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[. . . ] 4-185-072-03(1) BS 110 CS KDL-32BX30H / 26BX30H / 22BX30H  1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1           2 8   12mm 8 12mm    30cm 10cm 10cm 10cm 30cm 10cm 10cm 6cm 3     100V 50/60Hz 4 / / 5 6 2 http://www. sony. jp/support/connect/guide/index. html B-CAS 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 13 14 14 16 17 19 19 20 21 22 23 27 27 29  7 HDMI 30 31 32 38 40 44 45 50 50 http://www. sony. jp/support/connect/guide/index. html LAN 51 52 53 54 57 57 Q&A http://www. sony. co. jp/faq/bravia/ 58 58 58 58 59 63 63 65 65 65 67 69 72 84 85 87 94 96 8  B-CAS IC 1 B-CAS 2 1 4 2    1 1  M5 16mm 4 2  M4 10mm 3    1 PSW M4 20mm 1 M3. 8 20mm 1 KDL-32BX30H *1 *2 KDL-22BX30H 1 KDL-32BX30H KDL-26BX30H/KDL-22BX30H 9 KDL-22BX30H 1 KDL-32BX30H 2   8 8 2 1. 5N m 15kgf cm KDL-32BX30H/KDL-26BX30H KDL-22BX30H 10 B-CAS  B-CAS BS B-CAS IC 110 CS    1 B-CAS B-CAS B-CAS B-CAS 0570-000-250   3 4mm 2 B-CAS B-CAS 2004 4 B-CAS B-CAS 11 UHF VHF VHF/UHF/BS/110 CS UHF VHF VHF/UHF VHF/UHF 12 110 CS 2009 12  EAC-DS15SS 2009 CS/BS/ EAC-DSSM2 F CS/BS/ EAC-DSD12 2009 12 1. 5mm   UHF   BS 110 CS 12     13 BS 110 CS 1 1  2   14 KDL-32BX30H/KDL-26BX30H BS 110 CS BS BS CS CS KDL-22BX30H BS CS  BS CS   15 1 1 2 BS 110 CS 3 10 10 12   011ch 37ch  0112ch  5 16 BS 110 CS    BS        18     17 89 19   46 89 B    86  21 18 2010 2 41 1 2 3  4 5  1 2   6   10 16 54 19 27 21 22 27   85 20 5   24 1 2   8 40 300 3     1 1 2 2 1  46 4  24  21 1 2     3  4   HDD HD BS 110 CS HD BS 110 CS SD 65 46 92 5 24    22 1 2        BS  CS   CH NG:      : : : :  23 BS CS 9:00 10:00     89 19 46      24 NG A C B C B B C    25 22 23 1 2 2   3  4  5    2 9 00 A 1 30 10 00 Y A A A 10 30 44 1 26 1 2  2 44 [3 ] [4 ]        HDD HDD 300 [ ] [ ] [ ] HDD   HDD  27 1 2 1 30 30   1  2  4 2 10 3 30 2 120 10 ) 3 2 4 120 (1 2 4 30 28 1 2  NEW 1 2  NEW 3  1 2  3 4 5 1 2  29 1 2  31 32 38 40 44 3  HDMI HDMI 45 50 50 30  30 CS 110 CS B-CAS 31  30 BS 1 PC 2 CS HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3 PC HDMI 1 HDMI3 2 HDMI1 HDMI2    32  1 2 1 2 MPEG MPEG DVD  PC HDMI  33 C. E. 2 +2 R B G G R B 34  30 PC PC BS 1 2 CS HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3   4:3  CM  HDMI 4:3  4:3  35  1 1 2    36 PC  HDMI   1 2  HDMI 37  30 BS 1 PC 2 CS HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3 5. 1ch 5. 1ch 2ch 38 AV PCM PCM AV PCM 39  30 BS CS BS/CS 3 3 C/N BS CS BS 40  30 BS CS BS CS 3 1 10 7 1 12  41 BS CS  BS BS 1 12 30 BS 1 12 BS CS 110 CS 1 12 CS 1 12 CS 42  30 1 C63 12 1 62 C13 1 C63 62 C13  43  30  6 6 6 30 26 HDD 2 3 4 3 44  30 1 4 2 PC PC 30 HDMI  45  30 48 46  30   [ ] 1 120 60 15 90 45 30  47  30  30 2 HDD HDD           IP HDD 48  IP 30 DHCP DNS DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP DNS DHCP DNS DNS IP IP IP  IP DNS DNS MAC DNS IP 1 10 DHCP DNS DNS 1 65535 49 HDMI  HDMI HDMI1 2 3 HDMI HDMI HDMI  30 HDMI HDMI HDMI HDMI HDMI HDMI HDMI HDMI HDMI HDMI  BS 110 CS 30 14 50 HDMI 1    High Speed HDMI DLC-HD 2010 3 HDMI HDMI 52 D 1 1 D4 D1 D4 1  51 AV POC-30A  2ch RK-C330    HDMI HDMI 51 39 52 HDMI HDMI 91 Mini D-Sub15 - Mini D-Sub15 RGB    73 57 53 LAN LAN  LAN 2  100BASE-TX/10BASE-T LAN LAN ADSL LAN ADSL ADSL  54 IP IP 1 DHCP 1 2 IP  DHCP 2  3  1 2  3  IP 56 4 5 DNS IP 3 6  3 DHCP DNS DHCP DNS DNS DHCP DNS 6 7 8  9  4 5 4 3 6 4  5   55 IP 3 4 169. 254. xxx. xxx xxx 0 255 IP 255. 255. xxx. xxx IP IP IP 169. 254. xxx. xxx DNS DNS 169. 254. xxx. xxx MAC IP IP DNS 65 56 51 53 73 1 2 1 2 HDMI PC HDMI1 2 3 HDMI HDMI ( HDMI PC HDMI1 2 3 HDMI (50 )) 57 Q&A http://www. sony. co. jp/faq/bravia/ VHF/UHF   12   58   45 1 HDMI HDMI 47 50    32 45 10 KDL-22BX30H   45    33 HDD 35   41 42 43 41 42 43   59     40     40  60    40   CATV 12   41 41 40    61 BS/110 CS BS 110 CS  BS 110 CS BS 110 CS 12   BS BS   BS CS 40 40   BS 110 CS BS 110 CS   68   51 53 57 51 53   62   89 39 91 2 89 38 HDMI 28 28         20   44   HDD  63    1   24 HDD 300 46       B-CAS 24      HDD    26 HDD 44 64  27    LAN IP DNS DHCP DNS DNS DHCP 54 49 54 55  DHCP  67 13 10    58  65     14 14 14    87 BS /110 CS 10 16 16     17  17  66   1 BS/110 CS IF 2 3 4 BS CS 5 14 40 B-CAS  B-CAS B-CAS 11 B-CAS  B-CAS B-CAS B-CAS 11 11   B-CAS B-CAS 0570-000-250 11  67 B-CAS  E210  E201  E202 / /  E202  E203  E204   41 42 43 HDMI   HDD 68 SU-FL71M 2009 12 KDL-32BX30H   SU-WL500 2009 12 SU-WL100 2009 12 KDL-32BX30H KDL-26BX30H/KDL-22BX30H    2 KDL-26BX30H KDL-22BX30H 10 15 SU-WL500 SU-WL100 +PSW6 16 +PSW4 12 SU-WL100  69 SU-WL500 SU-WL100 mm 0˚       20˚   KDL-32BX30H KDL-26BX30H KDL-22BX30H 800 672 571 496 423 361 172 122 93 425 334 284 154 158 142 302 253 236 479 401 340 458 346 288 4 73 70 KDL-32BX30H KDL-26BX30H KDL-22BX30H e g c a b SU-WL500 d e d d e e f f f g h g h g h j j j SU-WL500 a b c SU-WL100 a b a b 71 NTSC VHF 1 CATV BS BS BS 110 CS 110 CS 10. 678GHz MPEG-2 MPEG-2 AAC 32BX30H/26BX30H 3. 2 11. 2cm VHF/UHF BS/110 CS IF 75 / / 1 2 2 D4 HDMI1 3 D 2 2 F 1022 2072MHz 110 CS 12 BS UHF 13 62 C13 110 CS C63 22BX30H 2. 7 5. 9cm DC15/11V 2 4W 32BX30H/26BX30H 10W 10W 22BX30H 3W 3W RGB/Y CB PB CR PR PCM 32/44. 1/48kHz HDMI3 PC 2ch PCM 48kHz MPEG2 AAC LAN 10/100 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX LAN 7 RGB Mini D-Sub15 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX LAN PC 72 5 35 26BX30H 103W 19W 16W 26BX30H 94kWh/ 26BX30H/22BX30H DK2 26BX30H 26V 22BX30H 22V 22BX30H 68kWh/ 22BX30H 73W 32BX30H 143W 32BX30H/26BX30H 0. 5W 22BX30H 0. 6W 32BX30H 111kWh/ 32BX30H DN2 * 32BX30H 32V 1366 768 3 RGB 32BX30H 69. 8 39. 2 80. 0cm / 32BX30H 178/178 JEITA 10:1 26BX30H 57. 6 32. 4 66. 1cm 26BX30H 176/176 JEITA 20:1 22BX30H 47. 7 26. 8 54. 8cm 22BX30H 170/160 JEITA 20:1 32BX30H 80. 0 49. 6 9. 6cm 80. 0 53. 2 22. 0 HDD 500 32BX30H 9. 9kg 11. 4kg AC100V 50/60Hz * 26BX30H 67. 2 42. 3 9. 7cm 22BX30H 57. 1 36. 1 8. 1cm 67. 2 45. 9 22. 0 57. 1 39. 8 21. 5 26BX30H 7. 6kg 9. 1kg 22BX30H 5. 8kg 6. 4kg 32V PC pixel VGA     line kHz Hz VESA 640/480 800/600 1024/768 1280/768 1280/768 1360/768 31. 5/60 37. 9/60 48. 4/60 47. 4/60 47. 8/60 47. 7/60 SVGA XGA WXGA Sync on Green/Composite Sync/Interlace PC 60Hz PC  73   4. 5 1 JIS C 61000-3-2 JIS C 61000-3-2 -    1 - 3-2 20A      HDMI HDMI High-Definition Multimedia HDMI Licensing LLC Interface Adobe Adobe Systems Incorporated ACCESS NetFront Browser ACCESS ACCESS NetFront ACCESS     © 2010 ACCESS CO. , LTD. 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