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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 1 Important . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1.1 Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1.2 Screen care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1.3 Envir onmental care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 Y our TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 2.1 TV overview . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    2008 © Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V . All r ights reser ved. Speci fi 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 v es the r ight to change products at any time without being obliged to adjust earlier supplies accordingly . [...]

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    EN-3 EN Impor tant 1 Congratulations on your pur chase and welcome to Philips! Read this user manual befor e you start to use this product. Pa y close attention to this section and follow the safety and scr een care instructions. The product war ranty does not apply if damage is caused by failing to follo w these instructions. T o fully benefit fro[...]

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    EN-4 T urn off the TV , then the mains pow er • (if a vailable). Unplug the mains cord fr om the mains • sock et outlet. Unplug the mains cord fr om the power • connector at the back of the TV . Always pull the mains cord by the plug. Do not pull the mains cord 1.2 Screen care T urn off and unplug the mains cor d before • cleaning the scree[...]

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    EN-5 EN Y our TV 2 This section gives y ou an overview of commonly-used TV contr ols and functions. 2.1 TV ov er view Side controls and indicators 1 2 4 3 5 PO WER 1. PROGRAM +/- 2. MENU 3. V OLUME +/- 4. Standby indicator/r emote control sensor 5. Side connectors Use the TV side connectors to connect to mobile devices such as a high-definition cam[...]

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    EN-6 . 1. Pow er SOURCE 2. TELETEXT 3. Colour k eys 4. Selects tasks or teletext pages Í 5. , Æ , Î , ï , OK Na vigation or cursor ke ys MENU 6. P +/- 7. Program up or down ” 8. +/- V olume up or down For advanced information about the r emote control, see Section 5.1 Remote control over vie w . 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 pr ovided in the Quick Start Guide . Note: D Refer to the Quick Start Guide for stand mounting instructions. 3.1 P osition the TV In addition to r eading and understanding the safety instructions in Section 1.1 , consider the following bef ore [...]

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    EN-8 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 secur ed at both [...]

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    EN-9 EN 3.5 Manag e cables Route your mains cor d, antenna cable and all other device cables thr ough the cable holder (1) at the back of the TV . 3.6 Insert the remote contr ol batteries Slide the batter y cov er off the back of the 1. remote contr ol. Insert the two supplied batteries (Size AAA, 2. T ype LR03). Be sure the + and - ends of the bat[...]

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    EN-10 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 y our TV on/off or to 4.1 standb y Switch on your TV If the pow er indicator (1) is off, press • PO WER on the side of the TV . 1 Switch off your TV Press • PO WER on the side[...]

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    EN-11 EN Press 1. ” + or - on the remote contr ol, or Press V OLUME + or - on the side controls of y our TV . Press 2. [ on the remote contr ol to mute the sound. Press [ again to unmute on the sound. Note: D If headphones are connected, adjust headphone volume as described in Section 5.3 Adjust sound settings . Y ou must press the MUTE button on[...]

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    EN-12 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 the TV on from standb y or back to standby . SOURCE 2. Selects connected devices. ∏ 3. Selects a picture format. SUBTITLE 4. Activates or deactivates subtitles. Colour k eys 5. Selects tasks or teletext pages. INFO 6. Dis[...]

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    EN-13 EN Use TV menus 5.2 On-screen men us help you install your TV , adjust picture and sound settings and access other featur es. 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 men u appears. TV Menu Picture Sound Features Install Smart settings [...]

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    EN-14 Picture Brightness 98 47 52 Brightness Colour Sharpness Tint Color temperature Picture format Contrast 4 Noise reduction 0 Press 4. ï to select Brightness. Picture Brightness 98 47 52 Brightness Colour Sharpness Tint Color temperature Picture format Contrast 4 Noise reduction 0 Press 5. Æ to enter the Brightness setting. Brightness Press 6.[...]

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    EN-15 EN Adjust picture and sound 5.3 settings Adjust picture settings Press 1. MENU on the remote contr ol and select Picture . TV Menu Picture Picture Sound Features Brightness Color Sharpness Tint Color temperature Picture format Noise Reduction Install Contrast Smart settings Press 2. Æ to enter the list. Press 3. Î or ï to select a setting:[...]

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    EN-16 Change pictur e format Change the picture f ormat to suit your content. Press 1. ∏ (PICTURE FORMA T) on your remote contr ol. Alternativel y , pr ess MENU and select Picture > Pictur e format . Press 2. Î or ï to select one of the following picture f ormats, a vailable displa y formats are determined by the type of model you o wn For 2[...]

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    EN-17 EN Adjust sound settings This section describes how to adjust sound settings. Press 1. MENU on the remote contr ol and select Sound . Press 2. Æ to enter the list. TV settings Sound Picture Sound Features Incredible surround Audio language Volume-visually impaired Dual l-ll Auto volume leveling Mono/Stereo Install Settings Smart settings Pre[...]

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    EN-18 Use advanced teletext 5.5 featur es Y our TV has a 100 page memor y that stores broadcasted teletext pages and subpages. Select teletext subpag es A teletext page can hold sev eral subpages. Subpages are displa yed on a bar next to the main page number . Press 1. TELETEXT on the remote contr ol. Select a teletext page. 2. Press 3. Î or ï to[...]

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    EN-19 EN to activate a vailable actions. Viewing Date: 01/03/2002 Current Time:wed 02 Apr 04:02:15 BBCi BBC CHOICE BBC TWO BBC NEW 24 2 7 10 11 12 BBC PARLMNT 13 BBC knowledge 800 Eurosport 801 TERRA NOVA 16:30 17:15 Ready Steady Cook The Weakest Link 16:30 ~ 17:15 Prev Day Next Day Detail Filter Use the colour k eys to view 7 or 8 da y 3. EPG. Pre[...]

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    EN-20 Automatically switch the TV to standby (Sleeptimer) Sleeptimer switches the TV to standby after a defined period of time. Press 1. MENU on the remote contr ol and select Features > Timer > Sleeptimer . Press 2. Æ to enter the Sleeptimer menu Press 3. Î or ï to set the sleep time up to 180 minutes in steps of fiv e minutes. If set to [...]

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    EN-21 EN Press 2. Æ to enter . Press 3. Î or ï to select channel lock. Press 4. Æ to lock or unlock the channel. T o set parental ratings Some digital broadcasters rate their programmes accor ding to age. Y ou can set your TV to displa y only pr ogrammes with age ratings higher than your child’ s. In the 1. Auto Lock menu, select Par ental ra[...]

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    EN-22 select Install > Current software inf o . Update software (digital br oadcasts) If using (D VB-T) digital br oadcasts, your TV automatically r eceives software updates. If you receiv e a message on-screen pr ompting you to update your softwar e: Select • No w (recommended) to update the software immediatel y . Select • Later to be remi[...]

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    EN-23 EN In addition to menu language, you can configure the f ollowing language settings via the Languag e menu (digital channels only): Pref erred audio • languag e: Select one of the a vailable audio languages as your pr eferr ed audio language . For more information, see Section 5.3 Adjust sound settings . Pref erred subtitle langua ge: • S[...]

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    EN-24 Step 2 Search and stor e new TV channels Press 1. MENU on the remote contr ol and select Install > Channel installation > Analogue: Manual installation > Search . Press 2. Æ to enter the Search men u. Press the r ed ke y and the number k eys on 3. the remote control to enter the thr ee digit frequency . Alternatively , press the gr [...]

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    EN-25 EN the channel. Press 5. MENU to exit. Manually update the channel 6.6 list Y ou can man ually update the channel list. Press 1. MENU on the remote contr ol and select Install > Channel installation > Installation update . Press 2. Æ to enter the Installation update menu. Star t no w is highlighted. Press 3. OK . Press the gr een ke y [...]

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    EN-26 Connect de vices 7 Connection o v er view 7.1 7 11 8 9 10 Back connectors Digital Audio Out 1. Sound output cinch connectors for home theatres systems etc. TV (75 Ω ) 2. TV antenna. EXT 1 - SCAR T (input-output) 3. For a range of equipment, including video recor ders, camcorders (VHS, 8 mm or Hi 8 format), decoders, satellite r eceivers, D V[...]

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    EN-27 EN 7.2 Connect devices This section describes how to connect various devices with differ ent connectors and supplements examples pro vided in the Quick Start Guide . Caution: C Disconnect the mains cord befor e connecting devices. Note: D Differ ent types of connectors may be used to connect a device to y our TV , depending on a vailability a[...]

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    EN-28 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 console[...]

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    EN-29 EN Press 5. Í to return to the pr evious menu. Press 6. MENU to exit. Use Philips EasyLink 7.4 Y our TV suppor ts Philips EasyLink, which enables one-touch pla y and one-touch standby between EasyLink-compliant de vices. Compliant devices must be connected to y our TV via HDMI and assigned as described in Section 7.4.1 Assign devices to conn[...]

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    EN-30 After inserting and activating the C AM, • press MENU on the remote contr ol and select TV menu > Featur es > Common interface . This menu option is only a vailable if the C AM is corr ectly inserted and activated. On-screen applications and content ar e provided b y your digital TV service operator .[...]

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    EN-31 EN 8 T echnical specifications Supported display r esolutions Computer formats (PC) • Resolution Refresh rate 720 x 400 70Hz 640 x 480 60Hz 800 x 600 60Hz 1024 x 768 60Hz 1680 x 1050(22” only) 60Hz 1366 x 768(26" only) 60Hz Notes D Model 20PFL3403D supports the format 640x480 60Hz only . • Video formats Resolution Refresh rate 480i[...]

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    EN-32 T roub leshooting 9 This section describes commonly-encounter ed issues and accompanying solutions. General TV 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 properl y • connected and that the mains are po wer ed. The remote contr ol is not wor[...]

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    EN-33 EN Check that the devices ar e connected • pr operly . V erify that picture settings are cor rectly set. • See Section 5.3 Adjust picture settings . The TV did not sav e my settings: V erify that the TV is set to • Home mode, which offers y ou complete flexibility to change settings. See Section 5.4 Change to Shop or Home mode . The pic[...]

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