Sony KV-27FV17 Operating Instructions (primary manual) - Page 31

To use PIP, To check your PIP, Using the Remote Control and Basic Functions

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Using the Remote Control and Basic Functions To use PIP 1 Press the TV FUNCTION button on your remote to view a working channel. 2 Press the button and the window picture appears. 3 Use the yellow labeled buttons on your remote control to control the PIP features. See page 18 for descriptions on the PIP control buttons. To check your PIP 1 Press the TV FUNCTION button on your remote to view a working channel. 2 Press the button and select that same channel again. You should now have the same program playing in both your main window and your picture window. 3 Use the yellow CH+/- to change the channel in the picture window. 4 Now use the main CH+/- on the bottom of your remote control to change the channel in the main window. 5 Press the button to switch to other video inputs for other equipment that is connected to any of the VIDEO IN jacks at the back of your TV. You should see a different picture in your PIP window for each connected video equipment component. Make sure the connected equipment is turned on and working when you perform this test. 6 If the PIP feature does not work properly with the TV or the connected video equipment component, refer to the Troubleshooting section on pages 42-43 for possible solutions.  Any video equipment you have connected to the AUX input cannot be viewed in the PIP window.  If you're viewing all channels through a cable box, the PIP feature will not work. The cable box only unscrambles one signal at a time, so the window picture will be the same as the main picture. However, you can watch a cable channel and another video source. Make sure your DVD, VCR, or satellite receiver is connected to the VIDEO IN jacks on the back of the TV, not the AUX input. 19

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Using the Remote Control and Basic Functions
19
To use PIP
1
Press the TV FUNCTION button on your remote to view a working
channel.
2
Press the
button and the window picture appears.
3
Use the yellow labeled buttons on your remote control to control the
PIP features. See page 18 for descriptions on the PIP control buttons.
To check your PIP
1
Press the TV FUNCTION button on your remote to view a working
channel.
2
Press the
button and select that same channel again. You should
now have the same program playing in both your main window and
your picture window.
3
Use the yellow CH+/- to change the channel in the picture window.
4
Now use the main CH+/- on the bottom of your remote control to
change the channel in the main window.
5
Press the
button to switch to other video inputs for other
equipment that is connected to any of the VIDEO IN jacks at the back
of your TV. You should see a different picture in your PIP window for
each connected video equipment component. Make sure the
connected equipment is turned on and working when you perform
this test.
6
If the PIP feature does not work properly with the TV or the
connected video equipment component, refer to the Troubleshooting
section on pages 42-43 for possible solutions.
Any video equipment you have connected to the AUX input cannot be viewed
in the PIP window.
If you
’
re viewing all channels through a cable box, the PIP feature will not
work. The cable box only unscrambles one signal at a time, so the window
picture will be the same as the main picture. However, you can watch a cable
channel and another video source. Make sure your DVD, VCR, or satellite
receiver is connected to the VIDEO IN jacks on the back of the TV, not the
AUX input.