User manual SONY EBS-N100 SETUP GUIDE

[. . . ] It utilizes IR receiver of the display via the Control S output port or the built in IR sensor. The SP-TUNE unit is compatible with the Sony IR remote transmitter(s) below (see Fig. 1 & 2). These transmitter(s) can be used to control the SP-TUNE. Fig. 2 For details of SP-TUNE operation refer to the corresponding chapter of this document. [. . . ] The display panel is switched accordingly if it is connected using the RS232 port or IR output port. 8. 2 Menu Structure The menu system allows a user to control various aspects of SP-TUNE configuration. For all menus, up/down arrows move the cursor (yellow "selection" highlight) up/down. Central key selects the current submenu/option and finishes text entry (passwords, channel labels, etc. ). Left/right arrow changes the currently active option, if possible. When in "text edit" dialog (e. g. , channel label editing), left/right arrows move the cursor left/right, up/down arrows change the character at the cursor. The main menu: This menu allows a user to select the desired sub-menu for further configuration or to set default settings. These sub-menus are discussed in more detail in the subsequent chapters. 8. 3 General Settings 10 SP-TUNE User Manual This menu allows control of various "general" aspects of SP-TUNE behavior. Note that the *marked options are accessible only in Service mode, and not in Stand-alone mode. A/V Input Current time Timer On Timer Off Sleep timer Def. power ­ Allows user to select the audio/video input source (among the built-in Tuner and available AV-inputs) ­ Allows to set the current time ­ Allows display turn on time enable/disable and the time at which it occurs ­ Allows display turn off time enable/disable and the time at which it occurs ­ Allows user to set the sleep timer ­ Configures default "power" state when the power is applied to the SP-TUNE (it is connected to the mains). "Off" means the SP-TUNE will remain in a "sleep" state after attaching power supply until switched on by IR transmitter command. "On" means the SP-TUNE will switch on automatically (no need to manually switch the power on after power supply connection). 8. 4 Video Settings Brightness Contrast Color Startup Logo -- Controls the brightness of the picture. Content rated above the setting is rejected (red screen with message is shown). -- Allows to enable/disable viewing of "unrated" channels. Off=Do not allow viewing. *- A user cannot change or reset password. Instead, to change the V-Chip limit user must enter the V-Chip password. 14 SP-TUNE User Manual If the password is reset, the user is prompted to enter new password on his/her first access to V-Chip limit. For all subsequent accesses the user will have to use the password that was specified during the first access. In the event the password is forgotten the V-Chip settings can reset by holding the enter button for 5 sec. When prompted for the password enter right, left, right, left, enter and it will be reset to default values. 8. 10 Troubleshooting Symptom Key on remote is pressed but nothing happens Checks See if the upper LED of SP-TUNE is fast-blinking while pressing key and aiming remote at IR sensor on Plasma Display. If it is not -­ check the batteries in the remote. If the batteries are good ­ check the cable connections between the Plasma Display and the SP-TUNE. Check SP-TUNE power (if the LEDs blink). Check SP-TUNE-plasma display connection cable. [. . . ] 8 bits data, 1 start bit, 1stop bit, no parity bit. 10. 3 Connection terminals Video IN (RCA) S-Video IN (Mini DIN 4pin) Component YPbPr/RGB+HV IN ­ 15-pin female VGA-compatible connector. Audio stereo IN/OUT ­ 8 pin mini DIN. Requires adapter cable with 4 pairs of RCA connectors. ANT (aerial) IN ­ RF UHF/VHF Sony Service Port ­ RJ11 Component YPbPr/RGB+HV OUTPUT ­ 15-pin female VGA-compatible connector. [. . . ]