Sony KV-27FS200 Using Picture in Picture PIP, Displaying Picture in Picture, To use PIP

Operating Instructions

Using Picture in Picture (PIP)

The Picture-in-Picture (PIP) feature allows you to view two programs simultaneously, one in the full size “main” picture and one in a small “window” picture.

✍The PIP feature is only for the models KV-27FS200, KV-32FS200 and KV-36FS200.

Displaying Picture in Picture

Indicates which

picture is currently receiving sound

	9	6	Channel number of
Main			the main picture
picture		2	Channel number

of the window picture

Window picture

To use PIP

1Press the TV button in the FUNCTION bar to control PIP with the yellow-labeled buttons. Tune your TV to a channel, which you know is currently airing programming.

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Press the button to display the window picture.

Use the PIP (yellow) CH +/- buttons to change the channel in the PIP window picture.

To check your PIP

1Press the TV button in the FUNCTION bar to control PIP with the yellow-labeled buttons. Tune your TV to a channel, which you know is currently airing programming.

2 Press the	to turn PIP on. Press	, the channel from the main window should now appear in
the window picture.

3Select the same channel in the main picture (use the CH +/- buttons on the bottom of your remote control). You should now have the same program playing in both windows.

4Use the PIP (yellow) CH +/- buttons to change the channel in the PIP window picture.

5 Press the PIP (yellow) button to switch the PIP window to other video inputs for other equipment that is connected to any of the VIDEO IN jacks of your TV. You should see a different picture in your PIP window for each piece of connected video equipment. Make sure the connected equipment is turned on and working when you perform this test.

6If the PIP feature does not work properly with the TV or the connected video equipment, refer to the troubleshooting section beginning on page 42.

✍If you’re having problems with PIP, refer to “Setups that affect your ability to use PIP” (page 22) or see Troubleshooting section (page 42) for possible solutions.

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