R
L
INPUT DVD
VCR TV
LINE IN
VIDEO
VIDEO
OUT
AUDIO
OUT
A/V
LINE IN
OUT
IN
LINE OUT
AUDIO
VIDEO
TV
DVD Player
VCR
RL
OUT
IN
Cable Box
Splitter
Cable
®
®
Setup Guide
Setting Up Your TV
Programming the Remote Control
4-097-808-22© 2003 Sony Corporation Printed in U.S.A.
For operating instructions, see the manuals that
came with your TV and A/V equipment
VCR Codes
Before You Get Started
• Review the following chart to determine which
diagram to use to connect the components in your
system:
• See the “Cables Required” chart that appears with the
diagram to determine which cables you’ll need. You
may need to purchase extra accessories, such as cables
and splitters, depending on the components you plan
to connect.
• Turn off and unplug all components before making
connections.
• If you are connecting a digital cable box, you’ll need a
special bi-directional splitter that’s compatible with
your cable box. Contact your cable provider for details.
Making Video Connections
Your TV includes several types of video inputs. Use the
inputs that are available on your components that provide
the best video performance, as described below.
Additional Connections
For best audio performance, connect your digital audio
components using either digital optical or digital coaxial
audio connections.
Depending on which components are in your system, you
may need to complete additional connections. For
example, if you have a satellite receiver, you’ll need to
connect the satellite antenna. If you have an A/V receiver,
you’ll need to connect speakers.
Note: The connection diagrams shown here are
recommendations only; other possible solutions may
exist. Connections that include an A/V receiver can often
be very complex, so check your A/V receiver’s instruction
manual for additional details.
What’s Next?
After you’ve connected all the components:
1 Plug in all the AC power cords and turn on the TV
and all components.
2 Run the TV’s on-screen Auto Setup program, which
creates a list of receivable channels.
3 Follow the instructions under “Programming the
Remote Control” on the other side of this guide to
program the TV’s remote control to operate your
video components.
Selecting Components
The TV/VIDEO and ANT buttons on the remote control let
you switch the TV’s audio and video inputs to the
components that you have connected to the TV. For
example, if you connected your DVD player to the TV’s
VIDEO 5 inputs, press TV/VIDEO until “VIDEO 5” appears
on the TV.
For these components Use diagram
Cable/Cable Box, VCR,
DVD Player
Hookup 1
Cable/Cable Box, VCR,
DVD Player, A/V Receiver
Hookup 2
Cable/Cable Box, VCR,
DVD Player, Satellite Receiver
Hookup 3
Cable/Cable Box, VCR,
DVD Player, A/V Receiver,
Digital Recorder
Hookup 4
High Definition Cable Box,
VCR, DVD Player
Hookup 5
Cable/Cable Box, VCR,
Sony DVD Dream™ System
Hookup 6
Best Video Performance
DVI
Component
S VIDEO
Composite
RF/Coaxial
Good Video Performance
LINE IN
OUT
IN
LINE OUT
AUDIO
VIDEO
TV
DVD Player
VCR
RL
OUT
IN
Cable Box
Splitter
Cable
If you are not using a cable box,
connect your cable or antenna
to the VCR’s RF IN jack.
If your DVD player has a DVI
jack, use that instead of the
video connections shown here.
Cables Required
Splitter 1
Coaxial 4
Composite 2
Component 1
Audio 1
TV
DVD Player
LINE IN
OUT
IN
LINE OUT
AUDIO
VIDEO
VCR
RL
OUT
IN
Cable Box
LINE OUT
AUDIO
VIDEO
RL
Satellite
R
L
AUDIO
Splitter
SAT IN
ANT IN
CABLE IN
OUT TO TV
Cable
Sat
Antenna
Cable
If your DVD player or satellite
receiver has a DVI jack, use
that instead of the video
connections shown here.
■
Cable/Antenna
■
Cable Box
■
VCR
■
DVD Player
HOOKUP 1. Use this diagram if you have:
HOOKUP 2. Use this diagram if you have:
■
Cable/Antenna
■
Cable Box
■
VCR
■
DVD Player
■
A/V Receiver
HOOKUP 3. Use this diagram if you have:
■
Cable/Antenna
■
Cable Box
■
VCR
■
DVD Player
■
Satellite Receiver
If you are not using a cable box,
connect your cable or antenna
to the VCR’s RF IN jack.
If you are not using a cable box,
connect your cable or antenna
to the VCR’s RF IN jack.
FD Trinitron, WEGA, XBR, and DVD Dream are
trademarks of Sony Corporation
If your DVD player has a DVI
jack, use that instead of the
video connections shown here.
Cables Required
Splitter 1
Coaxial 3
Composite 3
Component 1
Audio 2
Cables Required
Splitter 1
Coaxial 5
Composite 3
Component 2
Audio 2
poster_2.fm Page 1 Friday, October 10, 2003 9:27 AM
Loading ...
