Getting Started

• Remote control This section explains the remote control buttons in three separate blocks.
• Connecting terminal
• How the LEDs light up
• Home menu
• Selecting inputs
• Performing acoustic auto calibration
• Accessibility features

Remote control

• Upper buttons on the remote control
• Middle buttons on the remote control
• Lower buttons on the remote control

Upper buttons on the remote control

The included remote control, as well as the layout of the buttons and the button names, vary depending on your model/country/region.

(MIC) Speak into here to use the microphone in the remote control. There is an LED above the microphone. (Power) Turns on or switches to standby/networked standby mode. Number Button/・(Dot) Use with the 0-9 buttons to select digital channels. EXIT Return to the previous screen or exit from the menu. When an Interactive Application service is available, press to exit from the service. NETFLIX (Only on limited region/country/TV models) Access the “NETFLIX” online service. Google Play Access the “Google Play” online service.

Middle buttons on the remote control

The included remote control, as well as the layout of the buttons and the button names, vary depending on your model/country/region.

Color buttons Execute corresponding function at that time. GUIDE Display the digital program guide. For details, refer to Using the program guide page. APPS Display a list of installed apps. INPUT Display and select the input source, etc. For details, refer to Selecting inputs page. (Microphone) Search for various content with your voice. For details, refer to Using the remote control microphone page. (Quick Settings) Display Quick Settings. For details, refer to Using the Quick Settings page. (Up) / (Down) / (Left) / (Right) / (Enter) (Navigation D-Pad) On screen menu navigation and selection. BACK Return to the previous screen. HOME Display the TV Home Menu. For details, refer to Home menu page. TV Switch to a TV channel or input and display the TV menu. For details, refer to Using the TV menu page.

Lower buttons on the remote control

The included remote control, as well as the layout of the buttons and the button names, vary depending on your model/country/region.

VOL +/- (Volume) Adjust the volume. JUMP Jump back and forth between two channels or inputs. The TV alternates between the current channel or input and the last channel or input that was selected. MUTE Mute the sound. Press again to restore the sound. Hint The accessibility shortcut service can be turned on or off by pressing and holding MUTE. CH +/- (Channel) Select the channel. AUDIO Select multilingual source sound or dual sound for the program currently being viewed (depending on program source). SUBTITLE/CC Turn subtitles on or off (when the feature is available). HELP Display the Help menu. Help Guide can be accessed from here. (Fast rewind) / (Play) / (Fast forward) / (Pause) / (Stop) Operate media contents on the TV and connected BRAVIA Sync-compatible device. DISPLAY Display information about the channel/program/input you are viewing.

Connecting terminal

The types and shapes of connectors available vary depending on your TV.
For the location of the connectors, refer to the Setup Guide (printed manual).

Terminal	Description
	USB Connects to Digital still camera/Camcorder/USB storage media. Note Connecting a large USB device may interfere with other connected devices beside it. In such a case, connect it to the other USB input.
	VIDEO IN Connects to VCR/Video game equipment/DVD player/Camcorder/External Box.*1 For a composite connection, use an Analogue Extension Cable (not supplied). *1 For an external device which has only SCART AV OUT, use a SCART-RCA adaptor and Analogue Extension Cable. For more about the shape of the Analogue Extension Cable, refer to Connecting a Blu-ray or DVD player.
	(Headphone) Connects to the headphone jack to listen to sound from the TV. Supports 3-pole stereo mini jack only. Note You cannot output sound from both the headphone and the TV speakers at the same time.
	HDMI IN Connects to the HDMI device. The HDMI interface can transfer the digital video and audio on a single cable. To enjoy high quality 4K contents, connect a Premium High Speed HDMI™ Cable(s) and set the [HDMI signal format] to [Enhanced format].
	HDMI IN (8K, 4K 120 Hz) If you use an HDMI device that supports video output in 8K or 4K 100/120 Hz, connect the Ultra High Speed HDMI™ Cable, and set the [HDMI signal format] of the port to [Enhanced format (8K)]. [Enhanced format (8K)] is available only for HDMI IN ports of models that support 8K. Note 4K 100 Hz support depends on your country/region.
	HDMI IN (eARC/ARC) or HDMI IN (ARC) To connect an audio system that supports eARC (Enhanced Audio Return Channel) or ARC (Audio Return Channel), connect to the HDMI port labeled “eARC/ARC” or “ARC” on the TV. It is a feature that sends audio to an audio system that supports eARC/ARC through an HDMI cable. If the audio system does not support eARC/ARC, you need to connect with DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL).
	DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) Connects to an audio system with optical audio input. When connecting an audio system not compatible with ARC/eARC using an HDMI cable, you need to connect an optical audio cable to the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) to output digital sound.
	(Cable/Antenna input) Connects to Cable/Antenna/External Box. Note When connecting the cable to the Cable/Antenna input, finger tighten only, over tightening the connection can damage the TV.
	LAN Connect to a Router. Connect to the Internet using a LAN cable.
	COMPONENT IN Connects to VCR/Video game equipment/DVD Player/Camcorder/External Box*1. Use the component jacks as video jacks if your device only has video output jacks. When connecting mono equipment, connect to the L(MONO) audio jack (socket). *1 For an external device which has only SCART AV OUT, use a SCART-RCA adaptor.
	COMPONENT IN Connects to DVD Player with component output. Connects to the component jacks if your device has a component video output.
	CENTER SPEAKER IN To use your TV speakers as the center speaker, connect the output of your AV receiver to the CENTER SPEAKER IN on your TV. To use your TV speakers as the center speaker, press the HOME button on the remote control, then select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [Speakers] — [Audio system]. Note Before connecting cables, disconnect the AC power cord (mains lead) of both the TV and AV receiver. If you do not use the CENTER SPEAKER IN terminal , change the following setting to prevent noise from the speakers. Press the HOME button on the remote control, and disable [TV center speaker mode] in [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output].

How the LEDs light up

You can check the status of the TV by looking at how the LEDs light up.

White “on” or “blinking”	When the screen is off When the TV is turning on When receiving signals from the remote control When updating the software using a USB storage device etc.
Cyan “blinking”	When a mobile device (smartphone, tablet, etc.) is connecting to the TV on the home network etc.
Amber “on”	When the on timer is set When the sleep timer is set etc.
Yellow “on”*	When “Ok Google” is detected and the TV is communicating with the server.

^* Only TVs with a built-in MIC

Built-in MIC LED (only TVs with a built-in MIC)

The built-in MIC may not be available depending on your region/model/language.

Amber “on”

When the Built-in MIC is enabled

Home menu

The screen displayed when you press the HOME button on the remote control is called the Home Menu. From the Home Menu, you can search for content and select recommended content, apps, and settings.

The illustration is for visual reference and may be subject to change.

Search, Notifications, Inputs, Timers, and Settings (A)

(Microphone) / (On-screen keyboard):

Use the microphone on the remote control, the built-in MIC or the on-screen keyboard displayed on the TV to input keywords and search for various content. When (microphone) on the Home Screen is selected, whether the remote control microphone or the built-in MIC is used depends on your region/country/language/situation.
For voice search, refer to the Using the remote control microphone page.

(Notifications):

Displayed when there is a notification such as a connection issue. This also includes notifications from BRAVIA such as software updates and low battery levels in the remote control. The number indicates the number of notifications.

(Inputs):

Switches the input device connected to the TV.

(Timers):

Configure various settings for timers.
For details, refer to the Timers & Clock page.

(Settings):

Configure various TV-related settings.
For details, refer to the Settings page.

Apps (B)

Display your favorite apps.

• If you select [Apps], a list of installed apps is displayed.
• Select [Add app to favorites] to add an app to favorites.
• If you select an added app and press and hold the (Enter) button on the remote control, you can change the sort order or remove a favorite.
• If you select a TV app, you can watch TV broadcasts or input.

Play Next (C)

Displays what you can watch next depending on the content.

Note

• If there is no applicable content, [Play Next] may not be displayed.

Channels (D)

The rows under Apps (B) are called “Channels”. Here, you can access recommended content from video streaming services.

Hint

• The recent history of channels watched is displayed in [TV].
• You can add content to Play Next by selecting content on any channel and pressing and holding the (Enter) button on the remote control.
• You can move some of the channels under “Channels (D)” in the Home Menu. Use the (Up) / (Down) buttons to move the focus to the round icon of the row you want to move, and press (Left) button to be able to move the row up or down by pressing the (Up) / (Down) buttons.

Customize channels (E)

Customize channels is used to display or hide the selected channels.

Selecting inputs

To use devices (such as a Blu-ray/DVD player or USB flash drive) connected to the TV, or to watch TV after such use, you will need to switch the input.

If you edit the items and add apps, you will be able to switch to those apps in the input selection screen.

1. Press the INPUT or (Input) button repeatedly to select the connected device.
   Alternatively, press the INPUT or (Input) button, use the (Left) / (Right) buttons to select a connected device, and then press the (Enter) button.

Performing acoustic auto calibration

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

You can correct the audio to the best acoustics for your viewing environment by using the remote control microphone to measure a test sound from the TV. (This setting may not be available depending on the model.)
Models that support acoustic auto calibration have the following setting.
[Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Sound] — [Acoustic auto calibration]

1. Press the HOME button, then select the following settings.
   [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Sound] — [Acoustic auto calibration] — [Calibration setup]
2. Measure by following the on-screen instructions.
   The acoustics will be corrected automatically based on the measurement results of your watching environment.
   

Accessibility features

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

This TV has accessibility features in [Accessibility] such as a text-to-speech function for on-screen text, zooming to make text easier to read, and subtitles.

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [System] — [Accessibility] to configure the user assistive features.

[Accessibility] has a shortcut function so you can turn it on or off by pressing and holding the MUTING or MUTE button on the remote control for 3 seconds.

Useful features

• Searching for content/operating the TV with your voice
• Enjoying preferred apps
• Displaying the picture in a small screen
• Enjoying safe apps and video streaming services (Security & Restrictions)

Searching for content/operating the TV with your voice

• Using the remote control microphone This feature is available for TVs in which the included remote control has a MIC button.
• Using the built-in MIC on the TV (only TVs with a built-in MIC)

Using the remote control microphone

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

Remote controls that support voice control have a MIC button, and a built-in microphone. Ask Google to find movies, stream apps, play music, and control the TV - all with your voice. Press the Google Assistant (or MIC) button on the remote to get started.

1. Press the MIC button on your remote control.
   The LED on the remote control will light up.
   
2. Speak into the microphone while press the MIC button.
   Speech examples may be displayed depending on your model.
   
   Search results are displayed when you speak into the microphone.

Using the built-in MIC on the TV (only TVs with a built-in MIC)

The built-in MIC on the TV may not be available depending on your region/country/language.

Enjoying preferred apps

• Installing apps from the Google Play Store

Installing apps from the Google Play Store

You can install apps from the Google Play Store to the TV, just like you do with smartphones and tablets.

1. Press the HOME button, select [Apps] from the Home menu, and select [Google Play Store] from the apps list.
   If the supplied remote control has an APPS button, you can press the APPS button to display the apps list.
2. Select an app to install.

After downloading, the app is automatically installed and added. You can select [Open] to launch the app.

About paid apps

There are free apps and paid apps in the Google Play Store. To purchase a paid app, a prepaid Google Play gift card code or credit card information is required. You can purchase a Google Play gift card from various retailers.

To delete an app

1. Select the app you want to delete and press and hold the (Enter) button to uninstall the app.

Displaying the picture in a small screen

You can display the picture that you are watching (TV programs or content from HDMI-connected devices) as a small screen in the corner.

The position of the small screen varies depending on your TV.

Displaying the picture as a small screen

1. When watching a TV program, press the TV button, select [TV control] or [Remote control] in [TV menu], and then select [Picture-in-picture].
   When watching content from external input, press the INPUT button, press the (Up) button on the remote control, select [Control menu], and select (Picture-in-picture icon).
   The current picture is displayed as a small screen in the corner.

Closing the small screen or returning it to full screen

Enjoying safe apps and video streaming services (Security & Restrictions)

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

You can ensure safe use of the TV by setting installation restrictions on apps that are downloaded from unknown sources, or age restrictions on programs and videos. (Some features do not apply depending on your model/region/country.)

You can use restrict features by setting the following.

To set age restrictions on programs

1. Press the HOME button on the remote control, and then select the following in order.
   [Settings] — [System] — [Parental controls] — [Channels & External inputs] — [TV rating].
   The options depend on your model/country/region/settings.

Watching TV

• Watching TV programs
• Useful features when watching TV
• Changing the picture and sound quality to your preferences

Watching TV programs

• Understanding the information banner icons
• Using the program guide
• Using the TV menu

Understanding the information banner icons

When changing the channel, an information banner appears briefly. The following icons may appear in the banner.

:

Data service (Broadcast application)

:

Radio service

:

Scrambled/Subscription service

:

Multilingual audio available

:

Subtitles available

:

Subtitles and/or audio available for the hearing impaired

:

Recommended minimum age for current program (from 3 to 18 years)

:

Parental lock

:

Audio available for the visually impaired

:

Spoken subtitle audio available

:

Multi-channel audio available

Using the program guide

You can quickly find your preferred programs.

1. Press the GUIDE button to display the digital program guide.
2. Select a program to watch.
   The details of the program are displayed.
3. Select [View] to watch the program.

Using the TV menu

Press the TV button while watching a TV broadcast to display the [TV menu]. A channel list is displayed in [TV menu] and you can easily select programs on other channels while watching TV.

You can add favorite channels when using the built-in tuner.

1. Press the TV button while watching a TV broadcast.
   The TV menu is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
2. Move the focus left or right and select the program you want to watch.
   If you move the focus down and select [TV control] or [Remote control], options available while you are watching will be displayed. You can also select options such as [Digital] or [Cable] to change the displayed Channel list. (The displayed options vary depending on what you are watching.)

Useful features when watching TV

Timers

Use a timer to turn the TV on and off.
For details, refer to Timers & Clock.

Parental lock

Use [Parental controls] to set parental restrictions.
For details, refer to System.

SUBTITLE/CC

Change the subtitle display by pressing the SUBTITLE/CC button when watching content with available subtitles.

Picture quality/sound quality adjustment

Adjust the picture quality and sound quality according to your preferences.
For details, refer to Display & Sound.

Picture-in-picture

Operate the Home menu while the content you are watching is displayed in a corner of the screen.
For details, refer to Displaying the picture in a small screen.

Changing the picture and sound quality to your preferences

• Adjusting the picture quality
• Adjusting the sound quality
• “Sound” advanced settings
• Advanced auto volume
• Balance

Adjusting the picture quality

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

You can configure various settings related to the TV display such as color and brightness for picture quality, or screen size.

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — the desired option.

You can change the following settings.

Picture

Adjust the picture settings such as Brightness, Color, and Hue.

Screen

Adjust the aspect ratio and viewable screen area.

Wide mode

Adjust the picture size.

4:3 default

Automatic sizing for 4:3 pictures.

Auto display area

Automatically adjusts the viewable screen area based on the signal.

Display area

Adjust the viewable screen area.

Screen position

Adjust the vertical and horizontal screen position.

Adjusting the sound quality

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

You can configure various settings related to the TV’s sound such as sound quality and sound mode.

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — the desired option.

You can change the following settings.

“Sound” advanced settings

This page introduces various settings for the features you can configure in [Sound].

[Sound mode] settings

Advanced auto volume

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

The volume is automatically adjusted to a certain level according to changes in the volume level of broadcasts and input signals.
Reducing the volume difference that occurs when switching channels or inputs allows you to watch at a constant volume level. To enable this feature, press the HOME button, then select the following settings.
[Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Sound] — [Advanced auto volume]

Balance

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

Adjusts the balance of the left and right sound.
Due to the distance from walls and windows and the reflection of sound, you may hear the left and right sound become unbalanced. You can correct the volume balance to the level optimal for the viewing environment. To enable this feature, press the HOME button, then select the following settings.
[Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Sound] — [Balance]

Using the TV with Other Devices

• USB devices
• Blu-ray and DVD players
• Displaying the iPhone/smartphone or iPad/tablet app screen on the TV
• Computers, cameras, and camcorders
• Audio system (such as an AV receiver or sound bar)
• Bluetooth devices
• BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices
• Viewing pictures in 4K/8K from compatible devices
• BRAVIA Connectivity Guide

USB devices

• Playing content stored on a USB device
• Information about USB devices used for storing photos and music
• Supported files and formats

Playing content stored on a USB device

Connecting a USB device

Connect a USB storage device to the USB port of the TV to enjoy photo, music, and video files stored on the device.

1. USB storage device

Enjoy photos/music/movies stored on a USB device

You can enjoy photos/music/movies stored on a USB device on the TV screen.

1. If the USB device connected to the TV has a power switch, turn it on.
2. Press the HOME button, and select Apps from the Home menu, then select [Media Player].
   If the supplied remote control has an APPS button, you can press the APPS button.
3. Select the USB device name.
4. Select the folder, and select the file to play.

To check the supported file formats

• Supported files and formats

Information about USB devices used for storing photos and music

• The USB ports on the TV support FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, and NTFS file systems.
• When connecting a Sony digital still camera to the TV with a USB cable, USB connection settings on your camera need to be set to “Auto” or “Mass Storage” mode.
• If your digital still camera does not work with your TV, try the following:
  • Set the USB connection settings on your camera to “Mass Storage”.
  • Copy the files from the camera to a USB flash drive, then connect the drive to the TV.
• Some photos and movies may be magnified, resulting in low picture quality. Depending on the size and aspect ratio, images may not be displayed in full screen.
• It may take a while to display a photo, depending on the file and/or settings.
• In no event shall Sony be liable for recording failure or any damage or loss of recorded contents caused or associated with the TV’s malfunction, the USB device’s malfunction, or any other problem.

Supported files and formats

• Photos
• Music
• Videos
• Audio sampling rates (for videos)
• External subtitles

Photos

Use case : USB / Home Network

• ^*1 ARW is only to be used for playing back files.

Other supported files and formats

• Music
• Videos
• Audio sampling rates (for videos)
• External subtitles

Music

Use case : USB / Home Network

mp4

Extension: *.mp4 / *.m4a

3gpp

Extension: *.3gp / *.3g2

Asf

Extension: *.wma

Other

Extension: *.mp3

Extension: *.wav

Extension: *.flac

• ^*1 The use case of LPCM is Home Network only.
• ^*2 The use case of WAV is 2ch only.

Other supported files and formats

• Photos
• Videos
• Audio sampling rates (for videos)
• External subtitles

Videos

Use case : USB / Home Network

MPEG1 (*.mpg / *.mpe / *.mpeg)

Subtitle Type : External

MPEG2PS (*.mpg / *.mpe / *.mpeg)

Subtitle Type : External

MPEG2TS

Extension : *.m2t

Subtitle Type : External

Extension : *.m2ts / *.mts

Subtitle Type : External

MP4 (*.mp4)

Subtitle Type : External

• ^*1 This line includes the XAVC S format use case. The maximum supported bitrate for XAVC S is 100 Mbps.

avi (*.avi)

Subtitle Type : External

Asf (*.asf / *.wmv)

Subtitle Type : External

MKV (*.mkv)

Subtitle Type : Internal / External

3gpp (*.3gp / *.3g2)

Subtitle Type : External

MOV (*.mov)

Subtitle Type : External

WebM (*.webm)

Subtitle Type : External

Other supported files and formats

• Photos
• Music
• Audio sampling rates (for videos)
• External subtitles

Audio sampling rates (for videos)

Other supported files and formats

• Photos
• Music
• Videos
• External subtitles

External subtitles

Use case : USB

Other supported files and formats

• Photos
• Music
• Videos
• Audio sampling rates (for videos)

Blu-ray and DVD players

• Connecting a Blu-ray or DVD player
• Watching Blu-ray and DVD discs

Connecting a Blu-ray or DVD player

Connect a Blu-ray/DVD player to the TV.

Use a connection method below based on the terminals available on your TV.

HDMI connection

For optimum picture quality, we recommend connecting your player to the TV using an HDMI cable. If your Blu-ray/DVD player has an HDMI jack (socket), connect it using an HDMI cable.

1. Blu-ray/DVD player (same as connecting a cable/satellite box)
2. HDMI cable (not supplied)^*

^* Be sure to use an authorized Premium High Speed HDMI^™ Cable(s) bearing the HDMI logo.

Component video connection

If your Blu-ray/DVD player has component video jacks (sockets), connect them to the TV using a component video cable and an audio cable.

1. Blu-ray/DVD player (same as connecting a cable/satellite box)
2. Component video cable (not supplied)
3. Audio cable (not supplied)

Composite connection

If your Blu-ray/DVD player has composite jacks (sockets), connect them using a composite video/audio cable.

1. Blu-ray/DVD player (same as connecting a cable/satellite box)
2. Composite video/audio cable (not supplied)

When using an Analog Extension cable

1. Blu-ray/DVD player (same as connecting a cable/satellite box)
2. Analog Extension cable (supplied)^*
3. RCA Cable (not supplied)

^* Whether the Analog Extension cable is supplied depends on your model/region/country.

Cable that connects to the video input jack

The 3.5 mm jack of the Analog Extension Cable has 4 poles.

1. 3.5 mm
2. Left for Audio signal.
3. Video signal.
4. Ground.
5. Right for Audio signal.

Watching Blu-ray and DVD discs

You can watch content from Blu-ray/DVD discs or other content supported by your player on the TV.

1. Turn on the connected Blu-ray/DVD player.
2. Press the INPUT or (Input) button repeatedly to select the connected Blu-ray/DVD player.
3. Start playback on the connected Blu-ray/DVD player.

Displaying the iPhone/smartphone or iPad/tablet app screen on the TV

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

Chromecast built-in™ or AirPlay allows you to display (cast) your favorite websites and app screens on your mobile device directly to the TV.

Using Chromecast built-in

1. Connect a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet to the same home network that the TV is connected to.
2. Launch a Chromecast built-in supported app on the mobile device.
3. Select the (cast) icon in the app.
4. Select the TV as the cast destination.
   The screen of the mobile device is displayed on the TV.

Computers, cameras, and camcorders

• Connecting a computer and viewing stored content
• Connecting a camera or camcorder and viewing stored content
• Computer video signal specifications

Connecting a computer and viewing stored content

To connect a computer

Use an HDMI cable to connect your computer to the TV.

1. Computer
2. HDMI cable (not supplied)^*

^* Be sure to use an authorized Premium High Speed HDMI^™ Cable(s) bearing the HDMI logo. We recommend an Ultra High Speed HDMI^™ Cable when connecting to a computer that supports 4K 120Hz.

To check the video signal specifications

• Computer video signal specifications

To view content stored on a computer

After connecting the computer, press the INPUT or (Input) button, then select the input the computer is connected to.

To check the supported file formats

• Supported files and formats

Connecting a camera or camcorder and viewing stored content

To connect a camera or camcorder

Connect your Sony digital still camera or camcorder using an HDMI cable. Use a cable that has an HDMI mini jack (socket) for the digital still camera/camcorder end, and a standard HDMI jack (socket) for the TV end.

1. Digital still camera
2. Camcorder
3. HDMI cable (not supplied)^*

^* Be sure to use an authorized Premium High Speed HDMI^™ Cable(s) bearing the HDMI logo.

To view content stored on a digital still camera/camcorder

1. After connecting the digital still camera/camcorder, turn it on.
2. Press the INPUT or (Input) button repeatedly to select the connected digital still camera/camcorder.
3. Start playback on the connected digital still camera/camcorder.

To check the supported file formats

• Supported files and formats

Computer video signal specifications

(Resolution, Horizontal frequency/Vertical frequency)

• 640 x 480, 31.5 kHz/60 Hz
• 800 x 600, 37.9 kHz/60 Hz
• 1024 x 768, 48.4 kHz/60 Hz
• 1152 x 864, 67.5 kHz/75 Hz
• 1280 x 1024, 64.0 kHz/60 Hz
• 1600 x 900, 56.0 kHz/60 Hz
• 1680 x 1050, 65.3 kHz/60 Hz
• 1920 x 1080, 67.5 kHz/60 Hz ^*
• 3840 x 2160, 67.5 kHz/30 Hz
• 3840 x 2160, 135.0 kHz/60 Hz (8 bits)

^* 1920 x 1080 timing, when applied to the HDMI input, will be treated as a video timing and not computer timing. This will affect the [Screen] settings in [Display & Sound]. To view computer content, set [Wide mode] to [Full], and [Display area] to [+1]. ([Display area] is configurable only when [Auto display area] is disabled.)

Audio system (such as an AV receiver or sound bar)

• Outputting audio from an audio system
• Connecting an audio system
• Adjusting an audio system
• Using the TV as a center speaker (only models with TV center speaker mode)
• Pass-through audio formats supported with eARC

Outputting audio from an audio system

You can connect audio systems such as AV receivers or sound bars to the TV. Select a connection method below according to the specifications of the audio system you want to connect.

• Connecting with an HDMI cable (For details, carefully read “Connection using an HDMI cable” below.)
• Connecting with a digital optical cable

For connection methods, refer to the Connecting an audio system page.

Connection using an HDMI cable

This TV supports Audio Return Channel (ARC) or Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC). You can use an HDMI cable to output audio from audio systems that support ARC and eARC.

On TVs that support eARC, you can output (pass-through) audio signals from external input devices connected to the TV to eARC supported audio systems by using the HDMI terminal bearing the text “ARC” or “eARC/ARC”.

For connection methods, refer to the Connecting an audio system page.

Connecting an audio system

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

See the illustrations below to connect an audio system such as an AV receiver or sound bar.

HDMI connection (ARC supported)

1. Connect the TV and audio system with an HDMI cable.
   Connect to the TV’s HDMI input terminal bearing the text “ARC” or “eARC/ARC”.
   
   
   1. AV receiver or sound bar
   2. HDMI cable (not supplied)^*

   ^* We recommend authorized Premium High Speed HDMI^™ Cable(s) bearing the HDMI logo.

2. Adjusting an audio system

Digital optical cable connection

1. Connect the TV and audio system with a digital optical cable.
   Connect to the audio system’s digital optical input terminal.
   
   
   1. AV receiver or Sound bar
   2. Optical audio cable (not supplied)
2. Adjusting an audio system

Adjusting an audio system

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

After connecting an audio system to the TV, adjust the TV’s audio output from the audio system.

Adjusting an audio system connected with an HDMI cable or digital optical cable

1. After connecting the TV to your audio system, press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [Speakers] — [Audio system].
2. Turn on the connected audio system, then adjust the volume.
   If you connect a BRAVIA Sync-compatible device with an HDMI connection, you can operate it by simply using the TV’s remote control.

Using the TV as a center speaker (only models with TV center speaker mode)

Models with TV center speaker mode have CENTER SPEAKER IN terminals on the back of the TV.

If [Speakers] is set to [Audio system], you can use the TV speakers as a center speaker for a home theater simply by connecting an AV receiver to the CENTER SPEAKER IN terminal of the TV^*.

*The TV and AV receiver must be connected by either an HDMI cable or digital optical cable.

Speaker cable connection

Connect the TV and AV receiver with a speaker cable.

1. AV receiver
2. Speaker cable (not supplied)

Use a speaker cable (not supplied) to connect the AV receiver to the CENTER SPEAKER IN terminal of the TV.
When connecting, make sure to twist the ends of the speaker cable and insert them into the connection terminals of the TV and AV receiver.

The CENTER SPEAKER IN terminal varies depending on the model. Refer to the figures below when connecting the speaker cable.

*Strip about 10 mm (13/32 inches) of insulation from the speaker cable at each end.

Pass-through audio formats supported with eARC

Confirm that you can pass-through the following audio formats.

• 7.1 channel linear PCM: 32/44.1/48 kHz 16 bits
• Dolby Digital
• Dolby Digital Plus
• DTS
• Dolby TrueHD
• DTS-HD MA
• Dolby Atmos
• DTS:X Master Audio
• MPEG2 - AAC/MPEG4 - AAC

For details, refer to the support page.

• Support Site

Bluetooth devices

• Connecting a Bluetooth device
• Adjusting the AV sync setting
• Supported Bluetooth profiles

Connecting a Bluetooth device

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

To pair the TV with a Bluetooth device

Only for Bluetooth A2DP-supported models that can use Bluetooth audio devices such as headphones or speakers.

Bluetooth A2DP-supported models that support Bluetooth audio devices have [A/V sync] in [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output].

1. Turn the Bluetooth device on and put it in pairing mode.
   To put your Bluetooth device in pairing mode, refer to the instruction manual of the device.
2. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Remotes & Accessories] — [Pair accessory] to put the TV in pairing mode.
   Available Bluetooth devices will be displayed.
3. Select the desired device, then follow the on-screen instructions.
   If you are prompted to enter a passcode, refer to the instruction manual of the device.
   After pairing is completed, the device connects to the TV.

Adjusting the AV sync setting

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If a Bluetooth audio device is connected, there may be a delay between the picture and sound due to the properties of Bluetooth. You can adjust the delay between the picture and sound with the A/V sync setting. (Only for Bluetooth A2DP-supported models that can use Bluetooth audio devices.)

Bluetooth A2DP-supported models that support Bluetooth audio devices have [A/V sync] in [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output].

1. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [A/V sync] — the desired option.

Supported Bluetooth profiles

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The TV supports the following profiles:

• HID (Human Interface Device Profile)
• HOGP (HID over GATT Profile)
• A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)^*
• AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile)^*
• SPP (Serial Port Profile)

^* Available depending on your model/region/country.

A2DP and AVRCP supported models have [A/V sync] in [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output].

BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices

• BRAVIA Sync overview
• Using features available for BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices
• Adjusting BRAVIA Sync settings

BRAVIA Sync overview

If a BRAVIA Sync-compatible device (e.g., Blu-ray player, AV receiver) is connected with an HDMI cable, you can operate the device with the TV’s remote control.

Using features available for BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices

To operate BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices from the TV, use the INPUT or (Input) button on the remote control to select the device you want to operate.

Blu-ray/DVD player

• Automatically turns the TV on and switches the input to the connected Blu-ray/DVD player when the Blu-ray/DVD player starts to play.
• Automatically turns the connected Blu-ray/DVD player off when you turn the TV off.
• Allows operations such as menu operation and playback with the (Up) / (Down) / (Left) / (Right) buttons on the TV remote control.

AV receiver

• Automatically turns the connected AV receiver 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 receiver to output the TV’s sound.
• Automatically switches the sound output to the AV receiver by turning the AV receiver on when the TV is turned on.
• Automatically turns the connected AV receiver off when you turn the TV off.
• Adjusts the volume (VOL +/- buttons) and mutes the sound (MUTING or MUTE button) of the connected AV receiver through the TV’s remote control.

Video camera

• Automatically turns the TV on and switches the input to the connected video camera when the camera is turned on.
• Automatically turns the connected video camera off when you turn the TV off.
• Allows operations such as menu operation and playback with the (Up) / (Down) / (Left) / (Right) buttons on the TV remote control.

Adjusting BRAVIA Sync settings

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When BRAVIA Sync is set up, you will be able to turn off a connected device with the TV or set a device connected via HDMI cable to be operated with the TV’s remote control.

1. Turn on the connected device.
2. To enable [BRAVIA Sync control], press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Channels & Inputs] — [External inputs] — [BRAVIA Sync settings] — [BRAVIA Sync control].
3. Activate BRAVIA Sync on the connected device.
   When a specific Sony BRAVIA Sync-compatible device is connected and powered on and [BRAVIA Sync control] is enabled, BRAVIA Sync is automatically activated on that device. For details, refer to the instruction manual of the connected device.

Available options

Available options are shown below. (Options vary depending on your model/region/country.)

[Device auto power off]

If disabled, the connected device does not turn off automatically when the TV is turned off.

[TV auto power on]

If disabled, the TV does not turn on automatically when the connected device is turned on.

[BRAVIA Sync device list]

Displays the BRAVIA Sync device list.

[Device control keys]

Allows you to set buttons to control an HDMI connected device.

Viewing pictures in 4K/8K from compatible devices

• Viewing pictures in 4K resolution
• Settings for viewing pictures through HDMI input with higher quality
• Viewing pictures in 8K resolution (8K models only)
• Settings for viewing pictures in 8K resolution (8K models only)

Viewing pictures in 4K resolution

You can connect a digital still camera/camcorder that supports HDMI 4K output to HDMI IN of the TV to display high resolution photos stored on the camera. You can also display high resolution photos stored in connected USB devices or your home network. A picture with a 4K or higher resolution can be displayed in 4K resolution (3840×2160).

The availability of this function depends on your region/country.

1. Digital still camera
2. Camcorder
3. USB device
4. Network device

To view pictures stored on a USB device or network device in 4K resolution

1. Connect the USB device or network device to the TV.
2. Press the HOME button, and select Apps from the Home menu, then select [Media Player].
   If the supplied remote control has an APPS button, you can press the APPS button.
3. Select the USB device name or network device name.
4. Select the folder, and then select the file to play.

To view pictures stored on a digital still camera/camcorder

1. Connect a digital still camera or camcorder that supports HDMI output to the HDMI IN jack (socket) of the TV, using an HDMI cable.
2. Press the INPUT or (Input) button repeatedly to select the connected device.
3. Set the connected device to 4K output.
4. Start playback on the connected device.

To check the supported file formats

• Supported files and formats

To view pictures in 4K resolution with higher quality

You can set the HDMI signal format to Enhanced format to view pictures in 4K resolution with higher quality.

For information about Enhanced format or changing the settings, refer to the Settings for viewing pictures through HDMI input with higher quality page.

Settings for viewing pictures through HDMI input with higher quality

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When you display the High-Quality 4K format with the HDMI input, set [HDMI signal format] in [External inputs].

HDMI signal format

To change the HDMI signal format setting, press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Channels & Inputs] — [External inputs] — [HDMI signal format] — the HDMI input you want to set.
Follow the on-screen instructions, and set the HDMI signal format from the HDMI input terminal to a suitable format below. Available HDMI signal formats depend on your model and HDMI input.

Standard format

Standard HDMI format^*1 for normal use.

Enhanced format

High-Quality HDMI format^*1*2. Only set when using capable devices.

^*1 HDR included .
^*2 4K 60p 4:2:0 10 bit, 4:4:4, 4:2:2 etc.

Viewing pictures in 8K resolution (8K models only)

You can connect a digital still camera/camcorder that supports HDMI 8K output to HDMI IN 4 of the TV to display high resolution photos stored on the camera. You can also display high resolution photos stored in connected USB devices or your home network. A picture with a 8K or higher resolution can be displayed in 8K resolution (7680×4320) (8K models only).
For models that support 8K, [Enhanced format (8K)] is available in [Settings] — [Channels & Inputs] — [External inputs] — [HDMI signal format].

The availability of this function depends on your region/country.

1. Digital still camera
2. Camcorder
3. USB device
4. Network device

To view pictures stored on a USB device or network device in 8K resolution

1. Connect the USB device or network device to the TV.
2. Press the HOME button, select Apps from the Home menu, then select [Media Player].
   If the supplied remote control has an APPS button, you can press the APPS button.
3. Select the USB device name or network device name.
4. Select the folder, and then select the file to play.

To view pictures stored on a digital still camera/camcorder

1. Connect a digital still camera or camcorder that supports HDMI output to the HDMI IN 4 jack (socket) of the TV, using an HDMI cable.
2. Press the INPUT button repeatedly to select the connected device.
3. Set the connected device to 8K output.
4. Start playback on the connected device.

To check the supported file formats

• Supported files and formats

To view pictures in 8K resolution

You can set the HDMI signal format to [Enhanced format (8K)] to view pictures in 8K resolution.

For information about [Enhanced format (8K)] or changing the settings, refer to the Settings for viewing pictures in 8K resolution (8K models only) page.

Settings for viewing pictures in 8K resolution (8K models only)

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

When you display the High-Quality 8K format with the HDMI input, set [HDMI signal format] in [External inputs].

HDMI signal format

To change the HDMI signal format setting, press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Channels & Inputs] — [External inputs] — [HDMI signal format] — the HDMI input you want to set.

HDMI IN 1/2/3

Standard format

Standard HDMI format^*1 for normal use.

Enhanced format

High-Quality HDMI format^*1*2. Only set when using capable devices.

^*1 HDR included.
^*2 4K 60p 4:2:0 10 bit, 4:4:4, 4:2:2 etc.
^*3 8K 24/30p 4:2:0 8 bit, 4K 120p 4:2:0 8 bit

BRAVIA Connectivity Guide

Descriptions about connecting devices to the TV are also available on the Sony support website. Refer to it as necessary.

• https://www.sony.net/tv_connectivity_guide/ https://www.sony.net/tv_connectivity_guide/
  

Connecting to a Network

• Connecting to a network
• Home network features
• Viewing Internet content

Connecting to a network

• Connecting to a network using a LAN cable
• Connecting to a network using a wireless connection

Connecting to a network using a LAN cable

Connecting to a network using a LAN cable

A wired LAN connection allows you to access the Internet and your home network.

Make sure to connect to the Internet or home network via a router.

1. LAN cable
2. Computer
3. Router
4. Modem
5. Internet

1. Set up your LAN router.
   For details, refer to the instruction manual of your LAN router, or contact the person who set up the network (network administrator).

Connecting to a network using a wireless connection

• Using Wi-Fi to connect the TV to the Internet/Network
• Using Wi-Fi Direct to connect to the TV (no wireless router required)

Using Wi-Fi to connect the TV to the Internet/Network

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

The built-in wireless LAN device allows you to access the Internet and enjoy the benefits of networking in a cable-free environment.

1. Computer
2. Wireless router
3. Modem
4. Internet

1. Set up your wireless router.
   For details, refer to the instruction manual of your wireless router, or contact the person who set up the network (network administrator).
2. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Network & Internet].
3. Select a network you want to connect to and set the password.
   If your TV can not connect to the Internet/Network, refer to The TV cannot connect to the Internet/Network. page.

To turn off the built-in wireless LAN

1. To disable [Wi-Fi], press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Network & Internet] — [Wi-Fi].

Using Wi-Fi Direct to connect to the TV (no wireless router required)

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You can connect a device to the TV wirelessly, without using a wireless router, and then stream videos, photos, and music that is stored on your device directly to the TV.

1. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Network & Internet] — [Wi‑Fi Direct] — [Wi‑Fi Direct settings].
2. Select the TV name displayed on the TV screen with the Wi-Fi Direct device.
   If the device does not support Wi-Fi Direct, select the [Show Network (SSID)/Password].
3. Operate the Wi-Fi Direct/Wi-Fi device to connect with the TV.
4. Send content from the Wi-Fi Direct/Wi-Fi device to the TV.
   For details, refer to the instruction manual of the device.

If connection is not successful

When the standby screen for the Wi-Fi Direct setting is displayed, select [Show Network (SSID)/Password] and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the set-up.

To connect another device

Follow the steps above to connect devices. Up to 10 devices can be connected at the same time. To connect another device when 10 devices are already connected, disconnect an unnecessary device, then connect the other device.

To change the name of the TV shown on the connected device

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [System] — [About] — [Device name].

To list connected devices/deregister devices

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Network & Internet] — [Wi‑Fi Direct] — [Show device list/Delete].

To deregister a device, select the device in the list to delete, then press the (Enter) button. Then, select [Yes] on the confirmation screen.

To deregister all devices, select [Delete all] in the list, then [Yes] in the confirmation display.

Home network features

• Adjusting home network settings
• Playing content from a computer
• Playing content from a media server

Adjusting home network settings

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You can adjust the following home network settings.

To check the server connection

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Network & Internet] — [Home network] — [Server diagnostics] — follow the on-screen instructions to perform diagnostics.

To use the renderer function

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Network & Internet] — [Home network] — [Renderer] — the desired option.

[Renderer]

Enable the renderer function.

You can play photo/music/video files in a controller (e.g., digital still camera) on the TV screen by operating the device directly.

[Renderer access control]

• Select [Auto access permission] to access the TV automatically when a controller accesses the TV for the first time.
• Select [Custom settings] to change the access permission settings of each controller.

Playing content from a computer

You can enjoy content (photo/music/video files) stored on a network device located in another room, if you connect the TV to a home network via a router.

1. Computer (Server)
2. Router
3. Modem
4. Internet

1. Connect the TV to your home network.
2. Press the HOME button, and select Apps from the Home menu, then select [Media Player].
   If the supplied remote control has an APPS button, you can press the APPS button.
3. Select the network device name.
4. Select the folder, and then select the file to play.

To check the supported file formats

• Supported files and formats

Playing content from a media server

You can play photo/music/video files in a controller (e.g., digital still camera) on the TV screen by operating the controller directly, if you connect the TV to a home network via a router. The controller should also be renderer-compatible.

1. Digital still camera (Controller)
2. Router
3. Modem
4. Internet

1. Connect the TV to your home network.
2. Operate the controller to start playing the content on the TV screen.

Viewing Internet content

You can use video streaming services such as YouTube™ and Netflix to watch Internet content. The available services vary depending on your country and region. You can launch these services by selecting their apps in the Home Menu. If a Google Account is set on the TV, you can also select content that is displayed in the Home Menu.

Settings

The menus displayed in the TV settings vary depending on your model/region/country.

• Using the Quick Settings
• Channels & Inputs Channels and External inputs, etc.
• Display & Sound Picture, Screen, Sound and Audio output, etc.
• Network & Internet
• Accounts & Sign In Configure the Google Account or add other accounts.
• Privacy You can restrict installation of apps from unknown sources.
• Apps
• System Date & Time, Language, Sound, Home screen, Accessibility, Parental controls, LED indicator and Power, etc.
• Remotes & Accessories Remote control and Bluetooth settings.
• Timers & Clock Timer, Sleep timer, Alarm, Clock display, etc.

Using the Quick Settings

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If you press the (Quick Settings) or ACTION MENU button on the remote control, you can quickly access features such as [Picture mode], [Sleep timer], and [Picture Off] on the current screen, and settings such as [Speakers] depending on the connected devices. You can also display [Settings] from [Quick Settings].

1. Press the (Quick Settings) or ACTION MENU button on the remote control.
2. Move the focus to change a setting or select it.

To change the settings that are displayed

1. Press the (Quick Settings) or ACTION MENU button on the remote control.
2. Move the focus left or right, and select (Edit).
3. Select the desired setting.
4. Select [Close].

Channels & Inputs

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1. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Channels & Inputs] — the desired option.

Available options

[Channels]

Configures the settings related to receiving broadcast programming.

[Preferences (Channels)]

Configures [Subtitle settings] and [Audio settings (Broadcast)].

[Info banner]

Display program information when channel is changed.

[External inputs]

Configures the settings of the external inputs and BRAVIA Sync.
For details about BRAVIA Sync, refer to BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices.

Display & Sound

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

1. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — the desired option.

Available options

[Picture]

Configures display settings that adjust the picture quality, such as screen brightness.
To adjust the picture quality to your preferences, refer to the Adjusting the picture quality page.

[Screen]

Adjusts the screen size and position.

[Sound]

Configures settings that adjust the sound.
To adjust the sound quality to your preferences, refer to the Adjusting the sound quality page.

[Audio output]

Configures selection settings related to speakers.

[Expert panel settings](only models equipped with an OLED panel)

Use when setting [Pixel shift] or manually performing [Panel refresh].

For details, refer to OLED panel (only models equipped with an OLED panel).

Network & Internet

Configures settings for such things as wireless LANs, wired LANs, and home networks.

Accounts & Sign In

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1. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Accounts & Sign In] — the desired option.

Privacy

You can restrict the installation of apps from unknown sources.

Apps

Allows you to configure or uninstall apps, or clear the cache.

System

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1. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [System] — the desired option.

Available options

^* Only TVs with a built-in MIC

Remotes & Accessories

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

1. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Remotes & Accessories] — the desired option.

Available options

You can enable or disable Bluetooth, or register Bluetooth devices.

[Bluetooth]

Enables or disables Bluetooth.

[Pair accessory]

Pairs Bluetooth devices.

[Remote control]

Setup for pairing the Voice Remote Control.

Timers & Clock

Troubleshooting

• Start here Experiencing trouble? Start here.
• Picture (quality)/screen
• Keyboard
• Broadcast reception
• Sound
• Network (Internet/home)/apps
• Remote control/accessories
• Power
• Connected devices
• LED

Start here

• Self diagnostics
• Software updates
• If a full reset (restart) of the TV is required
• Frequently Asked Questions for Troubleshooting

Self diagnostics

Check if the TV is working properly.

1. Press the HOME button, select [Apps] from the Home Menu, and select [Help] from the apps list.
   If the supplied remote control has a HELP button, press the HELP button.
2. Select [Status & Diagnostics] — [Self diagnostics].

If the problem persists, try the following.

• Reset (restart) the TV. For details, refer to If a full reset (restart) of the TV is required.
• Check and try Software updates.
• Support Site

Software updates

Sony will provide software updates from time to time in order to enhance functionality and provide users with the latest TV experience. The easiest way to receive software updates is via an internet connection to the TV.

Updating software via USB storage device

If you do not have a network connection, you can also update the software by using a USB storage device. Use your computer to download the latest software from the Sony support website onto a USB storage device. Insert the USB storage device to a USB port on the TV and the software update will start automatically.

If you will update the TV software by using a USB storage device, you should read the cautions for update by USB storage device on the website.

For more about the support site, please see the Support Site page.

If a full reset (restart) of the TV is required

If you have trouble such as the picture not displaying on the screen or the remote control not working, reset the TV with the following procedure. If the problem persists, try the factory reset procedure below.
If an external USB device is connected to the TV, disconnect the USB device from the TV before resetting.

Power Reset

1. Restart the TV with the remote control.
   Press and continue holding the power button on the remote control for about 5 seconds until the TV restarts (a shutting down message will appear).

   The restart procedure depends on the model, and you can also press and hold the power button on the remote control for 2 seconds and select [Restart] from the TV screen.
   You will not lose your TV settings and data even after restarting (same as when the AC power cord is unplugged and plugged).

   The TV will turn off and restart automatically after about one minute. If the TV does not turn on automatically, press the power button on the remote control after 20 seconds.

2. Unplug the AC power cord (mains lead).
   If the problem persists after step 1, unplug the TV power cord (mains lead) from the electrical outlet. Then press the power button on the TV, and release it. Wait for 2 minutes, and plug the power cord (mains lead) back into the electrical outlet.

Factory data reset

If the problem persists after a power reset, try a factory data reset.

1. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [System] — [About] — [Reset] — [Factory data reset].
2. Delete everything.
   If you have set a PIN code on your TV, you will be prompted to input it.
   After the factory reset process completes successfully, the TV will start the Initial Setup wizard. You must agree to the Google Terms of Service and Google Privacy Policy.

Frequently Asked Questions for Troubleshooting

For troubleshooting information, you can also refer to “Frequently Asked Questions” in our support site below.

• http://www.sony.net/androidtv-faq/
  
• http://www.sony.net/androidtv-faq/

Picture (quality)/screen

• No color/Dark picture/Color is not correct/Picture is too bright.
• Distorted picture./The screen flickers.
• The screen suddenly changes to a video you do not recognize while watching TV.
• A black box appears on the screen.
• There are banners/tickers at the top or bottom of the screen.
• High resolution HDR pictures are not displayed.
• Auto picture mode does not switch to [Cinema]. (Only models with the model name ending in H)
• A message about an app asking for permission to access a TV function is displayed.
• OLED panel (only models equipped with an OLED panel)

No color/Dark picture/Color is not correct/Picture is too bright.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Check the antenna/cable connection.
• Connect the TV to the AC power (mains), and press the power button on the TV or the remote control.
• Press the HOME button, and select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Picture] to make adjustments.
  For details, refer to Adjusting the picture quality page.
• If you set [Power saving] to [Low] or [High], the black level will be enhanced. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [System] — [Power & Energy] — [Power saving] to [Off] to brighten the screen.

Distorted picture./The screen flickers.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

Check the connection and position of the antenna and peripheral devices

• Check the antenna/cable connection.
• Keep the antenna/cable away from other connecting cables.
• When installing an optional device, leave some space between the device and the TV.
• Make sure that the antenna is connected using a high quality 75-ohm coaxial cable.

Check the [Motion] setting

• Press the HOME button, and select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Picture] — [Motion] — [Motionflow] — [Off].
• Change the current setting of [CineMotion] to [Off].
  Press the HOME button, and select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Picture] — [Motion] — [CineMotion].

The screen suddenly changes to a video you do not recognize while watching TV.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

In this case, the TV might be in demo mode. Try exiting demo mode.

• Press the HOME button and select [Settings] — [System] — [Retail mode settings]. Disable [Demo mode] and [Picture reset mode].

A black box appears on the screen.

• A text option is selected although no text is available. Check the [Captions] settings in [Accessibility]. (Option name differs depending on your region/country.) You can select a different option from the current option.

There are banners/tickers at the top or bottom of the screen.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

In this case, the TV might be in demo mode. Try exiting demo mode.

• Press the HOME button and select [Settings] — [System] — [Retail mode settings]. Disable [Demo mode] and [Picture reset mode].

High resolution HDR pictures are not displayed.

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The following are required to watch high resolution HDR pictures such as 4K (50p/60p)^*.

• Connect the 4K (50p/60p)^* playable device.
• Use a Premium High Speed HDMI^™ Cable(s) that supports 18 Gbps.
• Set [HDMI signal format] to [Enhanced format] by selecting [Settings] — [Channels & Inputs] — [External inputs] — [HDMI signal format] — the HDMI terminal you want to set.
• Check whether the connected device has the latest settings or firmware.

^* Availability depends on your model/region/country.

Auto picture mode does not switch to [Cinema]. (Only models with the model name ending in H)

Cinema in Picture mode may not support switching in Auto picture mode depending on the device or signal used. In such cases, press the (Quick Settings) button or ACTION MENU button on the remote control, and switch the Picture mode to [Cinema] manually.

A message about an app asking for permission to access a TV function is displayed.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Select whether to allow or deny the app access to the displayed function.
• You can check the list of app permissions categorized by TV function and change permission settings for each app. Press the HOME button, select [Settings] — [Apps] — [App permissions] — the desired TV function.

OLED panel (only models equipped with an OLED panel)

• The screen becomes darker after a certain period of time. (only models equipped with an OLED panel)
• The message [Panel refresh did not finish] is displayed. (only models equipped with an OLED panel)
• You are concerned about an image retention. (only models equipped with an OLED panel)
• A white line, or a red, green, or blue line appears on the screen. (only some models equipped with an OLED panel)

The screen becomes darker after a certain period of time. (only models equipped with an OLED panel)

• If the whole image or part of the image remains still, the screen will gradually become darker to reduce image retention. This is a feature to protect the panel, and is not a malfunction.

The message [Panel refresh did not finish] is displayed. (only models equipped with an OLED panel)

If the TV is turned on, the AC power cord (mains lead) is unplugged, or the ambient temperature falls outside of the range between 10°C and 40°C during the panel refresh, the process will not complete and this message will appear. Start the procedure again from the beginning.

You are concerned about an image retention. (only models equipped with an OLED panel)

If the same image is displayed repeatedly or for long periods of time, image retention may occur. This issue is not a malfunction.

The TV has two functions, [Pixel shift] and [Panel refresh], that are designed to reduce image retention.
You can perform a [Panel refresh] when necessary.

1. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Expert panel settings] — [Panel refresh].

A white line, or a red, green, or blue line appears on the screen. (only some models equipped with an OLED panel)

• The panel refresh feature is running. A white line, or a red, green, or blue line may be displayed on the screen during the panel refresh. This is not a malfunction of the TV.

Keyboard

You cannot operate the current screen after the on-screen keyboard is displayed.

• To return to operation of the screen behind the on-screen keyboard, press the BACK button on the remote control.

Broadcast reception

• Check these things first to troubleshoot your TV reception.
• Block noise or an error message appears and you cannot watch broadcasts.
• Ghosting or double images appear.
• Only snow noise or a black picture appears on the screen.
• There is picture or sound noise when viewing an analog TV channel.
• Some channels are blank.
• Poor reception or poor picture quality with digital broadcasts.
• You cannot view digital channels.
• You cannot receive or select channels.
• Broadcast HD formats have poor quality.

Check these things first to troubleshoot your TV reception.

• Make sure that the antenna cable is firmly connected to the TV.
  • Make sure that the antenna cable is not loose or disconnected.
  • Make sure that the cable or cable connector of antenna is not damaged.
• To watch streaming content, connect the TV to the Internet.

Block noise or an error message appears and you cannot watch broadcasts.

• Make sure that the antenna cable is connected to the correct ports (at the TV/connected devices/wall).
• Make sure that the cable is not old or that the inside of the connector is not short-circuited.

Ghosting or double images appear.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Check cable or antenna connections.
• Check the antenna location and direction.
• Press the HOME button, and select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Picture] — [Motion] — [Motionflow] — [Off].

Only snow noise or a black picture appears on the screen.

• Check if auto tuning is performed.
• Check if the antenna is broken or bent.
• Check if the antenna has reached the end of its serviceable life (3-5 years for normal use, 1-2 years at a seaside location).

There is picture or sound noise when viewing an analog TV channel.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Check the [Analog channel adjustment] setting.

  Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Channels & Inputs] — [Channels] — [Channel Setup] — [Analog channel adjustment].

  • Perform [Fine tune] to obtain better picture and sound reception. (Option name differs depending on your region/country.)
  • Set [Audio filter] to [Off], [Low] or [High] to improve sound for analog reception.
• Make sure that the antenna is connected using a high quality 75-ohm coaxial cable.
• Keep the antenna cable away from other connecting cables.

Some channels are blank.

• The channel is for scrambled/subscription service only. Subscribe to a pay TV service.
• The channel is used only for data (no picture or sound).
• Contact the broadcaster for transmission details.

Poor reception or poor picture quality with digital broadcasts.

• Change the position, direction and angle of the terrestrial television antenna to maximize the antenna signal level. Make sure that the direction of the antenna is not changed unintentionally (such as by wind).
• If you are using a TV signal booster, adjust its signal gain.
• If equipment (such as a TV signal distributor) is connected between the antenna and the TV, it may affect the TV reception. Directly connect the antenna and the TV to check if the reception is improved.

You cannot view digital channels.

• Ask a local installer if digital transmissions are provided in your area.
• Upgrade to a higher gain antenna.

You cannot receive or select channels.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Check that signal type is set correctly.
  Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Channels & Inputs] — [Channels] — [Channel Setup] — [Auto tuning] — then follow the on-screen instructions.

Broadcast HD formats have poor quality.

• Content and signal quality are regulated by the signal provider. Many HD channels and content are actually upscaled versions of standard-definition broadcasts. The picture is affected by the quality of the signal received, which varies between channel and program.

Sound

• No sound but good picture.
• Audio noise.
• No audio or low audio with a home theater system.
• Distorted sound.
• You want to output sound from the headphones/Bluetooth audio device and audio system/TV speakers at the same time.
• You are concerned about a delay between the picture and sound.
• No TV sounds such as operation sound or audio response.
• You cannot establish an eARC connection.
• You cannot use voice search with the built-in MIC (only TVs with a built-in MIC).
• You can hear a slight noise from the TV speakers (only models with TV center speaker mode).

No sound but good picture.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Check the antenna/cable connection.
• Connect the TV to the AC power (mains), and press the power button on the TV or the remote control.
• Check the volume control.
• Press MUTING or MUTE or VOL + button to cancel muting.
• Press the (Quick Settings) or ACTION MENU button, then select [Speakers] — [TV speakers].
• If headphones or Bluetooth audio devices are connected, sound is not output from the TV speakers or audio system connected via eARC/ARC. Remove the headphones or disconnect the Bluetooth audio device.

Audio noise.

• Make sure that the antenna is connected using a high quality 75-ohm coaxial cable.
• Keep the antenna cable away from other connecting cables.
• To avoid TV interference, make sure to use an undamaged antenna cable.

No audio or low audio with a home theater system.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [Speakers] — [Audio system].
• If the audio system is not compatible with Dolby Digital or DTS, set [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [Digital audio out] to [PCM].
• Check if the [Digital audio out volume] setting of the TV is at maximum.

  Press the HOME button, then select:
  [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [Digital audio out volume]

• When using HDMI input with Super Audio CD or DVD-Audio, DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) may not provide an audio signal.

Distorted sound.

• Check the antenna/cable connection.
• Keep the antenna/cable away from other connecting cables.
• Keep the TV away from electrical noise sources such as cars, hair-dryers, Wi-Fi units, mobile phones, or optical devices.
• When installing an optional device, leave some space between the device and TV.
• Set [Audio filter] to [Low] or [High] to improve sound for analog reception. ([Audio filter] may not be available depending on your region/country.)

You want to output sound from the headphones/Bluetooth audio device and audio system/TV speakers at the same time.

To output sound from both the headphones/Bluetooth audio device and TV speakers

The TV cannot output sound from both the headphones or Bluetooth audio device and the TV speakers at the same time.

To output sound from both an audio system connected via eARC/ARC and TV speakers

Sound can be output from both an audio system connected to the TV and the TV speakers at the same time by satisfying the following conditions.

• Connecting the TV and audio system using a digital optical cable
• Setting [Digital audio out] to [PCM]

For details about digital optical cable connections, refer to the Connecting an audio system page.

You are concerned about a delay between the picture and sound.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

If a specific audio system is connected with an HDMI cable

You can adjust the output timing of the picture and sound. For details about supported models, refer to the support site.

• Support Site

No TV sounds such as operation sound or audio response.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

If the TV is connected via eARC or [Pass through mode] is set to [Auto], TV sounds such as those from remote control operation or voice responses are not output because audio signals from the HDMI input are passed through to the eARC audio system. To output those sounds from the TV, try the following.

• Stop watching the HDMI input device.
• Set [eARC mode] to [Off].
  Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [eARC mode] — [Off].
• Set [Pass through mode] to [Off].
  Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [Pass through mode] — [Off].

You cannot establish an eARC connection.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• [eARC mode] does not work when the text-to-speech function for on-screen text within the TV’s accessibility features is enabled.
• Connect the audio system to an HDMI cable with Ethernet.
• Connect the audio system to the TV’s HDMI input terminal bearing the text “ARC” or “eARC/ARC”.
• Configure the settings as follows.
  [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [eARC mode] — [Auto]
  [Settings] — [Display & Sound] — [Audio output] — [Speakers] — [Audio system]
• Enable the audio system’s eARC feature.

You cannot use voice search with the built-in MIC (only TVs with a built-in MIC).

The voice recognition performance of the built-in MIC may degrade in the following cases.

• When eARC features are enabled
• When a sound bar is connected
• When [Pass through mode] is set to [Auto]

You can hear a slight noise from the TV speakers (only models with TV center speaker mode).

Models with TV center speaker mode have a CENTER SPEAKER IN terminal or S-CENTER SPEAKER IN​ terminal in the back.

If an AV receiver is not connected to the CENTER SPEAKER IN terminal on the TV, or if an audio system that supports the S-CENTER SPEAKER IN​ terminal is not connected, you may hear a slight noise from the TV speakers when [Speakers] is set to [Audio system].

If you are concerned about the noise, disable the following setting:

Press the HOME button, then select:
[Settings] — [TV center speaker mode] in [Display & Sound] — [Audio output].

Network (Internet/home)/apps

• The TV cannot connect to the Internet/Network.
• The picture and/or sound quality from streaming apps is poor.
• Your TV cannot connect to the server.
• You can connect to the Internet, but not to certain apps and services.

The TV cannot connect to the Internet/Network.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

If the wireless network does not connect or disconnects, try the following.

• Press the HOME button and check that the following setting is enabled.
  [Settings] — [Network & Internet] — [Wi-Fi]
• Check the installation location of the TV and wireless router. Signal condition may be affected by the following:
  • Other wireless devices, microwaves, fluorescent lights, etc., are placed nearby.
  • There are floors or walls between the wireless router and TV.
• Turn the wireless router off and then on again.
• If the network name (SSID) of the wireless router to which you want to connect is not displayed, select [Add new network] to enter a network name (SSID).

If the problem is not resolved even after the procedures above or if you cannot connect even with a wired network, check the status of the network connection.

Checking the status of the network connection

1. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Network & Internet] — [Network status] — [Check Connection].
   Check your network connections and/or server’s instruction manual for connection information, or contact the person who set up the network (network administrator).

The picture and/or sound quality from streaming apps is poor.

• Quality depends on the original video provided by the video content provider and your connection bandwidth.
• To enjoy watching Internet streaming videos, a network with a fast and stable line speed is necessary. In general, speeds that resemble the following are necessary:
  • Streaming standard definition (SD) Internet video: 2.5 Mbps
  • Streaming high definition (HD) Internet video: 10 Mbps
  • Streaming Ultra HD (4K) Internet video: 25 Mbps
• The wireless network connection quality varies depending on the distance or obstacles (e.g., wall) between the TV and the wireless router, environmental interference, and the quality of the wireless router. In this case, use a wired connection for the Internet, or try the 5GHz band.
• The 5GHz band may not be supported depending on your region/country. If the 5GHz band is not supported, the TV can only connect to a wireless router using the 2.4GHz band.
• When using a wireless network, keep wireless devices close together or avoid obstacles.
• Keep devices that emit RF interference (such as microwaves) away from the TV and wireless router, or turn off such devices.
• Audio is not output for videos without audio.

Your TV cannot connect to the server.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Check the LAN cable or wireless connection to your server and your TV.
• Check if your network is properly configured on your TV.
• Check your LAN cable/wireless connection or your server. The TV may have lost connection with the server.
• Perform [Server diagnostics] to check if your media server is communicating properly with the TV. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Network & Internet] — [Home network] — [Server diagnostics].

You can connect to the Internet, but not to certain apps and services.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• The date and time settings of this TV may be incorrect. Depending on certain apps and services, you may not be able to connect to those apps and services if the time is incorrect.
  If the time is incorrect, press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — enable [Automatic date & time] in [System] — [Date & Time].
• Check that the LAN cable and AC power cord (mains lead) of the router/modem^* has been properly connected.
  ^* Your router/modem must first be setup to connect to the Internet. Contact your Internet service provider for router/modem settings.
• Try using apps later. The app content provider’s server may be out of service.

Remote control/accessories

• The remote control does not operate.
• You want to disable the remote control backlight. (only remote controls that feature backlight)

The remote control does not operate.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

Check if the TV is working properly

• Press the power button on the TV to determine if the problem is with the remote control or not. For the location of the power button, refer to the Reference Guide supplied with the TV.
• If the TV is not working, try resetting it.
  If a full reset (restart) of the TV is required

Check if the remote control is working properly

• Point the remote control at the remote control sensor located at the front of the TV.
• Keep the remote control sensor area clear from obstacles.
• Fluorescent light can interfere with remote control operation; try turning off any fluorescent light.
• Check that the orientation of each battery matches the positive (+) and negative (-) symbols in the battery compartment.
• Battery power may be low. Remove the remote control cover and replace the batteries with new ones.
  
  • Sliding type
    
  • Push-release type
    

Reset the remote control

If the remote control does not operate correctly due to poor battery contact or static electricity, the problem may be resolved by resetting the remote control.

1. Remove the batteries from the remote control.
2. Press the power button on the remote control for three seconds.
3. Install new batteries into the remote control.

If the problem persists, refer to If a full reset (restart) of the TV is required and Frequently Asked Questions for Troubleshooting pages.

You want to disable the remote control backlight. (only remote controls that feature backlight)

You can turn off the remote control backlight.

1. Press and hold the VOL - button and HOME button on the remote control at the same time for 2 seconds.
   Release when the MIC LED on the remote control lights up twice.
   To enable the remote control backlight again, perform the procedure above.

Power

• The TV cannot be turned off using the remote control.
• The TV turns off automatically.
• The TV turns on automatically.
• After turning on the TV, it turns off immediately. (only models equipped with an OLED panel)
• The TV does not turn on.

The TV cannot be turned off using the remote control.

The batteries in the remote control may be depleted. Replace them with new ones or turn off the TV using the power button on the TV.
You can press and hold the power button on the TV to turn it off.

The TV turns off automatically.

• The screen may have been turned off due to [Sleep timer] settings.
• Check the [Duration] setting of [Timer].
• Check if [Idle TV power off] in [Power & Energy] is activated.
• The screen may have been turned off due to [Screen saver] settings.

The TV turns on automatically.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Check if the [Timer] is activated.
• Disable the [TV auto power on] setting in [BRAVIA Sync settings].

After turning on the TV, it turns off immediately. (only models equipped with an OLED panel)

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

In this case, the TV might be in picture reset mode. When picture reset mode is enabled, the TV turns off for about 10 minutes immediately after it is turned on, and then turns on again to reduce image retention. This is not a malfunction of the TV.

Turn on the TV again using the remote control and disable picture reset mode.

• Press the HOME button and select [Settings] — [System] — [Retail mode settings]. Disable [Picture reset mode].

The TV does not turn on.

Perform the procedures in the order below until the problem is solved.

1. Check if the TV turns on with the remote control.

Point the remote control at the sensor on the front of the TV and press the power button on the remote control.
Check if the TV turns on.
If the TV does not turn on, try resetting (restarting) the TV.

• If a full reset (restart) of the TV is required

2. Check if the TV turns on with the power button on the TV.

Press the power button on the TV and check if the TV turns on.
For the location of the power button, refer to the Reference Guide.
If the TV turns on with this procedure, there may be a problem with the remote control. Refer to the following topic.

• The remote control does not operate.

3. Unplug the AC power cord (mains lead).

Unplug the TV power cord (mains lead) from the electrical outlet. Then press the power button on the TV and wait for 2 minutes, and plug the power cord (mains lead) back into the electrical outlet.

Connected devices

• No picture from a connected device.
• You cannot select a connected device.
• Certain programs on digital sources display a loss of detail.
• Photo images or folders take time to display.
• You cannot find a connected BRAVIA Sync HDMI device.
• Some media files in the USB device or server are not displayed.
• Operation cuts out, or a device does not work.
• Some paid content cannot be played.

No picture from a connected device.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Turn the connected device on.
• Check the cable connection between the device and TV.
• Press the INPUT or (Input) button to display the list of inputs, then select the desired input.
• Correctly insert the USB device.
• Make sure that the USB device has been properly formatted.
• Operation is not guaranteed for all USB devices. Also, operations differ depending on the USB device features or the video files being played.
• Change the HDMI signal format of the HDMI input that does not display a picture to standard format. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Channels & Inputs] — [External inputs] — [HDMI signal format] — the HDMI input you want to set.

You cannot select a connected device.

• Check the cable connection.

Certain programs on digital sources display a loss of detail.

• Less detail than usual or artifacts (small blocks, dots or pixelation) may appear on the screen, due to the digital compression of the source content used by certain digital broadcasts and DVDs. The degree of visible artifacts depends on the clarity and resolution of the TV.

Photo images or folders take time to display.

• Depending on the image dimension, file size, and number of files in a folder, some photo images or folders take time to display.
• Each time a USB device is connected to the TV, it may take up to a couple of minutes for the photos to display.

You cannot find a connected BRAVIA Sync HDMI device.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

• Check that your device is BRAVIA Sync-compatible.
• Make sure that [Control for HDMI] is set up on the BRAVIA Sync-compatible device and [BRAVIA Sync settings] — [BRAVIA Sync control] is set up on the TV.

Some media files in the USB device or server are not displayed.

• Unsupported files may not be displayed.
• All the folders/files may not be displayed depending on the system status.

Operation cuts out, or a device does not work.

• Check if the device is turned on.
• Replace the batteries of the device.
• Re-register the device.
• Bluetooth devices use the 2.4GHz band, therefore communication speed may deteriorate or cut out occasionally due to wireless LAN interference.
  If household electric appliances (e.g., microwaves or mobile devices) are placed nearby, radio wave interference is more likely to happen.
• The TV or device may not work on a metal rack due to wireless communication interference.
• For usable communication distances between the TV and other devices, refer to the instruction manuals of the devices.
• When multiple Bluetooth devices are connected to the TV, the quality of Bluetooth communication may deteriorate.

Some paid content cannot be played.

• The source device needs to meet HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) 2.0/2.1/2.2 standards.
  Some pay contents may not be displayed via a source device which does not meet HDCP 2.0/2.1/2.2 standards.

LED

• The illumination LED sometimes lights up. (only TVs with an illumination LED)
• You want to disable the LED so that it does not light up or blink.
• The illumination LED/Operational response LED blinks in red.

The illumination LED sometimes lights up. (only TVs with an illumination LED)

Models with an illumination LED have [Illumination LED] in [Settings] — [System] — [LED indicator].

The illumination LED lights up at various times such as during software updates using a USB storage device.

Refer to How the LEDs light up for details.

You want to disable the LED so that it does not light up or blink.

Select within the text to jump to the related settings screen.

You can use the settings below to turn off the LED.

To turn off the illumination LED/Operational response LED (white LED)

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [System] — [LED indicator] — set [Illumination LED] to [Off], or disable [Operational response].

The illumination LED/Operational response LED blinks in red.

Count how many times it flashes (interval time is three seconds).
Reboot the TV by disconnecting the AC power cord from the TV for two minutes, then turn on the TV.
If the problem persists, disconnect the AC power cord, and contact Sony Customer Support with the number of times the Illumination LED/Operational response LED flashes.

Index/Other

• Index
• About the Help Guide
• Support Site
• Keeping the TV updated
• Trademark information

Index

TV programs

Remote control

Connections

External devices

About the Help Guide

This Help Guide explains how to use this TV. You can also refer to the Setup Guide for descriptions about TV installation, and the Reference Guide for information such as specifications, and wall mounting of this TV.

Help Guide versions

There are two versions of the Help Guide: the built-in version and the online version. The online Help Guide includes the latest information.
The online Help Guide is automatically displayed when the TV is connected to the internet, otherwise the built-in Help Guide is displayed.

Support Site

For the latest information and Online Help Guide, please visit the Sony support website:

https://esupport.sony.com/ES/LA/
https://esupport.sony.com/ES/LA/

Keeping the TV updated

The TV acquires data such as program guides while it is in standby/networked standby mode. To keep your TV updated, we recommend that you turn off the TV normally by using the power button on the remote control or TV.

Trademark information

• The Bluetooth^® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Sony Group Corporation and its subsidiaries is under license.

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• Wi-Fi^®, Wi-Fi Alliance^® and Wi-Fi Direct^® are registered trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance.
• The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ Logo is a certification mark of Wi-Fi Alliance.
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• BRAVIA is a trademark or registered mark of Sony Group Corporation or its affiliates.
  
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• All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.