To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if I cannot select the connected equipment on the menu or cannot switch the input on my Sony LCD TV?
If you cannot select the connected equipment on the menu or switch the input on your Sony LCD TV, check the cable connection.
Why is the LED indicator flashing red on my Sony LCD TV?
If the LED indicator on your Sony LCD TV is flashing red, reset the TV by disconnecting the AC power cord for two minutes, then turn it back on. If the issue continues, contact Sony Customer Support and provide the number of times the LED indicator flashes red (interval time is three seconds).
What to do if there is no picture from connected equipment on my Sony LCD TV screen?
If you are not getting a picture from connected equipment on your Sony LCD TV, try the following: 1. Ensure the connected equipment is turned on. 2. Verify the cable connections are secure. 3. Press the INPUT button to display the connected equipment list, then select the correct input. 4. If using a digital still camera, correctly insert the memory card or other storage device. 5. Use a digital still camera memory card or other storage device that has been formatted according to the instruction manual supplied with the digital still camera. 6. Note that operations are not guaranteed for all USB devices, and operations may differ depending on the features of the USB device and the video being played.
Why does my Sony LCD TV turn off automatically?
If your Sony LCD TV turns off automatically (enters standby mode), check the following settings: 1. Sleep Timer: See if it is activated. 2. On Timer or Photo Frame Settings: Check if the Duration is activated. 3. Idle TV Standby: Verify if this feature is enabled.
Why are some channels blank on my Sony LCD TV?
Some channels may appear blank on your Sony LCD TV because: * The channel is for a scrambled/subscription service only, so you need to subscribe to a pay TV service. * The channel is used only for data (no picture or sound). * You may need to contact the broadcaster for transmission details.
What to do if there is no sound but good picture on my Sony LCD TV?
If your Sony LCD TV has no sound but a good picture, try the following: * Press VOL +/- or MUTING on your remote. * Check if Speakers in AV Setup is set to TV Speakers. * Ensure that headphones are not connected to the TV.
What to do if the desired channel cannot be selected on my Sony LCD TV?
If the desired channel cannot be selected on your Sony LCD TV, switch between digital and analogue mode and select the desired digital/analog channel.
What to do if Store Display Mode or Promoting Feature Logo appears on the screen of my Sony LCD TV?
If Store Display Mode or a Promoting Feature Logo appears on your Sony LCD TV screen, press RETURN on the remote control, then press HOME. Select Settings, then Preferences, then Setup, and finally Initial Setup. Make sure to select Home in Location.
What to do if HDMI/MHL equipment does not appear on BRAVIA Sync Device List on my Sony LCD TV?
If your HDMI/MHL equipment does not appear on the BRAVIA Sync Device List of your Sony LCD TV, ensure that your equipment is compatible with BRAVIA Sync Control.
What to do if my Sony LCD TV shows only snow and noise on the screen?
If your Sony LCD TV screen displays only snow and noise, check if the antenna is broken or bent. Also, check if the antenna has reached the end of its serviceable life (three to five years in normal use, one to two years at the seaside).
Provides setup information and instructions for operating the TV.
Key contact information for customer support and service assistance.
Area to record TV details and locate the identification label.
Guidelines for safely cleaning the TV screen and cabinet.
Instructions and links for registering your TV with Sony.
Details on how to check for and download TV software updates.
Information on requirements and benefits of HD viewing on BRAVIA TV.
A checklist of all items included in the TV packaging.
Instructions for battery insertion and basic remote control operation guidelines.
Step-by-step guide for securely attaching the TV stand.
How to connect terrestrial antennas or cable TV systems.
Guidance for connecting cable or satellite boxes via HDMI for optimal picture.
Key safety actions to avoid tip-over hazards and injuries.
Recommended methods and hardware for securing the TV.
Methods using screws, rope, or chain to secure the TV to its stand.
Steps for securely attaching the TV to a wall.
Basic advice on organizing and bundling TV cables.
A step-by-step guide to configure the TV upon first use.
Explains the purpose of power, volume, channel controls, and the LED indicator.
Covers input selection, sync menu, picture off, number pad, sleep, display, options, and home functions.
Details on channel selection, jumping between channels, and muting sound.
Adjusting screen aspect ratio and selecting preferred viewing modes.
Optimizing picture and sound settings based on the type of content being viewed.
Guide to accessing TV settings and features through the HOME button.
Instructions for displaying photos, clock, and calendar on the TV.
Steps for connecting devices and viewing photos on the TV.
How to play photo, music, and video files from a USB storage device.
Details of video codecs and container formats supported via USB.
Lists supported audio and photo file formats for USB playback.
How to adjust backlight, contrast, brightness, color, sharpness, and noise reduction.
Options for sound mode, equalizer, sound booster, and clear voice.
Adjusting wide mode, auto wide, and default settings for 4:3 signals.
Settings for signal type, auto program, and managing channel visibility.
Function to assign custom labels to channel numbers.
How to set up content blocking based on ratings and passwords.
Configuring movie and TV rating options for US users.
Setting parental lock options for Canadian users in English and French.
Adjusting display mode, clock, slideshow, and duration for the photo frame.
Managing closed caption display and audio description features.
Configuring time, date, language, startup logo, and LED indicator.
Enabling and configuring communication between the TV and BRAVIA Sync compatible devices.
Managing device control keys, power saving modes, idle standby, and auto shut off.
Locking picture settings and utilizing eco-friendly power saving options.
Verifying TV model, software version, and checking picture quality.
Steps to reset the TV to factory settings and re-run initial setup.
Visual guide for connecting digital cameras, camcorders, media players, and audio systems.
Connecting and operating external audio/video devices, including MHL and BRAVIA Sync.
How to display content from compatible devices onto the TV screen.
Guidance on securely installing a wall mount bracket for the TV.
Instructions for managing the AC adapter cable.
Ensuring adequate space around the TV for proper air circulation.
Interpreting LED flashes and basic steps to resolve TV issues.
Diagnosing and fixing issues with picture quality and audio output.
Addressing problems with channel selection, remote control, and general TV operation.
Details on TV system, panel, speaker output, and connection ports.
Specifications for video formats, resolutions, and PC input compatibility.
Physical weight, dimensions, and licensing information for the TV's software.
Statements regarding FCC regulations, digital device limits, and safety standards.
Compliance with radio frequency exposure limits and safety warnings for the AC adapter.
Instructions and links for registering the TV and checking for software updates.
Explains how to get the most from your BRAVIA TV.
Illustrates basic connections for various external devices.
Industry commitment to safe home entertainment and preventing tip-overs.
Essential safety guidelines for TV installation and user practices.
Key actions to ensure TV and furniture stability and child safety.
Investigating issues related to set-top boxes and broadcaster signal quality.
Key safety directives covering reading instructions, cleaning, ventilation, and heat sources.
Specific advice on moisture, cleaning, ventilation, and electrical safety.
Precautions for installation location, ventilation, and preventing damage from environmental factors.
Guidelines for safe handling, connection, and use of the AC power cord.
Instructions for qualified servicing and performing routine safety checks.
Warnings about potential discomfort from 3D content and recommendations for breaks.
License terms for the FREETYPE2 and zlib software components.
Details on warranty period, coverage, and conditions for Canadian consumers.
Explains conditions that void the warranty and procedures for product service.
Information on registering the product and accessing customer support services.
Warranty period, coverage, and remedies for U.S. consumers.
Details on what the warranty does not cover and limitations on liability for damages.
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