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    Register your pr oduct and get support at www .philips.com/w elcome EN USER MANU AL[...]

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    Countr y Number T ariff Austria 0810 000205 €0.07/min Belgium 078250145 €0.06/min Bulgaria +3592 489 99 96 local Croatia 01 3033 754 local Czech Rep 800142840 free Denmark 3525 8759 local Finland 09 2311 3415 local France 0821 611655 €0.09/min Germany 01803 386 852 €0.09/min Greece 0 0800 3122 1280 free Hungar y 0680018189 free Ireland 01 6[...]

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    T able of contents Important 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Safety 1.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Screen care 1.2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Envir onmental care 1.3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Y our TV 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    2008 © Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V . All r ights reser ved. Specications are subject to change without notice. T r ademar ks are the proper ty of Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V . or their respective owners. Philips reser ves the right to change products at any time without being obliged to adjust earlier supplies accordingly . The [...]

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    EN-3 EN Impor tant 1. Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips! Read this user manual before you star t to use this product. Pa y close attention to this section and follow the safety and screen care instructions. The product warranty does not apply if damage is caused by failing to follow these instructions. T o fully benefit from t[...]

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    EN-4 T urn off the TV , then the mains power (if • a vailable). Unplug the mains cord from the mains • sock et outlet. Unplug the mains cord from the power • connector at the back of the TV . Alwa ys pull the mains cord by the plug. Do not pull the mains cord 1.2 Screen car e T urn off and unplug the mains cord before • cleaning[...]

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    EN-5 EN Y our TV 2. This section gives you an overview of commonly-used TV controls and functions. 2.1 TV o v er view Side controls POWER PROGRAM MENU VOLUME 1 2 4 3 5 PO WER 1. PROGRAM +/- 2. MENU 3. V OLUME +/- 4. Po wer indicator/remote control sensor 5. Side connectors Use the TV side connectors to connect to mobile devices such as a high-defin[...]

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    EN-6 . 1. Pow er SOURCE 2. TELETEXT 3. Colour keys 4. From left, red, green, yellow , blue Í 5. , Æ , Î , ï , OK Na vigation or cursor k eys MENU 6. P +/- 7. Program up or down ” 8. +/- V olume up or down For more information about the remote control, see Section 5.1 Remote control over view . Remote control 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8[...]

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    EN-7 EN 3. Get star ted This section helps you position and install the TV and supplements the information provided in the Quick Star t Guide . Note: D Refer to the Quick Start Guide for stand mounting instructions. 3.1 P osition the TV In addition to reading and understanding the safety instructions in Section 1.1 , consider the following before p[...]

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    EN-8 Firmly pull the stand from the bottom of 3. the TV . Place both the stand and bolts in a secure location for future reinstallation. Step 3 Connect cables Connect the antenna cable , mains cord and all other devices to the back of the TV as described in the following sections. Step 4 Secure the VESA-compatible wall brack et to the TV W ARNING: [...]

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    EN-9 EN 3.3 Connect the antenna cable Locate the 1. TV ANTENNA connector at the back of the TV . Connect one end of an antenna cable 2. (not supplied) to the TV ANTENNA connector . Use an adaptor if the antenna cable does not fit. Connect the other end of the antenna 3. cable to your antenna outlet, ensuring that the cable is tightly secured at bot[...]

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    EN-10 3.5 Manag e cables Route your mains cord, antenna cable and all other device cables through the cable holder (1) at the back of the TV . 1 3.6 Insert the remote contr ol batteries Slide the batter y cover off the back of the 1. remote control. Insert the two supplied batteries (Size AAA, 2. T ype LR03). Be sure the + and - ends of the batteri[...]

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    EN-11 EN Use y our TV 4. This section helps you perf orm basic TV operations. Instructions on advanced TV opera- tions are pr ovided in Section 5 Use more of your TV . Switch on/off or to standb y 4.1 Switch on your TV If the power indicator (1) is off, press • PO WER on the side of the TV . 1 POWER PROGRAM MENU Switch off your TV Press •[...]

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    EN-12 Adjust volume Press • + or - on the remote control, or press V OLUME + or - on the side controls of the TV . Press • on the remote control to mute the sound. Press again to unmute on the sound. Note: D For headphones: Press • + or - on the remote control to adjust headphone volume. Press • to mute audio from the TV speak e[...]

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    EN-13 EN Use mor e of your TV 5. Remote contr ol o verview 5.1 1 2 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1. . Switches on from standby or back to standby . SOURCE 2. Selects connected devices. 3. / HOLD Selects a picture format or freezes a teletext page. DU AL I-II/REVEAL 4. Press repeatedly to select a sound mode or to toggle between [...]

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    EN-14 Use TV menus 5.2 On-screen menus help you install your TV , adjust picture and sound settings and access other features. This section describes how to na vigate the menus. Access the main menu Press 1. MENU on the remote control to displa y the main menu. The following menu appears: The picture menu contains the settings that affect the quali[...]

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    EN-15 EN Super zoom (Not for HD) • Remov es the black bars on the side of 4:3 broadcasts with minimal distor tion. 4:3 (Not for HD) • Displa ys the classic 4:3 format. Mo vie expand 14:9 (Not for HD) • Scales the classic 4:3 format to 14:9. Mo vie expand 16:9 (Not for HD) • Scales the classic 4:3 format to 16:9 Wide screen •?[...]

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    EN-16 Timer • Clock : set the time . • Start time : set the time to turn the TV on automatically . • Stop time : set the time to turn the TV off automatically . Sleep timer • : select an automatic standby period, from 0 to 180 minutes. NR Attenuates picture noise (snow) in difficult reception conditions. Auto lock Y ou can lock [...]

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    EN-17 EN Press 1. MENU on the remote control and select Install > Auto store . Press 2. Æ to select Star t . Press 3. OK to confirm. When the channel search is complete , press 4. MENU to exit. 6.2 Manually stor e channels This section describes how to search and store analogue TV channels manually . Step 1 Manual stor e Press the 1. MENU on th[...]

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    EN-18 7. Connect de vices Connection o v er view 7.1 EXT 3 1 2 3 6 4 5 7 8 9 Back connectors EXT 1 1. SCAR T connector for D VD pla yers, VCRs, digital receiv ers, game consoles and other SCAR T devices. Suppor ts Audio L/R. AUDIO IN 2. Mini-jack connector for PC audio in. PC IN 3. V GA connector for PC . HDMI 4. HDMI input connectors for Blu-ra y [...]

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    EN-19 EN Select connection quality 7.2 This section describes how you can enhance your audio visual experience by connecting your devices with the best possible connectors. HDMI - Highest quality HDMI produces the best audio visual quality possible. Both audio and video signals are combined in one HDMI cable , providing an uncompressed, digital int[...]

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    EN-20 Composite - Basic quality Composite video provides basic analogue connectivity , usually combining a (yellow) video cinch cable with (red and white) Audio L/R cinch cable. Match the cable colours when connecting to the composite Video and Audio L/R input connectors at EXT 2 of the TV . Composite audio/video cable - Y ellow , Red and White.[...]

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    EN-21 EN 7.3 Connect de vices This section describes how to connect various devices with different connectors. It and supplements examples provided in the Quick Star t Guide . Caution: Disconnect the mains cord before connecting de vices. C Note: D Differ ent types of connectors may be used to connect a de vice to your TV , depending on a vailabili[...]

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    EN-22 Satellite receiv er T o receiv e analogue channels via antenna and digital channels via a satellite receiver , connect an antenna cable and SC AR T cable as illustrated: EXT 3 Satell i te receive r Combined D VD recorder and digital r eceiver T o receiv e analogue channels via antenna and record programs on a combined D VD recor der and digit[...]

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    EN-23 EN Game console or camcorder The most practical connection for a mobile game console or camcorder ma y be at the side of the TV . Y ou can, for example , connect the game console or camcorder to VIDEO/S-Video and AUDIO L/R connectors at the side of the TV . A HDMI connector is also a vailable for high-definition devices. A permanent game cons[...]

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    EN-24 T echnical 8. specifications Specifications are subject to change without notice. For detailed specifications of this product go to www .philips.com/support. Supported display r esolutions Computer formats • Resolution Refresh rate 720 x 400 70Hz 640 x 480 60Hz 640 x 480 67Hz 800 x 600 60Hz 1024 x 768 60Hz 1280 x 1024 60Hz 1440 x 900 60H[...]

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    EN-25 EN T roub leshooting 9. This section describes commonly-encountered issues and accompanying solutions. General issues 9.1 The TV does not switch on: Unplug the mains cord, wait for one minute • and plug in the mains again. V erify that the mains cord is properly • connected and that the mains are powered. The remote control is not w[...]

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    EN-26 Sound issues 9.3 There is picture but no sound from the TV: Note: D If no audio signal is detected, the TV automatically switches off audio output and does not indicate malfunction. Check that all cables are properl y • connected. Check that the volume is not set to 0. • Check that the sound is not muted. • There is picture but[...]

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    EN-27 EN Index 10. A Access the main menu 14 Adjust featur es settings 15 Analogue Channel installation 17 Antenna Connect 9 Automatic Channel installation 16 B Back connectors 5 C Care Envir onment 4 Screen 4 Channels Change 11 Installation Automatic 16 Manual 17 Composite 20 Connect devices 18 , 21 Connections Cable quality Composite 20 HDMI 19 S[...]

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    EN-28 R Recycling product 4 Remote control Basic use 6 Batteries 10 S Safety 3 SCAR T 19 Screen care 4 Shop mode 16 , 18 Side Connectors 5 Controls 5 Sound Settings Adjust settings 15 S-Video 19 Switch channels channels 11 Switch TV On 10 On from standby 11 T T r oubleshooting 24 TV Overview 5 Position 7 Remote control Basic use 6 Batteries 10 Side[...]

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