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    Philips Professional and Business Solutions 26HF7875 26HF5445 32HF7875 32HF5445 42HF7845 User Manual[...]

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    Contents ................................................ 1 Introduction .......................................... 2 Kensington Security Slot ..................... 2 Safety ..................................................... 3 Troubleshooting ................................... 4 Getting started ..................................... 6 Mounting t[...]

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    2 Introduction Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips! This manual contains information about how to install and operate your TV. If you still have problems after reading this manual, call your Local Philips Customer or Service Centre. The telephone numbers and addresses are given in the worldwide guarantee booklet supplied with th[...]

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    3 Do not touch any part of the TV, power lead, or aerial lead during lightning storms. Do not leave the TV in stand-by mode for an extended period of time. Instead, disconnect the TV from the mains. The TV set is always connected to the mains. You can disconnect the TV from the mains by doing one of the following tasks: • unplugging the mains cor[...]

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    4 Troubleshooting If you are experiencing problems, check this list of symptoms and suggested steps to take before requesting service. You may be able to solve the problem yourself. Note: Please be familiar with the commercial features as described in the TV installation. The effects of several of these features if not thoroughly understood might a[...]

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    5 Symptoms Possible Solutions Power TV cannot be switched on If you are using the POWER button of the remote control to switch on the TV, note that button is only use to set the TV to stand-by mode. Use the Digit 0-9 or CH + / – buttons to switch on TV. Check if YES is selected in the REMOTE CONTROL LOCK feature in SECURITY menu. Select NO to dea[...]

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    6 Getting started Mounting the TV on a wall This TV is compatible with the VESA wall mounting standard. Please contact your local electronics retailer for a VESA compliant bracket to wall mount this TV. Insert the cables into the TV before you mount it on the wall. Ensure that there is a distance of at least 30 mm between the wall and the back of t[...]

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    7 Overview of TV Connectors and Controls Warning Do not connect any telephone cables or equipment to Data 1 (RJ12) & Data 2 (RJ45) connectors. . POWER To switch off the TV. - PROGRAM + To switch on TV and also to select the next or previous programme. MENU To display or close menus. - VOLUME + To increase or decrease volume. Data 1 (RJ 12) For [...]

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    8 Remote Controls The following remote controls are applicable to Philips Professional and Business Solutions TV products. These can be used for setup and configuration purposes. RC2886 Guest Mode Remote Control RC2573 is an optional remote control for Institutional TV / Professional and Business Solutions features and SmartCard settings. It can be[...]

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    9 Guest Remote Control Keys 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Alarm On To activate the alarm function. Applicable to models with the clock display. Alarm Off To deactivate the alarm function. Applicable to models with the clock display. Smart Sound To select the predefi ned sound settings. Sleep To activate the sleep timer. Press the button repeatedly to increase[...]

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    10 11 12 13 14 15 17 10 16 Power To set the TV to stand-by mode. PAY TV / INFO / RADIO To access the fi rst available Pay TV, Info or Radio channel. The + and – buttons allow you to access the next and previous programme. Smart Picture To select predefi ned picture settings. OK To confi rm a selection. TV + / – To switch on TV. To select the[...]

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    11 Overview of TV Setup Main Menu / Sub-Menus SETUP LANGUAGE COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION STORE DCM TYPE NO. OF PROGRAMS TV PAY TV INFO RADIO STORE PROGRAM INSTALL PROGRAM NO. INPUT SYSTEM FREQUENCY LABEL STORE FINE TUNE MUTE TELETEXT LANGUAGE PROTECTION ENGLISH, FRANCAIS, DEUTSCH, ITALIANO SP - SPI, SP - I2C, HM -LINK, SERIAL XPRESS, MULTI RC, SMAR[...]

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    12 Overview of TV Setup Main Menu / Sub-Menus SETUP CONFIGURATION SWITCH ON / OSD PICTURE / SOUND SECURITY CONTROL VIDEO ADJUSTMENT FEATURES * CLOCK SETUP DISPLAY STANDBY DISPLAY ON TIME SETTING TELETEXT TIME DOWNLOAD DOWNLOAD PROGRAM TIME OFFSET BUZZER VOLUME > > > > > > > > > > > > > * CLOCK SETUP function i[...]

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    13 Accessing the Setup Menu The following remote control commands are applicable to Philips Professional and Business Solutions products. These can be used for setup and configuration purposes. Accessing TV Setup Menu using the Remote Control (RC2886) Press the Digit 0 -9 buttons to select a channel. Use the Digit 0 -9 buttons to press digits 31975[...]

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    14 Installation A. Selecting the language You can select ENGLISH, FRANCAIS , DEUTSCH or ITALIANO as your preferred language. In the SETUP menu, press the > button repeatedly to select your preferred language. SETUP LANGUAGE ENGLISH COMMUNICATION > NO. OF PROGRAMS > PROGRAM INSTALL > CONFIGURATION > CLOCK SETUP > B. Selecting your [...]

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    15 C. Defining the number of available channels This feature allows you to define the number of available channels for TV, Pay TV, Info (Info Channel) and Radio. In the SETUP menu, press the > button to highlight NO. OF PROGRAMS and press the > button to enter into the NO. OF PROGRAMS menu. SETUP LANGUAGE ENGLISH COMMUNICATION > NO. OF PRO[...]

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    16 PROGRAM INSTALL PROGRAM NO. TV 1 INPUT TUNER SYSTEM WEST EU FREQUENCY 559.2500 > LABEL ( ) > STORE > FINE TUNE 0 MUTE NONE TELETEXT LANGUAGE WEST EU PROTECTION NO • Press the < or > button to select the item you want to confi gure. • Press the < or > button to make adjustment or select option. Selecting a programme numb[...]

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    17 Installation Selecting the TV system Note: You can only select SYSTEM if TUNER is selected in the INPUT source. • Press the > button to select SYSTEM and press the > button repeatedly to select the desired system ( WEST EU, UK, EAST EU or FRANCE ). PROGRAM INSTALL PROGRAM NO. TV 1 INPUT TUNER SYSTEM WEST EU FREQUENCY 559.2500 > LABEL [...]

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    18 Installation • Press the > button to move to the next character slot and continue to select the next character with the < or > button (maximum of 8 characters). • Press the button to exit label mode. • Press the > button to select STORE . • Press the > button to store name. The name will appear on the top left hand corner [...]

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    19 Installation PROGRAM INSTALL PROGRAM NO. TV 1 INPUT TUNER SYSTEM WEST EU FREQUENCY 559.2500 > LABEL (SPORTS ) > STORE > FINE TUNE 2 MUTE NONE TELETEXT LANGUAGE WEST EU PROTECTION NO • Press the < button repeatedly until STORE is highlighted. • Press the > button to store selection. Locking the Channels This feature allows syst[...]

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    20 Installation * VIDEO ADJUSTMENT feature is only available when the input source selected is EXT4 CVI, VGA, HDMI 1 or HDMI 2 . • Press the > button to enter CONFIGURATION menu. CONFIGURATION SWITCH ON / OSD > PICTURE / SOUND > SECURITY > CONTROL > VIDEO ADJUSTMENT > FEATURES > • Press the < or > button to select the[...]

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    21 Installation If LAST STATUS option is selected, the last power status will be activated when TV is switched on. If ON option is selected, the TV will always switch on when the mains cord is inserted in the mains socket and turn on. The POWER buttons on the Guest Remote Control and the TV will be enabled. If STANDBY option is selected, the TV wil[...]

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    22 Installation The SECURITY feature allows you to select and confi gure the settings and options for : – SECURITY – KEYBOARD LOCK – REMOTE CONTROL LOCK – VIDEO OUT MUTE • Press the > button and select SECURITY . CONFIGURATION SWITCH ON / OSD > PICTURE / SOUND > SECURITY > CONTROL > VIDEO ADJUSTMENT > FEATURES > • [...]

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    23 Installation • Press the > button to select YES to lock the TV keyboard buttons except for the POWER button. • Select ALL to lock all the TV keyboard buttons including the POWER button. • Select NO to unlock all the TV keyboard buttons including the POWER button. The REMOTE CONTROL LOCK feature allows you to lock all the guest remote co[...]

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    24 Installation CONFIGURATION SWITCH ON / OSD > PICTURE / SOUND > SECURITY > CONTROL > VIDEO ADJUSTMENT > FEATURES > • Press the > button to enter the CONTROL menu. CONTROL ESP OFF AUDIO / VIDEO MUTE NO STEP TUNING NO DIGIT TIMEOUT 3 . 0 AUTO SCART NO ALWAYS RGB NO MIN VOLUME 0 MAX VOLUME 99 • Press the < or > button [...]

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    25 Installation The STEP TUNING feature allows tuning to be performed for each digit entry if YES is selected. • Press the > button to select STEP TUNING . CONTROL ESP 2 AUDIO / VIDEO MUTE YES STEP TUNING YES DIGIT TIMEOUT 3 . 0 AUTO SCART NO ALWAYS RGB NO MIN VOLUME 0 MAX VOLUME 99 • Press the > button to select YES to activate STEP TUNI[...]

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    26 Installation If ALL is selected, the TV will then react to both AV1 and AV2. If POWER SCART is selected, the TV when in stand-by mode will automatically switch on when a scart signal is detected. Likewise, when a scart signal is not detected, the TV will go to stand-by automatically. CONTROL ESP 2 AUDIO / VIDEO MUTE YES STEP TUNING YES DIGIT TIM[...]

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    27 Installation • If COMMUNICATION is not SP-SPI or SP-I2C, select AUTO to allow RGB insertion in AV1 (EXT1) and not other sources. The MIN and MAX VOLUME options allow you to specify the limit setting for Minimum and Maximum Volume. • Press the > button repeatedly to select MIN VOLUME or MAX VOLUME . • Press the < or > button to spe[...]

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    28 Installation Note: HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL options are only available when the input sources selected are HDMI 1 or HDMI 2 . • Press the < or > button to select HORIZONTAL or VERTICAL. VIDEO ADJUSTMENT HORIZONTAL < > VERTICAL < > PHASE < > CLOCK < > AUTO ADJUST > RESET > • Press the < or > button to [...]

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    29 The RESET option allows you to return to the factory settings (default settings). Note : RESET is only available when the input sources selected are VGA, EXT4 CVI and CARD EXT4 . • Press the > button to select RESET . VIDEO ADJUSTMENT HORIZONTAL < > VERTICAL < > PHASE < > CLOCK < > AUTO ADJUST > RESET > • Pre[...]

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    30 FEATURES SMART POWER LOW SMART SOUND KEY SMART SOUND DEFAULT HDMI 1 AUDIO EXT3 AUDIO DEFAULT HDMI 2 AUDIO HDMI LOW POWER STANDBY NO The SMART SOUND KEY option allows you to select between AUDIO SELECT or SMART SOUND. • Press the > button to select SMART SOUND KEY . FEATURES SMART POWER LOW SMART SOUND KEY AUDIO SELECT DEFAULT HDMI 1 AUDIO E[...]

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    31 The LOW POWER STANDBY option allows you to save electricity when TV is in stand-by mode. • Press the > button repeatedly until LOW POWER STANDBY is highlighted . FEATURES SMART POWER LOW SMART SOUND KEY SMART SOUND DEFAULT HDMI 1 AUDIO EXT3 AUDIO DEFAULT HDMI 2 AUDIO HDMI LOW POWER STANDBY NO • Press the > button to select YES to activ[...]

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    32 Press the < or > button to set the brightness level (1 - 5 and OFF). CLOCK SETUP DISPLAY STANDBY 3 DISPLAY ON > TIME SETTING > TELETEXT TIME DOWNLOAD > DOWNLOAD PROGRAM > TIME OFFSET > BUZZER VOLUME > 2. Setting the brightness level of the clock when the TV is switched on You can also set the brightness level of the clock[...]

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    33 5. Retrieving the correct time from Teletext of the selected channe l You can select a channel which has teletext transmission from which the correct time from the teletext is retrieved. Press the < or > button to select DOWNLOAD PROGRAM. CLOCK SETUP DISPLAY STANDBY 3 DISPLAY ON 3 TIME SETTING 10 : 10 TELETEXT TIME DOWNLOAD YES DOWNLOAD PR[...]

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    34 Cloning the TV and the SmartLoader configuration Cloning the TV configuration to the SmartLoader Slide button on the left of the SmartLoader up to the position. Aim SmartLoader at green LED of the TV (5 to 15 cm away). MENU SMAR T -LOADER SmartLoader Press the MENU button on the Smart- Loader to display the menu on TV. SMARTLOADER SMARTLOADER TO[...]

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    35 NOTE: Before installing a System SmartCard or System Box, ensure the TV is switched off. 1. Inserting the System SmartCard or System Box Insert the SmartCard into the SmartCard slot on the rear of the TV (available for certain models only) and connect the other cables as directed by the System provider. After the SmartCard has been inserted and [...]

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    36 3. Enabling the Card Slot For the System SmartCard or System Box to function, the Card Slot must be enabled. Press the > button to select ENABLE CARD SLOT . COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION SP - 12C STORE > ENABLE CARD SLOT YES DCM TYPE GENERIC Press the > button to select YES (if applicable). Press the > button to select STORE and press [...]

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    37 1. TV does not seem to communicate with the external interactive terminal. Check the Communication Source Press the RECALL button on the remote (in Setup position). Item 08 of the menu should read COMMUNICATION SP - I2C ONLINE . 01 26HF7875 / 10 02 SV1A0707100003 03 IC7E1 - 0 . 18 04 LC71HEL1 - 0 . 22 05 OPT (2C) 12 28 D3 6F 06 OPT - MODEL 26HF7[...]

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    38 Check whether the Card Slot is enabled If the TV still does not communicate with the System SmartCard, in the COMMUNICATION menu, press the > button repeatedly until ENABLE CARD SLOT is highlighted. COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION OFF STORE > ENABLE CARD SLOT YES DCM TYPE GENERIC Press the > button to select YES to enable System Card or Sys[...]

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    39 Appendix A – Multi Remote Controls Support Programming the Multi Remote Controls function Multi RC function supports up to four TV sets operating in one room without any interference from each other remote controls. Each Guest Remote Control must be programmed individually to one of the four colour (Blue, Yellow, Green and Red) buttons on the [...]

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    40 Appendix B – Resolutions Table Refer to the HDMI INPUT table if you use the HDMI connector to plug in a PC (PC Format) or a Video Input (Video Format), for example, a HDMI DVD player. HDMI INPUT Mode Signal Format PC Format 640 x 480 60 Hz, 72 Hz, 75 Hz, 85 Hz 800 x 600 60 Hz, 72 Hz, 75 Hz, 85 Hz 1024 x 768 60 Hz, 70 Hz, 75 Hz, 85 Hz 1280 x 76[...]

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    41 Environmental Information Recycling The packaging of this product is intended to be recycled. Contact your local authorities for information about how to recycle the packaging. Disposal of your old product Your product is manufactured with high- quality materials and components which can be recycled and reused. When you see the crossed-out wheel[...]

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    42 (Not applicable outside UK) Positioning the TV For the best results, choose a position where light does not fall directly on the screen, and at some distance away from radiators or other sources of heat. Leave a space of at least 5 cm all around the TV for ventilation, making sure that curtains, cupboards etc. cannot obstruct the air fl ow thro[...]

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