Philips 32pfl5625h User Manual

							     
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HDMI cable and HDMI-DVI adaptor 
   
VGA cable 
  
Use Philips EasyLink 
Enable or disable EasyLink NonPu bl i sh 
Philips EasyLink provides several features that 
enable you to control devices that are 
connected via HDMI. Connected devices 
must support the HDMI-CEC standard, and 
must be properly configured for EasyLink to 
work. 
Note: HDMI-CEC functionality is known by 
other names on other brands. Some 
examples are Anynet (Samsung), Aquos Link 
(Sharp) or BRAVIA Sync (Sony). Not all 
brands are fully compatible with Philips 
EasyLink.  
To enable or disable EasyLink 
Note: Do not enable Philips EasyLink if you 
do not intend to use it. 
1. Press . 2. Select [Setup] > [TV settings] > 
[EasyLink] > [On] or [Off], then press OK. 
  
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With Philips EasyLink enabled, the following 
features are available: 
One-touch play 
When you play content from a HDMI-CEC 
compliant device, the TV switches on from 
standby, and switches to the correct source. 
One-touch standby 
When you connect your TV to a 
HDMI-CEC compliant device, pressing  on 
the TV remote control switches the TV and 
all connected HDMI devices to standby 
mode. 
   
						

							  
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System audio control 
When you connect your TV to, for example, 
a HDMI-CEC compliant Home Theatre 
System (HTS), your TV speakers 
automatically mute and audio from the TV 
plays through the HTS.  
For more information about system audio 
control and other types of TV speaker configurations, see Connect the TV > Use 
Philips EasyLink > TV speakers (Page 53).  
EasyLink Remote Control 
EasyLink Remote Control allows you to 
control HDMI-CEC compliant devices using 
your TV remote control.  
To enable EasyLink Remote Control, see Connect the TV > Use Philips EasyLink > 
Enable or disable EasyLink Remote Control 
(Page 52). 
Pixel Plus Link 
Connected Philips EasyLink devices may 
apply their own picture quality processing to 
a video, before streaming it to the TV. This 
may interfere with the image processing of 
the TV. Enable Pixel Plus Link to discard 
picture quality processing from connected 
Philips EasyLink devices. 
To enable Pixel Plus Link 
1. Press . 2. Select [Setup] > [TV settings] > 
[EasyLink] > [Pixel Plus link] > [On]. 
3. Press OK to activate.   
Auto subtitle shift 
Auto subtitle shift displays subtitles from 
Philips EasyLink compliant Home Theatre 
Systems over the video image on your TV. 
The video image is thus stretched across the 
whole of your TV display, without the need 
to create a separate subtitle bar at the 
bottom of the screen. 
To enable auto subtitle shift 
1. Press . 2. Select [Setup] > [TV settings] > 
[EasyLink]  > [Auto subtitle shift].  
3. Select [On], then press OK to activate. 
  
Audio only mode 
Audio only mode enables you to play audio 
from a connected Philips EasyLink device 
through the TV speakers while the TV is in 
standby.  
Press  to receive audio from the 
connected Philips EasyLink device. 
If available, audio only mode is enabled.  
Accept the prompt on the TV to enable 
audio only mode. 
 Control the audio playback with the TV 
remote control.  
Enable or disable EasyLink Remote 
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Caution: This is an advanced setting. Verify 
that all connected HDMI-CEC compliant 
devices support this setting. Devices that do 
not support this setting will not respond to 
commands from the TV remote control. 
1. Press . 2. Select [Setup] > [TV settings]  > 
[EasyLink] > [EasyLink Remote Control] > 
[On] or [Off]. 
3. Press OK to activate.   
Notes:  
 If you cannot exit from the connected 
devices menu, press . 
 To switch back to TV control, press   and select [Watch TV]. 
 To control another device, press  
and select the device from the home 
menu. 
 A summary of EasyLink buttons you can 
use with the TV remote control is available at Connect the TV > Use 
Philips EasyLink > EasyLink buttons 
(Page 52).   
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Control HDMI-CEC compliant devices with 
the following buttons on the TV remote 
control. 
 OK: Starts, pauses or resumes playback 
on the connected device. Also activates 
a selection or accesses the menu of the 
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   (Previous) /  (Next): Searches 
backwards and forwards on the 
connected device. 
 Numeric buttons: When EasyLink is 
enabled, selects a title, chapter or track. 
     (Options): Displays the menu of the 
connected device. When  is pressed, 
the TV menu is displayed. 
  (Standby): Press to enable one-touch 
standby. This switches the TV and the 
connected device to standby.    
Other EasyLink buttons are available via 
On-Screen Remote Control (OSRC). 
To access the OSRC 
1. While watching a connected device, press 
. 2. Select [Show remote control], then press 
OK. 
3. Use the Navigation buttons and OK to 
select and use an on-screen button. 
4. Press   to exit.  
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You usually connect the TV to a HDMI-CEC 
compliant device such as a HTS using both a 
HDMI cable for video and a digital audio 
cable for audio. You can output TV audio 
through the HDMI cable solely, provided 
both the TV and device are HDMI ARC compliant (see Connect the TV > Use 
Philips EasyLink > Use HDMI ARC (Page 
53)).    
Configure TV speakers 
1. Press . 2. Select [Setup] > [TV settings] > 
[EasyLink]  > [TV speakers].  
  
3. Select one of the following options, then press OK: 
 [Off]: Turn off TV speakers. 
 [On]: Turn on TV speakers. 
 [EasyLink]: TV audio continues to be 
streamed through the TV speakers. 
Switch the TV audio to the connected 
HDMI-CEC audio device through the 
experience menu. 
 [EasyLink autostart]: Turn off TV 
speakers automatically and streams TV 
audio to the connected HDMI-CEC 
audio device.    
Switch TV audio in experience menu 
If [EasyLink] or [EasyLink autostart] are 
selected, access the experience menu to 
switch the TV audio. 
1. While watching TV, press . 2. Select [Speakers], then press OK. 
3. Select one of the following, then press OK: 
 [TV]: On by default. Streams TV audio 
through TV speakers until the 
connected HDMI-CEC audio device 
switches to system audio control. 
Thereafter, TV audio is streamed 
through the connected device.    [Amplifier]: Streams audio through the 
connected HDMI-CEC device. If system 
audio mode is not enabled on the 
device, audio will continue to stream from TV speakers if [EasyLink] was 
selected. If [EasyLink autostart] was 
enabled, the TV prompts the 
connected device to switch to system 
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Use HDMI ARC NonPu bl i sh 
The HDMI 1 connector is HDMI 1.4-Audio Return Channel (ARC) compliant. Use it to output 
audio to a HDMI ARC compliant audio device, such as a Home Theatre System. 
  
HDMI ARC allows you to use Philips 
EasyLink to output TV audio directly to a 
connected audio device, without the need 
for an additional digital audio cable.  
Be sure that the device is HDMI-CEC and 
ARC compliant, and that the TV is 
connected to the device using a HDMI cable 
attached to HDMI ARC connectors. 
Enable or disable HDMI ARC 
Note: Enabling HDMI ARC automatically 
adds the device to the home menu. 
1. Press . 2. Select [Setup] > [TV settings] > 
[EasyLink] > [HDMI 1 - ARC] > [On] or 
[Off]. 
3. Press OK to activate.  
Use a CAM 
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Caution: Be sure to follow the instructions 
described below. Wrong insertion of a 
Conditional Access Module (CAM) may 
damage both the CAM and your TV. 
Notes:  
 This TV supports CI as well as CI+. CI+ 
allows service providers to offer 
premium HD digital programs with a 
high level of copy protection. 
 Refer to the documentation from your 
service operator on how to insert a 
smart card into the Conditional Access 
Module.   
 
1. Switch off the TV. 
2. Follow the directions printed on the CAM 
and insert the CAM into the Common 
Interface at the side of the TV. 
3. Push the CAM in as far as it will go and 
wait for the CAM to be activated. This may 
take several minutes. Do not remove the 
CAM from the slot when in use as digital 
services will be deactivated.  
   
						

							     
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 Access CAM services NonPu bl i sh 
1. After inserting and activating the CAM, 
press . 2. Select [Common interface], then press 
OK. 
3. Select the CAM provider and press OK. 
Watching a CAM service 
If a CAM is inserted and subscription fees 
are paid, the TV shows the programme from 
the digital TV service provider. The 
applications, functions, the content and the 
onscreen messages vary per CAM service.  
 
						

							  
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6 Troubleshooting 
Contact us 
 
If you cannot resolve your problem, refer to 
the FAQs for this TV at www.philips.com/support. 
If the problem remains unresolved, contact 
Philips Consumer Care in your country as 
listed in the leaflet accompanying your 
product. 
Make a note of your TV model and serial 
number before you contact Philips. These 
numbers are printed on the back of the TV 
and on the packaging. Warning: Do not attempt to repair the TV 
yourself. This may cause severe injury, 
irreparable damage to your TV or void 
your warranty.  
General TV issues 
The TV does not switch on: 
 Disconnect the power cable from the 
power outlet. Wait for one minute 
then reconnect it. 
 Check that the power cable is securely 
connected. 
 Check that the power switch at the 
bottom/back of the TV is switched on. 
The TV does not respond to remote 
control or side controls when switched on 
The TV requires some time to start up. 
During this time, the TV will not respond to 
the remote control or side controls. This is 
normal behavior.   
The standby light on the TV blinks red: 
Disconnect the power cable from the power 
outlet. Wait until the TV cools down before 
reconnecting the power cable. If the blinking 
reoccurs, contact Philips Consumer Care. 
You forgot the code to unlock the child 
lock feature: 
Enter ‘8888’. The TV menu is in the wrong language: 
Change the TV menu to your preferred 
language.  For more information, see Set up the TV > 
Change language settings > Menu language 
(see Menu language on page 34).    
When turning the TV on/off/to standby, 
you hear a creaking sound from the TV 
chassis: 
No action is required. The creaking sound is 
normal expansion and contraction of the TV 
as it cools and warms up. This does not 
impact performance. 
When the TV is in standby mode, a startup 
splash screen is displayed, then returns to 
standby mode: 
This is normal behavior. The startup screen 
is displayed when the TV is disconnected 
from the mains and reconnected. 
To switch on the TV from standby, press  
on the remote control or press any key on 
the side of the TV.   
TV channel issues 
Previously installed channels do not appear 
in the channel list: 
Check that the correct channel list is 
selected. 
No digital channels were found during the 
installation: 
Check that the TV supports DVB-T, DVB-C 
or DVB-S in your country. See the listed 
countries on the back of the TV.  
Picture issues 
The TV is on, but there is no picture: 
 Check that the antenna is properly 
connected to the TV. 
 Check that the correct device is 
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There is sound but no picture: 
Check that the picture settings are correctly 
set.   
There is poor TV reception from an 
antenna connection: 
 Check that the antenna is properly 
connected to the TV. 
 Loud speakers, unearthed audio 
devices, neon lights, high buildings and 
other large objects can influence 
reception quality. If possible, try to 
improve the reception quality by 
changing the antenna direction or 
moving devices away from the TV. 
 If reception on only one channel is 
poor, fine tune this channel.   
There is poor picture quality from 
connected devices: 
 Check that the devices are connected 
properly. 
 Check that the picture settings are 
correctly set.  
The TV did not save your picture settings: 
Check that the TV location is set to the 
home setting. This mode offers you the 
flexibility to change and save settings.   
The picture does not fit the screen; it is 
too big or too small: 
Try using a different picture format. The picture position is incorrect: 
Picture signals from some devices may not fit 
the screen correctly. Check the signal output 
of the device. 
The picture from broadcasts is scrambled: 
You may need to use a Conditional Access 
Module to access content. Check with your 
operator.   
An e-sticker banner displaying 
information appears on the TV display: 
The TV is in [Shop] mode. Remove the 
e-sticker by setting the TV to [Home] mode, 
then restarting the TV. See Setup the TV > 
Change other settings > TV location (Page 
35) for more information.  
Sound issues 
There is picture but no sound from the TV: 
If no audio signal is detected, the TV 
automatically switches the audio output off 
— this does not indicate malfunction. 
 Check that all cables are properly 
connected. 
 Check that the volume is not set to 0. 
 Check that the sound is not muted. 
 Check that the TV speakers setting is 
on in the sound menu. 
 Check that the TV audio output is 
connected to the audio input on the 
HDMI CEC enabled/EasyLink-compliant 
HTS device. Sound should be heard 
from the HTS speakers.   
There is picture but sound quality is poor: 
Check that the sound settings are correctly 
set. 
There is picture but sound comes from 
one speaker only: 
Verify that sound balance is set to the 
center.  
HDMI connection issues 
There are problems with HDMI devices: 
 Note that HDCP (High-bandwidth 
Digital Content Protection) support can 
delay the time taken for a TV to display 
content from a HDMI device. 
 If the TV does not recognize the HDMI 
device and no picture is displayed, try 
switching the source from one device 
to another and back again. 
 If there are intermittent sound 
disruptions, check that output settings 
from the HDMI device are correct. 
 If you use an HDMI-to-DVI adapter or 
HDMI to DVI cable, check that an 
additional audio cable is connected to 
AUDIO L/R or AUDIO IN (mini-jack 
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You cannot use EasyLink features: 
Check that your HDMI devices are 
HDMI-CEC compatible. EasyLink features 
only work with devices that are HDMI-CEC 
compatible. 
If a HDMI-CEC compliant audio device is 
connected to the TV and the TV does not 
display any mute or volume icon when the 
volume is muted, increased or decreased. 
This behavior is normal when a HDMI-CEC 
audio device is connected.  
USB connection issues 
USB device content is not displayed: 
 Check that the USB storage device is 
set to ‘Mass Storage Class’ compliant, as 
described in the storage devices 
documentation. 
 Check that the USB storage device is 
compatible with the TV. 
 Check that the audio and picture file 
formats are supported by the TV.   
Audio and picture files do not play or 
display smoothly: 
The transfer performance of the USB 
storage device may limit the data transfer 
rate to the TV, causing poor playback. 
  
PC connection issues 
The computer display on the TV is not 
stable: 
 Check that your PC uses the supported 
resolution and refresh rate. 
 Set the TV picture format to unscaled. 
  
 
						

							     
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 7 Technical data 
Overview 
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Product information is subject to change 
without notice. For detailed product 
information, go to www.philips.com/support. 
Power and reception 
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Power 
 Mains power: AC220-240V~; 50-60Hz 
 Ambient temperature: 5°C to 35°C 
 For power and standby power 
consumption, see the product 
specifications at www.philips.com/support. 
Reception 
 Antenna input: 75ohm coaxial (IEC75) 
 TV system: DVB COFDM 2K/8K, 
 Video playback: NTSC, PAL, SECAM    Digital TV: MPEG-4, DVB-T 
(Terrestrial), DVB-C (Cable), DVB-S 
(Satellite - on certain models only), 
MHP (Multimedia Home Platform - 
only available in Italy). 
 Tuner bands: VHF, UHF, S-Channel, 
Hyperband  
Display and sound 
Picture / Display 
 Display type: LCD Full HD W-UXGA 
 Diagonal size: 
- 81cm / 32 inch 
- 94cm / 37 inch 
- 102cm / 40 inch 
- 107cm / 42 inch 
- 117cm / 46 inch 
- 132cm / 52 inch 
 Aspect ratio: Widescreen 16:9 
 Panel resolution: 1920x1080p, 100Hz 
 Pixel Plus HD picture enhancement 
 1080p 24/25/30/50/60Hz processing 
 100 Hz LCD   
Sound 
 Output power (RMS): 20W 
 Incredible Surround 
 Clear Sound 
 Virtual 2.1 (not available on all models) 
 Mono/Stereo/NICAM (analog NICAM on certain models)  
Display resolutions 
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Computer formats - HDMI 
(resolution - refresh rate) 
640 x 480 - 60 Hz 
800 x 600 - 60 Hz 
1024 x 768 - 60 Hz 
1360 x 768 - 60 Hz 
1280 x 1024 - 60 Hz 
1600 x 1200 - 60 Hz 
1920 x 1080 - 60 Hz   
Computer formats - VGA 
(resolution - refresh rate) 
640 x 480 - 60 Hz 
800 x 600 - 60 Hz 
1024 x 768 - 60 Hz 
1360 x 768 - 60 Hz 
1280 x 1024 - 60 Hz 
1600 x 1200 - 60 Hz 
1920 x 1080 - 60 Hz   
Video formats (resolution - refresh rate) 
480i - 60 Hz 
480p - 60 Hz 
576i - 50 Hz 
576p - 50 Hz 
720p - 50 Hz, 60 Hz 
1080i - 50 Hz, 60 Hz 
1080p - 24 Hz, 25 Hz, 30 Hz, 50 Hz, 60 Hz  
Multimedia 
Supported storage device 
USB (FAT or DOS-formatted; Mass Storage 
Class compliant only) 
 
 
						

							  
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Supported image files 
JPEG (*.jpg, *.jpeg): EXIF, JFIF, SPIFF 
Supported video and audio files 
 AVI video (*.avi): MPEG-4 SP, MPEG-4 
ASP, MPEG-4 Part 2 
 AVI audio (*.avi): AC3, MPEG-1 L3, 
MPEG L2, AAC_ADTS, AAC_ISO    MPEG video (*.mpg, *.mpeg, *.vob, 
*.ts): MPEG-1, MPEG-2 
 MPEG audio (*.mp2, *.mp3, *.mpg, 
*.mpeg, *.vob): MPEG-1 Layer 2, 
MPEG-2 Layer 2, AC3    MPEG-4 video (*.mp4): MPEG-4 AVC 
(H.264, L2-CIF), MPEG-4 AVC (H.264, 
L4-HD), MPEG-4 Part 2 
 MPEG-4 audio (*.mp4): AAC-LC, AC3, 
AAC_ADTS, AAC_ISO, HE-AAC (v1, 
v2) 
 MKV video (*.mkv): H.264 
 MKV audio (*.mkv): HE-AAC, AC3   
Supported audio files (without video) 
 MPEG audio (*.mp3): MPEG-1 Layer 3 
 WMA audio (*.wma, *.asf): WMA (v2 
to v9.2) 
 LPCM audio (*.lpcm, *.pcm, *.wav, *.aif, 
*.aiff): *.lpcm and *.pcm not supported 
on all sets. 
 MPEG-4 audio (*.aac, *.mp4, *.m4a): 
AAC-LC, HE-AAC (v1, v2) 
 Playlists (*.pls, *.m3u) 
Note: Multimedia file names must not 
exceed 128 characters. 
Connectivity 
Rear 
 EXT 2: Component (Y Pb Pr), Audio 
L/R 
 (For 40PFL6XX5) EXT 2: SCART 
(RGB/CVBS) 
 (For 40PFL6XX5) EXT 3: Component 
(Y Pb Pr), Audio L/R. Available on 
certain models only. 
  Headphones: Stereo 3.5mm 
mini-jack 
 SERV. U: Service port 
Bottom 
 EXT 1: SCART (RGB/CVBS) 
 HDMI ARC (1): HDMI 1.4, Audio 
Return Channel (ARC) compliant 
 HDMI (2): HDMI 1.3a 
 (For 40PFL6XX5) HDMI (3): HDMI 
1.3a     DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: Coaxial 
 AUDIO IN: DVI/VGA stereo 3.5mm 
mini-jack 
 ANTENNA: 75ohm coaxial 
 VGA: PC input 
Side 
 HDMI: HDMI 1.3c 
 USB 
 CI (Common Interface +) 
  
Dimensions 
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Note: Dimensions and weights are 
approximate values only. Design and 
specifications are subject to change without 
notice.  
32PFL6XX5H 
… without stand 
472mm (height) x 777mm (width) x 42mm 
(depth); 9.5 kg (estimate) 
… with stand 
540mm (height) x 777mm (width) x 221mm 
(depth); 11.6 kg (estimate) 
40PFL6XX5H 
...without stand 
593mm (height) x 966mm (width) x 
41.5mm (depth); 13 kg (estimate) 
… with TV stand 
641mm (height) x 966mm (width) x 242mm 
(depth); 16 kg (estimate)   
32PFL3705H/32PFL3805H/32PFL5405H 
... without stand 
513mm (height) x 796mm (width) x 90m 
(depth); 8.35kg (estimate) 
... with stand 
559mm (height) x 796mm (width) x 221mm 
(depth); 9.67kg (estimate)