Sony klv-32t400a ip adres - Sony Bravia KDL-32V4000 32 in. LCD TV

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Check and replace its tuner.
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the SSID is for YOUR wireless network not your sons PSP , A MAC address is a unique identifier for your PSP and no it is not the same as a IP address

Remove the back panel and check the connector cables from the LCD to the main board. Sometimes you just have to remove/reconnect the cabling and then all is well.

All hd-ready tv's only support max 1080i and not 1080p. The default setting on the Xbox is 1080p, that's why you get that message. There is a way to fix this, just follow the steps below:

Connect TV and X box via HDMI cable with units switched off.

Switch both units on.

1. Press the right arrow 7 times (Left top jog knob on game controller)
   

2. Press "A" button 4 times (Green button)
   

3. Press "up" arrow once to set to 1080i
   

4. Press "up" arrow once again to set to 720p.
   

5. Press "A" to store setting
   

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yes you can to do this first connect with network cable to pc enter the ip adres and log in on the router ther in the menu you can change the ip adres thad you need dont forget to save befor closing otherwise the old ip adres stays

The problem is that, according to the specs for that TV, it doesn't support 1080p.
That's a 720p television you've got. (Specs here)
While the specs say that it supports 1080p, the resolution says it supports 1366 x 768, which is only 720p, not 1080p or even 1080i.
You may want to contact Sony for clarification, because their specs for that tv are contradicting each other.