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Its uses included the medical field, the video production field and even home use. | Its uses included the medical field, the video production field and even home use. | ||
Input options varied between the 3 major revision of this monitor: | Input options varied between the 3 major revision of this monitor: | ||
1- the Sony KX-14CP1 had 2 composite inputs (one BNC and one standard RCA, not usable simultaniously) a VTR port with digital RGB support and a SCART connector with full support for RGB and audio | 1- the Sony KX-14CP1 had 2 composite inputs (one BNC and one standard RCA, not usable simultaniously) a VTR port with digital RGB support and a SCART connector with full support for RGB and audio | ||
2- the Sony PVM-1390 shared most of the inputs from the 14CP1, with the SCART port being replaced by a 25-pin CMPTR port, which carried RGB | |||
2- the Sony PVM-1390 shared most of the inputs from the 14CP1, with the SCART port being replaced by a 25-pin CMPTR port, which carried RGB | |||
3- the Sony KV-1311CR was instead a TV set version of this monitor, shared the same inputs as the PVM-1390 but added an RF input so you could use it as a standard TV | 3- the Sony KV-1311CR was instead a TV set version of this monitor, shared the same inputs as the PVM-1390 but added an RF input so you could use it as a standard TV | ||
Sony advertised the KX-14CP1 as a computer monitor, to be paired with a Sony MSX microcomputer. | Sony advertised the KX-14CP1 as a computer monitor, to be paired with a Sony MSX microcomputer. | ||
For this purpose the tube is positioned so that it's tilted upwards when the monitor sits on the table, to give a comfortable experience if used as a computer monitor on a desk. | For this purpose the tube is positioned so that it's tilted upwards when the monitor sits on the table, to give a comfortable experience if used as a computer monitor on a desk. | ||
To prop the monitor up, a pair of detachable riser feet were included, although they are often missing. | To prop the monitor up, a pair of detachable riser feet were included, although they are often missing. | ||
The tube has a black tint to improve colors and contrast and boosts 450 TVL which is reasonably sharp at 14 inches (13 viewable). | The tube has a black tint to improve colors and contrast and boosts 450 TVL which is reasonably sharp at 14 inches (13 viewable). | ||
A peculiar feature of this set is the positioning of the inputs and knobs: they are located on a recessed panel on the right side on the case, so that the back remains clear and can sit right up a wall (in a standard desk setup). | A peculiar feature of this set is the positioning of the inputs and knobs: they are located on a recessed panel on the right side on the case, so that the back remains clear and can sit right up a wall (in a standard desk setup). | ||
Here you can access all the regulation knobs, which include all the standards (brightness, contrast, volume, etc) and two special features: horizontal positioning and vertical size knobs. | Here you can access all the regulation knobs, which include all the standards (brightness, contrast, volume, etc) and two special features: horizontal positioning and vertical size knobs. | ||
Revision as of 09:58, 14 June 2022
| Information | ||
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Sony | |
| Type | Professional | |
| Size | 14" | |
| TV Lines | 450 | |
| Dot Pitch | 0.37 mm | |
| Regions | Pal, NTSC 4.43/3.58, SECAM | |
| 240p/480i | Yes | |
| 480p | No | |
| 720p | No | |
| 1080i | No | |
| Vsync | 50/60hz | |
| Composite | Yes | |
| S-Video | No | |
| Component | 1x RGB through SCART or 25-pin CMPTR port | |
| Dimensions | Width: 385mm, 15 1/16 inches
Depth: 434mm, 17 1/8 inches Height: 342mm, 13 1/2 inches | |
| Weight | 12.8 Kg, 28 lb, 5 oz | |
| Links | ||
| Service Manual | File:KX14CP1 SM SONY.pdf | |
The Sony KX-14CP1 is a versatile monitor from 1986. Its uses included the medical field, the video production field and even home use. Input options varied between the 3 major revision of this monitor:
1- the Sony KX-14CP1 had 2 composite inputs (one BNC and one standard RCA, not usable simultaniously) a VTR port with digital RGB support and a SCART connector with full support for RGB and audio
2- the Sony PVM-1390 shared most of the inputs from the 14CP1, with the SCART port being replaced by a 25-pin CMPTR port, which carried RGB
3- the Sony KV-1311CR was instead a TV set version of this monitor, shared the same inputs as the PVM-1390 but added an RF input so you could use it as a standard TV
Sony advertised the KX-14CP1 as a computer monitor, to be paired with a Sony MSX microcomputer.
For this purpose the tube is positioned so that it's tilted upwards when the monitor sits on the table, to give a comfortable experience if used as a computer monitor on a desk. To prop the monitor up, a pair of detachable riser feet were included, although they are often missing.
The tube has a black tint to improve colors and contrast and boosts 450 TVL which is reasonably sharp at 14 inches (13 viewable).
A peculiar feature of this set is the positioning of the inputs and knobs: they are located on a recessed panel on the right side on the case, so that the back remains clear and can sit right up a wall (in a standard desk setup).
Here you can access all the regulation knobs, which include all the standards (brightness, contrast, volume, etc) and two special features: horizontal positioning and vertical size knobs.
A decent mono speaker is positioned on the center bottom of the assembly, it offers a good quality audio in contrast with later PVM speakers.
Links
https://aperturegrille.fandom.com/wiki/SONY_KX-14CP1
Reddit Links
https://www.reddit.com/r/crtgaming/comments/v5g1lk/new_find_sony_kx14cp1/
Media
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