Philips 46pfl9706t User Manual

							4.3Channels
Reorder and rename
You   can   reorder   and  rename  channels   in   the   Channel   list.
To   reorder   or  rename  a  channel,   read  Help > Basics  > Watch
TV  > Channel  list .
Update channels
The  TV   puts  all   installed   channels   in   the   Channel   list.  If   you
receive   digital   channels,  you   can   set   the   TV   to  automatically
update   the   list   with   new   channels.  You   can   also  start   an   update
of   the   Channel   list   yourself.
Automatic   channel  update
Once  a  day,  at  6   AM,  the   TV   updates  the   channels   and  stores
new   channels.  Empty   channels   are   removed.   For  new   or  removed
channels,  a  message  is  shown   at  TV   start   up.  The  TV   must   be  in
standby   to  automatically  update   channels.
To   switch   off   the   message  at  start   up,  press   h > Setup  >
Channel  settings   and  press  OK.  Select   Channel  installation >
Channel  update  message   and  select Off.
To   switch   off   the   automatic  channel  update,   press   h > Setup  >
Channel  settings   and  press  OK.  Select   Channel  installation >
Automatic   channel  update   and  select Off.
Start   an   update
To   start   an   update   yourself,  press   h > Setup  > Search   for
channels   and  press   OK.  Select   Update  channels   and  press  OK.
Press   Start.  The  update   can   take  a  few  minutes.   Follow   the
instructions   on   screen.
Reinstall  channels
Reinstall   channels
To   reinstall   only  the   channels,  press   h > Setup  > Search   for
channels  > Reinstall   channels   and  press  OK.  Select   DVB -T  or
DVB -C .  The  channel  search   can   take  a  few  minutes.   Follow   the
instructions   on   screen.
Full  installation
To   redo  a  full  TV   installation,   press   h > Setup  > TV  settings  >
Reinstall   TV   and  press  OK.  The  installation  can   take  a  few
minutes.   Follow   the   instructions   on   screen.
You   can   reorder   and  rename  channels   in   the   Channel   list.
Channel  list   copy
Channel   list   copy  is  intended   for   dealers  and  expert   users.
With   Channel   list   copy,  you   can   copy  the   channels   installed   on
one  TV   onto  another  Philips  TV   of   the   same   range.  With
Channel   list   copy,  you   avoid  the   time-consuming   channel  search
and  you   can   offer   a  predefined  channel  list   setup.  The  small   file
you   copy  fits  every   USB   memory  device.
Conditions
•   Both  TVs  are   from  the   same   year  range.
•   Both  TVs  have   the   same   product  type   suffix  for   DVB  (H,   K,   M,
T   or  D/00)   in   their   type   number  and  have   the   TV   installed   for
the   same   country.
•   Both  TVs  have   the   same   hardware   type.  Check   the   hardware
type   on   the   TV   type   plate   on   the   back   of   the   TV.   Typically
noted  as
Q . . . LA
•   Both  TVs  have   compatible  software   versions.   When   you
upload,  an   on -screen  message  will   warn  you   if  software   versions
are   not   compatible.
Copy  a  Channel  list
1  Switch   on   the   TV   which  has   its  channels   installed.  Plug   in   a
USB   memory  device.
2  Press   h > Setup  > TV  settings  > Preferences  > Channel  list
copy  > Copy  to  USB   and  press  OK.  To   copy  the   Channel   list
from  this   TV,   you   might  be  asked  to  enter  the   TV   PIN   code   you
entered  during  the   installation.
3  When   copying  is  done,  unplug   the   USB   memory  device.
Now   you   can   upload  the   copied  Channel   list   onto  another  Philips
TV.
Upload   a  Channel  list
To   a  TV  thats   not   yet   installed
1  Plug   in   the   power   plug   to  start   the   installation  and  select
language   and  country.   You   can   skip   Search   for   channels.  Finish
the   installation.
2  Plug   in   the   USB   memory  device   that  holds  the   Channel   list   of
the   other   TV.
3  To   start   the   Channel   list   upload,  press   h > Setup  > TV
settings  > Preferences  > Channel  list   copy  > Copy  to  TV and
press   OK.  You   might  be  asked  to  enter  the   TV   PIN   code   of   this
TV.
4  The  TV   notifies   if  the   Channel   list   is  copied  to  the   TV
successfully.   Unplug   the   USB   memory  device.
To   an   already   installed  TV
1  Verify   the   country  setting  of   the   TV.   (To   verify  this   setting,
press   h > Setup  > Search   for  channels  > Reinstall   channels
and  press   OK.  Press   È  (Back)   and  later  Cancel  to  leave  the
Search   for   channels.)
If   the   country  is  correct   continue  with   step  2   hereunder.
If   the   country  is  not   correct,  you   need  to  start   a  reinstallation.  To
start   the   reinstallation,  press   h > Setup  > TV  settings  >
Reinstall   TV   and  press  OK.  Select   the   correct   country  and  skip
the   Search   for   channels.  Finish   the   installation.   When   done,  return
to  step  2.
2  Plug   in   the   USB   memory  device   that  holds  the   Channel   list   of
the   other   TV.
3  To   start   the   Channel   list   upload,  press   h > Setup  > TV
settings  > Preferences  > Channel  list   copy  > Copy  to  TV and
press   OK.  You   might  be  asked  to  enter  the   TV   PIN   code   of   this
TV.
4  The  TV   notifies   if  the   Channel   list   is  copied  to  the   TV
successfully.   Unplug   the   USB   memory  device.
DVB- T or  DVB- C
If   both  DVB-T   and  DVB-C   reception  is  available   in   your   country
and  if  this   TV   is  ready   to  receive   DVB-T   and  DVB-C   for   your
country,   you   will   have   selected  one  or  the   other   during  the
channel  installation.
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							If   you   want   to  change  the  DVB  setting  to  start   a  new   channel
installation,   press   h > Setup  > Channel  settings   and  press  OK.
Select   Channel  installation > Antenna  or   Cable  DVB   and  press
OK .  Select   the   DVB  setting  you   want.
DVB -C   channel  installation
For  ease  of   use,   all   DVB-C   settings   are   set   to  automatic.   If   your
DVB-C   provider  gave  you   specific   DVB-C   values,  like   a  symbol
rate  or  a  frequency,   enter  these  values   when   the   TV   asks   for
them   during  installation.
DVB -T   +   DVB -C
You   can   set   up  your   TV   for   DVB-T   and  DVB-C.  Install   one
system   followed  by   the   other.  When   both  installations  are
complete,  the   Channel   list   will   show  both  DVB-T   and  DVB-C
channels.
Reception quality
If   you   receive   digital   channels,  you   can   check   the   quality  and
signal  strength  of   a  channel.
If   you   use  an   antenna,   you   can   reposition   the   antenna  to  try   and
improve   the   reception.
To   check   the   reception  quality   of   a  digital   channel,   switch   to  the
channel  and  press   h > Setup  > Channel  settings   and  press
OK .  Select   Channel  installation > Digital   :  reception   test  and
press   OK.
The  digital   frequency  is  shown   for   this   channel.   If   the   reception  is
poor,  you   can   reposition   your   antenna.   To   check   the   signal
quality  of   this   frequency  again,   select  Search  and  press   OK.
To   enter  a  specific   digital   frequency  yourself,  select  the   frequency,
position   the   arrows   on   a  number  with   x and  w  and  change  the
number  with   u and  v.  To   check   the   frequency,   select  Search
and  press   OK.
If   you   use  DVB-C   to  receive   channels,  the   options   Symbol   rate
mode  and Symbol   rate   are   available.  For  Symbol   rate  mode,
select  Automatic ,  unless   your   cable   provider  gave  you   a  specific
symbol   rate  value.  To   enter  the   symbol   rate  value,  use  the
number  keys.
Manual  installation  — Analogue
Analogue   TV   channels   can   be  manually  tuned   in   channel  by
channel.
To   install   analogue   channels   manually,   press   h > Setup  >
Channel  settings   and  press  OK.  Select   Channel  installation >
Analogue  :  manual  installation  and  press   OK.
1   System
To   set   up  the   TV   system,  select  System  and  press   OK.  Select
your   country  or  part   of   the   world   where   you   are   now.
2   Find   channel
To   find  a  channel,   select  Find   channel  and  press  OK.  Select
Search   and  press   OK.  You   can   also  enter  a  frequency  yourself.  If
the   reception  is  poor,  press   Search  again.   If   you   want   to  store
the   channel,   select  Done  and  press   OK.
3   Fine   tune
To   fine  tune  a  channel,   select  Fine   tune  and  press   OK.  You   can
fine  tune  the   channel  with   u  or  v.  If   you   want   to  store   the
channel  found,   select  Done  and  press   OK.
4   Store
You   can   store   the   channel  on   the   current  channel  number  or  as
a  new   channel  number.   Select   Store  current   channel  or Store  as
new   channel .
You   can   redo  these  steps  until  you   found   all   available   analogue
TV   channels.
Clock  settings
In   some   countries,  digital   broadcasts  do   not   send   UTC   -
Coordinated  Universal   Time   information.   The  daylight   saving
change  might  be  ignored  and  the   TV   might  show  an   incorrect
time.
To   correct   the   TV   clock,  press   h > Setup  > TV  settings  >
Preferences  > Clock  and  select  Country  dependent .  Select
Daylight  saving   and  select  the   appropriate   setting.
To   set   the   time  and  date   manually,   select  Manual.  Then   select
Time   or Date .
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							4.4Network
Benefits
Browse  PC
If   you   connect   the   TV   to  a  home   network,   you   can   play  photos,
music  and  videos   from  your   computer  or  storage  device.   Once
the   network   is  installed   on   the   TV,   you   can   find  and  play  the   files
from  your   PC  on   the   TV   screen.
Net   TV
If   you   connect   the   TV   to  a  home   network   with   an   Internet
connection,  you   can   link  up  the   TV   to  Net  TV.   Net  TV   offers
Internet  services   and  websites   tailored  to  your   TV.   Play  music  and
videos,   consult   infotainment,  rent   movies  and  much   more.  Once
the   network   is  installed,  you   can   enjoy   the   best  of   the   Internet
for   your   TV.
Interactive  TV
With   the   TV   connected   to  the   Internet,   you   can   enjoy   the   full
benefits   of   Interactive   TV.   Systems   such  as   HbbTV,  MHP,  etc  use
the   Internet  to  communicate  with   the   TV.
Wi -Fi   MediaConnect
With   Wi-Fi  MediaConnect   you   can   bring   up  (project)  your   PC
screen  on   the   TV   screen  wirelessly.  You   start   Wi-Fi
MediaConnect   from  your   PC.
What you need
To   connect   the   TV   to  a  home   network   and  the   Internet,  you
need  a  router   in   your   home   network.   The  router   must   be  set   to
DHCP  server  on.  Use  a  router   with   a  high -speed  (broadband)
connection   to  the   Internet.   You   can   connect   the   TV   wirelessly   or
wired.
If   you   use  a  wired  connection   to  the   router  you   need  a  network
(Ethernet)   cable.
The  TV   uses   a  DLNA-certified   protocol.  You   can   use  a  computer
with   Microsoft   Windows   XP,   Vista  or  Windows   7,   Intel   Mac
OSX  or  Linux   as   the   operating   system.
Find   your  PC  files
To   select  your   PC  files   on   screen,  you   need  recent   media   server
software   on   your   computer,   like   Windows   Media   Player   11  or
similar.  To   find  your   files   on   the   TV,   some   media   server  software
must   be  set   up  to  share  the   PC  files   with   the   TV.
Find  the   list   of   supported   media   server  software   in   Help >
Specifications  > Multimedia .
Wireless installation
Switch   on   your   router   before   you   start   the   network   installation.
To   start   the  wireless  network   installation ,  press  h,  select  Setup
>  Connect  to  network   and  press  OK.  Follow   the   instructions   on
screen.
WPS   -  Wi -Fi   Protected   Setup
If   your   router   has   WPS   (Wi-Fi  Protected  Setup) , go to the
router   and  press   the   WPS   button.   Return   to  the   TV   within   2
minutes,   select  WPS  and  press   OK.  The  TV   connects   to  your
network.   This   takes  about   2   minutes.   Finish   the   installation.
Most  new   wireless  routers   have   the   WPS   system   and  carry   the
WPS   logo.  The  WPS   system   uses   WPA  security  encryption and
cannot   be  combined   with   devices  on   your   network   that  use  the
WEP   security  encryption.   If   you   still  need  this   WEP   device   in
your   network,   install   with   Scan > Standard .
Scan   for  routers
If   you   have   several   routers   in   your   network,   you   can   select  the
network   you   need.   To   select  a  specific   network   router,  press
Scan   on   the   first  page  of   the   installation.   The  routers   with   WPS
and  with   the   strongest   signal  are   shown   first  in   the   list.
Select   the   router   you   need  and  press   WPS  if  the   router   has
WPS.  Or   press   Pin   code  if  you   can   enter  the   PIN   code   in   your
router   software   to  connect.  Or   press   Standard  to  enter  the
encryption   key  manually.
PIN  code
To   make  the   secured  connection   with   a  PIN   code,   select  PIN
code   and  press   OK.  Write  down   the   8 -digit   PIN   code   shown
and  enter  it   in   the   router   software   on   your   PC.   See  the   router
manual   where   to  enter  the   PIN   code.
Standard
To   enter  the   encryption  key  (the   security  key)  manually,   select
Standard   and  press   OK.  If   you   have   WPA  security  on   your
router,  enter  the   passphrase   with   the   remote   control.  To   open
the   on -screen  keyboard,   select  the   text   entry   field   and  press   OK.
If   you   have   WEP   security  encryption ,  the   TV   asks   for   the   WEP
encryption   key  in   hexadecimal  numbers.   Find  this   hexadecimal  key
in   the   router   software   on   your   PC.   Write  down   the   first  key  of
the   WEP   keys   list   and  enter  it   on   TV   with   the   remote   control.  If
the   security  key  is  accepted,   the   TV   is  connected   with   the
wireless  router.
If   asked,   agree   to  the   End   User  License  Agreement.
Wi- Fi Media Connect
With   Wi-Fi  MediaConnect   you   can   bring   up  (project)  your   PC
screen  on   the   TV   screen  wirelessly.  Look  up  the   code   on   the
product  introduction   booklet  to  download   this   PC  software   for
free.   Wi-Fi  MediaConnect   is  only  available   for   PC.
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							What  you   need
To   use  Wi-Fi  MediaConnect,  you   need  to  connect   the   TV   to
your   home   network.   You   need  a  wireless  router.
Read  more   about   connecting   to  a  network   in  Help > Setup  >
Network .
Install  Wi -Fi   MediaConnect
1   On  your   PC,   go  to  www.philips.com/wifimediaconnect
2   On  the   website,  check   the   necessary  PC  system   requirements.
3   Enter  the   code   printed   on   the   product  introduction   booklet.
4   Click   the   Download   now  button  to  download   the   free  Wi-Fi
MediaConnect   software.
5   Once  downloaded,  start   the   file  Wi-Fi
MediaConnect_setup.exe.  Follow   the   instructions   on   screen.
TV  network   name
If   you   have   more   than   one  TV   in   your   home   network,   you   can
rename  this   TV.   To   rename  this   TV  in   the   network,   press   h >
Setup  > Network  settings   and  select TV  network   name . To
enter  the   name,   press   OK  to  open   the   on -screen  keyboard  or
use  the   remote   control   keypad.
To   use  Wi-Fi  MediaConnect   on   your   PC  read  Help > Smart   TV
>  Videos,  photos   and  music  > Wi -Fi   MediaConnect.
PC  requirements
Windows   XP,   Vista,   Windows   7   (PC  only)
Minimum   PC  requirements
•   Intel®   Pentium   Core™  2   Duo  1.8GHz
•   512MB   RAM
•   200MB   free  hard  disk   space
•   Wi-Fi  802.11g
•   Broadband   Internet  connection
Recommended   PC  requirements
•   Intel®   Pentium   Core™  2   Duo  2.1GHz
•   1GB  RAM
•   200MB   free  hard  disk   space
•   Wi-Fi  802.11n   for   router   and  PC
•   Broadband   Internet  connection
Wired installation
Connect  the   router   to  the   TV   and  switch   on   your   router   before
you   start   the   network  installation.
To   start   the   network   installation,   press   h,  select  Setup >
Connect  to  network   and  press  OK.  Follow   the   instructions   on
screen.
The  TV   constantly   searches  for   a  network   connection.  The  router
must   be  set   to  DHCP  server  on.
If   asked  for,  agree   to  the   End   User  License  Agreement.
Read  more   about   how  to  connect   in   Help > Connections  >
Network  > Wired .
Network settings
To   open   the   Network   settings,  press   h > Setup  > Network
settings   and  press   OK.
You   can   view   the   network   type,  IP   and  MAC   address,   the   signal
strength,   speed  and  encryption   method  etc.   You   can   set   DHCP
and  Auto   IP,   the   IP   configuration  settings,  DMR  and  the   TV
network   name.
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							4.5Devices
EasyLink HDMI- CEC
With   EasyLink   HDMI -CEC  your   TV   and  the   connected   devices
can   work   together.  You   can   use  the   TV   remote   control   to
operate  EasyLink   devices.   The  device   needs  to  be  connected   with
an   HDMI   cable.  Devices  with   EasyLink   appear   automatically  in   the
Home  menu.
Setup
The  TV   comes   with   EasyLink   switched   on.
Make   sure  that  all   HDMI -CEC  settings   are   properly  set   up  on
the   connected   EasyLink   devices.   EasyLink   might  not   work   with
devices  from  other   brands.
Switch   off   EasyLink  RC
If   you   dont  want   to  operate  devices  with   the   TV   remote
control,  you   can   switch   off   EasyLink   remote  control   separately.
Press   Home  h > Setup  > TV  settings   and  select EasyLink >
EasyLink  Remote  Control   and  select Off.
Switch   off   EasyLink
To   switch   off   EasyLink   completely,   press   Home  h > Setup  >
TV  settings   and  select EasyLink > EasyLink  On/Off   and  select
Off .
HDMI-CEC   on   other   brands
The  HDMI -CEC  functionality   has   different   names  on   different
brands.   Some   examples   are:  Anynet,   Aquos   Link,  Bravia  Theatre
Sync,  Kuro   Link,  Simplink   and  Viera   Link.  Not   all   brands  are   fully
compatible  with   EasyLink.
Read  more   about   using  EasyLink   in   Help > Basics  > Remote
control  > Operate  devices .
Add a new  device
Devices  connected   with   EasyLink   HDMI -CEC  automatically  show
their   activity   in   the   Home  menu.  A   single   device   can   add   several
activities.   The  device   must   be  connected   with   an   HDMI   cable.
If   your   connected   device   does  not   appear   in   the   Home  menu,
on   the   device   EasyLink   may   be  switched   off.
If   your   connected   device   does  not   have   EasyLink   or  is  not
connected   with   an   HDMI   cable,  you   need  to  manually  add   your
device   with  Add   your  devices   in   the   Home  menu.
Add   your  devices
In   the   Home  menu,  select  Add   your  devices  and  press  OK.
Follow   the   instructions   on   screen.
The  TV   asks   you   to  select  the   device   and  the   connection   to
which  the   device   is  connected.
The  device   or  its  activities   are   now  added  to  the   Home  menu.
Rename   a  device
To   rename  a  device   in   the   Home  menu,  select  the   device   and
press   r  OPTIONS   and  select Rename.  Use  the   keypad  on   the
remote   control   as   you   do   for   SMS/text   messaging   to  enter  the
new   name   or  press   OK  to  open   the   on -screen  keyboard.
Delete  a  device
To   delete  a  device   or  activity   from  the   Home  menu,  select  the
item  and  press   r  OPTIONS   and  then  select  Remove  this
device .
If   the   device   or  activity,  keeps   appearing   in   the   Home  menu   after
you   deleted   it,  switch   off   the   EasyLink   setting  on   the   device   to
prevent   the   icon  from  being  automatically  added  again.
Audio to Video sync
With   a  Home  Theatre  System   (HTS)  connected   to  the   TV,   the
picture   on   TV   and  the   sound   from  the   HTS  should   be
synchronised.   A   mismatch   can   be  visible   in   scenes   with   people
talking.  When   they   finish  sentences  before   their   lips   stop   moving.
Automatic   audio  to  video  sync
With   recent   Philips  Home  Theatre  Systems,  the   audio   to  video
sync   is  automatically  synchronised  and  always  correct.
Audio   sync  delay
Other  Home  Theatre  Systems   might  need  to  adjust   the   audio
sync   delay   to  synchronise  the   audio   to  video.  On  the   HTS,
increase   the   delay   value   until  there  is  a  match  between   picture
and  sound.   A   delay   value   of   180ms  may   be  required.   Read  the
user  manual   of   the   HTS.
With   a  delay   value   set   up  on   the   HTS,   you   need  to  switch   off
Audio   Out  delay   on   the   TV   if  the   HTS  sets   an   identical  delay   for
all   its  incoming  audio.   To   switch   off   Audio  Out   delay,  press  h
and  select  Setup > TV  settings  > Preferences  > Audio   Out
delay .  Select   Off  and  press   OK.
If   you   cannot   set   up  a  delay   on   the   HTS  or  its  maximum   setting
is  insufficient,   you   can   switch   off   the   Perfect  Natural   Motion
picture   processing  of   the   TV.   To   switch   off   Perfect  Natural
Motion,   press   h  and  select  TV  settings > Picture > Perfect
Natural  Motion .  Select  Off  and  press   OK.
Auto subtitle shift
If   you   play  a  DVD  or  Blu-ray  Disc   on   a  recent   Philips  player,  the
TV   can   move  the   subtitles   upwards.  Subtitles   will   then  be  visible
whatever  Picture   format   you   select.  The  TV   comes   with   Auto
subtitle   shift   switched   on.
To   switch   off   Auto   subtitle   shift,  press  h > Setup  > TV
settings  > EasyLink  > Auto   subtitle  shift .  Select  Off.
Pixel  Plus link
Some   other   devices,   DVD  or  Blu-ray  Disc   players,  might  have
their   own  picture   quality  processing.   To   avoid  bad   picture   quality
caused   by   interference   with   the   TV   processing,   the   picture
processing  of   these  devices  should   be  disabled.   The  TV   comes
with   Pixel  Plus  link  switched   on   and  disables   the   picture   quality
processing  of   recent   Philips  devices  connected   to  the   TV.
To   switch   off   Pixel  Plus  link,   press   h > Setup  > TV  settings  >
EasyLink  > Pixel   Plus   link .  Select  Off.
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							4.6Universal access
Switch on
With   Universal   access   switched   on,  the   TV   is  set   for   use  for
hearing   and  visually   impaired  people.
Switch   on
If   you   did  not   switch   on   Universal   access  during  the   installation,
you   can   still  switch   it   on   in   Setup.
To   switch   on   Universal   access,  press   h > Setup  > TV  settings
>  Preferences  > Universal  access .  Select  On  and  press   OK.
With   Universal   access   switched   on   in   Setup,  the   Universal   access
option   is  added  in   the   Options  menu.  With   Universal   menu   in
the   Options  menu,  you   can   set   specific   settings   for   hearing   and
visually   impaired  people.
Hearing  impaired
Some   digital   TV   channels   broadcast   special   audio   and  subtitles
adapted   for   hearing   impaired  people.  With   Hearing  impaired
switched   on,  the   TV   automatically  switches  to  the   adapted   audio
and  subtitles,   if  available.
Switch   on
To   switch   on   Hearing  impaired,   press   r  OPTIONS ,  select
Universal  access   and  press  OK.  Select   Hearing  impaired ,  select
On   and  press   OK.
To   check   whether   a  hearing   impaired  audio   language   is  available,
press   r  OPTIONS ,  select Audio   language   and  look   for   an
audio   language   marked   with   a  î.
If   Universal   access   does  not   appear   in   the   Options  menu,  switch
on   Universal   access   in   the   Setup.  Read  Help > Setup  > Universal
access  > Switch   on .
Visually  impaired
Some   digital   TV   channels   broadcast   special   audio   called  Audio
Description   for   visually   impaired  people.  The  audio   consists   of   a
narrator  describing   what   is  happening   in   the   programme   during
the   pauses   in   the   normal  audio.
Switch   on
To   switch   this   visually   impaired  audio,   press   r  OPTIONS ,
select  Universal  access   and  press  OK.  Select   Visually   impaired
and  select  On  or,   if  available,  select  the   speakers   the   adapted
audio   should   be  played  from.  If   available,  the   TV   will   play  the
visually   impaired  audio.
Volume   -  Visually   impaired
If   available,  you   can   set   the   volume   of   the   extra   commentary.
To   check   whether   a  visually   impaired  audio   language   is  available,
press   r  OPTIONS ,  select Audio   language   and  look   for   an
audio   language   marked   with   a  Ï.
If   Universal   access   does  not   appear   in   the   Options  menu,  switch
on   Universal   access   in   the   Setup.  Read  Help > Setup  > Universal
access  > Switch   on .
Key beep
Key  beep  gives  an   audio   feedback   each   time  you   press   a  key  on
the   remote   control.  The  volume   of   the   beep  is  fixed.
Switch   on
To   switch   on   Key  beep,   press   r  OPTIONS ,  select Universal
access   and  press   OK.  Select   Key   beep   and  select  On.
If   Universal   access   does  not   appear   in   the   Options  menu,  switch
on   Universal   access   in   the   Setup.  Read  Help > Setup  > Universal
access  > Switch   on .
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							4.7Software
Current  version
To   view   the   current  TV   software   version,  press  h > Setup  >
Software   settings   and  press  OK.  Select   Current  software  info
and  read  Version:
Update from Internet
If   the   TV   is  connected   to  the   Internet,   you   may   receive   a
message  from  TP  Vision   to  update   the   TV   software.  You   need  a
high -speed  (broadband)   Internet  connection.
If   you   receive   this   message,   we  recommend   you   carry   out   the
update.   Select   Update.  Follow   the   instructions   on   screen.
You   can   also  look   for   new   updates  yourself.  To   look   for   an
update,   press   h > Setup  > Update  software   and  press  OK.
Follow   the   instructions   on   screen.
When   the   update   is  complete,  the   TV   switches  off   and  back   on
again  automatically.   Wait   for   the   TV   to  switch   itself  back   on.  Do
not   use  the   Power   switch   O  on   the   TV.
Update with  USB
It  might  be  necessary  to  update   the   TV   software.   You   need  a  PC
with   an   high -speed  Internet  connection   and  a  USB  memory
device   to  upload  the   software   on   the   TV.   Use  a  USB   memory
device   with   256MB   free  space.   Make   sure  that  write   protection  is
switched   off.
1   Start
2   Identify
3   Download
4  Update TV
1   Start   the  update  on   TV
To   start   the   software   update,   press   h > Setup  > Update
software .  Select  USB.
2   Identify  the  TV
Insert   the   USB   memory  into  the   side  of   the   TV,   select  Start and
press   OK.  An   identification  file  is  written   on   the   USB   memory
device.
3   Download   the  TV  software
Insert   the   USB   memory  into  your   PC.   On  the   USB   memory
device,   locate   the   file  update.htm  and  double   click  it.  Click   on
Send   ID.  If   new   software   is  available,  download   the   .zip   file.   After
the   download,  unzip  the   file  and  copy  the   file  autorun.upg  onto
the   USB   memory  device.   Do   not   place   this   file  in   a  folder.
4   Update  the  TV  software
Insert   the   USB   memory  into  the   TV   again.   The  update   starts
automatically.   The  TV   switches  itself  off   for   10  seconds   and  then
back   on   again.   Please  wait.
Do  not   .  .  .
•   use  the   remote   control
•   remove   the   USB   memory  device   from  the   TV
If   a  power   cut  occurs  during  the   update,   never  remove   the   USB
memory  device   from  the   TV.   When   the   power   returns,  the
update   will   continue.
At  the   end   of   the   update,   the   message  Operation   succesful
appears   on   screen.  Remove   the   USB   memory  device   and  press
O   on   the   remote   control.
Do  not   .  .  .
•   press   O  twice
•   use  the   O  switch   on   the   TV
The  TV   switches  itself  off   (for   10  seconds)   and  then  back   on
again.   Please  wait.
The  TV   software   has   been  updated.  You   can   use  the   TV   again.
To   prevent   an   accidental  update   of   the   TV   software,   delete  the
autorun.upg   file  from  the   USB   memory  device.
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							5
5.1
Connections
First connections
Power cable
Insert   the   power   cable   into  the   power   socket  of   the   TV.
When   disconnecting  the   power   cable,  always  pull   the   plug,   never
the   cable.
Although   this   TV   has   a  very  low  standby   power   consumption,
switch   off   the   TV   with   the   power   switch   to  save   energy  if  you
do   not   use  the   TV   for   a  long  period   of   time.
Read  more   about   the   power   switch   in  Help > Getting   started  >
Keys  on   the  TV  > Power  switch .
Make   sure  the   power   cable   is  securely   inserted   into  the   TV.
Make   sure  that  the   power   plug   in   the   wall  socket  is  accessible   at
all   times.
Antenna  cable
Locate  the   antenna  connection   at  the   back   of   the   TV.   Insert   the
antenna  cable   securely   into  the   Antenna a  socket.
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							5.2Cables and connections
Cable  quality
Before   you   connect  devices  to  the   TV,   check   which  connectors
are   available   on   the   device.   Connect  the   device   to  the   TV   with
the   highest  quality  connection   available.  Good  quality  cables
ensure  a  good   transfer  of   picture   and  sound.   Read  the   other
chapters  of   Cables   and  connections .
The  connections   diagrams  shown   in   Help > Connections  >
Connect  devices   are   recommendations.   Other  solutions   are
possible.
Visit  the   Philips  support   webpages   -  www.philips.com/support  -
and  start   the   Connectivity   guide   for   TV.   The guide  can   help   you
to  connect   the   devices  you   have   at  home.
HDMI
An   HDMI   connection   has   the   best  picture   and  sound   quality.
One   HDMI   cable   combines  video   and  audio   signals.   Use  an
HDMI   cable   for   High   Definition  (HD)   TV   signals.   An   HDMI   cable
transfers  picture   and  sound   signals  in   only  one  direction   (except
for   the   HDMI   ARC).  Do   not   use  an   HDMI   cable   longer   than
5   m.
EasyLink  HDMI-CEC
If   your   devices  are   connected   with   HDMI   and  have   EasyLink,  you
can   operate  them   with   the   TV   remote   control.  Read  more   about
EasyLink   in   Help > Basics  > Remote  control  > Operate  devices .
HDMI  ARC  connection
Connect  a  Home  Theatre  System   to  the   HDMI   ARC  connection.
With   HDMI   ARC,  the   extra   audio   cable   from  the   TV   to  the   HTS
is  not   necessary.   With   one  HDMI   cable   connected   to  HDMI
ARC   (Audio  Return   Channel)   both  cables   are   combined.
Switch   off   HDMI  ARC
In   case   you   would  like   to  switch   off   the   audio   return  signal  on
the   HDMI   ARC   connection,  press   h > Setup  > TV  settings  >
EasyLink  > HDMI  1   ARC ,  select Off  and  press   OK.
DVI   to  HDMI
Use  a  DVI  to  HDMI   adapter   if  your   device   only  has   a  DVI
connection.  Use  one  of   the   HDMI   connections   and  add   an   Audio
L/R  cable   (mini-jack   3.5  mm)  to  Audio   In  DVI/VGA  for   sound,
on   the   back   of   the   TV.
Copy  protection
DVI  and  HDMI   cables   support   HDCP  (High -bandwidth   Digital
Contents  Protection).   HDCP  is  a  copy  protection  signal  that
prevents   copying  content   from  a  DVD  disc   or  Blu-ray  Disc.  Also
referred  to  as   DRM  (Digital   Rights   Management).
Y Pb  Pr
Use  the   Component   Video  YPbPr   connection   together   with   an
Audio  Left   and  Right  connection   for   sound.
Match  the   YPbPr   connector   colours  with   the   cable   plugs  when
you   connect.  YPbPr   can   handle   High   Definition  (HD)   TV   signals.
SCART
A   SCART  cable   combines  video   and  audio   signals.   SCART
connectors   can   handle   RGB   video   signals  but  cannot   handle   High
Definition  (HD)   TV   signals.
Use  the   included   Scart   adapter  to  connect   a  Scart   cable.
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							Video
If   you   have   a  device   with   only  a Video  (CVBS)   connection,  you
need  to  use  a  Video   to  SCART   adapter   (not   supplied).  Connect
the   Video  to  Scart   adapter  to  the   included   Scart   adapter  of   the
TV.   You   can   add   the   Audio  L/R  connections.
VGA
Use  a  VGA  cable   (DE15   connector)   to  connect   a  computer  to
the   TV.   With   this   connection   you   can   use  the   TV   as   a  computer
monitor.   You   can   add   an   Audio  L/R  cable   for   sound   (stereo
mini-jack   3.5mm).
To   connect   a  computer  with   the   VGA  connection,  read  Help >
Connections  > Connect  more  devices  > TV  as   PC  monitor.
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