Sony KP 46WT500 manual Cable Box Connections

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Connect the Cable TV cable to the projection TV’s VHF/UHF jack.

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Cable Box Connections

Installing and Connecting the Projection TV

Cable Box and Cable

This is the preferred basic cable TV hookup to use if:

Your cable TV company scrambles some channels, but not all of them (pay channels vs. regular cable channels) and you need to use a cable box, and

You want to enjoy the Twin View feature.

With this setup you can:

Use the projection TV remote control to change channels using your cable box when the signal is scrambled.

Use the projection TV remote control to change channels using your projection TV when the signal is not scrambled. (Your projection TV’s tuner provides a better signal than the cable box.)

Use the Twin View feature. (When all channels are routed through your cable box, only one channel is sent to the projection TV, so you can not use the Twin View or Channel Index features for your cable box.)

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2 Using a coaxial cable, connect the projection TV’s TO CONVERTER jack to the cable box’s IN jack. The projection TV’s internal converter allows you to switch between unscrambled signals coming straight into the projection TV and scrambled signals coming in through the cable box, eliminating the need for an external splitter.

3 Using a coaxial cable, connect the cable box’s OUT jack to the projection TV’s AUX jack.

Installing and Connecting the Projection TV

Cable box

IN

OUT

75-ohm coaxial cable (not supplied)

CATV cable (unscrambled channels)

AUX

Rear of projection TV

TO

CONVERTER

Signal

VHF/UHF

Pressing ANT on the remote control switches between the channels coming in through the cable box (scrambled) and those coming directly to the TV (unscrambled).

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Model name1[KP-46WT500] Model name2[KP-51WS500] Model name3[KP-57WS500] Model name4[KP-65WS500]

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Contents Page Precaucion Image Retention is not Covered by Your Warranty Important Safeguards Installation Water and Moisture Lightning Contents Include FeaturesPresenting the Sony Projection TV Using this manual Inserting Batteries into the Remote Control ContentsCarrying Your Projection TV Installing the Projection TVDVI connection for a high-bandwidth copy-protected signal Connector TypesStandard TV cable and antenna cable High quality video cable for enhanced picture qualityFront Panel Menu Projection TV Controls and ConnectorsControls Select button selects the menu itemProjection TV Rear Front Panel Connectors Rear and front Connecting Directly to Cable or an Antenna Basic Connections Connecting Cable TV or AntennaCable Box Connections Also, set Cable to on in the Channel menu see Connecting a VCR and Cable Connecting a VCR and Cable Box Coaxial cable Cable box Connecting Two VCRs for Tape Editing Installing and Connecting Connecting a Satellite ReceiverConnecting a Satellite Receiver with a VCR Connecting an Audio Receiver Connecting a DVD Player with Component Video Connectors Connecting a DVD Player with A/V Connectors Connecting a Digital TV Receiver Connecting a Camcorder Change Video Label for the Video 1 input to Receiver see Connecting an AV ReceiverUsing the Control S Feature Using Auto Setup Setting Up the Projection TV AutomaticallyPress Flash Focus Adjusting the Convergence Automatically Flash FocusReceive a TV or cable TV program ANT Using the Remote ControlQs Reset Wa Wide Mode Qd PowerButtons Qf FunctionEnter RECQd Menu Buttons for Watching the TVProjection TV OperationsQa Display Watching the Digital TV Press Favorites Using Favorite ChannelsFavorite Channel options appear Activating Twin Pictures Activating the Picture Using Twin ViewMove the joystick to the right Move the joystick to the left01COV.book Page 42 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 346 PM To activate Changing the Picture SizeMove Joystick left to Joystick right Activate the left To cancel and return to normal viewing, press Freeze Using the Freeze FunctionUsing Scrolling Channel Index Press again to resume normal viewing Press Selected channel will be enlarged for normal viewingUsing Wide Screen Mode Overview Allows you to make adjustments to your picture settingsPress Menu again Press to select itSelecting Video Options Using the Video MenuDRC Mode Using the Menus Option DescriptionPress Reset on the remote control when in the Audio menu Using the Audio MenuSelecting Audio Options Audio menu includes the following optionsFixed SpeakerAudio Out Variable Channel menu includes the following options Using the Channel MenuSelecting Channel Options AUX Channel FixAuto Program Channel Skip/AddWide menu includes the following options Using the Wide MenuSelecting Wide Options 01COV.book Page 56 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 346 PM Press Menu Move the joystick to Timer icon and press Using the Timer MenuSelecting Timer Options Selecting Setup Options Using the Setup MenuSetup menu includes the following options CC1, CC2Video 1/2/3/4 Video LabelVideo 5/6/7 TV’s input is fixed LanguageIf you want to change the password, see Using the Parent Menu01COV.book Page 61 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 346 PM Parent menu includes the following options Set Parental Lock to OFF when in the Parent menuViewing Blocked Programs Using Custom Rating Options 01COV.book Page 64 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 346 PM 01COV.book Page 65 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 346 PM Movie Rating Content-Based OptionsPG-13 NC-17C8+ English Rating14+ 18+Programming the Remote Control Other Information 345, 346 314, 336Minolta 305 Mitsubishi 323, 324 326Operating a DVD Operating a VCRPlayer This deviceButtons, Enter Operating a Cable BoxOperating a Satellite Receiver No picture TroubleshootingCheck the orientation of the batteries DryersOther Information Problem VIDEOOther Work if your cable system provides an unscrambled signalFavorite Channel on Specifications RK-G69HG Control S CableEffect Favorites button FeaturesCable box Rear panel controls and connections 14, 15 Remote control MTS/SAP button MTS/SAP, using Muting, using RatingsRemote control, operating other components with Flash FocusSet current Set daylight saving Activating a picture 41 described UsingSurround sound System OFF button Time 01COV.book Page 81 Tuesday, July 30, 2002 346 PM

KP 46WT500 specifications

The Sony KP-46WT500 is a standout model in the world of rear-projection televisions, having made its mark during its release in the early 2000s. It exemplifies the key attributes that have kept Sony at the forefront of consumer electronics for decades.

At the heart of the KP-46WT500 is its impressive 46-inch display, which allows for larger-than-life viewing experiences. The television employs a digital light processing (DLP) technology, which uses micro-mirrors to create high-resolution images with remarkable clarity and detail. DLP provides excellent color reproduction, thanks to its ability to deliver deeper blacks and vibrant colors, making it an ideal choice for movie enthusiasts and gamers alike.

One of the standout features of the KP-46WT500 is its native resolution of 1280 x 720p, enabling it to display high-definition content with impressive sharpness. The screen also utilizes a proprietary Sony filtering system that enhances picture quality, reducing the distortion often seen in standard televisions. The inclusion of a built-in line-doubling processor allows the TV to upscale lower-resolution content, ensuring that DVDs and older video games look their best.

The KP-46WT500 also boasts a breadth of connectivity options, including multiple composite and component inputs, S-Video ports, and an RGB input for computers. This flexibility allows users to connect various devices such as gaming consoles, DVD players, and set-top boxes without hassle.

Another notable characteristic of the KP-46WT500 is its stylish cabinet design. Its sleek profile combines functionality with aesthetics, making it a fitting addition to modern living spaces. The design also incorporates easy access to controls and inputs, ensuring that setup and operation are user-friendly.

Sound quality is equally important, and the KP-46WT500 does not disappoint. It features built-in speakers that provide clear audio output, though audiophiles might opt for external sound systems for a more immersive experience.

In summary, the Sony KP-46WT500 represents a significant step in the evolution of television technology. Its DLP technology, high-definition resolution, diverse connectivity, and attractive design make it a notable choice for anyone looking for a robust viewing experience. While newer models may have emerged since its introduction, the KP-46WT500 remains a beloved classic among enthusiasts who appreciate its impactful features and performance.