Sony KV-2680R Primary User Manual - Page 5

Listening, Multichannel, Soundmts, Broadcasts, Picture, Sound, Adjustments

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Preparation Make sure the following are properly set. • On-screen "VIDEO"* indicator should be att. (Press TV/VIDEO button t6 change as necessary.) • On-screen "EXT-A"* indicator should be off. (Press EXT-AUDIO button to change as necessary.) • AUTO STEREO selector should be set to ON. Depending on the channel to be viewed, check the following and change as necessary. • NORMAL/CATV selector For VHF and UHF channels, set to NORMAL. For cable TV channels, set to CATV. • On-screen "AUX"* indicator (Press ANT/AUX button to change as necessary.) For VHF, UHF and regular cable TV channels: The indicator should be off. For pay cable TV channels: The indicator should be displayed. *The displays, "VIDEO", "EXT-A" or "AUX" indicate that signals are fed in through the VIDEO IN, AUDIO IN or AUX terminal are being received. Every push on the MTS button changes the indicator as foliows: MAIN SAP BOTH L Select the appropriate mode according to various possible incom- ing broadcast signals. When there is a SAP(Second Audio Program) broadcast Select the SAP mode so that the SAP indicator will be displayed and only the SAP sound will be heard from both speakers. To listen to both MAIN and SAP broadcasts Select the BOTH mode so that the BOTH indicator will be dis- played. The MAIN and SAP sounds will come out from the left and right speakers respectively. The MAIN sound becomes monaural(mixed) even when there is a stereo broadcast, because the sound comes only from the left speaker. Note There may be cases of stereo broadcasts where excessive "noise" will be heard due to a weak incoming signal. By switching the AUTO STEREO selector to OFF and returning to a monaural mode, the noise should be eliminated. 1 Press POWER to turn on the TV. The channel number will be displayed on the screen and the SLEEP lamp will light up for several seconds. 2 Select channels in one of the following two ways. • Press the numeral(s) of the channel and then press ENTER. Ex. To select channel 6, press 6 and then ENTER. To select channel 125, press 1, 2, 5 and then ENTER. If you pressed a wrong numeral, wait for a few seconds and it will disappear. Then try again. • Press CH "+" for higher-numbered channels and "- '' for lower-numbered channels. Preset channels will appear in sequence. (For presetting desired channels, see page 6) The channel display will remain on the screen tor a few seconds. To keep the display on the screen, press DISPLAY. 3 Adjust volume and picture to your preference, if necessary. Press VOL "+" to increase volume, or "-" to decrease it. Press PICTURE "+" to increase picture contrast, or to decrease it. To mute the sound immediately, press MUTING. The "MUTING" display will appear on the screen. Press it again to restore the sound. To turn off the set, press POWER again. To have the set turn off automatically after one hour, press SLEEP. The "SLEEP" display will appear on the screen a few seconds and the SLEEP lamp on the TV will remain lit for one hour. To cancel the sleep timer, press SLEEP again so that the "SLEEP" display disappears, or turn off the TV. LISTENING TO MULTICHANNEL TV SOUND(MTS) BROADCASTS To receive a stereo program Normally set the AUTO STEREO selector to ON. In this position the STEREO lamp on the TV will light whenever a stereo broadcast is received. To listen to the stereo sound, select the MAIN mode with the MTS button and the MAIN indicator will be displayed. The stereo sound will be heard from the built-in left and right speakers. PICTURE AND SOUND ADJUSTMENTS Satisfactory results will usually be obtained with the buttons set at the factory-preset levels. If any adjustments are necessary, press the required buttons as follows. To restore the factory-preset levels, press the RESET button and all manual adjustments will be cleared. Adjusting the picture Left button skin tones become purplish HUE Right button skin tones become greenish - button for less color intensity COLOR + button for more color intensity for less brightness BRIGHT for more brightness for less sharpness SHARP for more sharpness Adjusting the sound to decrease treble response TREBLE to increase treble response to decrease bass response BASS to increase bass response L button to emphasize left speaker's volume BALANCE R button to emphasize right speaker's volume On-screen colorbar displays When either of the above buttons is pressed, a colored segmented bar indicator on the screen indicates the appropriate setting of the TV. • The HUE setting is indicated by the ratio of the red (left) and green (right) segments. • The COLOR level is indicated by the number of red segments. • The BRIGHT, SHARPNESS, TREBLE and BASS level are indicat- ed by the number of green segments. • The stereo BALANCE is indicated by the ratio of the green (left) and red (right) segments. • While the VOL or PICTURE button is pressed, the number of green segments shows the sound or picture level. 5

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Preparation
Make
sure
the
following
are
properly
set.
On
-screen
"VIDEO"*
indicator
should
be
att.
(Press
TV/VIDEO
button
t6
change
as
necessary.)
On
-screen
"EXT-A"*
indicator
should
be
off.
(Press
EXT-AUDIO
button
to
change
as
necessary.)
AUTO
STEREO
selector
should
be
set
to
ON.
Depending
on
the
channel
to
be
viewed,
check
the
following
and
change
as
necessary.
NORMAL/CATV
selector
For
VHF
and
UHF
channels,
set
to
NORMAL.
For
cable
TV
channels,
set
to
CATV.
On
-screen
"AUX"*
indicator
(Press
ANT/AUX
button
to
change
as
necessary.)
For
VHF,
UHF
and
regular
cable
TV
channels:
The
indicator
should
be
off.
For
pay
cable
TV
channels:
The
indicator
should
be
displayed.
*The
displays,
"VIDEO",
"EXT-A"
or
"AUX"
indicate
that
signals
are
fed
in
through
the
VIDEO
IN,
AUDIO
IN
or
AUX
terminal
are
be-
ing
received.
1
Press
POWER
to
turn
on
the
TV.
The
channel
number
will
be
displayed
on
the
screen
and
the
SLEEP
lamp
will
light
up
for
several
seconds.
2
Select
channels
in
one
of
the
following
two
ways.
Press
the
numeral(s)
of
the
channel
and
then
press
ENTER.
Ex.
To
select
channel
6,
press
6
and
then
ENTER.
To
select
channel
125,
press
1,
2,
5
and
then
ENTER.
If
you
pressed
a
wrong
numeral,
wait
for
a
few
seconds
and
it
will
disappear.
Then
try
again.
Press
CH
"+"
for
higher
-numbered
channels
and
"—
''
for
lower
-numbered
channels.
Preset
channels
will
appear
in
se-
quence.
(For
presetting
desired
channels,
see
page
6)
The
channel
display
will
remain
on
the
screen
tor
a
few
seconds.
To
keep
the
display
on
the
screen,
press
DISPLAY.
3
Adjust
volume
and
picture
to
your
preference,
if
necessary.
Press
VOL
"+"
to
increase
volume,
or
"—"
to
decrease
it.
Press
PICTURE
"+"
to
increase
picture
contrast,
or
to
decrease
it.
To
mute
the
sound
immediately,
press
MUTING.
The
"MUTING"
display
will
appear
on
the
screen.
Press
it
again
to
restore
the
sound.
To
turn
off
the
set,
press
POWER
again.
To
have
the
set
turn
off
automatically
after
one
hour,
press
SLEEP.
The
"SLEEP"
display
will
appear
on
the
screen
a
few
seconds
and
the
SLEEP
lamp
on
the
TV
will
remain
lit
for
one
hour.
To
cancel
the
sleep
timer,
press
SLEEP
again
so
that
the
"SLEEP"
display
disappears,
or
turn
off
the
TV.
LISTENING
TO
MULTICHANNEL
TV
SOUND(MTS)
BROADCASTS
To
receive
a
stereo
program
Normally
set
the
AUTO
STEREO
selector
to
ON.
In
this
position
the
STEREO
lamp
on
the
TV
will
light
whenever
a
stereo
broadcast
is
received.
To
listen
to
the
stereo
sound,
select
the
MAIN
mode
with
the
MTS
button
and
the
MAIN
indicator
will
be
displayed.
The
stereo
sound
will
be
heard
from
the
built-in
left
and
right
speakers.
Every
push
on
the
MTS
button
changes
the
indicator
as
fol
iows:
MAIN
SAP
BOTH
L
Select
the
appropriate
mode
according
to
various
possible
incom-
ing
broadcast
signals.
When
there
is
a
SAP(Second
Audio
Program)
broadcast
Select
the
SAP
mode
so
that
the
SAP
indicator
will
be
displayed
and
only
the
SAP
sound
wi
l
l
be
heard
from
both
speakers.
To
listen
to
both
MAIN
and
SAP
broadcasts
Select
the
BOTH
mode
so
that
the
BOTH
indicator
will
be
dis-
played.
The
MAIN
and
SAP
sounds
will
come
out
from
the
left
and
right
speakers
respectively.
The
MAIN
sound
becomes
monaural(mixed)
even
when
there
is
a
stereo
broadcast,
because
the
sound
comes
only
from
the
left
speaker.
Note
There
may
be
cases
of
stereo
broadcasts
where
excessive
"noise"
will
be
heard
due
to
a
weak
incoming
signal.
By
switching
the
AUTO
STEREO
selector
to
OFF
and
returning
to
a
monaural
mode,
the
noise
should
be
eliminated.
PICTURE
AND
SOUND
ADJUSTMENTS
Satisfactory
results
will
usual
ly
be
obtained
with
the
buttons
set
at
the
factory
-preset
levels.
If
any
adjustments
are
necessary,
press
the
required
buttons
as
follows.
To
restore
the
factory
-preset
levels,
press
the
RESET
button
and
all
manual
adjustments
wi
ll
be
cleared.
Adjusting
the
picture
Left
button
skin
tones
become
purplish
-
button
for
less
color
intensity
for
less
brightness
for
less
sharpness
Adjusting
the
sound
to
decrease
treble
response
to
decrease
bass
response
L
button
to
emphasize
left
speaker's
volume
HUE
COLOR
Right
button
skin
tones
become
greenish
+
button
for
more
color
intensity
BRIGHT
for
more
brightness
SHARP
for
more
sharpness
TREBLE
BASS
BALANCE
to
increase
treble
response
to
increase
bass
response
R
button
to
emphasize
right
speaker's
volume
On
-screen
colorbar
displays
When
either
of
the
above
buttons
is
pressed,
a
colored
segmented
bar
indicator
on
the
screen
indicates
the
appropriate
setting
of
the
TV.
The
HUE
setting
is
indicated
by
the
ratio
of
the
red
(left)
and
green
(right)
segments.
The
COLOR
level
is
indicated
by
the
number
of
red
segments.
The
BRIGHT,
SHARPNESS,
TREBLE
and
BASS
level
are
indicat-
ed
by
the
number
of
green
segments.
The
stereo
BALANCE
is
indicated
by
the
ratio
of
the
green
(left)
and
red
(right)
segments.
While
the
VOL
or
PICTURE
button
is
pressed,
the
number
of
green
segments
shows
the
sound
or
picture
level.
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