Sony KV-25DXR: Difference between revisions
Creating page for Sony KV-25DXR with specifications from CRT Database and service manual (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server) |
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The KV-25DXR is visually identical to the KV-25XBR but operates on the P3 chassis. A notable feature is the built-in "Home Management Helper" computer system. The set includes the APM-X3U speaker system and uses digital convergence for alignment. | The KV-25DXR is visually identical to the KV-25XBR but operates on the P3 chassis. A notable feature is the built-in "Home Management Helper" computer system. The set includes the APM-X3U speaker system and uses digital convergence for alignment. | ||
== RGB Input == | |||
The KV-25DXR features a proprietary 34-pin multifunction connector that accepts RGB input with support for multiple sync types including CSYNC, separate H/V sync, sync-on-green, sync-over-composite, and sync-on-luma. | The KV-25DXR features a proprietary 34-pin multifunction connector that accepts native RGB input with support for multiple sync types including CSYNC, separate H/V sync, sync-on-green, sync-over-composite, and sync-on-luma. | ||
Sunthar sells a 34-pin to SCART adapter that works plug-and-play with this model. Installation notes: | |||
* Remove the ground screw near the 34-pin connector | |||
* Insulate the back of the adapter, or use a small 34-pin extension cable for clearance | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[Sony KV-25XBR]] — Visually identical model on a different chassis | * [[Sony KV-25XBR]] — Visually identical model on a different chassis | ||
