Philips 32pfl9705h User Manual

							1.2Setting up
Wall or  stand mounting
The  2 - in- 1  stand that comes with  the  TV,  can be  used as a table - top
stand or as a wall  mount bracket.  Instructions to mount the  2 - in- 1  stand
are  also included in the  printed  Start guide.
Read the  instructions on  the  following  pages.
Caution
Wall  mounting the  TV  requires special skills  and  should only be
performed  by  qualified personnel. The TV  wall  mounting should
meet  safety standards according  to  the  TVs weight.  Read also  the
safety precautions  before positioning the  TV.
Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.  bears  no responsibility for improper
mounting  or any mounting  that results  in accident or injury.
Unmount the  TV  from the  stand if  necessary.
To  wall  mount  the  TV,  you  need the  2 screws used to  fix the  TV
onto the  TV  stand and  the  2 mounting discs as  shown.
Unscrew the  bolt in  the  middle of  the  bar  with  the  supplied hex  key.
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							Turn the  bar  as  shown.
Reposition  the  bar  on  the  stand and  fix the  bolt with  the  hex  key.
Fix  the  stand to  the  TV.
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							The TV  is mounted  at the  correct height if  your  eyes are level  with
the  centre of  the  screen when  you  sit  down.
Distance between  the  2 fixing  points .  .  .
- 81cm/32 = 260mm
- 102cm/40 = 300mm
- 117cm/46 = 340mm
Fix  the  2 mounting discs. Use  screws with  a  diameter of  max  6mm.
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							Slide  the  bottom plate of  the  stand onto the  mounting discs.
To  level  the  TV,  pull the  bottom of  the  TV  towards  you  slightly and
let it slide on  the  discs.
Unscrew the  bolt and  turn  the  bar  in  the  position  shown.
VESA info
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							Your TV  is  prepared for a VESA- compliant wall  mount bracket  (not
included).
VESA codes to  purchase the  bracket:
- 81cm/32 VESA MIS-F  100,100,M6
- 94cm/37 VESA MIS-F  200,  300,  M6
- 102cm/40 VESA MIS-F  200,  300,  M6
- 46PFL8605  :  VESA MIS-F  200,  300,  M6
- 46PFL9705  :  VESA MIS-F  300,  300,  M6
Use  a  screw length as  shown  in  the  drawing.
Positioning  the TV
Carefully  read the  safety precautions  before positioning the  TV.
• Position  the  TV  where light  does not  shine  directly  on  the  screen.
• Dim  lighting  conditions  in  the  room  for  best Ambilight effect.
• Position  the  TV  up to  25 cm  away from the  wall  for  the  best
Ambilight effect.
Position the  TV  at  the  ideal viewing  distance. Get  more from HD  TV
picture  or any picture  without straining your eyes. Find  the  sweet spot,
right  in front of  the  TV,  for the  best possible  TV  experience and relaxed
viewing.
The ideal distance to  watch  TV  from is three times  its  diagonal
screen size.  When seated, your  eyes should be level  with  the  centre
of  the  screen.
Safety and care
Make  sure you  have read and  understood all instructions before using
your  TV.  The warranty  becomes invalid  if  any  damage is caused  by
failure  to  follow instructions.
Risk  of electric  shock  or  fire!
• Never expose  the  TV  or remote control to  rain,  water or
excessive heat.
• Never place  liquid containers,  such  as  vases, near the  TV.  If  liquids
are spilt on  or into  the  TV,  disconnect  the  TV  from the  power outlet
immediately. Contact Philips  Consumer Care to  have the  TV
checked before use.
• Never place  the  TV,  remote control or batteries near naked flames
or other heat  sources, including direct sunlight.
• Keep candles  and  other naked flames away from this  product  at all
times.
• Never insert objects into  the  ventilation  slots or other openings on
the  TV.
• Ensure power plugs do not  come under heavy force.  Loose power
plugs can  cause  arcing  and  are a  fire hazard.
• Never place  the  TV  or any  objects on  the  power cord.
• When disconnecting the  power cord, always  pull the  plug, never
the  cord.
Risk  of injury  or  damage to the TV!
• Two people are required to  lift  and  carry  a  TV  that  weighs more
than 25 kg.
• If  you  mount  the  TV  on  a  stand,  only use the  supplied stand.
Secure  the  stand to  the  TV  tightly. Place  the  TV  on  a  flat,  level
surface that  can  support the  weight  of  the  TV.
• When mounting the  TV  on  a  wall,  ensure that  the  wall  mount  can
safely  bear the  weight  of  the  TV  set. Koninklijke Philips  Electronics
N.V. bears  no  responsibility for  improper wall  mounting that  results
in  accident, injury  or damage.
Risk  of injury  to children!
Follow  these  precautions  to  prevent  the  TV  from toppling over  and
causing injury  to  children:
• Never place  the  TV  on  a  surface covered  by  a  cloth  or other
material  that  can  be pulled  away.
• Ensure that  no  part of  the  TV  hangs  over  the  edge of  the
mounting surface.
• Never place  the  TV  on  tall  furniture,  such  as  a  bookcase, without
anchoring both  the  furniture  and  TV  to  the  wall  or a  suitable
support.
• Educate  children  about  the  dangers  of  climbing  on  furniture  to
reach the  TV.
Risk  of overheating!
Always  leave a  space  of  at least 10 cm  around the  TV  for  ventilation.
Ensure curtains  or other objects never cover  the  ventilation  slots on
the  TV.
Lightning  storms
Disconnect  the  TV  from the  power outlet and  antenna  before
lightning  storms. During  lightning  storms, never touch any  part of  the
TV,  power cord or antenna  cable.
Risk  of hearing  damage!
Avoid  using  earphones  or headphones  at high  volumes  or for
prolonged  periods of  time.
Low  temperatures
If  the  TV  is transported in  temperatures  below  5°C,  unpack  the  TV
and  wait until the  TV  temperature reaches room  temperature before
connecting the  TV  to  the  mains.
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							• Risk of  damage to  the  TV  screen! Never touch,  push,  rub or strike
the  screen with  any  object.
• Unplug the  TV  before cleaning.
• Clean  the  TV  and  frame with  a  soft  damp cloth.  Never use
substances  such  as  alcohol, chemicals or household  cleaners  on  the
TV.
• To  avoid  deformations  and  colour  fading, wipe off  water drops as
soon  as  possible.
• Avoid  stationary  images as  much  as  possible. Stationary images are
images that  remain  onscreen  for  extended periods of  time. Stationary
images include  onscreen  menus,  black bars, time displays, etc. If  you
must  use stationary  images, reduce screen contrast and  brightness  to
avoid  screen damage.
Temperature and humidity
In  rare occasions, depending on  temperature and  humidity,  minor
condensation can  occur  on  the  inside of  the  TV  glass front.  To
prevent  this,  do not  expose  the  TV  to  direct sunlight,  heat  or
extreme humidity.  If  condensation occurs, it will  disappear
spontaneously  while the  TV  is playing for  a  few  hours. The
condensation moisture will  not  harm  the  TV  or cause  malfunction.
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							1.3Keys on the TV
Power  switch
Switch the  TV  on  or off  with  the  power switch at the  bottom of  the
TV.  When switched  off,  the  TV  does not  consume any  energy.
If  the  red indicator light  is off,  switch on  the  TV  with  the  power
switch.
If  the  red indicator is on  (standby  indication),  press  O on  the
remote control to  switch on  the  TV.  Alternatively, you  can  switch on
the  TV  from standby  with  any  key on  the  TV.  It  takes a  few  seconds
for  the  TV  to  start up.
V Volume
Press  V (Volume) - or + to  adjust  the  volume. Or use the  + or -
keys  on  the  remote control.
J Ambilight
Press  J (Ambilight), to  switch Ambilight on  or off.
While the  TV  is on  standby,  you  can  switch Ambilight on  and  create
an  Ambilight LoungeLight  effect in  your  room.  Read more about
LoungeLight  in  Help > Use your TV > Use Ambilight >
LoungeLight
h Home
Press  h (Home)  to  open  the  Home  menu on  screen. You  can
navigate the  Home  menu with  the  Volume - or + (left or right) and
the  Channel - or + (down or up) keys  on  the  TV.  To  confirm your
choice, press  h again.
Read more about  Home  in  Help > Use your TV > Menus > h
Home
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							CH Channel
Press  CH (Channel) - or + to  switch channels.  Or use the  W or X
keys  on  the  remote control.
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							1.4Register your TV
Congratulations on your purchase  and welcome  to Philips.
Register your  TV  and  enjoy  a  range of  benefits including full  support
(including downloads),  privileged access  to  information  about  new
products, exclusive  offers  and  discounts, the  chance to  win prizes
and  even participate in  special surveys  about  new  releases.
Go  to  www.philips.com/welcome
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							1.5Help and support
Using  Help and Search
Help
You  can  open  Help from the  Home  menu. In  most cases, you  can
also  press  the  Yellow key on  your  remote control to  open  or close
Help directly.  For some activities,  like  Text,  the  colour  keys  have
specific functions  and  cannot  open  Help.
Before  you  follow the  Help instructions, close Help. Press  the  Yellow
key or press  h to  close Help. When you  press  the  Yellow key
again, Help will  open  on  the  page  where you  closed it.
¬ Search
In  Help, use ¬ Search to  find  a  topic you  need. Select  a  topic from
the  list  with  the  navigation keys  and  press  OK.  The topic you  are
looking for  might  not  be present  on  the  first  page  but a  few  pages
further  on. Press  x to  go to  the  next page.
Online support
To  solve any  Philips  TV  related problem,  you  can  consult our  online
support. You  can  select your  language  and  enter your  product  model
number.
Go  to  www.philips.com/support
On the  support site you  can  find  your  countrys telephone number
to  contact us  as  well as  answers to  frequently  asked  questions
(FAQs).
You  can  download new  TV  software or the  manual to  read on  your
PC.  You  can  email a  specific question  or, in  some countries,  chat
online with  one  of  our  collaborators.
Contact Philips
For support, you  can  call the  Philips  Consumer Care hotline  in  your
country.  Find the  telephone number on  the  printed documentation
that  came  with  the  TV.
Or consult our  website  www.philips.com/support
TV model  number and  serial number
You  might  be asked  to  provide the  TV  product  model number and
serial number. Find these  numbers  on  the  packaging label or on  the
type label on  the  back  or bottom of  the  TV.
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