, such as ans-
wers to a quiz. The reveal option iets you disclose the informa-
tion. After having selected the function, an information line
»REVEAL ON/OFF- will be displayed. (See Fig. 38.)
Using A + or V -, select ON to reveal the information or OFF to
conceal it again.
Press ® to resume normal teletext reception.
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To cancei the
request
Select -OFF« for the
SUBPAGE setting and
press OK.
It two broadcasting
stations use the
same Teletext
You can preset one
bank to 2 different
programme positions.
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SUBPAGE
You may want to select a particular teletext page from several
subpages which are rotated automatically. If you want to select
one subpage, follow the operations below:
Using A + or 7 -, select ON for the SUBPAGE setting and press
OK.
To select the desired subpage, enter four digits using PROGR
4+/- or the number buttons. (e.g. enter 0002 for the second page
of a sequence).
User Page Bank System
You can store up to 30 pages in the » Teletext page bank sys-
tem. In this way you have quick access to the pages you watch
trequentty.
Storing pages
There are 5 »banks« (A to E) for 5 teletext stations. In each bank
you can store 6 preferred pages (1P to 6P).
Press ® (if Teletext [s not on already) and MENU to show the
TELETEXT MENU display.
Select PRESET USER PAGES with A + or V - and press OK.
Select the desired bank with A + or V ~ and press OK. The cur-
sor will go to the first position (P1) of the preferred pages.
Input the three digits of your first preferred page with the number
buttons and press OK. The cursor will go to the second position.
Repeat step 4 for the other 5 page numbers you want to preset.
If you do not want to preset all 6 page numbers available, press
OK without inserting any number.
Select »Allocate Bank« with A + or 7 ~ and press OK.
Select the programme position for which you have preset pages
with A + or V — and press OK. (See Fig. 39).
Select the desired bank with A + or Y -— (Banks A to E are avail-
able) and press OK.
Repeat steps 3 to 8 for the other 4 banks available.
Displaying User Pages
Select MENU.
Select -USER PAGES« with 4 + of V — and press OK.
A table of the stored preferred pages will be displayed.
(See Fig. 40.)
Select the desired page with A + o V — and press OK.
The page will be dispiayed after some seconds.

To connect a VTR
using the If terminal
Connect the aerial
output of the VTA to
the aerial terminal 17
of the TV.
We recommend that
you tune in the video
signal to programme
number »Q«. For
details see ~Preset
channels manually «
on page 9.
I} the picture or the
sound Is distorted
Move the VTR away
from the TV.
Note:
After having con-
nected all optional
equipment to the TV,
attach the supplied
cover onto the rear
panel (See illustration
at the right).
S video input (Y/C
Input)
Video signals may be
separated into Y
(luminance or bright-
ness) and C (chromi-
nance) signals. Sepa-
rating the Y and C
1-8.
CONNECTING
AND
OPERATING
OPTIONAL
EQUIPMENT
Connecting Optional Equipment
You can connect optional audio-video equipment to this TV such as VTRs, video disc players,
and stereo systems.
Selecting input with
PROGR +/- of num-
ber buttons
You can preset video
input sources to the
programme positions
so that you can select
them with PROGR
+/— of number but-
tons. For details, see
»Preset channels
manuaily« on page 9.
Selecting input and output
This section explains how to view the video input picture (of the video
source connected to your TV), and how to select the output
signal using direct access buttons or the menu system.
Selecting input £1
Press € repeatedly to select the input source.
The symbol of the selected input source will appear,
To go back to the normal TV picture
Press ©.
Input'modes
Symbol Input signat
61 Audio/video input through the -@ 1 connector
6 RGB input through the -@ 1 connector
02 Audio/video input through the: G+ 2/2 2 connector
a2 S video input through the G+ 2/-€9 2 or € 2 connector
03 Audio/video input through €) 3 and -© on the front
43 S$ video input through the €9 3 connectors on the frontv
{4-pin connector)
04. Audlo/video input through the G+ 4/2 4 connector
4394 S$ video input through the G+ 4/- 4 or €3 4 connector
(4-pin connector)
You can also select the input mode using the P—.4 — © and -—/+ buttons on the TV.
In this case, first select © , and then press -/+ buttons
to select the input.
Selecting the output
The G+ 2/- 2 connector outputs the source input
from the other connectors.
Press G> repeatedly to select the output.
The symbol of the selected output source appears.
: Output modes
signals prevents them
from
interfering
with
Symbol
G>
2/9
2
connector
outputs
one another, and the-
tetore improves pic-
ture quality (e ape: 1G The audio/video signal from the -@ 1 connector
cially luminance). 2a The audio/video signal from the G> 2/2 2 connector
win a8 Video Pea Acceptable Input signal Available output signal 2e The audlo/S video signal trom the > 2/4 connector
lacks
throught
wich
1
Normal
audio/video
and
RGB
signal
Video/audio
trom
TV
tuner
3G
The
audio/video
signal
from
the
©)
3
6
©
3
connectors
's@ separated sig- ‘
nals canbe input 3 (2] Normal audio/video and S video signat Video/audio trom selected source 3e The audio/S video signa! from the 9 3 ¢ © 3 connectors
directly. Gl Norma! audio/video and $ video signai No outputs 4G The audio/video signal from the G+ 4/4 4 connector
When connecting a G] Normal audio/video and S video signat Video/audio displayed on TV screen 4e The audio/S video signal from the G+ 4/-@ 4 connector
monaural VTR (monitor out) vo The audio/video signal from the T aerial terminal
ented
jack
hae
ah
(5)
No
inputs
S
video/audio
signal
displayed
on
the TV and VTR. TV screen (monitor out)
© No inputs Audio signal (variable)

Checking and selecting the input and output
sources using the menu
You can display the menu to see which input sources are
selected for the TV screen and PIP screen, and which output
source is selected. You can also select them on the menu dis-
play.
Select » Video Connection« with A + o V — and press OK. The
VIDEO CONNECTION menu appears. (See Fig. 41).
You can see which source is selected for the TV and PIP input,
and for the output. If you want to select the input and output on
this menu, go on to the next step.
Select TV screen (input source for the TV screen), PIP (input
source for the PIP screen), or Output (output source) with A + or
V - and press OK, One of the source items changes colour.
(See Fig. 42.)
Select the desired source with A + 0 V -. (See Fig. 43.)
For details about each source, see the table on page 22.
Press OK.
The selected source is confirmed, and the cursor appears.
{See Fig. 44.)
Repeat steps 2 to 4 to select the source for other inputs or out-
puts.
When recording
When you use the @
(record) button, make
sure to press this but-
ton and the one to the
right of it simulta-
neously.
e
Do not move the
Remote Commanders
during programming.
After programming,
check to see if all
the programmed
functions work. It may
be the case, thata
function cannot be
programmed.
When you want to
operate the audio or
video equipment
Make sure that the
VTR 1/2/3 MOP
selector is set to the
position you used dur-
(Ag programming.
When you replace the
Remote Commander
batteries, the pro-
grammed functions
remain stored tor 30
minutes without a bat-
tery.
When the memory of
the programmable
Remote Commander
is full, the MEM indi-
cator lights up.
24
Remote Control of Other
Equipment
You can use the TV Remote Commander to controt other remote-controlled equipment. The but-
tons for video operation have been factory-set to control most of Sony video equipment, such
as: Beta, 8mm or VHS VTRs or video disc players.
Additionally you can programme these buttons to control also audio and video equipment of
other manufacturers.
Tuning the Remote Commander to Sony equipment
1. Setthe VTA 1/2/3 MOP selector according to the equipment you want to control:
VTR 1: Beta or ED Beta VTR
VTR 2: 8mm VTR
VTR3: VHS VTR
MOP: Video disc player
2. Use the buttons indicated in the illustration to operate the additional equipment.
lf your video equipment is tumished with a COMMAND MODE selector set this selector to the
same position as the VTR 1/2/3 MOP selector on the TV Remote Commander.
If the equipment does not have a certain function, the corresponding button on the Remote
Commander will not operate.
Tuning the Remote Commander to audio or video equipment of
other manufacturers
Your TV Remote Commander is a programmable Remote Commander. This means that you
can programme the buttons indicated In the illustration with functions of other Remote Com-
manders. A function can be stored on any of the buttons and on ail four levels of the VTR 1/2/3
MOP selector.
Programming a function
1 Set the MEM/USE switch to MEM (memorize).
2 Set the VTR 1/2/3 MOP selector to the desired position.
3 Position the two Commanders head to head (see illustra-
tion).
4 First press the button on the TV Remote Commander onto
which you want to programme a function. Now the MEM
indicator on the Remote Commander tights up.
5 Then press the button on the other Remote Commander, the
function of which you want to programme. As soon as the
MEM indicator goes out, the function is stored.
6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 for ail other functions you want to pro-
gramme. When you have programmed all buttons on one
lavel of the VTR 1/2/3 MOP selector, select another level.
7 When you have finished programming, set the MEM/USE
switch to USE.
Clearing programmed functions
1 Set the MEM/USE switch to MEM.
2 Set the VTR 1/2/3 selector to the level of functions you want
to clear.
3 Press any of the programmable buttons. Now the MEM indi-
cator lights up.
4 Keep the RESET button pressed, using the tip of a pen, until
the MEM indicator has flashed four times. Now all program-
med functions on this fevel are cleared.
5 Reset the MEM/USE switch to USE.

1-9. FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Troubleshooting
Television Channel Number Guide
Here are some simple solutions to problems which may affect the picture and sound.
Only the main transmitters are fisted. Information regarding the regional sub-retay channel
numbers can de obtained by contacting
The BBC Engineering Information Dept. [phone].
Problem Solution
No picture (screen is dark), no sound * Plug the TV in.
¢ Press © on the TV. (If © indicator is on, press © or a programme number
on the Remote Commander.)
MAIN TRANSMITTERS BBC1 BBC2 iTV CH4
© Check the aerial connection.
London & South East
Check
if
the
selected
video
source
is
on.
Bluebell
Hill
40 46
43
65
F
Bs
Crystal
Palace
26
33
23
30
Turn
the
TV
off
for
3
or
4
seconds
and
then
tum
it
on
again
using
©.
Dover
50 56 66
53
Poor
or
no
picture
(screen
is
dark),
«
Press
@
to
enter
the
PICTURE
CONTROL
menu
and
adjust
»Brightness«,
Heathfield
49
52
64
67
but
good
sound
»Contrast«
and
»Colours.
Oxford
57
63 60
53
South-West
Good
picture
but
no
sound
«Press
i+.
Beacon
Hill
57
63
60
53
«
It
&
is
displayed
on
the
screen,
press
&.
Caradon Hilt
22
28 25
32
Huntshaw
Cross
55 62 59
65
No
colour
for
colour
programmes
«
Press
@
to
enter
the
PICTURE
CONTROL
menu,
select
»Reset-,
then
Redruth
51
44
41
47
press
OK.
‘Stockland
Hill
33
26
23 29
‘
5
Channel!
Islands
Remote
Commander
does
not
function
«
The
batteries
are
weak.
*
Set
the
MEM/USE
switch
to
USE.
geremont
Poke
ah
a
“
“7
Wont
ota
aceon
tat
aa
on
atta
iat
oe
Meet
oot
ne
tr
ne
————
Hannington
39
45
42
66
if
you
continue
to
have
problems,
have
your
TV
serviced
by
qualified
personnel.
Never
open
the
casing
yourself.
Midhurst
61
55 58
68
Rowridge
31
24
27
21
West
Mendip
58
84
61
54
East
Sandy
Heath
31
27
24
21
Sudbury
51
44
41
47
Tacoineston
62
55
59
65
Midlands
Ridge
Hill
22
28
25 32
Sutton
Coldfield
46
40
43
50
The
Wrekin
26
33
23
29
Wakham
56
64
61
54
Northern
Ireland
Brougher
Mountain
22
28
25
32
Divis
31
27
24 21
Limavady
$5
62
59 65
North
Belmont
22
29
25
32
Emley Moor
44
51
47
41
North-West
Winter
Hill
55
62 59
65
Douglas
(1OM)
68
66
48
56
North-East
Bilsdale
West
Moor
33
26
29 23
Caidbeck
30 34
28
32
Chatton
39
45
4g
42
Pontop
Pike
56
64
61
54
Laxey
(}OM)
58
64
61
54
Scotland
Angus
$7
63
60
$3
Black
Hill
40
46
43
so
Sandaile
22
-
=
=
Caldbeck
-
34
28
32
Craigkelly
Kb)
27
24
21
Darvel
33
26 23
29
Ourris
22
28
25
32
Eitshat
33 26 23
29
Keelylang
Hilt
40
46
43 50
Knock More
33
26
23 29
Rosemarkle
39 45 49 42
Rumster
Forest
31
27
24
21
Selkirk
55
62
59
65
Wales
Blaenpiwyt
31
27
24
21
Carmel
57
63
60
53
Ulanddona
57 63
60
53
Moel-y-Parc
52
45 49
42
Presely
46 40 43
50
Wenvoe
a4
Ss
a
47
as
SD

SECTION2
DISASSEMBLY
2-1. REAR COVER REMOVAL
@ Rear cover
Q\ ~ @ Six screws
. (BVTP 4X16)
@ One screw
(BVTP 4X16)
2-2. SPEAKER REMOVAL
@) Speaker box assy
@ Two screws
eA (BVTP 4X16)
| KV-S341

KV-S341 |
2-3. CHASSIS ASSY REMOVAL
@ Shield plate
©@ After the assy of the chassis, lift
and pull out the rear part of the
chassis toward the rear.
© H blacket
@® Push the three claws of the chassis in-the direction of the
arrow and remove the H bracket upwards.
2-4. SERVICE POSITION
3X Remove the H bracket from the chassis assy and then
perform the following servicing.
(Refer to 2-3. CHASSIS ASSY REMOVAL)

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2-5. M, V AND A1 BOARDS REMOVAL
@ Support (M)
@
M
board
@
Three
PCB
holder
© A 1 board
(KV-S 2913 E/S 2912 U only)
@ V board
2-6. D2 AND B 1 BOARDS REMOVAL
@ Supporter (D 2)
© B 1 board

KV-S341
2-7. EXTENSION BOARD
D 2 board
AE 2B 1/D 2 extension board
4-038-320-01
A 1 board
4 B 1 board
AE 2 M extension board A
4-038-321-01 A
M board
AE 2 A 1 extension board
4-038-319-01
(KV-S 2913 E/S 2912 U only)
2-8. F BRACKET REMOVAL
@ Two claws
@F bracket