User manual SONY ICS-SP20

[. . . ] Make sure the Sony Display is off red LED and disconnected from power. Remove the blank plate covering the card slot expansion slot or if an existing card is present it must be removed from slot 1 (some models have 2 slots). If you have Sony model FWD-50PX1 you will need to loop the Control-S output into the Control-S of the ICS-SP20 using a 1/8" TRS to 1/8" TRS cable. All other Sony displays do not need to do this. [. . . ] These reserved channel numbers are based on the values selected in the service menu and could be setup in many different ways as shown below. 26 - Composite video IN (Default is 126) 97 - S-Video IN (Default is 127) 108 - RGB+HV IN (Default is 128) 2 - YPbPr IN (Default is 129) 10 - DVI IN (Default is 130) When a user changes to one of the channels above the appropriate input will display instead of the normal TV channel signal. Note that RGB and YPbPr inputs actually share the same connection (15-pin female VGA-like), so channels 128 and 129 change only interpretation of this input. For instructions on selecting or changing a "channel" for an assigned input, please see section 7. 6 "Map A/V Input to Channel" More advanced functionality differs in different operating modes, which is described in more detail below and in the subsequent chapters of this document. 7. 1 Remote Control Functions The ICS-SP20 is controlled using one of directly supported IR transmitters by Sony. When no menu is active, usual keys of IR transmitter can be utilized to change volume level and switch channels. These control keys are: Key: Volume+/- ("VOL") "VOLUME " ­ volume up/down adjustment Key: Contrast +/- ("CH") Change TV channel. -- Time, in seconds, for which the "logo" picture is shown after ICS-SP20 powering on. -- Opens the "Video position" submenu, allowing control of picture position on screen. 8 ICS-SP20 User Manual 7. 5 Audio Settings Volume Spatial Effect -- Selects the current (default) volume level -- Specifies the strength of 3D-spatial effect 7. 6 Tuner Settings -- Specifies the default channel, which will be selected upon ICS-SP20 power-up. If this default channel is set to "0" -- the default channel will be the last channel selected before the ICS-SP20 was powered off. Rename Current Channel -- Change the text label assigned to the current channel. This label is shown (if enabled) on screen, along with the channel number, when the ICS-SP20 is switched to this channel. Display of labels and channel numbers can be globally disabled on enabled, see the subsequent menu options. Show Label -- Setting to enable will show up to an 8 character label specific to the channel when changing channels. Show Number -- Setting to enable will show up the channel number when changing channels. Mode -- Select tuner mode (channels allocation) to use, among broadcast and several cable options. Tune Channels -- Scans the channels, looking for valid signal presence, and "remembers" which channels are valid and which are not. This "validity mask" is used then for channel browsing using channel +/- buttons (so that a user browses through the defined channels only). Note that before this operation ICS-SP20 must be connected to RF-antenna or cable TV. Default Chan 9 ICS-SP20 User Manual Add/Remove Channels ­ Allows user to add or remove channels (edit the "validity mask") manually. Map A/V Input to Channel ­ Allows user to make an association between a channel number and the AV inputs. 7. 7 Panel Settings This menu controls various aspects of interaction with Sony display. This menu is accessible in Service mode only (not in Stand-alone). All these parameters do not affect behavior of ICS-SP20, they are transferred to Display Panel. If the panel control is disabled, all other options effectively do not affect anything. Model -- This option must be set correctly in order for the ICS-SP20 to control the display. [. . . ] If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. - Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver. - Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. - Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. [. . . ]