Sony Kdl 22px300 Operating Instructions

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Watching TV
The “Recommendations” feature automatically analyses your interests by referencing your viewing 
history to find programmes and items you may like, and presents them in the “Favourites” menu. To 
activate this feature, select “On” in “Recommendation” of “General Set-up” (see page 48).
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 Recommended programmes that are currently being broadcast are displayed in a stack list of items. Press   
to expand the selected item into a full view.
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 The “Recommendations” feature may not be available depending on your region, country and broadcasting 
conditions.
You can add/remove your favourite items through the “XMB” or while you are displaying content 
on the screen.
1Press OPTIONS after selecting the desired item on the “XMB”.
2Select “Add to Favourites” or “Remove from Favourites”.
Recommendations
Adding/Removing Favourites
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RecommendationsRecommendations
 
						

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Using Optional Equipment
Connecting Optional Equipment
You can connect a wide range of optional equipment to your TV.
Connecting audio-video equipment (quality order, high to low)
Connect toConnect withDescription
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HDMI IN 1, 2, 3, 
or 4HDMI cableHDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) provides an 
uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface between this 
TV and any HDMI-equipped audio/video equipment. In 
addition, when you connect the equipment that is compatible 
with “Control for HDMI”, communication with the 
connected equipment is supported.
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 Be sure to use only an authorised HDMI cable bearing the 
HDMI logo.
 If connecting a digital audio system that is compatible with 
Audio Return Channel (ARC) technology, use the HDMI 
IN 1. If not, an additional connection with DIGITAL 
AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) is necessary.
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Using Optional Equipment
 If the equipment has a DVI jack (socket), connect it to the 
HDMI IN 4 through a DVI - HDMI adaptor interface (not 
supplied), and connect the equipment’s audio out jacks 
(sockets) to the PC/HDMI 4 AUDIO IN which is located in 
the PC IN.
7 / 
COMPONENT INComponent video 
cable, audio cable—
1 / AV1 SCART cableWhen you connect an analogue decoder, the TV tuner outputs 
scrambled signals to the decoder, and the decoder 
unscrambles the signals before outputting them.
qa AV2, and 
AV 2Composite video 
cableWhen connecting a mono equipment, connect to the  AV2 
L jack (socket).
Connecting audio/portable equipment
Connect toConnect withDescription
6   (VAR/FIX) Audio cableYou can listen to TV sound on the connected Hi-Fi audio 
equipment.
5 DIGITAL 
AUDIO OUT 
(OPTICAL)Optical audio 
cableYou can listen to TV sound on the connected Home theatre 
system with digital input.
9 USB USB cableYou can enjoy photo/music/video files stored in USB device 
(page 24).
Connecting other equipment
Connect toConnect withDescription
3  PC IN PC cable with 
ferrites, audio 
cableIt is recommended to use a PC cable with ferrites, such as the 
“Connector, Mini D-sub 15” (ref. 1-793-504-11, available in 
Sony Service Centre), or an equivalent.
2 LAN LAN cableYou can enjoy contents stored in DLNA-compatible devices 
via a network (page 27).
8 CAM 
(Conditional 
Access Module)Provides access to pay TV services. For details, refer to the 
instruction manual supplied with your CAM.
z
 Do not insert the smart card directly into the TV CAM 
(Conditional Access Module) slot. It must be fitted into the 
Conditional Access Module provided by your authorised 
dealer.
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 CAM is not supported in some countries/areas. Check with 
your authorised dealer.
qs i HeadphonesYou can listen to TV sound through headphones.
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Viewing Pictures from 
Connected Equipment
To view two pictures simultaneously 
– PAP (Picture and Picture)
“PAP” displays two pictures at the same time 
from connected equipment and TV 
programme/composite video except SCART 
connector.
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 This function is not available with PC input.
1Press OPTIONS.
2Select the “PAP” from the OPTIONS 
Menu.
3Press G/g to switch audio output between 
the two pictures. The highlighted picture 
is audible.
To view two pictures simultaneously 
– PIP (Picture in Picture)
“PIP” displays a picture from the connected 
PC in the full screen, and a TV programme or 
composite video except SCART connector in 
an inset window.
1Press OPTIONS.
2Select the “PIP” from the OPTIONS 
Menu.
3Use the OPTIONS Menu to switch audio 
output between the two pictures.
Playing back Photo/Music/
Video via USB
You can enjoy photo/music/video files stored 
in a Sony digital still camera or camcorder 
through a USB cable or USB storage device on 
your TV.
1Press HOME and select the listed USB 
devices under the “Photo”, “Music” or 
“Video” category.
2Select files or folders to play from the list 
on the selected USB device.
Photo Playback Auto Start
Photo playback automatically starts when you 
connect a USB storage device after turning on 
the TV, and “Slideshow” or “Thumbnail View” 
is selected in the “USB Auto Start” settings 
(page 48).
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 When connecting a Sony digital camera to the TV 
with a USB cable, USB connection settings on 
your camera need to be set to “Auto” or “Mass 
Storage” mode.
 Video files are located in the following folder 
structure (hierarchal position):
/AVCHD/BDMV/STREAM/00000.MTS
/PRIVATE/AVCHD/BDMV/STREAM/
00000.MTS
/MP_ROOT/100ANV01/MAHA0001.MP4
 Avoid losing your files by backing up all your 
media files stored on USB equipment. Sony 
cannot accept responsibility for lost or damaged 
data stored on USB equipment.
 BRAVIA TV supports DivX®.
 Check the website below for updated information 
about compatible USB devices.
http://support.sony-europe.com/TV/compatibility/
 USB Photo Viewer supports FAT12, FAT16 and 
FAT32 file systems.
 USB playback of the following photo file formats 
is available:
– JPEG (JPEG format files with the extension 
“.jpg” and conforming to DCF or Exif)
– RAW (ARW/ARW 2.0 format files with the 
extension “.arw”) (preview only)
 USB playback is supported for the following 
music file format:
– MP3 (files with the extension “.mp3” that have 
not been copyrighted)
1Tu rn o n th e 
connected 
equipment.
2Press  and select 
the desired input 
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Using Optional Equipment
 USB playback is supported for the following 
video file format:
– AVCHD (files with the extension “.mts” or 
“.m2ts”)
– MP4 (AVC) (files with the extension “.mp4”)
– MPEG1 (files with the extension “.mpg”)
 Avoid losing your files by backing up all your 
media files stored on a USB device. Sony cannot 
accept responsibility for lost or damaged data 
stored on a USB device.
 This feature is not supported with the USB 
connector on the front of PlayStation
™2.
To display a photograph 
— Picture Frame
You can display a photograph on the screen for 
a selected period of time. After that period, the 
TV automatically switches itself into standby 
mode.
1Select a photograph.
2Press OPTIONS while the selected 
photograph is displayed, then press F/f to 
select “File Options” and press  .
3Press F/f to select “Picture Frame Image” 
and press  .
4Press HOME, then press G/g to select 
“Photo”, then select “Picture Frame” and 
press .
The TV is switched to Picture Frame 
mode, and the selected photograph is 
displayed on the screen.
To set the duration of displaying a 
photograph
Press OPTIONS, then select “Duration” 
and press  . Then, select the duration, 
and press  .
The counter appears on the screen.
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 If the photograph is selected from a USB device, it 
must remain connected to the TV.
 If “Sleep Timer” is activated, the TV 
automatically will switch into standby mode.
To display a photomap
By connecting a digital still camera with GPS 
function, you can display a photograph with a 
map of the location where the photograph was 
taken. To use this feature, the TV has to be 
connected to the Internet to download map 
information.
1Select a photograph by using the “XMB”.
2Press f/F to zoom in/out on the map.
3Press the far left coloured button 
repeatedly to change the display position 
of the map.
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 Only a large-scale map that cannot be zoomed in 
or out is displayed if the TV is not connected to 
the Internet or the online map service is 
terminated. 
 The position indicated on the map may differ 
depending on the image capture device.
 The Internet online map service is provided by a 
third party. For this reason, service may be 
changed or terminated without prior notification.
 
						

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Using BRAVIA Sync with 
Control for HDMI
With the “Control for HDMI” function, 
BRAVIA Sync helps to communicate with 
BRAVIA Sync-compatible equipment using 
HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control). 
Use the following settings and tips to help 
unify control of your connected equipment.
1Press HOME.
2Press G/g to select “Settings”.
3Press F/f to select “External Inputs” and 
press .
4Press F/f to select “Control for HDMI” in 
“HDMI Set-up”, then select “On”.
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 “Control for HDMI” (BRAVIA Sync) is only 
available for the connected Sony equipment that 
has the BRAVIA Sync or is compatible with 
“Control for HDMI”.
 The “Control for HDMI” settings must be set on 
both the TV and connected equipment. For 
settings on the connected equipment, refer to their 
instruction manuals.
 When specific Sony equipment compatible with 
“Control for HDMI” (BRAVIA Sync) is 
connected, BRAVIA sync is automatically 
activated on the equipment.
Controlling BRAVIA Sync-Compatible 
Equipment
BRAVIA Sync-compatible equipment is listed 
as a new input source under “External Inputs” 
in the Home Menu (page 46). To control the 
equipment by using the remote, press SYNC 
MENU and select the desired equipment from 
“HDMI Device Selection”.BD/DVD Player
 Automatically turns the BRAVIA Sync-
compatible equipment on and switches the 
input to that equipment when you select it 
from the Home Menu or Sync Menu.
 Automatically turns the TV on and 
switches the input to the connected 
equipment when the equipment starts to 
play.
 Automatically turns the connected 
equipment off when you switch the TV to 
standby mode.
AV Amplifier
 Automatically turns the connected AV 
amplifier on and switches the sound output 
from the TV speaker to the audio system 
when you turn the TV on. This function is 
only available if you have previously used 
the AV amplifier to output TV sound.
 Automatically switches the sound output to 
the AV amplifier by turning the AV 
amplifier on when the TV is turned on.
 Automatically turns the connected AV 
amplifier off when you switch the TV to 
standby mode.
 Adjusts the volume (2 +/–) and mutes the 
sound (%) of the connected AV amplifier 
through the TV’s remote.
 When connecting a digital audio system 
that is compatible with Audio Return 
Channel (ARC) technology, connect to 
HDMI IN 1 with an HDMI cable. If 
connecting a system that is incompatible 
with “Control for HDMI” or Audio Return 
Channel, an additional audio connection 
via DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) is 
necessary.
Video Camera
 Automatically turns the TV on and 
switches the input to the connected video 
camera when the connected video camera 
is turned on.
 Automatically turns the connected video 
camera off when you switch the TV to 
standby mode.
HDMI Device Selection
Device Control
Speakers
TV Control
Return to TVSync Menu
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Using Home Network Features
Using Home Network Features
With this TV, you can enjoy contents stored in 
DLNA-compatible devices on the home 
network.
Devices that store and provide contents, such 
as photo/music/video files, are called “Server”. 
The TV receives the photo/music/video files 
from the server via the network, and you can 
enjoy them on the TV even in other rooms.
To enjoy the home network, a DLNA-
compatible device (VAIO, Cyber-shot, etc.) is 
necessary as a server.
Make either the wired connection (see the 
following “Connecting to the Network”), or 
wireless connection (see “Wireless LAN 
Ready” on page 28).
In addition, when you connect your TV to the 
Internet, you can enjoy displaying a 
photograph that shows its location on the map 
(page 25), or enjoy Internet video (page 29). 
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 You will need to contract with an Internet service 
provider to connect to the Internet.
Connecting to the Network
Network cable (not supplied)Router
DSL modem/
Cable modem To network devices
Internet TV
Network 
cable 
(not 
supplied)
 
						

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Wireless LAN Ready
Wireless LAN Ready lets you easily access the 
Internet and your home network with the USB 
Wireless LAN Adapter UWA-BR100 (as of 
January 2010). By inserting the USB Wireless 
LAN Adapter into your TV’s USB port, you 
can easily create a cable-free network.
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 Before setting up the wireless LAN function of the 
TV, be sure to set up a wireless LAN router.
 The USB Wireless LAN Adapter is supplied or 
available as an optional accessory, depending on 
your TV model. In some regions/countries, the 
USB Wireless LAN Adapter may not be available.
 This feature is not supported with the USB 
connector on the front of PlayStation
™2.
Using the Wireless LAN Ready feature you 
can connect the TV to your wireless LAN. The 
set-up procedure differs depending on the type 
of wireless LAN and wireless LAN router. 
Before setting up a wireless LAN, check your 
wireless LAN environment using the 
following chart.
1Secure wireless LAN ?
YES: Go to 2.
NO: Configure the following “Network 
Set-up” and “Unsecured Network with 
Any Type of Wireless LAN Router”.
2Do you use a wireless LAN router 
compatible with Wi-Fi Protected Setup 
(WPS) ?
YES: Configure the following “Network 
Set-up” and “Secured Network with Wi-Fi 
Protected Setup (WPS)”.
NO: Configure the following “Network 
Set-up” and “Secured Network without 
Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)”.The start-up screen of “Network Set-up” 
allows you to select a setting procedure 
according to your network environment.
“View Network Status”: Select to confirm 
your network status.
“Wired Set-up”: Use to connect to a wired 
network.
“Wireless Set-up”: Use to connect to a 
wireless network.
The WPS standard makes security of a 
wireless home network as straightforward as 
pressing the WPS button on the wireless LAN 
router. Before setting up a wireless LAN, 
check the position of the WPS button on the 
router and verify how to use it.
1Select “Wireless Set-up” from the 
“Network Set-up” start-up screen.
2Select “WPS (Push Button)” for Push 
Button method or “WPS (PIN)” for PIN 
method.
3Follow the instructions appeared on the 
set-up screen.
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 To connect to a wireless LAN with WPS, your 
wireless LAN router needs to support the WPS 
standard.
For setting up a wireless LAN, SSID (wireless 
network name) and security key (WEP or 
WPA key) will be required. If you do not know 
them, consult the instruction manual of your 
router.
1Select “Wireless Set-up” from the 
“Network Set-up” start-up screen.
2Select “Scan”, then select a network from 
the list of scanned wireless networks.
3Follow the instructions that appear on the 
set-up screen.
Connecting to Your Wireless LAN
Network Set-up
Secured Network with Wi-Fi 
Protected Setup (WPS)
Secured Network without Wi-Fi 
Protected Setup (WPS)
 
						

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Using Home Network Features
For setting up a wireless LAN, SSID (wireless 
network name) will be required. Security key 
(WEP or WPA key) will not be required 
because you need to select no security method 
in this procedure.
1Select “Wireless Set-up” from the 
“Network Set-up” start-up screen.
2Select “Scan”, then select a network from 
the list of scanned wireless networks.
3Follow the instructions appeared on the 
set-up screen.
Enjoying BRAVIA Internet 
Video
BRAVIA Internet Video serves as a gateway to 
Internet content, delivering a variety of on-
demand entertainment straight to your TV. By 
making a broadband Internet connection, you 
can enjoy video content, including movies and 
cartoons.
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 Be sure to connect your TV to the broadband 
Internet and complete the initial set-up and 
“Network Set-up” (page 56).
To Use Internet Video
You can seek forward or seek backward in the 
video content. (This feature is available 
depending on Internet content services.)
1Press INTERNET VIDEO.
2Press F/f/G/g to select the desired video 
icon to be displayed and press  .
To return to single picture mode
Press  RETURN.
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 The interface to Internet content depends on the 
Internet content providers.
 Services block video content based on the 
“Parental Lock” setting of the TV. Some service 
providers do not support this function.
 To update BRAVIA Internet Video content 
services, select “Settings” in the Home Menu, then 
select “Refresh Internet Content” in “Network” 
(page 57).
Unsecured Network with Any Type 
of Wireless LAN Router
 
						

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Enjoying Photo/Music/
Video Files via the Network
Enjoy various content, such as photo/music/
video files, stored in DLNA Certified media 
server on your home network. With the home 
network feature, you can enjoy the Internet 
and/or network content on the TV even in 
other rooms. To enjoy your home network, 
DLNA Certified equipment (e.g. VAIO) is 
necessary as a server.
1Press HOME.
2Press G/g to select the listed media 
servers under the “Photo”, “Music” or 
“Video” category.
3Press F/f to select files or folders to play 
from the list on the selected media server.
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 Files from a network device need to be compatible 
with the following file formats.
– Still images: JPEG format
– Music: MP3 format or linear PCM format
– Video: The following file formats stored on the 
server: AVCHD or MPEG2 format (not playable 
in some cases)
To enjoy photographs, music and 
videos on the TV screen by operating 
devices
– Renderer
You can play back photo, music and video files 
stored in network devices (e.g. digital still 
cameras, mobile phones) on the TV screen by 
directly operating the target device. The 
network device should also be renderer-
compatible.
1Press HOME.
2Press G/g to select “Settings”.
3Press F/f to select “Network”, and then 
set “Renderer Function”, “Renderer 
Access Control” and “Renderer Set-up” in 
“Renderer” if necessary (page 57).
4Play back media files by using the 
network devices.
Checking the Network 
Connection
Enter the respective alphanumeric values for 
your router if necessary. The items that need to 
be set (e.g. IP Address, Subnet Mask, DHCP) 
may differ depending on the Internet service 
provider or router. For details, refer to the 
instruction manuals provided by your Internet 
service provider, or those supplied with the 
router.
1Press HOME.
2Press G/g to select “Settings”.
3Press F/f to select “Network”, then press 
.
4Select “Network Set-up”, then press  .
5Select “Auto” to set the IP Address and 
proxy server automatically, or “Custom” 
to set them manually. 
Follow the instructions appeared on the 
set-up screen. 
The start-up screen allows you to select a 
setting procedure according to your 
network environment. 
“View Network Status”: Select to confirm 
your network status. 
“Wired Set-up”: Use to connect to a wired 
network. 
“Wireless Set-up”: Use to connect to a 
wireless network.