Sony KV-20FS120 no horiz sync on Component in?

I have a Sony KV-20FS120 connected to a Samsung SIR-T150 ATSC tuner. I can get composite video to work between them just fine, but using component connections (Y/Pr/Pb) gives a picture with no horizontal sync whatsoever. I tried swapping out for a Samsung SIR-T351 and got the same results. Plugging the composite output into the Y on the TV nets a sync'd signal, but the color registration is way off for blue and red as expected. This set doesn't have an S-Video socket, so I'm out of luck there. Or is an S-Video input as easy as soldering in the socket on the board? The big brother KV-24FS120 has S-video input, but not the KV-20. Suggestions?

Thanks!

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ha1156w
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Most likely the source that is feeding the TV set is not compatible. Your TV is not an HD set, and will not work properly with HD equipment, unless it can be put in a standard compatible mode. \

One test that you can have done is to get a TV tech who can test the video feed with a scope to make sure that the sync pulses and the video structure is compatible for your set. This would definately prove if the set is at fault, or the source is at fault, or it is truely a compatiblity issue.

You cannot easily add an S-Video connector on a TV set. There are some complex circuits involved.

Jerry G. =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D

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Jerry G.

Sounds like the green channel of the component input of the tv is bad but check the source box and make sure it's not set to progressive scan - I don't think the Sony will do progressive.

Mark Z.

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Mark D. Zacharias

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ha1156w

Normally sync exists only on the green channel. I have seen rare exceptions, though.

Sony's get service mode by using the remote and rapidly pressing:

Display, 5, Vol. Up, Power.

to display error codes:

Display, 5, Vol. Down, Power.

If you don't hit the sequence quick enough the set will turn on prematurely and not in service mode.

Mark Z.

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Mark D. Zacharias

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