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    Prestigo SR T9320 EN User Manual Register y our product and get suppor t at www .philips.com/w elcome[...]

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    2 EN English T able of contents 1 Y our Prestig o 3 1.1 What’ s in the box? 3 2 Getting started 3-6 2.1 Charging the batter y 3-4 2.2 Setting up the remote control 4-5 2.3 Exit Setup mode 6 3 Using the remote contr ol - Basic operation 6-7 3.1 Selecting devices 6-7 4 Extra possibilities - Advanced setup 7-20 4.1 Entering Setup mode 7 4.2 Setting [...]

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    3 EN English 1 Y our Pr estigo After setting up the Philips Prestigo universal remote control you can operate up to 20 different devices with it, use up to 20 activities and select a total of 100 fav or ites. Fa vorites are y our favorite TV and r adio channels that you can select and watch / listen with a single button press. Activities give y ou [...]

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    4 EN English 1 Select the adapter plug for y our countr y and slide it over the pow er plug of the charging cable . OR: Fold out the contact blades. 2 Inser t the power plug into a wall outlet. 3 T urn the protective cap, covering the connector s, to the left. 4 Inser t the plug at the other end of the charging cable into the remote control pow er [...]

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    5 EN English 2 T ouch the button to continue Setup Welcome to the Prestig o setup guide. The next ste ps will he lp you add devices to yo ur SR T9 32 0. With the button y ou go back to the Language Selection screen. 3 Follow the on-screen instructions to set up the remote control for all devices you wish to operate , using the remote control. • Y[...]

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    6 EN English 2.3 Exit Setup mode 1 T o exit the initial Setup at any time , press the HOME button. • The message ‘Do you want to sav e your settings and exit setup’ appear s. 2 T ouch the ‘Y es’ button to exit. • If you accidentall y press the HOME button during initial Setup, you can enter Setup mode again by touching the ‘No’ butt[...]

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    7 EN English 3 Y ou can now operate the selected device by using the touchscreen buttons (keypad) and the appropriate hard buttons on the remote control. • T ouch the button to go back to the list of a vailable devices. • T o set up the remote control for other (more) devices, refer to chapter 4.2.1 ‘Adding devices’. Note If a device does n[...]

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    8 EN English 4.2 Setting up devices When entering setup mode from the devices home screen, you can add, delete , rename and rear range devices. 1 In the Home screen, touch H ome Dev ices W atch TV Listen to music Wat ch a mo vie Pla y a g am e Activities the ‘Devices’ tab. • The devices for which the remote control is set up are display ed on[...]

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    9 EN English 4.2.4 Copy v olume buttons from another device When adding devices, the remote control copies the v olume settings as follows: • If a device has its own v olume buttons in the remote control database, these volume buttons will be used. • If a device has no volume buttons in the remote control database, the volume buttons of another[...]

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    10 EN English If you do not set up star t / stop macros, all devices ha ve to be turned on / off manually one after another . This can be easily done by pressing the ‘On’ and ‘Off ’ buttons in the P owe r screen that appear s after selecting the activity . • T ouch the ‘Y es’ b utton when you are ask ed if you wish to set up macros an[...]

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    11 EN English T esting It is advised to test an activity macro twice , before actually using it. If, in the second test, the macro behaves diff erent than in the fir st test, you ma y ha ve included cyclic codes for A/V input selection or you did not include enough delay times. In this case , adapt the cyclic codes to discrete codes and / or includ[...]

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    12 EN English 4 Use the and buttons in the toolbar to add / delete macro buttons. Use the button in the toolbar to adapt delay times and button press duration. This may be necessar y to tur n on devices that require a long button press (for example some P anasonic TVs). In this case you need to extend the duration of the button press that pow er s [...]

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    13 EN English 2 T ouch the Off buttons to tur n off the devices. 4.5 Setting up fa vorites Fav or ites are your fa vor ite TV and radio channels that you can select and watch / listen with a single button press. 1 In the Home screen, select a device or activity . 2 T ouch the ‘Fa vor ites’ tab. Watch TV Key pad 1 7 4 2 8 0 5 3 9 en ter 6 F av o[...]

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    14 EN English 5 T ouch the ‘OK’ button when finished. • The Setup screen appear s. 6 T ouch the button in the toolbar . • The last used Fav or ites screen appear s. The fav or ite is now stored under the new name. 4.5.4 Changing the channel icon 1 In the list of fav or ites, select the fa vor ite channel for which y ou wish to change the ic[...]

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    15 EN English 7 Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to adjust dela y times and channel press duration. Follow the on-screen instr uctions. 8 T ouch the button in the toolbar when f inished. • The Setup screen appear s.The new dela y times and / or button press duration are now stored. 4.5.6 Rearranging fa vorites 1 In the list of fav or ites, t[...]

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    16 EN English 4.7.2 Editing activity buttons Buttons within an activity can be edited afterwards. For activities, ref er to chapter 4.3 ‘Setting up activities’. For deleting, rearr anging, renaming, fixing and learning buttons, refer to the relevant chapters in 4.7 ‘Reconf iguring buttons’. For adding buttons to y our activity pages: 1 When[...]

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    17 EN English 4.7.4.2 Learning button functions When a button could not be found in the remote control database y ou can learn the remote control the function from the or iginal remote control. Note Any function already stored under a button will be will be o verwr itten b y the new function. Tips on learning button functions • Some functions of [...]

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    18 EN English 4.7.5 Rearranging buttons 1 Select the button y ou wish to rearr ange . 2 T ouch the button. 3 Use the arrows to move the fa vorite to the prefer red position. 4 T ouch the button when f inished. • The last used Setup screen appear s. 4.8 Recon fi guring the P ow er / A V buttons In the P ower / A V menu y ou can change the buttons[...]

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    19 EN English 6 T ouch the button in the toolbar when f inished. • The P ower screen appears. The new button is now added. 4.9 Adjusting system settings In the System settings menu y ou can adjust a number of default remote control settings to suit your o wn per sonal pref erences. 1 In the Home screen, touch Home Dev ices W atch TV Listen to mus[...]

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    20 EN English 1 Place the installation CD-ROM supplied in y our PC’ s/laptop’s CD-R OM/ D VD dr ive. • The PrestigoSync Install Wizard screen appear s. If the screen does not appear automatically , open ‘My computer’ double click on the CD-ROM, then double click the ‘Setup.ex e’ icon. 2 Click the ‘Next’ button and follo w the on-s[...]

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    21 EN English I cannot find the brand of m y device. Y ou selected the wrong device name . • Refer to the device name o ver view in chapter 2.2 ‘Setting up the remote control’ to select the correct device name . The brand of your device is not availab le in the remote control database. • Copy the b utton functions from the original remote c[...]

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    22 EN English One or more de vices do not turn on / off automatically when I activate / deactivate an activity . Maybe the ‘On or Off ’ signal was interr upted when the macro command was sent. • Select the device and press the P ower ( B ) b utton. Or : • T ouch the appropr iate P ower ( B ) b utton in the P ower screen. For this refer to c[...]

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    23 EN English 7.2 Information to the consumer 7.2.1 Disposal of your old pr oduct (Eur ope only) Y our product is designed and manufactured with high quality mater ials and components, which can be recycled and reused. When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means the product is cov ered by the European Directive 2002/9[...]

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    24 EN English 4 Inser t and connect the new batter y as indicated. Note Y our product contains a built-in rechargable batter y cov ered by the European Directive 2006/66/EC . T o safeguard the functionality and saf ety of your product, always bring your product to an off icial collection point or ser vice centre where a professional can remo ve / r[...]

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    25 EN English Equipment list TV Brand Model number Model number of original remote control Set-T op Bo x (Satellite, Antenna, or Cable Receiver / Recorder) Brand Model number Model number of original remote control Receiver / Home Theater System Brand Model number Model number of original remote control D VD Pla yer / Blu-Ra y play er Brand Model n[...]

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    © 2008 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V . All rights reser ved. Reproduction in whole or in par t is prohibited without the pr ior written consent of the copyright owner . The information presented in this document does not form par t of any quotation or contract, is believed to be accurate and reliable and may be changed without notice. No lia[...]