Page 3 - Important 3; Connections overview 36; Technical data 52
Table of contents 1 Important 3 1.1 Safety 3 1.2 Care of the screen 3 1.3 Recycling 3 2 Your TV 4 2.1 Television overview 4 2.2 How to enjoy HD TV 5 2.3 Product highlights 5 3 Getting started 5 3.1 Position the TV 5 3.2 Wall mounting - VESA 6 3.3 Remote control batteries 9 3.4 Antenna cable 9 3.5 Po...
Page 5 - Important; Safety
1 Important Read this user manual before you star t to use thisproduct. Pay attention to this section and closely follow theinstr uctions. The warranty does not apply todamage caused by not taking into account theinstr uctions. 1.1 Safety • To avoid shor t circuit, do not expose the product to rain ...
Page 6 - Television overview; Controls; Remote control
2 Your TV This section gives you an over view of the controlsand functions of this TV. 2.1 Television overview Controls 1 LightGuide 2 Indicator light 3 Remote control sensor 4 Volume up and down 5 Menu 6 Program/Channel up and down 7 Power switch Connectors 1 Back connector s 2 Side connector s For...
Page 7 - Product highlights; Full High Definition LCD display; Get started; Position the TV
ENGLISH 2.2 How to enjoy HD TV ? This TV can display High Definition TV programmes.But to enjoy HD TV you need to get programmesin HD fir st. The picture quality of this TV withoutHD programmes is just normal TV. You can receive HD programmes from ...- a Blu-ray Disc player, connected to HDMI, with ...
Page 8 - Wall mounting; Unmounting the TV stand; Lift the TV from the stand.; Mounting the wall mount bracket; Caution
3.2 Wall mounting You can wall mount the TV with the supplied wallmount bracket. 3.2.1 Unmounting the TV stand The TV stand should be unmounted from the TV toallow the TV to be wall mounted. ‡ Unscrew the 4 screws that secure the stand tothe TV. ® Lift the TV from the stand. 3.2.2 Mounting the wall ...
Page 9 - Connections; mm
† Mount the 2 spacer s on the 2 lower discs at the back of the TV. º Calculate your TV’s ideal position. ◊ Position and level the wall mount bracket and fix the bracket firmly to the wall. ‹ Connect all cables.See section 7 Connections . ≈ Lift the TV into the wall mount bracket. Ú Secure the TV in ...
Page 10 - Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. bears
3.2.3 VESA compliant mounting ) Caution Consider the TV’s weight when you wall mount it.Improper mounting can result in severe injur y ordamage. Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. bears no responsibility for improper mounting ormounting that results in accident or injury . Your TV is prepared for ...
Page 11 - Remote control batteries; and; Antenna cable; Inser t the antenna cable tightly into the; Power cable; Inser t the mains cord tightly.
3.3 Remote control batteries ‡ Open the batter y cover on the back of theremote control. ® Inser t the 3 batteries supplied (Type AAA-LR03-1,5V). Make sure the + and - ends of the batteries line up correctly (inside of case ismar ked.) Ò Close the cover. r Note Remove the batteries if not using the ...
Page 12 - Turn on or off - Standby; Note
4 Use your TV Learn how to operate your TV for daily use. 4.1 Turn on or off - Standby r Note The TV may take up to 15 seconds to turn on. To turn on the TV:• Press B Power at the right of the TV if the standby indicator is off. • Press B on the remote control if the standby indicator is on.The Ligh...
Page 13 - Watch TV; Switch channels; Volume; Watch channels from a; OK; Source; OK
11 ENGLISH 4.2 Watch TV 4.2.1 Switch channels ‡ To switch TV channels:• Press a number (1 to 999) or press P+ or P- on your remote control. • Press Program/Channel - or + on the side controls of the TV. ® Press R to return to the previously viewed TV channel or connected device. 4.2.2 Adjust volume ...
Page 14 - Watch a DVD; Select a Teletext page
4.5 Watch a DVD ‡ Switch on your DVD player. ® Inser t a DVD disc in your player.The DVD picture automatically appear s on thescreen. Ò Press Play π on the DVD player. If the picture does not appear : ‡ Press the Source v key. ® Press o or œ to select where you connected your DVD player. Ò Press OK ...
Page 15 - Change Ambilight mode; Adjust the Ambilight mode:; AUREA; LoungeLight mode
13 ENGLISH Use your TV 4.7 Change Ambilight mode You can adjust the speed at which Ambilightresponds to the on-screen images. Adjust the Ambilight mode: ‡ Press Ambilight to switch on. ® Press Mode to change the light intensity of Ambilight. Ò Slide the AUREA Ambilight switch up or down to change th...
Page 16 - Remote control overview
5 Use more of your TV This section helps you perform advanced TVoperations including how to:• use the menus • adjust picture, sound and Ambilight settings • make use of Teletext • create favourite channel lists • make advantage of Electronic Programme Guide • set locks and timer s • set subtitles an...
Page 17 - Universal remote control
15 ENGLISH Use more of your TV 13 Number keys To select a TV channel. 14 Clock To display the time on screen. 15 Ambilight To switch Ambilight on or off. 16 Ambilight AUREA To change the light intensity of Ambilight 17 Mode To adjust the dynamic effect of Ambilight 18 Previous channel R To return to...
Page 19 - Remote control setup codes; LightGuide brightness; The menu
• Digital or Satellite receiver No change of functions. • Home Theatre SystemMenu key = HTS Disc menu V key = HTS volume P+/- = HTS Next/Previous 5.1.6 Remote control setup codes See the end of this manual. 5.2 LightGuide brightness The LightGuide at the front of the TV indicates thestar t up of the...
Page 20 - Picture and Sound settings; Smart settings
- to use the connection assistant which will help you to connect your devices to the TV. 5.3.2 Use of the menu Learn to use the menus with this example. ‡ Press Menu Ï . The TV menu appear s on the screen. ® Press o or œ to select Picture . Ò Press π to enter the picture settings. † Press œ to selec...
Page 21 - Picture settings
5.4.3 Picture settings This section describes how to adjust all picturesettings individually. ‡ Press Menu Ï . ® Select Picture and press π to enter the list. Ò Press o or œ to select a setting. • Contrast Changes the level of bright par ts in the picturebut keeps the dar k par ts unchanged. • Brigh...
Page 24 - Teletext
5.6 Teletext Your TV has a 1200 pages memor y that storesbroadcasted teletext pages and subpages to reducewaiting time. To select a teletext page see section 4.6 Select a Teletext page . 5.6.1 Select a teletext language Some digital TV broadcaster s offer the possibility toselect your preferred tele...
Page 25 - Create favourite channel; Select a favourite list
• Language Some languages use a different set of character s.Switch to the other group to show the textcorrectly. ‡ Press Teletext . ® Press Menu Ï . Ò Press o or œ to select an option. † Press OK to change a setting. º Press Menu Ï to quit the teletext menu. ◊ Press Teletext to switch off teletext....
Page 26 - Select a channel from a favourite list; Tip; Electronic Programme; ‘Now and Next’; Switch on EPG
5.7.3 Select a channel from a favourite list ‡ Press OK . The last selected channel list appear s. ® Use o or œ to highlight a channel. Ò Press OK . The TV tunes to that channel. à Tip • Use -P+ to go through the TV channels of the selected favourite list. • With the number keys you can still select...
Page 27 - More on ‘7 or 8 day’ EPG; Menu
® Use the colour keys to activate the availableactions at the bottom of the screen. • Next : to show information about the next programme. • Remind : to mar k or unmar k a programme as a reminder. • Watch : to watch or listen to a current programme. • Jump to.. .: to jump to the next or previous day...
Page 28 - Timers and locks; Automatically switch to standby
Use more of your TV 5.9 Timers and locks This section describes how to switch the TV on oroff at a specified time and to lock or unlock the TV. 5.9.1 Automatically switch to standby Sleeptimer switches the TV to standby after a time. ‡ Press Menu Ï on the remote control and select Features > Slee...
Page 29 - Watch and play your
Set an age rating to a digital programme Some digital broadcaster s have their programmesrated (depending on your countr y). When therating is higher than your child’s age, theprogramme will be locked. ‡ Select Custom lock . ® Press π to enter. Ò Press o or œ to select Parental rating . † Press π . ...
Page 30 - slideshow and play music; Slideshow settings; Thumbnails; Listen to music; Music settings
Use more of your TV 5.11.3 Watch your pictures, start a slideshow and play music Look up your pictures in the Picture album of yourUSB device. ‡ Select the Picture folder for the picture files youhave stored on your USB device. ® Press π to enter the Picture folder. Ò Press o or œ to select a pictur...
Page 31 - Watch a slideshow with background music; Watch photos or listen to music from; Listen to digital radio
Watch a slideshow with background music Watch a slideshow of your stored picturesaccompanied with your stored background music. ‡ Select an album of songs fir st and press OK . ® Highlight the Picture folder and select an albumof pictures and press OK . 5.11.4 Watch photos or listen to music from yo...
Page 32 - Step 1: TV identification; Step 2: Software download from the PC to; Send; Step 3: Software update transfer to the TV
Use more of your TV 5.13 Software update Philips continually tries to improve its products. Tobenefit, update the TV software regular ly. To updateyour TV software you need a USB Memor y device(not supplied). Verify that your USB memor y device has at least128Mb free space. Make sure the write prote...
Page 33 - Operation successful; Software update by digital broadcast; Now
Use more of your TV † The update process star ts automatically. Please wait. The update is finished when the message‘ Operation successful ’ appears on the screen. º Remove the USB memor y device from the TV. ◊ Press B on the remote control. Do not press more than once and do not usethe Power B swit...
Page 34 - Channel installation; Automatic installation; Step 1: Menu language; Step 2: Select your country
Channel installation 6 Channel installation The fir st time you turned on your TV • you have selected the language of the TV menus and the countr y where you are located • all the available TV Channels have been installed.This chapter provides instr uctions on how toreinstall channels as well as oth...
Page 36 - Rearrange stored channels
Channel installation 6.2 Analogue: Manual installation You can tune-in analogue TV channels channel bychannel manually with Manual installation. 6.2.1 Select the system ‡ Press Menu Ï and select Setup > Installation > Channel installation > Analogue: Manual installation . ® Press π to enter...
Page 37 - Reorder the channels; Channel management; Automatic search; Digital reception test; Factory settings
Ò Press o or œ in the channel list to select the channel you want to uninstall or reinstall. † Press the green key to uninstall or reinstall thechannel. º Press Menu Ï to quit the menu. 6.3.3 Reorder the channels Change the order of the stored channels. ‡ Press Menu Ï and select Setup > Installat...
Page 38 - Connections; Connection overview; Stereo Mini jack; Digital Audio Out; Home networ k connector.
Connections 36 7 Connections 7.1 Connection overview Side connectors 1 Headphones Stereo Mini jack 2 Audio L/R Audio L/R input to be used together with Videoor S-Video on the side of the TV. 3 Video Video input to be used together with the Audio L/R on the side of the TV. 4 S-Video S-Video input to ...
Page 39 - About connections; What you need to know; HDMI; DVI to HDMI – Higher quality; Component Video; Scart; Scar t cable
7.2 About connections 7.2.1 What you need to know Connect your device with the highest possiblequality connection.Look for the highest quality connection on yourdevice. Use that connection to your TV. HDMI - Highest quality ★★★★★ An HDMI connection has the best picture andsound quality. One cable co...
Page 40 - Video; Connect with the
Connections Video - Basic quality ★ Use a Video (cinch) cable together with an AudioL/R (cinch) cable. Match the cable colour s whenyou connect. Combined Video - yellow and Audio L/R cable - red and white 7.2.2 HDMI with EasyLink Connected devices that are compliant with theHDMI CEC standard can wor...
Page 41 - DVD player; Use a scar t cable to connect the device to the; DVD Recorder or Digital Receiver; Use a scar t cable and 2 antenna cables.; DVD Recorder and Digital Receiver; Use 3 scar t cables and 3 antenna cables.
7.4.1 DVD player Use a scar t cable to connect the device to the EXT1 input at the back of the TV. 7.4.2 DVD Recorder or Digital Receiver Use a scar t cable and 2 antenna cables. 7.4.3 DVD Recorder and Digital Receiver Use 3 scar t cables and 3 antenna cables. Connections 39 ENGLISH EXT 3 VGA SERVIC...
Page 43 - Use an HDMI cable and 2 antenna cables.
Connections 7.4.7 HD Digital receiver / HD satellitereceiver Use an HDMI cable and 2 antenna cables. 7.4.8 DVD-R, Home Theatre System andDigital receiver Use 3 scar t cables, 3 antenna cables and 1 audio(cinch) cable. 7.4.9 Blu-ray Disc player Use an HDMI cable. 41 ENGLISH L R HDMI 1 HDMI 2 HDMI 3 A...
Page 44 - Connected at the side of the TV
Connections 7.4.10 Game console The most practical connections for a game consoleare at the side of the TV. Note:To prevent picture delay, set the TV in game mode.Press Menu > TV menu > Smar t settings > Game. Connected at the side of the TV Use the HDMI connection or the S-Video andAudio L...
Page 45 - format
Connections 7.4.12 Personal Computer You can connect your PC directly to the TV.The TV wor ks as a monitor of your PC .For more features you can connect your PC in aPC networ k. See section 7.7 PC network . As a monitor the PC can be connected at the sidewith a DVI to HDMI adaptor or with a PC to TV...
Page 46 - Connection setup; Naming your devices
Connections 7.5 Connection setup The TV needs to know what connections you havemade and which device is connected to whichconnector.If you have used the Connection assistant theconnection setup is already done. 7.5.1 Naming your devices Name the connected devices for easy selection andbest signal ha...
Page 47 - Preparing for digital; Warning; Gently inser t the C AM into the; Common interface menu; Press
Connections 7.6 Preparing for digital services Scrambled digital TV channels can be decoded witha Conditional Access Module (C AM) and a Smar tcard provided by a digital TV ser vice operator. TheC AM may enable several ser vices depending on theoperator you choose (e.g. Pay TV).Contact your digital ...
Page 48 - PC network; What you need
Connections 7.7 PC network You can link up your TV on a PC networ k in yourhome. Watch your photos and listen to your musicfrom any linked PC on the TV. The PC networ kfeature of this TV is DLNA cer tified.You can use Microsoft Windows XP or Vista, IntelMac OSX or Linux.An example of a home PC netwo...
Page 49 - Windows Media Player v11on Windows Vista
7.7.4 Media server settings Media ser ver s need to be set for sharing their filesand folder s. Follow the instr uctions closely to setyour specific ser ver. Windows Media Player v11on Windows Vista Set for network sharing In Windows Media Player select Library from the menu and select Media sharing...
Page 50 - Windows Media Player v11 on Windows XP
With Advanced Options open, you can add specific folder s to the list to share. Click Add . In the Add Folder window select a folder with music, photos or videos you want to share withother devices (your TV). Click OK . In the Add To Library window the newly added folder is shown. You can add more f...
Page 54 - Supported display resolutions
8 Technical data Picture / Display • Display type: LCD Full HD W-UXGA• Panel resolution: 1920x1080p• Perfect Pixel HD picture enhancement• 1080p 24/25/30/50/60Hz processing• 100 Hz Clear LCD Supported display resolutions • Computer formats Resolution Refresh rate 640 x 480p 60Hz (VGA/HDMI) 600 x 800...
Page 55 - Dimensions and weights
Power • Mains power : AC 220-240V (±10%)• Power and standby power consumption: See technical specification on www.philips.com • Ambient temperature: 5°C - 35°C Specifications are subject to change without notice.For more specification details of this product seewww.philips.com/suppor t. Technical da...
Page 56 - Television and remote control
9 Troubleshooting Television and remote control The TV does not switch on • Verify the mains cord connection.• Verify if the batteries of the remote control are not empty or weak. Verify their + / - orientation.You can use the keys on the TV to switch the TV on. • Unplug the mains cord, wait a minut...
Page 60 - digital
Information about how tore-tune your TV during the digital TV switchover. Keep this user manual safe- you'll need it. ......................................... Television in the UK is going digital, bringing us allmore choice and new ser vices. Star ting in late 2007and ending in 2012, television se...
Page 61 - When does switchover happen?
When does switchover happen? * Calls charged at BT rate of 3p pr minute daytime and 1p per minute evenings and weekends. Rates may var y for calls from non-BT lines. Visit us at digitaluk.co.ukCall us on 0845 6 50 50 50* * Copeland switches on October 17, 2007 The exact date you switchdepends on the...
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Page 70 - Aureau ser vice; Printed in Belgium
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