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    4  Connect your home 
    theaterThis section helps you connect your home theater 
    to a TV and other devices. The basic connections of 
    the home theater with its accessories are provided 
    in the Quick Star t. For a comprehensive interactive 
    guide, see www.connectivityguide.philips.com. 
    Note
    •Refer to the type plate at the back or bot tom 
    of the product for identifi cation and supply 
    ratings.•Before you make or change any connections, 
    ensure that all devices are disconnected from 
    the power outlet.
    ConnectorsConnect other devices to your home theater.Front connectorsa
    MP3 LINK 
    Audio input from an MP3 player.
    b
     ( USB )
    Audio, video or picture input from a USB 
    storage device.
    p
     ( Stop )•
    Stops play.
    •
    Press and hold to eject the disc or 
    open the disc compar tment.
    •
    In radio mode, erases the current 
    preset radio station.
    q
     /
     ( Fast Backward /Fast Forward )
    Fast backwards or fast forwards. Press 
    repeatedly to change the search speed.
    r
     ( Back )
    Returns to a previous menu screen.
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    Connect to the TVConnect your home theater directly to a T V 
    through one of the following connectors (from 
    highest to basic quality video):a
     HDMI
    b
     Component video
    c
     Composite video
    Option 1: Connect to the TV through 
    HDMI
    Note
    •The HDMI connector on the T V might be 
    labeled  HDMI IN or  HDMI ARC.•If the T V suppor ts HDMI Audio Return 
    Channel (ARC), you can use it to output digital 
    audio to the home theater. •If the HDT V has a DVI connector, connect 
    using an HDMI/DVI adapter.•If the T V suppor ts EasyLink HDMI CEC , 
    control the home theater and T V  with one 
    remote control  (see ‘Use Philips EasyLink ’ on 
    page  20 ).
    TV
    Back connectorsa
    AC MAINS~ 
    Connects to the power supply.
    b
    SPEAKERS 
    Connects to the supplied speakers and 
    subwoofer.
    c
    DIGITAL IN-COA XIAL 
    Connects to the coaxial audio output on 
    the T V or a digital device. 
    d
    AUDIO IN -AUX 1 /AUX 2 
    Connects to the analog audio output on the 
    TV or an analog device. 
    e
    LAN 
    Connects to the L AN input on a broadband 
    modem or router.
    f
    VIDEO OUT -VIDEO 
    Connects to the composite video input on 
    the T V. 
    g
    VIDEO OUT -Y Pb Pr 
    Connects to the component video input on 
    the T V. 
    h
    FM ANTENNA 
    Connects the FM antenna for radio 
    reception.
    i
    HDMI OUT (ARC) 
    Connects to the HDMI input on the T V. 
    j
    DOCK for iPod 
    Connects to a Philips Dock for iPod/iPhone.
    (Model: Philips DCK3060, sold separately)
    k
    Wireless Rear Audio 
    Connects to a Philips wireless module.
    (Model: Philips RWSS5510, sold separately.)EN
     
    						
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    Connect audio from TV or 
    other devicesUse your home theater to play audio from the 
    T V or other devices such as a cable box. 
    Tip
    •Press  
     SOURCE /AUDIO SOURCE
    repeatedly to select the audio output of your 
    connection.
    Option 1: Connect audio through analog 
    audio cables(Cable not supplied)
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    TV
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    Option 2: Connect to the TV through 
    YPbPr (component video)
    Note
    •The component video cable or connector 
    might be labeled  Y Cb Cr or  YUV.
    (Cable not supplied)Option 3: Connect to the TV through 
    composite video (CVBS)
    Note
    •The composite video cable or connector might 
    be labeled  AV I N,VIDEO IN,COMPOSITE or 
    BASEBAND.
    (Cable not supplied)Component Video  Out
    Component Video  InTV
    TV
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    (Cable not supplied)Set up network1  Connect the home theater to a broadband 
    modem or  router  (see ‘Connect to a 
    computer network and the Internet’ on 
    page  12 ).2  Turn on your T V and switch to the correct 
    source for the home theater.3 Press  
     ( Home).
    4 Select  [Setup], then press  OK.5 Select  [Network] >[Network Installation],
    then press  OK.6 Select  [Wired (Ethernet)], then press  OK.7 Select  [Auto (recommended)] or  
    [Manual (advanced)], then press  OK.8  Follow the instructions on the T V to 
    complete the setup.
    »The home theater connects to the 
    internet. If connection fails, select  [Retry],
    then pressOK.9 Select  [Finish], then press  OK to exit.
    Caution
    •Familiarize yourself with the network router, 
    media ser ver sof tware and networking 
    principles before at tempting to connect the 
    home theater to a computer network . If 
    necessar y, read documentation accompanying 
    network components. Philips is not responsible 
    for lost, damaged or corrupt data.LAN
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    Option 2: Connect audio through coaxial 
    cable
    Note
    •The digital coaxial cable or connector might be 
    labeled  COA XIAL /DIGITAL OUT or  SPDIF 
    OUT.
    (Cable not supplied)Connect to a computer 
    network and the InternetConnect the home theater to a computer 
    network and enjoy:
    •
    Multimedia content streamed from 
    your computer : view photos, play 
    music and watch video fi les streamed 
    from your  computer  (see ‘Play from PC 
    (DLNA)’ on page  18 ).
    •
    BD-Live applications : access to some 
    exclusive ser vices from the BD-Live 
    enabled  Blu-ray discs  (see ‘Access 
    BD-Live on Blu-ray’ on page  16 ).
    •
    Software update : update the sof tware 
    of the home theater through the 
    network  (see ‘Update sof tware from 
    the network ’ on page  24 ).
    What you need:
    •
    A network router (with DHCP 
    enabled).
    •
    A network cable (RJ45 straight cable).
    •
    A computer with media ser ver 
    software  installed  (see ‘Set up media 
    ser ver software’ on page  18 ).
    •
    For BD-Live application and sof tware 
    update, make sure that the network 
    router has access to the Internet and 
    the fi rewall is disabled.
    TV
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    5  Use your home 
    theaterThis section helps you use the home theater to 
    play media from a wide range of sources.Before you startCheck that you:
    •
    Make the necessar y connections and 
    complete the setup as described in the 
    Quick Star t.
    •
    Switch the T V to the correct source 
    for the home theater.
    Access the home menuThe home menu gives you easy access to 
    connected devices, audio and video set tings, and 
    other features.1 Press  
     ( Home).
    »The home menu appears.
    2  Press the  Navigation buttons and  OK to 
    select the following:•
    [play Disc] : Star ts disc play.
    •
    [browse USB] : Accesses the content 
    browser of the connected USB storage 
    device.
    •
    [browse iPod] : Accesses the content 
    browser of the connected iPod or 
    iPhone.
    •
    [browse PC] : Accesses the content 
    browser of the connected PC network.
    •
    [Setup] : Accesses menus to change 
    picture, sound and other set tings.
    Connect a wireless module
    Note
    •When you connect and switch on the wireless 
    module, the rear speaker connectors on the 
    home theater are muted, the rear surround 
    sound is output through the connectors on the 
    wireless receiver.
    ( Wireless module not supplied - Philips 
    RWSS5510)
    Wireless Rear Audio
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    Change sound modeSelect predefi ned sound modes to suit your 
    video or music.1 Press  
     SOUND SETTINGS /
    (Sound options).
    2 Select  SOUND, then press  OK.3  Press the  Navigation buttons (up/down) to 
    select the following settings:•
    ACTION/ROCK : Enhanced low and 
    high-range. Ideal for action movies and 
    rock or pop music.
    •
    DRAMA/JAZZ : Clear mid and high-range. 
    Ideal for drama movies and jazz music. 
    •
    CONCERT/CLASSIC: Neutral sound. 
    Ideal for live concer ts and classical music.
    •
    SPORTS : Moderate mid-range and 
    surround effects for clear vocals and 
    the atmosphere of a live spor t venue.
    4 Press  OK to confi rm your choice.Change surround sound modeExperience an immersive audio experience with 
    surround sound modes.1 Press  
     SOUND SETTINGS /
    (Sound options).
    2 Select  SURROUND, then press  OK.3  Press the  Navigation buttons (up/down) to 
    select the following settings:•
    5CH STEREO : Enhances the stereo 
    channel output by duplicating the 
    sound output to the center and rear 
    speakers. Ideal for par ty music.
    •
    MULTI-CHANNEL/Dolby PLII : 
    Immersive multi-channel sound for an 
    enhanced movie experience.
    •
    STEREO : Two-channel stereo sound. 
    Ideal for listening to music.
    4 Press  OK to confi rm your choice.
    Choose your soundThis section helps you choose the ideal sound for 
    your video or music.1 Press  
     SOUND SETTINGS /
    (Sound options).
    2  Press the  Navigation buttons (lef t /right) to 
    access the sound options. Sound experience  DescriptionAUTO VOLUMESets a constant output signal 
    at the speaker output. This 
    option is best for T V audio 
    input where the commercial 
    signal level is usually higher 
    than the content.
    SOUNDSelects a sound mode.
    SURROUNDSelects a surround sound or 
    stereo sound.
    TREBLEAdjusts the high frequency 
    output.
    MIDAdjusts the middle 
    frequency output.
    BASSAdjusts the low frequency 
    output.
    AUDIO SYNCDelays the audio to match 
    the video.3  Select an option, then press  OK.4 Press  
     BACK to exit.
    If you do not press a but ton within fi ve 
    seconds, it automatically exits the menu.
    Change auto volumeSelect the level of volume which output from 
    your T V or other devices to the home theater.1 Press  
     SOUND SETTINGS /
    (Sound options).
    2 Select  AUTO VOLUME, then press  OK.3  Press the  Navigation buttons (up/down) to 
    select  ON or  OFF.4 Press  OK to confi rm your choice.
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    Button  ActionNavigation 
    buttonsNavigate menus.
    OKConfi rms an entr y or 
    selection. ( Play)Star ts or resumes play.
    Pauses play.Stops play.
     /
    Skips to the previous or 
    nex t track, chapter or fi le.
     /
    Fast backwards or fast 
    for wards. Press repeatedly 
    to change the search speed.
    Navigation 
    buttons
    (u p /d ow n)Rotates the picture counter-
    clockwise or clockwise.
    SUBTITLESelects subtitle language for 
    video.
    POP-UP MENU/
    DISC MENU /
    (Disc menu)Accesses or exits the disc 
    menu. OPTIONS /(Options)Accesses more play options 
    during playback.
    For video formats such as, DivX and WMV:
    •
    To stop play, press  
    .
    •
    To resume the video from where you 
    stopped, press  
     ( Play).
    •
    To play the video from the star t, press 
    OK.
    Note
    •To play DivX DRM - protected fi les from a disc 
    or a USB storage device, connect your home 
    theater to a T V through an HDMI cable. 
    Change treble, mid and bassChange the high frequency (treble), mid frequency 
    (mid) and low frequency (bass) set tings of the 
    home theater to suit your video or music.1 Press  
     SOUND SETTINGS /
    (Sound options).
    2 Select  TREBLE,MID or  BASS, then press 
    OK.3  Press the  Navigation buttons (up/down) to 
    adjust the frequency level.4 Press  OK to confi rm.Synchronize audio with videoIf the audio and video are not synchronized, you 
    can delay the audio to match the video.1 Press  
     SOUND SETTINGS /
    (Sound options).
    2 Select  AUDIO SYNC, then press  OK.3  Press the  Navigation buttons (up/down) to 
    sync the audio with the video.4 Press  OK to confi rm.Play a discThe home theater can play a wide variety of 
    discs, including video, audio and mixed media 
    (for example, a CD-R that contains JPEG pictures 
    and MP3 music).1  Inser t a disc into the home theater.2 Press  DISC, or select  [play Disc] in the 
    home menu and press  OK.
    »The disc plays or the disc main menu 
    appears.3  Press the following but tons to control play:
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    Note
    •The range of BD-Live ser vices depends on 
    the disc.•When you use BD-Live, data on the disc and 
    home theater are accessed by the content 
    provider.•Use a USB storage device with at least 1GB of 
    free space to store the downloaded fi les.•If there is insuf fi cient memor y to download 
    BD-Live content,  clear memor y space .
    Play 3D videoYour home theater can play 3D videos on 3D TVs.
    Before you start, make sure that: 
    •
    your T V is a 3D T V, and is connected 
    to your home theater through HDMI,
    •
    your disc is a Blu-ray 3D disc, and
    •
    you have 3D glasses that are 
    compatible with your 3D T V.
    1  Inser t a Blu-ray 3D disc into your home theater.
    »Your TV switches to the correct HDMI 
    source, and the disc plays automatically.2  If the disc does not play automatically, press 
    DISC or select  [play Disc] in the home 
    menu, and then press  OK.3  Press the play but tons to control  play .
    When you search for ward or back ward, 
    and in some other play modes, the video 
    displays in 2D. It returns to 3D when you 
    play normally again.4  Put on the 3D glasses to enjoy the 3D 
    effects.Play 3D discs in 2D1 Press  
     ( Home).
    2 Select  [Setup] >[Video] >
    [Blu-ray 3D video] >[Of f ].3 Press  OK.4  Play your Blu-ray 3D disc.
    »The 3D video is displayed in 2D.
    Use Bonus View on Blu-rayBlu-ray discs that suppor t the Bonus View 
    feature (also known as Picture-In-Picture) allow 
    you to view special content such as a director’s 
    commentar y while watching the main feature.1  If necessar y, enable BonusView (or Picture-
    In-Picture) in the Blu-ray disc menu.2  During playback of the main feature, press 
     OPTIONS /
     ( Options).
    »The options menu is displayed.
    3 Select  [PIP Selection] >[PIP], then press 
    OK.
    »PIP options [1]/[2] depend on the video 
    contents.
    »The picture-in-picture video appears in a 
    small window. 4 Select  [2nd Audio Language] or  
    [2nd Subtitle Language], then press  OK.5  Select the language to play, then press  OK.
    Note
    •To turn off the Bonus View (Picture-in-
    Picture), press  
     OPTIONS /
     ( Options),
    select  [PIP Selection] >[Of f ], then press  OK.
    Access BD-Live on Blu-rayBD-Live enabled Blu-ray discs include exclusive 
    ser vices such as movies and other online bonuses.1  Prepare the internet connection and  set up 
    the network  (see ‘Connect to a computer 
    network and the Internet’ on page  12 ).2  Connect the USB storage device to the 
    home theater.3  Select the BD-Live icon in the disc menu, 
    then press  OK.
    »BD-Live star ts to load. The loading time 
    depends on the disc and your internet 
    connection.4  Press the  Navigation buttons to navigate 
    BD-Live.5 Press  OK to select an item.
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    [Audio Language] : Selects audio 
    language for video.
    •
    [Subtitle Language] : Selects subtitle 
    language for video.
    •
    [Subtitle Shift] : Adjusts the subtitle 
    position on the screen.
    •
    [Info] : Displays information about 
    what is playing.
    •
    [Character Set] : Selects a character 
    set that suppor ts the DivX subtitle.
    •
    [Time Search] : Skips to a specifi c par t 
    of the video by entering the time of 
    the scene.
    •
    [2nd Audio Language] : Selects the 
    second audio language to play.
    •
    [2nd Subtitle Language] : Selects the 
    second subtitle language to play.
    •
    [Titles] : Selects a specifi c title.
    •
    [Chapters] : Selects a specifi c chapter.
    •
    [Angle List] : Selects a different camera 
    angle.
    •
    [Menus] : Displays the disc menu.
    •
    [PIP Selection] : Displays Picture-in-
    Picture window.
    •
    [Zoom] : Zooms into a video scene or 
    picture. Press the  Navigation buttons
    (lef t /right) to select a zoom factor.
    •
    [Repeat] : Repeats a chapter or title.
    •
    [Repeat A-B] : Marks two points 
    within a chapter or track for repeat 
    play, or turns off repeat mode.
    •
    [Picture Settings] : Selects a 
    predefi ned color set ting.
    Use picture optionsAccess several useful features while viewing 
    pictures.1 Press  
     OPTIONS /
     ( Options).
    »The pictures options menu appears.
    2  Press the  Navigation buttons and  OK to 
    select and adjust:•
    [Rotate +90] : Rotates the picture 
    90 degree clockwise.
    •
    [Rotate -90] : Rotates the picture 
    90 degree counter-clockwise.
    Play from a USB storage deviceThe home theater is fi tted with a USB connector 
    that allows you to view pictures, listen to music or 
    watch movies stored on a USB storage device.1  Connect the USB storage device to the 
    home theater.2 Press  
     ( Home).
    »The home menu appears.
    3 Select  [browse USB], then press  OK.
    »A content browser appears.4  Select a fi le, then press  OK.5  Press the playback but tons to control  play 
    (see ‘Play a disc’ on page  15 ).
    Note
    •If the USB storage device does not fi t into the 
    connector, use a USB ex tension cable.•The home theater does not suppor t digital 
    cameras that need a computer program to 
    display photos.•The USB storage device must be NTFS, FAT 
    or DOS -format ted, and Mass Storage Class 
    compliant.
    More play features for disc or 
    USBSeveral advanced features are available for video 
    or picture playback from a disc or USB storage 
    device.Use video optionsAccess several useful features while viewing 
    video.
    Note
    •Available video options depend on the video 
    source.
    1 Press  
     OPTIONS /
     ( Options).
    »The video options menu appears.
    2  Press the  Navigation buttons and  OK to 
    select and adjust:
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    Play from PC (DLNA)(For HTS5580 and HTS5590 only.)
    When you connect your home theater to your 
    home network, you can play music, photo, and 
    video from a computer or other media ser ver on 
    that network.
    What you need:
    •
    A wired or wireless home network, 
    connected with a Universal Plug and 
    Play (uPnP) router.
    •
    A Philips wireless USB adapter or 
    a L AN able to connect your home 
    theater to your home network.
    •
    A media ser ver such as: 
    •
    PC running Windows Media Player 11 
    or higher; or
    •
    Mac running Twonk y Media Ser ver.
    For help to use other media ser vers, such as 
    T Versity, see the web site of the media ser ver.
    Set up media server softwareBefore you start:
    •
    Connect your home theater to your 
    home  network  (see ‘Connect to a 
    computer network and the Internet’ 
    on page  12 ).
    •
    Connect your PC to the same home 
    network.
    •
    Make sure that your PC fi rewall allows 
    you to run Windows Media Player 
    programs.
    In Microsoft Windows Media Player 11
    1  Connect the home theater to a network 
    router  (see ‘Connect to a computer 
    network and the Internet’ on page  12 ).2  Switch on the computer and router.3  Open Windows Media Player on the 
    computer.4 Select  Library >Media Sharing, then select 
    settings to share your media.5 Select  Library >Add to Library, then select 
    set tings to share the folder containing your 
    media.
    •
    [Zoom] : Zooms into a video scene or 
    picture. Press the  Navigation buttons
    (lef t /right) to select a zoom factor.
    •
    [Info] : Displays picture information.
    •
    [Duration per slide] : Sets the display 
    speed for each picture in a slide show.
    •
    [Slide Animation] : Selects animation 
    for the slide show.
    •
    [Picture Settings] : Selects a 
    predefi ned color set ting.
    •
    [Repeat] : Repeats a selected folder.
    Use audio optionsAccess several useful features while audio is 
    played.1 Press  
     OPTIONS /
     ( Options)
    repeatedly to cycle through the following 
    functions:
    •
    REPEAT TRACK : Repeats the current 
    track.
    •
    REPEAT DISC : Repeats all the tracks 
    on the disc or folder.
    •
    REPEAT RANDOM : Plays audio 
    tracks in random order.
    •
    REPEAT OFF : Turns off repeat mode.
    Play a musical slideshowPlay music and pictures simultaneously to create 
    a musical slideshow.1  Select a music track, then press  OK.2 Press  
     BACK and go to the picture 
    folder.
    3  Select a picture, then press  OK to star t 
    slideshow.4 Press  
     to stop slideshow.
    5 Press  
     again to stop music.
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