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Once your PHILIPS purchase is registered, you're ehglble to receive all the pnwleges of owmng a

PHILIPS product. So complete and return the Warranty Registration Card enclosed with your pur-

chase at once. And take advantage of these important benefits.

Warranty

Verification

Registering your product within 10 days confirms your right to maximum protection under the

terms and conditions of your

PHILIPS warranty.

Owner

Confirmation

Your completed Warranty Registration Card serves as

verification of ownership in the event of product theft or loss.

Model

Registration

Returning your Warranty RegistrationCard right away guar- antees you'll receive all the infor- mation and special offers which you qualify for as the owner of your

model.

Congratulations on your purchase, and welcome to the "family!"

Dear PHILIPS product owner:

Thank you for your confidence nnPHILIPS You've selected one of the best-built, ucts avadable today And we'll do everything nnour power to keep you happy with your purchase for many years to come

As a member of the PHILIPS "family," you're entitled to protectnon by one of the most comprehensive warranties and outstandnng service networks nnthe industry

What's more, your purchase guarantees you'll recenve all the information and special offers for which you quahfy, plus easy access to accessories from our convenient home shopping network

And most importantly you can count on our uncompromising commitment to your total satisfaction All of this usour way of saying welcome-and thanks for nnvesting nna PHILIPS product

Snncerely,

PHILIPS

Lawrence J. Blanford President and Chief Executive Officer

Know these

safetysymbo/s

Remember, to get the most from your PHILIPS product, you must return your Warranty Registration Card within 10 days So please mall it to us right hOWl

_- TbEs bolt of lightning' indicates untnsulated material w=thln your unit may cause an electri-

cal shock For the safety of everyone in your household, please do not remove product covenng ,_k The exclamation point' calls attention to features for which you should read the enclosed

IEteratureclosely to prevent operating and maintenance problems WARNING TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT

TO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAUTION To prevent electric shock, match wEde blade of plug to wide slot, and fuUy insert

ATTENTION Pour evnter les chocs electnques, Entrodu_rela lame la plus large de la fiche darts la borne correspondante de la prise et pousser ]usqu'au fond

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read before operating equipment

1, Read these instructions,

2, Keep these instructions, 3, Heed all warnings.

4, Follow all instructions.

5, DO not use this apparatus near water. 6, Clean only with a dry cloth, 7, DO not block any of the ventilation openings, Install in

accordance with the manufacturers instructions.

8, DO not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat

registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers)

that produce heat.

9, Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or ground-

ing-type plug. A poladzed plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and third grounding prong. The wide blade or third prong are provided for your safety. When the provided plug does

not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

lg, Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched

particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus,

11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manu- facturor,

12, _ Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table

_ _pecified by the manufacturer, or sold with the ap-3aratus, When a cart is used, use caution when

mowng the cartJapparatus combination to avoid injury from

tip-over.

13, Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when

unused for long pedods of time.

14, Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel, Servicing

is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any

way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid

has been spilled or objects have fallen into apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped,

15, This product may contain lead and mercury, Disposal of

these materials may be regulated due to environmental con- siderations. For disposal or recycling information, please contact your local authorities or the Electronic Industries

Alliance: www.eiae,org

16,

Damage Requiring Service - The appliance should be

serviced by qualified service personnel when: A. The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged;

B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the

appliance; or

C. The appliance has been exposed to rain; or

D. The appliance does not appear to operate normally or

exhibits a marked change in performance; or

E, The appliance has been dropped, or the enclosure

damaged,

11, Tilt!Stability -All televisions must comply with recommend-

ed international global safety standards for tilt and stability properties of its cabinet design.

• DO not compromise these design standards by applying excessive pull force to the front, or top, of the cabinet which could ultimately overturn the product.

• Also, do not endanger yourself, or children, by placing electronic equipment/toys on the top of the cabinet. Such items could unsuspoctingly fall from the top of the set and cause product damage and/or personal injury,

18, Wall or Ceiling Mounting - The appliance should be

mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer.

19, Power Lines - An outdoor antenna should be located away

from power lines.

20, Outdoor Antenna Grounding - If an outside antenna is

connected to the receiver, be sure the antenna system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built up static charges.

Section 810 of the National Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA NO, 70-1984, provides information with respect to proper

grounding of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding connectors, location of antenna-discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode, See Figure below,

21, Object and Liquid Entry - Care should be taken so that

objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclo- sure through openings,

INgle 1othe CAWsysteminstaller: This reminder is provided to call the CAW system installer's attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC that provides]

guidelines for proper grounding and, Jr1particular, specifies that the cableground shall be connectedto the grounding system of the Duilding,as close / to thepoint of cableentry as practical. ]

ExampleofAntennaGrounding as perNEC- National ElectricCode

GROUNDCLAMP

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INTRODUCTION

We]come/Registration of Your TV .................... 2

Safbty/Precantions ........................... _ "

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Features ........................................ 5

TO YOUR TV

_ CONNECTING ACCESSORY DEVICES

Jacks, CaNes, and Connectors ................. 6

Panel Overviews: Standard Inputs arid Ou_uts .......... 7

Panel Overviews: T-Tigh-definitionInputs ............... 8

Connecting a VCR ................................ 9

Connecting aVCR and Cable Box ................... 10

Connecting arid Using an Audio T-Ti-fiSystem

with Your TV ................................. 11

Connecting a S_tan_d DVD Player .................. 12

Connecting a DVD Player with ProgTessive-scan

Capability .................................... 13

Connecting an S-Video Device ..................... 14

Connecting an HD Receiver to the

HD INPUT-AV 4 Jacks .......................... 15

Connecting a Camcorder .......................... 16

Connecting arid Using Headphones

with Your TV ................................. 17

_ FEATURES

The Timer

Setting the Clock ................................ 39

Displaying the Time .............................. 4(1

Setting the Timer's St_ Time and Stop Time ......... 41

Selecting the Timer's Channel ..................... 42

Setting the Timer's Activate Control ................ 43

AutoLock TM

Understandklg AutoLock TM ....................... 44

Setting up the AutoLock TM Access Code ............. 45

Using AutoLock TM to Block Channels ............... 46

Using AutoLock TM to Block by Movie Rating ......... 47

Using AutoLock TM to Block by TV Rating ........... 48

Turning the AutoLock TM Blocking Control

on or off .................................... 49

Using AutoLock TM to Block Unrated Bro_tcasts ....... 50

Using AutoLock TM to Block Broadcasts That

Have No Rating ............................... 51

Reviewing Your Currrent AutoLock TM Settings ........ 52

Using the Closed Captioning Control ................. 53

Using the Picture-format Control ................. 54-55

Using Active Control TM ........................... 56

_ USING THE REMOTE CONTROL

?rogTammJilg the TV Remote to Work

with Accessory Devices ..................... 18

Using the Code-entry Method to Program Your

TV Remote ................................... 19

Using the Search Method to Progyam Your

TV Remote ................................... 20

Direct-entry Codes tbr AJN:Accessory Devices ...... 21-22

Using the TV Remote with Accessory Devices ......... 23

Using the AV and Source Select Buttons .............. 24

Using AutoSound TM .............................. 25

Using AutoPJcture TM ............................. 26

Using AutoSurf cu ............................... 27

Using ProgTam List and Alternate Channel (A/CH) ...... 28

Using the Sleep Timer Control ...................... 29

USING THE ON-SCREEN SUBMENUS

_ PICTURE

Adjusting the Picture Controls ............... 30

Setting the Eye Fidelity Control ..................... 31

Setting the Dynamic Contrast Control ................ 32

_ SOUND

Adjusting the Treble, Bass, and

Balance Controls ........................ 33

Using the AVL (Audio Volume Leveler) Control ........ 34

Selecting the Surround-sound Modes ................. 35

Selecting the Stereo/Mono Sound Mode .............. 36

Selecting the SAP (Second Audio Progran 0 Feature ..... 37

Using the Bass Boost Control ...................... 38

APPENDIXES

Appendix A: Compatibility Tnformation

for the TV's High-definition Tnputs ......... 57

Appendix B: Model Specifications ................... 58

Appeufftx C: S_;lng Color Space fbr the HD Iuputs ....... 59

IIUIIRIGENERAL INFORMATION

Care and Cleaning ............................... 60

Troubleshootklg .............................. 61-62

Glossary of Television Terms ....................... 63

Index ......................................... 64

Factory Service Locations ...................... 65-66

Limited Warranty ................................ 72

Refer to the simple Quick Use and Setup

Guide (supplied _ith your TV) for details on the following:

• Basic TV cotmee'dans

• Tclcrqsion madremote-cant_ol operation

• On-screen menu controls

• How to lkqCthe installation features,

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As you unpack your T_, plcasc notc that this Directions fur Use mannal contains safc_-fip information and Factory Service

Center locations, as well as a Warranty Registration Card, remote control, and batteries tbr use _ith the remote control.

Please take a few minutes to complete your registration card. The _ri_fl number for the TV is on the back of the set.

RetL_rto the back of this tnoznual for testractlans in the cleaning and care of the T_,'_

ActiveControlTM confinanasly measures anti corrects all ineom'mg

signals to pro_dde the best pfamro _ngs. This lbatm_ provides a sharp and vil_ually enisc-ffe_ plamre a_y tlma, from any NTSC source. NTSC is the Natlenal Tclcvisian Standerds _ttec for-

mat devlscd in the 1940s for TV broadeast analog video signals

(525 hues: 30 Hz), Alternate Channel (AiCH) button allows you to switch back end

forth between the eurmntiy viewed channel and the p_Aonsly

viewed channel.

Automatic Phosphor Aging Compensation (APAC) works with

the se't's Autmnatic Format feature to prevent Mrecn bum left by nanmoving images. Pcrlodically, APAC automatically shifts your

tcl_'ialen picture in very small increments, but in increments lergc

enough to bliw image retention. APAC is llkc a screen saver for

your T%<

AudioPddeo jacks allow direct co-dace'dens w_th VCRs and other anccssorlcs for quality TV pie'0.un and _and playbank, (k,_mpoannt

video input jacks are provlded for high-fldefity color end picture resolution when using dlgitoJ _Sdeo _urec matcrlal, s_h as a

DVD, Audio Volume Leveler (AVL) control kaeps the TV's _and gt an

even level. Pc_ks and "_llcys that occur during prepare changes or conmerclal breaks ere rcdoccd, making for a more censistcnt, comfortable sound,

AutoChron TM automatically sets the right tlmc of day and r_ka-

tains it with digital procisian through brewnonts, power I_allures,

end even Daylight Savings Time adjustments, AutoLoek TM proten'ts young children from objectionable prog_,an-

mlng with V-chip technology.

Automatic Format automatically de€toaststhe incotrfing signal's format and adjusts it to fill the screen, Mac, your remote centrdi

has a Format button that allows you to sclcet the picterc format you want to see,

AatoPicture rM allows you to push a bum,-n and adapt your TV's

picture to various types of pro_anw, such as sports, movies, and

mulamcdia (games),

AatoSound TM allows you to select from throe fantory-sct cent_dis end a pcrs¢,_wJcant:rel that you sot according to your ow'n prcfar-

encas through the en-Mreen Sound submcnu. The throe fantury-sct cent_ols---Voicc, Music, and Theatre---enable you to tailor the TV _and to enhance the particular prog_mnmg you arc watching, AutoSurt xM allows you to tasty switch asenng enly the channels

that am of interest to you. You can prog_,an up to 10 chmmcls into

the TV's AutoS_ _memory through the an-screen display.

Closed Captioning allows you to read TV prepare dialog or

voice cenvcrsath,-ns as en-scrocn t_t. Virtual Dolby _ Surround (referred to as "Dolby Virtual" in the

on-Mreen submenu) _k_s two speakers to simufatc the surround effect produced by a multichenncl syston. I_jnamie Contrast helps you sharpen the picterc quality by nw&- ing the cent_ast between the dark end bright pie'uun areas more

noticeable as the image an screen changes.

Eye FidcliV¢ gives you a choice botwocn two different pictere- Manning tochniqucs--_ro_csalvc and interfaced, Progtcsalvc scan deublcs the number of vislblc plcmm llncs per field, by displaying all ple'0.un frame lines at enoc, climlnatlng line flicker. The inter- laced mode provides for a double vertical di_lay (interlaced) of

progressive Man, whlch redancs annoying moti_ ertifants. The

interlaced mode also helps smooth out jagged lines somctlmcs s_n on curved end engied surfaces, ltD DVI and Component Input_--D%q supports High-defi_itian Copy Protected digital video input for cotmocdon to compliant set-

top boxes, The component cotmce'den (Y Pb Pr or RGB +HV)

offers color purity, crisp color detail, and reduced color noise,

Hi-fi stereo system, including a built-in audio amplifier end a tw'in speaker system. The system enables you to hcer stereo sound or

Sccend Audlo Pregnan (SAP) bilingual broadcasts whan they arc

,available.

Home-cinema universal remote control operates your TV set end other dewlcas that work by infrared remote control, sanh as VCRs, cable converter boxes, satellite receivers, and others. Note: You may nocx_to prepare the remote to work with devices other then the T%< Soc pages 18-23.

Incredible Surround TM enhances stereo pregnans by making the sound broader end riffler.

Multipoint Digital Convergence (35 point) brings the accuracy of digital technology for flawless convergence of red., green, andbluc tubes, This allows the vi_ver to adjust as preferred to create a

superb ple'uun with minlimend, colored haloes. On-screen menu shows the TV controls and allows you adjust or set those controls (can be viewed in American Enghsh, French, or

Spa3tish).

Program List displays a list of year favorite channels at the press of abutton. You can Mroll through the list, highlight a favorite

channel, end tlmc to the channel. Protective screen filter helps prevent accidental damage to the del- icate front lcntienl_x Mreen. Thls proteetlvc fiber has been formulat- ed for HI) all,lays to give the best picture and still protect your

investment, Sleep Timer entmnatically amos the TV off after a set amount of

time of your chdicc, Standard broadeast (VHF/UHI 0 or cable 'I_ _(CATV) channel capability, as wall as advanced capability for high-det_tien video. Three-line digital comb filter provides improved chrt_na!lumi- r_nec sepamtien to the pie'0.un, Offcfiug vertical-edge enhancement end vimmlly no "dot crawl," this filter cosily supports the demands of DVD pfayers end other advanced high-resolutien video sources,

Two-tuner Picture-in-picture (PIP) allows you to tune to a pre- g_,an in the main window and scan other channels in the PIP win- dew. From a single antenna or cable input, signals arc separated into two signals within the tclcvisien, so no external splitter is required for PIP. The AVI, AV2, and AV3 inputs arc also available

as PIP _urecs,

_ dc_,'_mi_cd this product mc,,_ the Ene_'V Smr_ guiddS_es for

Active Control, APAC, Auto PScezm, AutoSe_ud, AmoSur_, attd I:_c_bl¢ Susrotmd arc tr_dx,mmrkaof Phflip_ Consmr_,_, lilcc,tromcs North A_ca.

Copy6gh_ _ 2003 Phi_ps Co_a_c-r lflec_e_ics. *Manu_.ur_,d tmd_-r ]1¢,_,_s¢ fro_ Dolhy _ather_oties. _i)olhy" at_ the

de_bl¢-D sy_hel aze _ademark_ ef Do]by I,abora_das.

As au E_y S_ Paztz_,_., lr_fi_ps Co_su_cr lQ¢c_zotdcs _as

cncr_ cfficicmcy. Encr_ Sm_ is a U.S. zc_stcrcd mark. U_ing prod_v,.s with the ] mcig,y Sta_ Lobe]ca_ s_ve energy. Savi_g

cn6_%_reduces air poH_ien a_d ]ow,_,_utilffy b{Als.

Your new prejcefien televialen end its packaging contain materials that can be recycled and reused. Spcci_diend, companies can rocy- clc your product to increase the asnoant of re_tsablc mat_Sals end _c the amounts that nocd to be properly di_oscd, The bat- tcrics u_mdby your prodanf should not be thrown away whan depleted but should be handed in and disposed of as small chaml- col waste. Please l_d out about the local regaladens conccming how to dispose of your old televialen, haCtcrics, end pa_aging materials whanever it is time to replace them,

Connecting Accesanr_, Devlces toYourTV

_raiS page contains dea'eriplions and illas-

tkms of]aek_; cables, and conneetore

you might use in ma_ng connections, The cables and connectors are tuft supplied with your _ but you can purchase them at store_'that sell electronies. Or you can order t!_n _' calling our Castomer Care

Center at l-8(_-531-(_739.

DVl Jack Cable used: DVI

Allows encrypted transmissions ofunanm-

pressed HI) content,

ComponentVideo Input Jacks Cables used: component video or AIV

with RCA-Lype phone plugs

Allow you to cannot accessory devices such as DVD playe_. Separating the video into

thr_ signals, these inputs provide excellent

quality. Be sure to cotmeet the left and fight andJo cables, because the Y, Pb, Pr jacks

receive only the pin'0.un signal.

S-Video Jacks Cable used: S-video

Providea higher quality pie'o.un than the Video

(composite) jacks because the color p_a"tof the

picture is s_aratod from the black and white porEom Be sure to torment the left and right

andJo cables, because the S-Video jacks receive only the pleture signal.

Video (called composite) Jacks

Cable used:A/V with RCA-type phone plug

Provide be't_v picture performance than the antenna RF input, Be sure to connect the andJo cables, because the video jacks receive only the

picture signal. Audio Jacks

Cables used:A_' with RCA-type phone plug

Provide sound for the video inputs, If your accessory device has only one output for audio, connect it to the left (color coded white) andJo

jack on the T%< Antenna RF Jack

Cables used: RF coaxlal cable (75_)

Allows you to torment an antenna, cable T_ or components having _lly RF outputs to the antenna input on the T%<RF coaxial cables are available in push-on or screw-on type,

Signal Sp IiL_er

Allows you to route an antv_ma or cable TV si_J to two inputs,

300- to 75-ohm Twin-lead Adapter

Accepts twin-lead wires from an anttxma and allows connection to the antt,xma input on the T%<If your anti,tuna is already eqmpped v;ith an RF coaxial cable, you _vill not need this adapter,

ComponentVidan Jacks

Cables Used: ComponentVideo or

ktV with RCA-_pe Phono Plugs

DVIJack

S-VIDEOJack

Cable Used: S-Vidan

Audio Jacks (Stereo Connection)

Cables Used:AN with RCA-wpe

Phone Plug

AUDIO AUBI0

Cable Used:AN with RCA-_pe

_Vl_O _l

Audio Jacks (Monaural Connection)

Cable Used:A/X/with RCA-wpe

Antenna RFJack

Cable Used:RF Coaxial (75[])

Push-on Type

Screw-on Type

SignalSplitter

Cables Used: RFCoaxial ('/5_)

300- to 75-ohm Twin-lead Adapter

Video (Composite) Jack

Phone Plug

_u can connect a wide range of video and

udio components to your TI'_ in various

ways. This page and the nat one provide an overview of signal compatibilitius and the lypes of components you can connect to the jacks.

Conneztian e_ples follow on subsequent

pages. Seepages l and 2 of the Quick Use and

Setup Cmide that came with your set for exam-

pies of busic cannections, You may also want to

r_fer to the user instructions that came with each particular device for informatkm on can-

nectio_'.

WhatYou Can Connect to the

Standard Panel Jacks

&NTENNA IN 75K2jack--use to con-

rlect radio-t?eqoency (RF) signl_lsfrom VHF/L_tF antermas or a cable sTstern. These are 480i signals.

Connect?ng Accessory Dev?cestoYourTV

YPbPr (component *idan input [CNrI]

jacks)---compa?ib]e with 480i sigrl_s orfly.Use to cormeet accessories having component video ou_uts, such as DVD players, laser-disc players, video-ganle players, satellite receivers, or other devices. Use the 1NPUT-AV 1L(eft) ar_j R(igh0 AUDTOjacks fbr sound connec- ?ions. CWTcannot be displayed in the PTP

window. S-VIDEO (super video) jacks---com-

pa?ib]ewith 480i sign,s only. Use to cormeet accessories having Super VItS (S-VItS) outputs, soch as VCRs, DVD players, laser-disc players, video-ganle players, satellite receivers, or other

devices. VIDEO (¢omposile)jacks (INPUT-AV],

INPUT-AV 2, and TV's side jack panel

[AV3])--compa?ible with 480i sigrlfls

orfly.Use to cormeet _ccessories having composite video omputs, sxtchas VCRs,

vidan-ganle players, or other devices.

AUDIO inputs ([NPUT-AV ],

INPUT-AV 2, and TV's sidejack panel

[AV3])---use to corlr_et from the aodio

output jacks orl VCRs, DVDs, or oilier accessories.

OUTPUT (VIDEO/AUDIO)--video is

compa?ible with 480i signals only. Use to cormeet to a VCR to record pro_ams from the TV: Ornse theAUDIO outputs to connect to an audio hi-fi sysXegi.

Summary of signal compatibil?t_es

Compatible output signal

frorr= art external sourc:e

Input iacks on TV or accessory device

ANTENNA IN 75£), INPUT AV-%

INPUT AV-2, and side iack panel (AV3) 480i (480 lines, interlaced)

Sig_ls counected to the liD VNPUT-AV 4 or T-TD1NPLW-AV5 inputs w'dl provide

you with the best picture. Examples of

Side Jack Panel

NOTE:The

TV recognizes the side jack

panel asAV3.

sources for such signa]s are a progTessive- scan DVD player (480p) or arl liD receiver

(10SOi or 480p) with YPbPr or RGB out- puts. The l OSOisibnmlswill provide you with the best picture possible. Devices with

RGB outputs may or may not have H arid V s:€_lcoutputs to counect to the T-TD

1NPLrr-AV 4 H and V SYNC inpms (see page 57). Trlstractions for selecting file

liD VNPUT-AV 4 and AV 5 color space

(YPbPr or RGB) are on page 59.

Among the 480J-compatible inputs

(ANTENNA IN 7512, INPUT AV-I,

1NPLrr AV-2, and the side jack panel), you will get the best picture from the compo- nerlt video inputs (labeled YPbPr). The

S-Video inputs will provide the next-best

level of picture quality.

_ Headphone jack--use to conrlectheadpboiles for persona] fistanblg.

Connecting Accessory Devices toYour TV

WhatYou Can Connect to the

High-definition Input Jacks

lid INPUT-AV 4---use to connect dig-

Jtel equipment with a 1080i or a 480p

sig#al outpu_ such as T-SDreceivers

(1080i or 480p) or DVD players with progressJve-scarl capability (480p). You

can connect equipment with YPbPr cornporierit video or RGB outputs to

the HD INPUT-AV 4 jacks. H arid V

sync cormections may or may not be

required for RGB connections. (See page 59.) Dedicated audio input jacks

are located with the HD TNPUT-AV 4 video jacks.

NOTE: The PJcture-in-Pictt_e (PIP) f_ture Js Ilct available for use with AV 4.

HD INPUT-AV .q-----useto connect digi-

tal equiprnant with DVI (digital video Jrtteffaee) 1080J or 480p outpuL DVI is

a specitie digital input allowing encrypted transmission of unoom-

pressed HI) annterlt. DVTJrtdiudes HDCP (high-bandwidth digital content pmtectiorl), which is supported by the motion picture industry, satellite pmvidars, and most of the consumer electronics industry. DVI is gaining momentum and quickly becoming an

industry Srnndard for the consumer to view high-definitiert rrmteriul while

keeping eorttent protecxed.

NOTE: The PicCutre-in-Pieture(PIP) feature is not available fbr use with AV5.

The TV's default color-spacesetdng fbr UD 1NPUT-AV4 is YPbPr,ffthe picture looks

g-a'ossly ineorrec%raycl_.mg_igthecolor-space settingon eitherthe ff_bfiv,d equipmar¢ orthe T_, For more information on settingthe color

space on the digdtale_iprnenr_ see fae equip-

ment's directioris-for-usemanual. To setthe

TV's color spat_,seepage 59 in this r_r_tual. This television isdesigned to be enmp_ble

with [figh-defatitionsisal _v,m&_ 1080i

and 480p as speeifiedby the Elee_rfie IadusUlesAssoe'_on sxan&_lEIA770,3.

Because ou_ut sv.m&_ may v',_.-by manu- fuehrer, you may encounter somed'_dtal equipment th_cwin not properly displaypie-

rares on fae TV.

The PIP 0?ieare-ki-pieture) t_amre allows

you to tune to a program in the rnaln w'indow

and scan other charmels _ the PIP window. From asingle o:nt_a or cable input, signals

are separated into two signals within the tele-

vislom The AVI, AV2, and AV3 inputs are

alsoavailable as PIP _urees,

Summa_y of signal connpat_b_lities

Compatible output s_gnal

f_r_ _n ezl_ernal souroe

TV Input or device

_080i (1080 lines,interlaced) or

WD INPUT-AV 4 480p (480 lines,progressive scan)

Digital video interface (DVI) with

_0801(_080 lines, interlaced) or

HD INPU--AV 5

480p (480 lines,progressive scan)

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Because DVI is such ilew technology, the electrollics industry is still workkig toward a decisJoi_ on oI_estandard. Philips testing has determined that compatibility issues exist with

respect to a limited immbar of high-defillitioll receivers when they are colmected to the DVT

input oil this television. If you should experi- ence difficuities, please contact our Custorrmr

Care Cellter at 1-800-531-0039.

r_ TV;_,oudioivideo (A_ input.jac_' provide 1 f!_rdirectpicw.re and sound connections

between the TV and ance_sory devices such a,_

VCRs, D _D players, and others that have AV out-

put.jacks.

This'example, which _e_ the INPUT-AV I.jacks,

shom_you one way you can connect a VCR to

__ar Tg

Refer to the directions-for-u*e manual tbr >vmr

VCRforfp,a'tber information on connectio_. Tomake the connections shown in this"example,

3_u willneed:

• one coaxial cable (75_2)

• onecabletbravideoconnection(standard

RCA -t3pephonoplug)

• t_cabl_Ltbroudioconnectio_(standard

RCA-type phono plugs) (onlyone cable is" neededfor a nonst_o VCR).

NOTE: The cable._"are not s_plied with your 7_;

Youshould be able to buy them at most stores

that sell electnmics. Or you can call imr

C_tomer Care Center at 1-800-531-0039

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Back oqVCR

(example only)

Connect a cable TV or antenna signal

to the ANT IN jack on the back af the VCR.

Connect from the OUT jack on the back af the VCR to the ANTENTNAIN

7.r_ jack on the back af the T_: Connect the VIDEO OUT jack an the

back of the VCR to the INPUT-AV 2

_qDEO jack on the back of the TV. Cannecl the audio output R(ight) and

L(efl) jacks on the back of the VCR to the INP[Tr-AV 2 AUDIO jacks on Ihe

back of the T_: NOTE: If theVCR is amona (nons*emo)

refit, co_t only the left _o cable, w[fich_naally has a white-coded plug,

Press the AV button on the remote can-trol as many times as neecssa_ to select the AV2 source for viewing of materials

from the VCR.

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Stereo sound will pass from the ANT

OUT jack on the VCR to file ANTENNA IN 75_ jack on the TV only when the

VCR is in TV mode. This is the mode that _lows the TV to use its channel

selector.

To simpli_ making connections, audio arid vkleocables often have color-coded

plugs. The jacks on your TV are likewise color coded to match the plugs. The cod- ing is as follows:

--Yellow for video (composite)

--Red for the right audio channel

--White for the let1 at_lio channel NOTE: Zfyour VCR is mona (non-

stereo), you will connect only one audio

cable. You must ensure that the TV is set to MONa for tile signml source to which

you've connected the VCR (1NPUT-AV 2, 1NPUT-AV 1, or the side panel inputs

[AV3]). Othenadse, you will receive sound from only one of the TV's speakers. See page 36.

You caa display the AV], AV2, or AV3 signal sources in the PIP window. See page 7 of the

Quick Use and Setup Guide tbr i_ormation on nsiag the l?icture-ia-Pictore (PIP) fbature.

Connocting Accessory Devices to Ynur "l"V

presented here is a connection example

involving a VCR and cable box.

Refer to the YCR i' direetionszfor-use manual

far further infoFmation on £;onnect_otK_'.

Tomake the connections in this _ample, yon will need:

• one, two-w@' signal splitter

• two coaxial cables (75£1)

• one eable./br a v'ideo connection (standard RCA-type p!_mo plug)

• two eable,_'f!_raudio connections (standard RCA-t)7)e p!_mo plugs) (only one cable is needed fiw connection to a nonstereo

VCR).

NOTE; The cables' are not svpplied with yovr

77,'.You s!_uld be able to buy them at mast stores that sell electronics. Or you can call out" Customer Care Center at

1-800-531-0039.

Connect a cable TV signal to a two-

way signal splitter. Connect one of the two-way signal

splitter outputs to the CABLE IN jack on the cable box.

Connect the other tw'o-way signal

splitter output to the ANTENNA IN

75K2on the back of the TV,

Connect from the cable box TO TV jack to the ANT IN jack on the back

of the VCR. Connect the VIDEO OUT jack on

the VCR to the INPUT-AV 2 _ql)EO

jack on the back of the T_;

Connect the AUDIO OUT R(ight)

and L(ef0 jacks on the VCR to

INPUT-AV 2 AUDIO jacks an the back of the TV.

NOTE: If the VCR is a nollstereo unit,

colmect only the le_ at_lio cable, whJc_lusu_ly has a white-coded plug.

Press the AV button on the remote control as many times as necessary

to select the AV2 source _or viewing

of materials from the cable box or

VCR.

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"It_eRF outputon a cable box, usually labeled OLrI'PUT, OLTF, or qY3 T'v,

will not p_s a stereo sound si_ to the ANTENNA ]N 750. jack on the T'v. _t;hov_'-

ever, your cable box hasseparate

Audio/Video outputs, t_ing A/V cables to

connect to tho_e untpu_sand to ",he,_,¢ inpu_;son the TV might p_s a _ereo sound signal to theT'v. C_nract your cable 'YV company for more ir_¢bmiadon.

To simplifiimakin_ connections, the plub_

on atldioand video c_bles ate often color

coded. "Ittejaclc_ artyour TV arelikewise

cdor code6 va match the pk_gs. The coding is as follows:

--¥dlow for video (cornpo_te)

--Red for the right;audio channel

--Wbiie fortheleft at_diocbarmel NOTE: T:t'yourVCR is mona (nortstere6),

you willconnect ordyone ea_diocable. You must e_t_trethat the TV is set to MONO for

the sibmalscarce to which you've cormected theVCR (_PLIT-AV 2, RqPUT-AV 1, orthe

sidepanel inputs _AV3]).Otherwise_you will

receive sound from only one of the TV's

speakers. See page 36.

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yt_T can us'ekv)ur 77_'3'AUDIO OUTPUTjacLs'

eotmect to an external audio hi-fi ,s3_s't_

Follow thesimple ._1epsbelong:

Tomake tbe._*eeotmeetio_, you will need two cable._'.tbraudio eotmectio_ (standard RCA), NOTE: The eable._"are not *_plied withyour 7_:

Youshould be able to buy them at most stores that sell electronics, Or you can call _mr

Cg_tomer Care Center at 1-800-531-0039,

conmxt from the L(eft) and R(igh0AUDIO OUTPUT jacks on theback of the TV te ate L(_) and r(igh 0 AUXtln¢

INPUT jacks onthe back offile hi-ti sys-

[Pill.

See the section below on using the AUDIO OUT control.

A fle_ connecting the TV_ _AUDIO OUTPUT

]aelcs_to the AUDIO 17¢PUT]aelcs_on an

_ernal hi-fi ,Wst_, set the AUDIO OUT czm_l in the SO_WD submenu to either

VARIABLE or FIXED to determine whether

.)_m adjust the vol_e at the 77"or at the

_ernal hi-fi _Wst_. To change the volume at the TVusing the TV'_s_remote control, you must

select VARIABLE. To adjust the _vlume at the stc_,eo using the hi=[i_ controls; you must select

F17_D. You can also use t_ SPEAKERS

c<mtrol in t_ SOUND _s_bmenu to turn t_

TV_ speakers off:

Press the MENU/SELECT button on the remote control to show the

on-screen lnenu,

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

once to highlight SOUND. Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

to enter the SOUND submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

repeatedly until AUDIO OUT is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING LEFT or RIGHT to set the AUDIO OUT to

either VARIABLE or FLXED. Ifyan want to turn the TV's internal

speakers off, press the CURSOR

RING DOWN repeated?r*until

SPEAKERS is highlighted. Then

press the CURSOR RING LEFT or RIGHT to turn the speakers off.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu.

• PICTURE TEEBLE

m BASS

• FrMU_ES BALANCE

IBC_'SUB_OUHB

PHILIPS

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S_UHD

• BASS

• BALANCE

• AVL

• IBCE'SUBEOUHB

SOUHB

IHCB*SUBBOUHB

• B[_UPHOH[

• STEB[O

• SAP

S_UHD

BEAUPBOHE

• SAP

• AUDIOOUT

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The sound outputs from the TV to an exter- nal hi-fi system are not affbcted or tailored

by the TREBLE, BASS, BALANCE, AVL INCR. SURROUND aridBASS BOOST controls ]_lthe TV's SOUND submeun.

Connecting Accessory Devices toYourTV

Ci_,mponent video inpuLs_allow the h_gbe_'tpos-

ible color and pictum resolution in the play-

back qf digital signaLL,w,ch as those ofD_D

players. The color d_[f&encesignaL__(Pb, Pr) and

the luminance (t) signal are cannected and received separatel3v:The re,gdltis better color bandwidth iqtbrmation than is t_)ssible with com-

pasite video (labeled VIDEO onyour TV:_jack panel) or S-Hdeo connectio_.

Tomake the connections shown in this"example,

3_u willneed:

• tbreecable._'Jbrvideocannections(*'tandard

RCA-type pbono plugs)

• tvmcabl_*'tbroudioconnectio_(standard

RCA-type pbono plugs).

NOTE: The cable._"are not *_plied with your TE

You should be able to buy them at most stores that sell electorates. Or you can call _mr

C_tomer Care Center at ]-800-531-0039.

Connect the YPbPr (componen 0

VIDEO OUT jacks from the DVD play- er to the INPUT-AV 1 YPhPr (compo- nent video) jacks on the back of the T_:

NOTE: The INPUT_AV 1 YPbPr jacks will accept 480i (interlaced) output sig-

mfls only. The connection example on this page assumes the use ofa DVD player

With irlter]aced output, Some OVD play-

ers, however, have YPbPr outputs tha_can be switched between inter_ed and pro-

gr_ssive semi.If you are attempting to use a DVD phyer with proggessive-scan

(480p output) eapaNlity to m_ the con- neetion shown in this example, you mus_

be sure to s_tch the DVD phyer to inter- laced. Tfuecess_-, r_ferto the DVD phy- er's directions-for-use rt_nual tbr help. If you wur_to use the DVD phyer ki pro-

gr_ssive-scan mode, you must use the HI3 INPUT-AV 4 jacks (see page 13),

Canncet the AUDIO OUT L(efl) and

R(igh0 jacks from the DVD player to the INPUT-AV 1AUDIO jacks on the

back of the "lB,: Press the AV hu_n on the remote con-

trol as many times as necessa_ to select the C_T (component video input)

source on the TV,

Back o'_DVD

(example only)

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• To sirnpli_-m_iag connections,the plugs on

_o and video cables are often color coded. The jacks on your TV are likewise color

c_]ed to match theplugs,

• The _iamesfor the compouent video jacks may fflfferdepeml'mgon the DVD p'layeror

acuessur.- digivalsource equipmentused. For example, besktesYPbPr, you may soe R.Y/B-Y/Y; or L_CbX Althoughabbrevia-

tions midterms may vary, the letters B anti R

stand ibr the blue anti redcolor component signals, respectively,anti Yindicates the lmm-

nanee signal, H'necess_J, retbr to the direc-

tions-for-use mmalal fbr your DVD or digdtal acuessur.- formore kfformatior_

• Youemi alsoeonnee_a satellite receiver to the TV ki a i_iuer skni'larto the exmnple shown

on this page. If you corot a swgllitereceiver to the TV, you will ueed touse the receiver's d_mel-rnernori,ration system to storeehan-

uels inthe reeeiver's memory.

• If'you experience difficultiesreceiving sound with a DVD disc,cheek the sound settings

through the DVD disc's menu.

• The CWTsource cmmotbe disp'layedin the PIP wkidow. See page 7 kithe Quick Useattd Setup Guide fbrmore on the PIP f_a_re,

Tunl the DVD player on and press

PLAY to view the DVD program on the TV

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To prevent uneven picture-tube a_lg, do not leave nonmoviag knages or picture borders on

the screen *br an exxendedperiod. See page 60.

Z_he Jbllowing instructions _plain how to

annect a D_/7) player with progre, s;_qve_can

capability to the HD 1NPUT-A V 4 jacks on

your 77(

Tomake the connections, you will need:

• threecable._'Jbrvideocannections(_'tandard

RCA-type phano plugs)

• tv_cabl_'tbraudioconnectio_(standard

RCA-type phano plugs).

NOTE: The eable._"are not s_pplied with your 7Y:

Youshould be able to buy them at most stores

that sell electronics. Or you can call our

C_tomer Care Center at ]-800-531-0039.

Conneel from the "tTrPb jacks on

the back of the DVD player to the

HD INPUT-AV 4 Gff, R_/Pr,B/Pb jacks on the back of the T$:

Connect from the L(efi) and R(ight)

AUDIO OUT jacks on the back of the DVTI player to the lid INPUT-AV 4 AUDIO L(eit) and R(ight) jacks on the

back of the IT.

Make sure the DVD player is in pro-

_ressive-scan mode. Youwill not get a

viewable piclure througl_ ti_eHI) INPUT_AV4 jacks if the DVD player is

in interlaced mode. For more informalion on placing your

DVD player in progressive-scan mode, see the DVD player's directions-for-use manual Also, see the Helptill Hints to the fight. The way in which progn'es- sive-scan mode is selected varies among DVD players.

Press the AV button on your TV remote control as many times as necessary to select the AV4 siffaal source.

Turn the DVD on, insert a disc, and press play to view a DVD on the T$:

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If you experience difficulties receiving

sound with a DVD disc check the sound

settings through the DVD disc's menu.

To prevem uneven picture-tube aging, do ant leave ann-moving [trlagesorpicture borders on

the screen tbr artextended period, See page 60,

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If atler cormeefmg your DVD player your display is filled Wi]_lwavy lines, it may be that your DVD player is not set to progres- sive-scan mode, Some DVD phyers have an I/P (klrerlaced/prog_essive scan) switch

located on the back or from oft_leplayers for changing f_ominterlaced to progressive-scan mode, Other DVO players may allow the

mode to be changed by pressirlg a bI_n On t_leDVD player's remote control or by ttSirlg t_leDVD player's on-screen menu. If the interlaeed!progressive- scan seleetian

option is provided only through the DVD

O]l_Screen mellU, you will ]feed to _onlleel:

the DVD player to another AVinput source in addition to FID INPUT_AV4 to

see the DVD menu. Select this additional AV source on screen to see the DVD menu

and choose progressive-scan mode. You will then be able to see the DVD picture

through the AV4 source. Some DVD players have dedicated progres-

sive-scan outputjacks that are labeled as SIJ_handrequire no switehklg to provide a

pic_Ye _iFOU_I the HI) INPUT-AV 4 jacks.

See your DVD player's d'weetions-for-use r_nual tbr information.

The default color-space se_lg for the ED TNPUT-AV4 jacks is YPbPr. RGB is

also an opfior_ If the picture's color looks ,grossly incorreet, try cNmgklg either the DVD player's or TV's color-space s_img. See the DVO player's directions-for-use r_rantmlfbr hffomrafion on seWmgits color

space, Or see page 59 kl this rcarloal 1;oset the TV's color space.

The Picture-in-Picture (PIP) feature does not function with AV4 orAV5.

Connecting Accessovy Devlces toYourTV

_ S(uper)-_deo connection on the back

d side panel) _i'the 771can give you better

picture detail and elarityJbr the plgcback of S-

_q:IS VCR tapes or D_7_ than the normal anten- na (RF sigmaO or Ftdeo (composite) picture con- nections. The egample given eonneeLs' a D}_NCR Combi unit to the INPUT-AV 2 jacks on the back _t'the 774

NOTE: The ace_s'sorydevice must have an S-_qDEO output jack to make the connection explained on thispage.

Tomake the eonnactions, you will need:

• one S-Hdeo cable

• tv_cabl_sltbroudioconnactio_(standard RCA-type pbono plugs).

NOTE: The eable,_"are not *_gopliedwith your TE

Youshould be able to buy them at most stores

that sell elactmnics. Or you can call _mr

C_tomer Care Center at !-800-531-0039.

Connec! the S-VIDEO OUT jack on the

back of the accessory device with _VIDEO oulput to the INPUT-AV 2

_VIDEO jack on the back of the "1%:

Connec! the DVD/VCR AUDIO OUT

jacks on the back of the accessory device to the INPUT-AV2 AUDIO input

jacks on the back of the "1%: Press the AV butten on the remote con-

trol asmany times as necessary to select the AV2 source on the T_:

Turn the accessory device on and press

play to view the video source material (DVD or videotape, for example) on

the TV.

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Back of Device with S-Video Output (example only)

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• To smlplil_ makirlg connections, audio

cables are often color coded: red for the

right charlrlel, aridwhite for the left chan-

nel. The jacks on your TV are likewise color coded to match the plugs. To make

S-Video corlrlectiorls, you must use arl S-Video cable.

• You can also connect a satellite receive_ laser-disc player, video-game playe_ or other accessory device with S-Video capability to the TV in a manner similar to the example shown on this page.

• If you connect a satellite receiver to the

you will need to use the receiver's charmel-memorizafion system to store charlrlels Jrlthe receiver's memory.

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Video sources that show a constant non-mov-

izigpatte_l oil the TV acreezican cause pic-

ture-tube damage. When you are Ilot nsing your video accessory devices, turnthem or1:

Also, regularly altenlate the use of accessory video sources with ilormal TV viewing. See page 60.

_tal equipmentwith a 1080i or 480p output

compatible with the liD INPUT-AV 4

video.jacks.

NOTE: This,television is"designed to be computi- ble with h_gh-definitionsignal standard_ 1080i

and 480p a_specified be'the Electronic Industries' Association standard EIA770.3. Because output

standards may vary be'manufac_'er, you may encounter some digital equipment that willnot

properly display pictw_ on the 7_:

Tomake the connections' shown in this"example,

)_a will need:

• one S-I¢_deocable

• threeeable,_'Jbrvideoeonneetions'(s'tandard

RCA-type phono plugs)

• four eable,_'Jbraudio connections' (standard

RCA-type phono plugs)

• one coa,xid cable (75_2).

NOTE: The cable,_"are not s_plied with y_mr 7_:

Youshould be able to buy them at most stores

that sell el*_ronics. Or you can call our C_tomer Care Center at 1-800-531-0039.

Cu]raeet S-_qDEO and audio ¢abl_.NOTE: This exmnpleuses FNPUT-AV]. _bu can use FNPUT-AV2or

the sidekiput jacks if'you vcant.

• Coraiec¢an S-VIDEO cable fi'om the HI)

receiver's S-VIDEO jack to the TV's NPUT-AV 1S-VIDEO jack,

• Coraie_ _om the HD receiver's AUDIO

anti jackstotheTV's

TNPUT-AV1L(eff) and n0ght) AUDIO

jacks.

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Signal

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Satellite

Dish

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Cable TV or

(example only) Antenna Signal

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HD receivers will supply stereo sound to the TV only through the audio left and right cables, not through the coaxi_ cable.

Making a sVandard connection along with file HD connection as shown Jn the example (S-VTDEO) on this page will allow you to see file receiv- er's on-screen menu and a picture (vMid signal) from the receJvar should

Jt be swJtehed to SD mode. The HD TNPUT-AV 4 jacks are for standard RCA-type phono plugs.

Your HD receiver may use RCA or BNC outpm jacks. If yo_tr HD receiver comes with BNC jacks you will need to purchase BNC-to- RCA adapters to connect the receiver to the TV. You should be able to

purchase these adapters at most stores that sell electronics. Or you can cNl our _2NstornarCare Center at 1-800-531-0039.

Co]racer€ompmrentvideo and audiocables to theTV's FIDinputs.

• Coraie_¢fi'omthe YPRPB jacks on the HD receiver tothe TV's HI)

7qPUT-AV4 GF'_,R/Pr, B/Pb j'_s.

• Connev__om the HI3reeeiver's AUDIO L(etl) andR('tght)jacks to the TV's HI)

7qPUT-AV4 L(e_) and R0ght) AUDIO

jacks.

• Conoe_; *}le cO_'lal cable l_ad-irl flora

Co]racer€oa_tl cables.

your cableoutlet, cable converter box, or VEF/UI_ anterau.tto the IN FROM

ANTjack on the HI) reeeivec,

• Coraiev_a ooaxial cable from theOUT TO TVjack to the ANTENNA IN 75_=_

jack on the T',L

• Conne_ the eo_ial cable l_l-in flora a satellite dish antenus tothe SATELLITE

7_ jack on the HD receiver.

RetbrIo fire direetions-tbr-usemanualthat came with Ihe lad receiver for setup inslruction_

BNC-to= BNC Adair

RCA Cor_r_c,_to e Ficicc,d to

Ad_p_e_' Col'll'l/x-_jo rl

RCA

_onn_c_of

The TSDINPUT-AV 4 jacks arecompatible with some digital equipment having RGB ou_ms with "sync on green' or RGB with "separate H and V

s3mc."Output s_s for digital equipment, however, may vary by trianu-

facturer.No industry s_s have been esteblJshed tbr lid television RGB

signal s3,_Xe_ls,thning, s3,nchronization, aridsign_ strengths. If the digital

equipment you want to connect to your TV offersboth component video arid RGB outpuIs,component videe is the stNgested connection to use. The default color-space setting for the HD TNPUT-AV 4 jacks is Y-Pb?r.

RGB is Mso an option. If the picture color looks grossly incorrect, try changing either the receiver's or TV's color space. See the receiver's directions-for-use manual for information on setting its color space. Or

see page 59 in this manuM for setting fie TV's AV4 color space. AV4 arid AV5 do not fi.mction with the PIP feature. They cannot be dis-

played in the PIP window, nor can the P_P window be displayed when those sJgnla_sources are being viewed on the main screen.

Connecting Accessory Devices toYour TV

The side panel.jacLs'previde a convenient way I Jbr you toconnect a camcorder toytmr TE

Theside paneljacLs' are recognized by your 77/

as'AY3.

Youcan obtain S-ItTDEO quality with an S-FTIS,

Hi-& or digital camcorder by connecting to the S-IqDEO inpat i_tead of the IqDEO (composite)

Tomake the connections shown in this"example,

)_u will need:

• an S-_qDEO cable

• tw_cabl_s'tbroudioconnectio_(standard

RCA-type pbano plugs).

NOTE: The cable,_"are not *_plied withyour TE

Youshould be able to buy them at most stores

that sell electnmie/_.Or you can call _mr

C_tomer Care Center at 1-800-531-0039.

Typi_l

CNI1C_I'd _T"

Connect from the S-VIDEO output on

the camcorder to the S-VIDEO input in the TV's side pand.

Connect from the AUDIO outputs on

the camcorder to the side panel AUDIO L(efl) and R(ight) inputs.

Press the AV bulton on the remote can-

trol asmany times as necessary to select the AV3 source on the TV for the view-

tug of materials fromyour eamcorder.

To simplJl_ making connectioils, the plugs on aadio cables are ofteil color coded: red

for the right channel, and white for the ]eft charmel. The jacks on your TV are ]JkewJse

co]or coded to match the p]ugs. To make S-Video collilectJolls, yoK I?ilKS_!Ise all S-Video cable.

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Connecting Accessory Devices toYour TV

The 77@side panel ha__a headphonejack Jbr

personal listening,

Insert the headphone plug into theheadphone jacE ,_. in the TV's side

panel.

Turn down the TV's volume or pressthe Mate button _ oli the remote con_ trol to turn off'the TV's interalal speak-

ers. See the section below for infomartion

ori oddtjus_ headphone volanle arid bal-

ar'tee,

NOTE: The headphone knpe_e must be between 8 arid 4,000 ohms. The head-

phone jack is stereo and 3.5ram in size.

T4jHEADPHONE controls a(low you to

ust the volume and balance of the

sound going to the headphone_ _.

on the remote control to show the

Press the MENU/SELECT button

on-screen Iuenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

once to highlight SOUND. Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

to enter the SOUND submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

repeatedly until HEADPHONE is highlighted, Then press the CLIRSOR

RING RIGHT to enter the T_ADPHONE submenu.

• PICTUNE TREBLE

• FE_!INES _LANCE

• INSTALL AVL

INCR-SURNOUND

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Side J_k P_r,_l

SOUND

ill

SOUND

• TREBLE VOLUHE

• BASS BALANCE

• BALANCE

• INCN'SURNOUND

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

or UP to highlight VOLUME or BALANCE, Then press the CURSOR

RING LEFT or RIGHT to adiust the control.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu,

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The AVL, TNCR. SURROUND, and BASS BOOST contro]s do itot _ctiolt with the

headphones.

PHILIPS

SOUND

HEADPHONE

• _LANCE

SOUND

HEADPHONE •

• VOLUME

Using the Remote ControI

y;ur 77Zremote is capable of working not

nly your TV but also other infrared

remote ([R) controlled accessory devices such as VCRs, cable 77/converter boxes,

satellite receivers, D FD players, and laser- disc pFt_ers.

If you want to use ),oar TV remote to oper-

ate a VCR or other accessory devices, you will need to perJbrm the initial check

explained in this section. You may also need to go to the sections on the "Code-entry

Method" and the "Search Method" in the

pages that follow.

mode button on the TV remote for

Press the VCR or ACC(essory) the desired product category.

NOTE: Pres_ the VCR mode button

allows access to product codes for VCRs. Pressing the ACC(essory) mode button allows access to the product codes for cane TV converters, satellite receivers, DVD players, and laser-disc players.

Cable Convart_r Box

DVD Nal_r

VCR

Point the TV remote toward thedesired accessory device and press

the POWER button.

Does the remote turn the accessory de_qee on?

If yes, stop aridtry other function but- tons on the TV remote. With a VCR, for example, try the Nay, Stop, and

Rewind buttons, for example. (See page 23 for information on how the remote buttons correspond with acces-

sory device functions.) Tfthey also

work the accessory device, then the remote is ready aridno farther steps

are needed. If not, do the following:

Look up a four-di[_t remote code number on pages 21 or 22 for your

brand of accessory device. Than go through the simple steps for entering a

four-digit code as expl_ed on page 19.

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If more than one tour-digit code numbar is listed, you may have to try more than the first numbar given to locate your compo-

nent's correct code.

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XOdW that _'ou have looked up the fbur-

igit remote-control Direet-ent_ _Code

,lbr your brand of accessory device you are

tea@ to lbllot_' the simple steps shown below to program your TV remote.

Please read through all the *_eps befbre beginning,

First, press and hold down the VCR

or ACC (for an accessory de_ice other than a VCR) mode button on

the TV remote, Then press and hold

down the MENU/SELECT button at the same time for a brief trioment. Release the buttons. The TV retriota

back light will switch on. NOTE: For correct operation, you

trmst first press and hold the triode button and then press arid hold the

MENU/SELECT button shriulta_ous]y. Within 30 seconds of pressing the

VCR (or ACC) button and MENU/SELECT button, enter a

four-digit code for the accessory

device (see pages 21 and 22), If you make a trlistake while attempt-

Jng to enter the four-digit code and

want to start again, press any button other than one with a number. Then

return to step 1 to begin again.

Using the Remote Control

Cable Comc_rt_r Box

DVD Player

Immmmml immnmnmm: I

VCR

Point the remote at the aecessor?,"device. Then press the POWER bu_on

on the remote to turn the device on.

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- Tfyou do not enter a complete code within

30 seconds, you will need to perform step 1 of the Code-entry Method again.

- Tfyou enter triore than four digits, the unit

will retain the first four digits entered.

- If the procedure explained above does not

work the first time, repeat the steps using the same remote code number.

- If after a second try the remote does not operate your accessory device, aridmore code numbers are listed for your brand,

use the next listed code nttmber.

- If altar repeated attempts the Entry-code Method does not allow you to work your

accessory device with your TV remote, try the Search Method explaMed on the next page.

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Using the Remote ControI

yOac_r TV remote _:an be set to work various

eessory devices (VCRs, cable convert-

ors, and satellite receivers, fiw example) by what is called the Search Method.

NOTE: The Search Method works only with devices equipped with channel-display indi-

cators on the devices th_'elves or the abili- Iy to show channel numbers on the TV

screen, If the Code-enttT*' Mettu_d (shown in the previow*' section) did not enable your TV

remote to work your accessory' device, then

,[bllow the easy steps listed bekm: Please

read the steps once before performing them,

Turn on the desired device. Press and hold down the VCR or ACC

(for an accessmT¢ device other than a VCR) mode button on the TV

remote, Then press aridhold d_wrl the SURF button as you hold down the desired triode (VCR or ACC) but-

toll,

NOTE: For correct operation, you must press and hold down the desired mode (VCR or ACC) button t_st arid then press aridhold down the SURF

button second. While holding down the SURF and

the desired mode (VCR or ACC) buttons simultaneousl% point the

remote toward the accessory device and continue holding the buttons

down. Watch the Channel Indicator on

your accessory device. Cha_el num- bers wJl] scan up when the TV remote

has identified the correct code for your accessory device. This may take

several trfinutes.

Release the mode (VCR or ACC) and SURF buttons as soon as chan-

nel numbers start to scan up. The

scarming trieans that your TV remote

has found the code for your accessory device.

NOTE: T:t'nochannel change happens _r several trfinute_,repeat steps 1 and

2. Then ira chapel change still does no* occur, therernccewill not work with the desired accessory device.

Satellite Receiver

Cable Conwr_r _x

VCR

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The remote's back light will blhtk

theremote moves through its

prodt_t code list. ,M_r the remc,m

Jdertti:tiesthe prodtml;code for

your accessory device and you

release the remote bu_ons, the

b_k light will blink _vice. Your TVremote m W lt_cate*,he

accesmry dm,-ice'scode quickly or

within several mint_e_.

Don't let the accessory d_ice scan up more than five channels

when the correct code is fotm_ the remote may p_s up the fight

code and have m repeat the seareh cycle.

ADHI_L .........

A[=_!EN"OP,A .......

Ad_ ............

AdWA ...........

CODE NUHBER

.... 0075, 0236

.... 0027

.... 0305

.... 0334, 0495, 0027,0064

.... 0133, 0980, 0068,0076,

AHE_.iCAAJ_TrON..,

AHE_IC_ HIGH ....

_HA ...........

AUDIOVOX........

B_UMA_K ........

BELL& HOWELL....

B_.OK$ONIC.......

.... 0088, 0183, 0269

....0305

.... 0062

.... 0267

.... 00{,4

.... 0267

.... 0131

.... 0148, 0211,0029, 0236,

.... 0238, 0322, 0388,0506

CCE ............

CAL{X ...........

CA_.ON ..........

CA_NART ........

CARVER ..........

CINE_,L .........

CITIZE _. ..........

COLT ...........

CRArG...........

.... 0099, 0305

.... 0064

.... 0194, 0062, 0t 29

.... 0047

.... 0188

....0305

....0305,0064

.... 0099

.... 0064, 0099, 0074,0267,

.... 0298

CU&Ti$MAII4ES....

C'_ERNEX ........

D^EWOO.........

D^Y'%ON ........

DENON ..........

DYNA'EGH........

ELEC'_.OHOHE .....

ELEC'_.O_-IONIC ....

EMEREX ..........

EMERSON .........

.... 0062, 0068, 0087,0t 89

.... 0078, 0267

.... 0305, 0588, 0047,0072

.... 0047

....0069

....0027

....0064

....0059

.... 0211,0929, 0236,0305,

.... 0063, 0148, 0238,0588,

.... 0235, 0321,0506, 0088,

.... 0115, 0239, 0027,0064,

.... 0070, 0'095,0322, 0388,

FISHER...........

FUji .............

FU``AI...........

GE .............

(_AAI_ARD........

GO VIDEO ........

GOLD5TAR........

.... 0537

.... 0074, 0131,0081,0093

....0060,0962

.... 0027

.... 0062, 0987, 0075,0092,

.... 0229, 0267

.... 0027

.... 0306, 0459, 0553,0259

.... 000{_I,0'045,0065,0498,

.... 0507

G_DIEN_ .......

(_UNDIG .........

HI-Q ...........

HA_LE_DAVIDSON.,

HAP,HANiKAPJ)ON.,

HA_.WOOD .......

I-IEA#QUARTE_,.....

HITAGNI ..........

.... 0035, 0927, 0435

.... 0222

....0074

.... 0027

.... 0065, 0102, 0t 08

.... 0095, 0099

.... 0073

.... 0069, 0193, 0t 32, 0092,

................... 0027,0'068,0t 09

HUGHB NETWOPJ<SYS'mHs,0069

JVC .................. 0094, 0035, 0233, 0234,

..................... 0068, 0411

JE_.$E_.............

KEC .............

KLH .............

KE``WOOD .........

KODAK ...........

LXI ..............

LLOYO'S...........

LOG]K............

IHEI.............

riGA ............

IHGN TECH``OLOOY....

IHTC ..............

I_iAG NASO N[G .........

HAGNAVOX ..........

I_iAG NIN ............

H,'.,_,.N"z ...........

I_iARTA..............

IViA'SUSHITA ..........

HEHO_ .........

I_INOLTA..........

IVilTSUBISHI .........

I_ioToR,OL& .........

I_ULT[TECN .........

NAD ............

NEC .............

NIKKO............

NIKON ...........

NOBLEX ..........

OLYHPU$ ..........

OPff'IHU$..........

OF"ONICA .........

O_JON ...........

PANASONIC .........

PENNEY ...........

PENTAX ...........

PHECO ...........

PHILIPS ............

P&OT ............

PIONEE]_..........

POLKAUDIO .........

POI_TLA_.D ...........

PP_FI_O``IC .........

PROS=A',............

PROTEC.............

PULSAr,.............

qu_,_:m_............

VCR

,0068 ,0064,0305

,0099 ,0068, 0094, 0411,0065

,0062, 0064

,0064

,002_0235

,0099

,0062 ,0070,0088,0267

,0267 ,002_0267

,0305

,0062,0108,0137,0130, ,002_006&0176 ,0267

,0108,0062

,0064

,0062,0189,0481 ,0131,0074,0506,0027,

,0064,0075,0062,0073, ,026_0334,0066,0189, ,0236,0481,082&0829

,0132,0069 ,0200,0088,0102,0241,

,0269,0070,0075,0094, ,0470

,0062,0075 ,002_0099

,0085 ,0065,006_006&0077,

,0094,0109,0131

,0064

,0061,0280 ,0267

,0062,0253 ,0189,0481,0827,0828,

,0075,0085,0029,0064, ,0131,0459

,0089 ,0506,0029,0211,0236,

,0322 ,0062,0189,0028,0481,

,0253,0104,0405,0829, ,0129,0252,0254,0273,

,0827 ,0062,026_0064,0069,

,0065,006_0081 ,0069,0092,0132

,0062,0236,0506 ,0108,0062,0089,0137,

,0830,0831

,0064 ,0085,0195,0094

,0108 ,0047

,0267 ,008_0229

,0099 ,0066,0078

,0073

Using the Remote Conlro]

QUA]_ ....

quAs_ ....

KCA .......

RADIO5HNCK

RADIX ......

R_,ND_X ....

KEAUSllC....

KiGOH ......

I{U``GO.....

5T5 .......

5AI.OP.A.....

5AMSU``G....

5ANK:',"......

5ANSUI .....

5COTT ......

5EA_ ......

5EHP .......

5_-_P ......

5HINTOM ....

5HOGUN ....

SINGER .....

5ONY ......

5UN_ .....

_,'I-VA``IA....

_HFHO``IG .,

TMK ......

TATUNG.....

TEAG.......

TEGH``IC$,.,

TEK``IKA ....

THOMAS....

TOSHIBA....

TOIt'V[$1ON.,

U``]TEGH ....

VECTOR.....

VB2TOR RESD_CH ........ 0065,0067

VrOEO CONCB_'rs ......... 0067,0072,0088,0248

V[DEO_,ON[G............. 0267

WAR_S ................ 0062,008_ 008£,002_

..................... 0074,0239,026_006£,

..................... 0075,00£9, 0108,0176

WHITEWE_TINGHOUSE ..... 0099,0305,0236

XR-1000 .............. 0099,002_ 0062

YAMAHA ............... 0065

ZE``I"I_I ................ 0066,002_ 0060,0061,

..................... 0236,0506

......... 0073

......... 0062,0189,0104,0481,

......... 0828

......... 0087,0176,0229,0069,

......... 0132,0085,0062,0075,

......... 0092,010& 0133,0267,

......... 0304

......... 0027

......... 0064

......... 0027,013t, 0074,0075,

......... 0064,0062,008£,0073,

......... 0093

......... 006t,0280

......... 0066

......... 0069

......... 0102

......... 0072,0078,0080,0267

......... 0066,0075

......... 0068,0506,0027,0094,

......... 0109,0236,0298

......... 0074,0073,0131,0267

......... 02tt,023& 0148,0070,

.........0072,0237,0239

......... 008t,0132, 0064,0069,

......... 0027,0062,0073,0074,

......... 0093,013t

......... 0072

......... 0075,0089

.........0099

......... 0078,0267

......... 0099

......... 0060,006t,005£,0280,

......... 0027,003& 0062

.........0280

......... 0062,0108, 0027,0070,

......... 0130,0137

......... 0027

......... 0063,0235,0267

......... 0068

......... 0027,0068

......... 0062,0189, 0273

......... 0027,0062,0064,007£

......... 0027

......... 0072,0237,023£,0070,

......... 0093,03£3

......... 0064,0267

......... 0267

......... 0072

DENON ..........

GE .............

HA_ANiKAP_ON .,

HITAGNI ..........

JVC ............

KENWOOD .......

HAG',AVOX .......

CODE NUHBER

....0859

....0862

....0871

....0870

....0868

....0865

....0860

DVD PLAYER

HARANTZ .......... 0866

Hn_uBISHI .......... 0861

ONKYO ............ 0860

O_IMUS ........... 0869

PANASONIC .......... 0859

PHIL[_............. 0866,0860

PIONEE_........... 0869,0863

PRO_cA``........... 0862

KCA ................ 0862,086£

S,',MSU``G............. 0870

5ONY ............... 0864

TEGH``IC$............ 0859

THET^DIGITAL ......... 0869

TOSHIBA............. 0860

Y_AH.*. ............. 0859,0867

ZE``I"I_I .............. 0872,8860

SI_ETHE NEXT PAGE FOR HORE CODES,

U_ing the Remote ControI

AD5 ............

AIWA ...........

CA_VEP`..........

DENON ..........

DISCOViSiON......

FIjXAI ...........

HAF4_IAN/KA!r{DON .,

HITACHI ..........

KENWOOD .......

MAG_.AVOX.......

ABC ............

ALLEGRO .........

ANTR, X3Nb'_ ........

APACHE ..........

ARCHEF_ ..........

BBT ............

Brd.¢op`..........

Brd.L& HOWELL ....

CABLES-,',P-.......

CABLETENNA ......

CABLEVIE',,V .......

CENTURY .........

CIT[ZE% ..........

COLOU_ VOICE ....

CO_BA_.D ........

COWI'_OX IO_ ......

CONTEC .........

DIG1 ............

_.rE_ .........

EME[LSON .........

EVEP`QUES.r ........

FOCUS ...........

GC ELEC_-O_-IC_..,

GE .............

GAAI_ARD ........

GFJ-IIN[..........

GENES%INS_UHEX.r

GOLDS'-_. ........

GOODHIND .......

.... 0880

.... 0855

.... 0853, 0850, 0858

.... 0851,0849, 0875

.... 0848

.... 0855

.... 0853

.... 0848

.... 0877

.... 0853, 0857, 0875

.... 0030, 0'028,0034, 0035,

.... 0038, 0040,0041,0044,

.... 0060

.... 0180, 0342

.... 0049, 0234

.... 0797

.... 0049, 0066, 0t 80, 0234,

.... 0824

.... 0294

.... 0083

.... 0041

.... 0083

.... 0049

.... 0180

.... 0180, 0342

.... 0052, 0058

.... 0259

.... 0067, 0087

.... 0046

.... 0664

.... 0029

.... 0824

.... 0042, 0067

.... 0427

.... 0083, 0234

.... 0259

.... 0180

.... 0042, 0'097,0269, 0824

.... 0303, 0'038,0503, 0837

.... 0067, 0171

.... 0797, 0824

CODE NUHE_ER

LASER-DISC PLAYER

IViARA N"='Z .........

I_iITSi.JBISHI .........

NAD ............

NEC .............

NIKKODO .........

OPT]MUS..........

PANASONIC .........

PHIUPS ............

PIONEE]_ ..........

POLl<AUDIO .........

Qu^z,_. ............

CABLE CONVERTER BOX

H_UN .............

Hn'ACHt...........

H','T_X............

]A3CO............

JEFODLD...........

LIXSAY............

HACO_ ...........

PiA,GNA_X .........

I_iEHOREX .........

PIXIE TIHE .........

NSC .............

NEXUS ...........

NOVAPLEX .........

OAK .............

OF"IMU$ ..........

PANASONIC .........

PANI_IE_ ..........

PAP,AGON .........

PHIL[_............

PIONEEI_..........

POI_JLA_ HECN^NICS.....

PRELUDE ............

PUL_F_ .............

Qu^_,R ............

RCA ...............

RADIO SNACK ........

REALIS.rIC ............

RECOTOX...........

REGAL ..............

3853,0850 3849

3849 3879

3884 3849

3856 3853,0850

,0849,0848

3853 3856

,004_003&0286,0061,

3300 3038

3034 3042,0180,0342

,0030,0039,0303,0'041, ,0503,0038,0051,0'042,

3837

,0.467

3060

3054 3027

3090,0183

,0183,0090,0097

3797

3{,45

3046,0034 3048

,0048,0134,0027 ,0664

3027

3052,0058,0269,0317, 3054,0180

3171,0050,0560

,0427

3797

3027 3027

3048

,0042,084_0342,0824 ,0234

,0427 ,0300,004_0286

RCA .......

REAUS'nC....

......... 088t,0874

......... 0855

......... 0858

5EGA .......

SHARP......

5ONY ......

TE,CH_IO.S ,., TH El"^ DIGfTtJ-

VICTOR.....

YAMAHA ....

REGENCY............... 0029

REMBP_,NDT............. 0038,0097

Ru_co ................ 0027

5L M^_x ............... 0067

_,MSU_G ............... 0067,017t

5CIEN.rrrrcA.rLANTA....... 0035,004_ 0033,0504

5EAH .......

StG_.AL.....

5tG_.ATURE,.,

5P-UCER....

STAF4,SIGH.r,.,

_I"AI_¢OM ....

STA_.G_.rE....

S"I'AI_QUI_'i",.,

_,'LVAX iA ....

TFC .......

T'V'86 ......

"rANDY......

TELECAFTION,

TELEVIEW....

TE'_CAN....

TIMELE3S....

TOCOH .....

TOSHt_, ....

TUS_.......

UX]l<A ......

U,,I"E_ A_..rrSTS

UX]VEP.3AL ,.,

ViW','H,'4TE_., Vr_T^_ ,.,

ZEXI'I'_I .....

ZE%.rEK .....

......... 0848

......... 0873

......... 0854,0852,0878

......... 0856

......... 0853

......... 0876

......... 0857

.........0537

.........0042,0067

.........0038

......... 0048

......... 0569, 0449

.........0030,0042

......... 0067, 0042, 0797,0824

......... 0042

.........0028

......... 0337

......... 0090

.........0285

.........024_8

......... 0067

.........0028

......... 0445

......... 0039, 0040

.........0027

......... 0042

......... 0180, 0234, 0049

.........0034

......... 0234, 0049, 0066,0083,

.........0180,0218

......... 0847

......... 0285, 0054, 0087,0090

.........0027,0552, 0081

......... 0427

APPHASrAP,.......

AMFLiCA .........

API_AY ..........

ARU_..r^.........

A%'i'/_oINDUSTRIE_.,

BHC ...........

BSR ............

CABLE INNOVA"nON_ ,

CAPETKONI¢ ......

CEN.rURY .........

CHANNEL IviA_'TF-R.,

CHAPA_JU',L.......

CITOH ...........

CONIFER.........

CUI_15 MA'I_IE_ ....

DXANTEXXA .....

DRAKE ..........

EcHoS.r?,A........

ExI_P.,_Svu........

H,',G_AVOX ............. 0583

CODE NUHBER

.... 0799

.... 0099

.... 0070,0102

.... 0548

.... 0122

.... 0114

.... 0122

.... 0581

.... 0122

.... 0565

.... O04&0239

.... 0080,0236,0243

.... 0191

.... 0031

.... 0088,0099

.... 0068

.... 0091,0272,0045,0t76

.... 0307,0802,0t75,0t86,

.... 0296

.... 0802

CODE NUH_ER

SATELLITE RECEIVERJDIGITAL SATELLITE SYSTEM

GE ..................

GENEP_L IN_rP.UHENT .....

..................... 0654

GOULD ................ 0082

HNS ..................0644

HTS .................. 0802

HITACHI................ 0846

HOMEGABLE............. 0265

HUGHE3NE'-WOlU(SYs.rE_s3776

HYTffK............

IQ ..............

IQ PI_ISM..........

INTEr.SAT..........

JVC .............

J^NEIL............

JEK_DLD...........

LEGEXD ...........

PiA,GNA_X .........

I_iEHOP, EX .........

N_'r LEv'EL..........

,0593 ,0388,0896,0574,0581,

,0122 ,0237

,0237 ,0070 ,0802

,0179 ,0388,0654

,0296 ,0088,0045 ,0749,0751

,0296,0751 ,0896

NOP4AT.....

P,_,IASO_I¢.,

PH[L11_......

P[CO .......

PF_[HES.r_ , . ,

RCA .......

RADIO5HACK

RAH_EY.....

REAUS'11C....

5T5 .......

SONY ......

S"I'AI_CHOICE ,

STA_.TP,_K,.,

STRONG.....

TOSHIBA ....

Tow_ & COUN.r_ ....... 0574

U_]DE_ ................ 0265,0079,0101,039_

.....................058t,075t, 0103,0323,

.....................0749

ZE_I'm ................0091,0883,0088

TELEVISION

I I

......... 003t

......... 0179, 0728

......... 0227, 0749, 0751

.........0102

.........0654,0388

......... 0593, 0170, 0882

.........058t, 0896

.........0102

......... 0079,0078

.........0237,0068

......... 0666

......... 0896

......... 0207, 0448, 0574

......... 0448

......... 0109, 0776, 0817,0088

_m e Chart below provides you with corn-

on accessory-device functions a_'sociat- ed with the buttons on your Philips 77:remote control (Seepages lS-20,[br information on

programming your 77"remote to operate

acce&_'otydevices.) NOTES:

• Functions can vary according to the manu-

facturer's _pectf!cation._',[br each acce&_'oty

device.

• Firstpress the VCR mode button to use the TV remote to operate a VCR.

• FirstpresstheACCmodebuttontousethe TV remote to operate a DVD player_ laser-

disc player_ cable converter box, or satel- lite receiver/digital satellite ,_ystem.

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TV RemoteVCR

and A¢¢esBory Mode Buttons

Common DVDILD Player Receiver/Digital Satellite

Button on TV Remote Common VCR Function Function System (DSS) Function

POWER POWER POWER POWER

PAUSE PAUSE PAUSE -- R_qND REWIND S_RCH RE_/ERSE --

STOP STOP STOP --

PLAY PLAY PLAY -- FAST FORWARD FAST FORWARD SEARCH FORWARD -- CURSOR RING UP CURSOR UP CURSOR UP CURSOR UP CURSOR RING DOWN CURSOR DOWN CURSOR DOWN CURSOR DOWN CURSOR RING RIGHT CURSOR RIGHT CURSOR RIGHT CURSOR RIGHT

CURSOR RING LEFT CURSOR I_FT CURSOR I_FT CURSOR I_F'T

OK B_I_ PROGRAM; MENU MENU (_lso, GUIDE f_" _atelliLe _c_i,_D$S)

STATUS/EXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT MENU/SELEC'r SELECT SELET SELECT CH + CHANNEL UP NEXT CHANNEL UP CH CHANNEL EX)WN PREVIOUS CHANNEL DOWIN

NUMBER B_i_s (0_9) NUMBER SELECTION (0-9) NUMBER SELECTION (0_) NUMBER SELECTION (0_)

iVCH* a_d WV.'-VCR TVNCI_ AiCH* -- --

RECORD

REC, SAP (Pre._swi@,IKAY But_or,) -- --

BACK UGHT _ BACK LIGH'r _ BACK LIGH'r _ BACK LIGH'r _

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Common Cable Converter

Box or S_tellite

U_ing the Remote ControI

T.sohe AV but!_]non the remote control and

URCE SELECT button on the 77/

allow you to access the TI"__signal-source inputs. F_qtheach press of the AV button, you can access a d_[Ferentsignal input source.

The input.]acl_' are located on the back and

side panels of your TE (See pages 7 and 8.)

Selecting an Input Source

Using the AV Button

on the Remote Control

Press the AVbutlon olxthe remote control as many limes as necessary to select the input

source you wan_:to watch.

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Using the Source Select

Button on theTV

Press the SOURCE SELECT butlon onthe TV as many limes as necessary to select the kilout

source you want to watch,

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y:u can use the hutoSoundyz_ options to

utomaticalO' tailor the TVs sound f!_r

the Ope of program you are watching. The

,[hctot 3' has set the VOICE, _4USIC, and

THEATRE options. The settings for the PER- SONAL option are the ones you select through the on-s_en SOUND submenu. See descriptions o/'the options below right.

Press the SOUND button on the remote control. The current

AutoSoltnd TM setting will appear on screen. Press the SOUND button

repeatedly to _ycle through the tour options: PERSONAL, VOICE,

MUSIC, or TT-TEATXE. When you see the option you want

on the screen, press the

STATUS/EXIT button to exit the

menu. The AutoSoltnd TM option you

selected is then active.

Using the Remote Control

PEI_ONAL

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gyams confing through the ANTENNA TN 75K2jack on the back of the T_. AutoSound TM will not control the sound

levels of the other jacks on the back or

side of the TV.

o Tfyou select an AutoSound_ option

other than PERSONAL, then the TRE-

BLE and BASS seStings specJl]c to that

option will also be written to the SOUND submenu items. At that point,

the PERSONAL AutoSound TM option

settings will not be changed. Only when you go into the SOLrND submenu and change the TREBLE and BASS settings wi]] those settings be reflected in the PERSONAL AutoSound TM option.

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AutoSound TM Options PERSONAL presents the TV's sound

according to the TREBLE and BASS set- tings you make within the SOUND sub-

iiqenl.l.

VOICE brings voices to the forefront arid emphasizes them. Moves music to the background.

MUSIC emphasizes music over voices. THEATRE provides a balance between

voices and music.

Using the Remote Control

yoau can use an AutoPietare TM, option to

utomatieally tailor the TV s pieture fiw

certain lypes of input signals. The/_:to_' has set the _40V[ES, .SPORTS, FREAKSIG-

NAL, and MULTI_4EDIA options. The set-

tings ,!'orthe PERSONAL option are the ones

you select through the on-screen PICTURE

submenu.

Press the PICTURE button on the remote control, The current

AutoPieture TM setting will appear on screen. Then Press the PTCTURE but-

ton repeatedly to eyrie through the options: PERSONAL, MO'v_S, SPORTS, WEAK SIGNAL, arid MULTIMEDIA pit'care settings.

When you see the option you want

on screen, press the STATUS/EXIT button to turn off the on-screen dis-

plsy. The AutoPieture TM option you

selected is then active.

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PIC'ff]RE 50

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SPORTS

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If you select an AutoPictare TM setting option other than PERSONAL, than the BRIGT-TrINESS,COLOR, PICTURE, and ST-TARPNESSsettings specJf'ic to that option will also be written to the PICTURE submena items. At that point, the PERSON- AL Auto?Jcture TM option settings will not

be changed. Only when you go into the

PICTURE submenu and change the settings

will those settings be reflected in the PER-

SONAL AutoPictare TM option.

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Using the Remote Control

After you set up a list o[)'our favoriCe sig-

nal sources in the SURF list, you can

press the SURF button to see the list and

quickly tune to a /hvorite signal source,

Place up to 10 signal soumes in the SURF LIST.

Press the NUMBER buttons, CH(annel) +/- buttons, or the AV button to select a signal source to

add to the Surf fist. Press the SURF button. The Surf'list

box appears. The number of the cur- rent signal source is shown with

ADD? to the right. (If'you have not _tded any channels to the list, "SURF LIST EbIPTY" appears on screen.)

Press the CURSOR RTNG RIGT-TTto _td the signal source to the Surf'lJst.

Press the NUMBER buttons, CH(annel) +/- buttons, or the AV

button to select another signal source to add to the Surf fist. Press

the SURF button and then file CUR-

SOR RTNG RIGHT to _td the signal

smtrce to the list. Repeat tiffs step, filling the list with

up to 10 favorite signal sources. NOTE: If'you exceed 10 sign_

sources, file first signal source on the list will be deleted from the list.

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To tune to a favorite signal source

from the list, press the SURF but-

ton. The Surf list box appears. Press the SURF button or the CURSOR

RTNG DOWN or UP as many times as necessary to tune to the signal source.

To delete a signal source from the fist, press the SURF button. The

Surf list box appears. Press the SURF button orthe CURSOR RTNG DOWN

or LIPas marly times as rtecess_£ to

select the signal source to be deleted. Then press the CURSOR RING

RTGT-TTto delete the sigrml source.

Five signal sources can be shown iil the Soft'list box at ozletime. Press file CUR-

SOR RING UP or DOWN to show any other signal sources that are in the list.

Using the Remote Control

Press the Program List button on

the remote control to display a list of channel nmnbers and their

names. (See the "Tuner Mode" "Auto Program," "Channe] Edit,' and

"Nimie" sections on pages 4-6 in the

Quick Use and Setup Guide that came

with your TV for proper setup.) You can also access the ?to.am List

by pres_ng the button irl the center of the Cursor Ring. Each channel will appear as a selectable item. The cur- rent channel wi]l be highlighmd by default. Only five channels wil] be

shown in file list at one time. Press the CURSOR RING UP or

DOWN to go through the list and highlight a channel.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to tune to the highlighted channel.

Channe]s marked "Skipped' in file "Channel Edit" contro] wi]] not

appear in the list. Any channe] that is being blocked by AutoLock z_awi]]

appear with a padiock icon to indicate that the channel is not viewable.

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A padlock image will appear to the rJg|tg of a _|tar_rtel or 5lgrtal 5our¢:_

_hat iz being blocked byAutoLock _'.

You can press the AJCH button on your remote control to go back and forth between

the cttrrent chapel and one previous]y watohed channel.

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HaTT,?veyou ever fallen asleep infront _f the

}bu can program your TV to turn

off while you sleep. The Sleep Ttmer feature allows you to set your 77Zto turn off within a certain amount of time: 15, 30, 45, 60, 90,

120, 180, or 240 minutes.

Press the SLEEP button on the remote control. The SLEEP Timer on-screen dis-

play will appear on screen. Then within five seconds, press the SLEEP button again as many times as necessary to select

the amount of (ime you want to pass

before the TV will turn itself off.

An on-screen countdown wi]l appear during

the last minute before the TV turns oft: Ten

seconds before the Sleep Thaer turns the TV

of_, the on-screen display wi]] show "Good Bye."

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• To see how many rrfinutes remain before the TV shuts itself o_; press the

STATUS/EXTT button.

• Charlgmg the ctlanrle] or vo]ume durizlg the last triinute of a Sleep Timer will cancel Sleep.

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Th_ SleepThner OlXion_ar_ 15, 30,45, 60,90,120,180, or 240 minu'ms.

During th_ la_ rninute o_ a Sleep Timer

displayed.

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During rile last 10 seconds of a Sleep Tinier _o_ing, "GOOD BYE" will be

displayed on _na_r_.

Using the On-screen Subr_enus: Picture

T: adi_'t your TVpicture eontn)l_; select a

nel andJbllow the_'esteps. See de_'crip-

lions'of the pieture-adj_'#nent opiiom' belong:

PICTURE

Press the MENU/SELECT button on the remote control to show the on-

Sei_ell melllL

Press the C_SOR RING RIGHT.

BRIGHTNESS will be highfighted and an attjustrnentbar will be shown tothe fight.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT or

LEFT to adjust the BRIGHTNESS level of the picture, Or press the CUR-

SOR RING DOWN to selee_another pic-

_r_ contrel to _4iust,

Press the STATUS/EXIT butlon to exit the mell_

Picture-adjustment Options

Remember, when the bar scale is centered

, the coiltrol settiilgs are at nor-

real, mid-range levels. Picture adjustments

aretles_bed as follows: BRIGHTNESS adds or subtro_ts light _rn

the darkest part of the picture.

COLOR adds or eliminates color. PICTURE improves the detail of the ]ightes_

of the picture.

SHARPNESS knproves the detail in the

picture.

TINT adjusts the picture to obtekl natural sk_ toiles.

COLOR TEMP offers NORMAL, COOL, or WARM picture preferences.

NORMAL keeps whites, white. WARM makes whites, reddish.

COOL makes whites, bluish.

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• PICTURE

• SBARPNE_

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• BNIOUTNESS

• PICTURE

• SHARPNESS

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_tle FideliO; gives you a choice between

o different scanning teehniques_pro-

gressive or interlaced,

Progressive scan doubles the number of pic-

ture lines, eliminating line flieker and pro-

viding afitterzfree picture, Interlaced improves the appearance of on-

screen motion, it also helps smooth out

jagged lines that are sometimes seen on

curved and angled surfaces in the picture.

Press the MENU/SELECT button on the remote to show the on-screen

lnenu.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the PICTURE subn]enu,

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

repeatedly until the EYE FIDELI- TY control is highlighted,

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

or LEFT until you select the option you want, either PROGRESSIVE

or INTERLACED,

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• SOUNB {:OLOR

• FEATURES PICTURE

• INSTALL SHARPNESS TINT

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PICTURE

• {:OLOR

• SHARPNESS

• TINT

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-_PICTURE

• S_ItPNESS

• TINT

• COLORTEHP

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Press the STATUS/EXIT button to turn the menu off.

• The Eye Fidefity control is not available

for use with AV4 and AV5.

• You may want to use the interlaced

option to enhance prog_arris containing a lot of motion.

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Using the On-screen Submenus: P?cture

Tthe l?gmamie Contra_'t control allows you

o sharpen thepieture qualiO by making

dark portio_' of the picture darker and light

portions of the pictut_ more nz_tieeable.

Normally. you will probably want to select MED. in certain circumstances, however,

you may pt_'fer I_,[INor I_,IAA_.

Press the MENU/SELECT button on the remote cont]-ol to show the

on-screen lnenu.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the PICTURE submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

repeatedly until the DYN, CON- TRAST control is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

or LEFT until you select the option you want: MIN, MED, or MAX.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu,

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• SOUND COLOR

• FEA_P_S PIC_EE

• INSTALL SHARPNESS

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• SHARPNESS

• TINT

• COLORTEHP

• EYE FIBELI'_

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Besides the normal volume level control

your TV also has individual sound-

adjustment controls, }bu can u_e TREBLE

(high frequency'), BASS (low frequenc3_, and Speaker BALANCE to,[_rther adjust the sound playback of 77"prob_ams,

on the remote control to show the

Press the MENU/SELECT button

on-screen lnenu,

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

once to highlight SOUND. Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

to enter the SOUND submenu.

To adjust the TREBLE level of the

television's sound, press the CURSOR RiNG RIGHT or LEFT.

To a_ust another sound eon_], press the CURSOR RING DOWN anti1 the

control (BASS or BALANCE) is high- figh_ed. 7hen press the CURSOR RING RIGHT or LEFT to _ust the

sele_ed control.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu.

• PICTURE TREBLE

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• FEA'['UI_.ES BALANCE

• INSTALL AVL

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SOUND

• TREBLE

Ii_'t

• BALANCE

• AYL

• IH{:R.SUI_.ROUND

SOUND

• TREBLE

• BASS m

• ,_¥L

• IN{:R.SURI_.OUND

When the bar seMe is ee_ltere_ speaker sound BALANCE is eemered betweell the 7V's lef_

and right side speakers.

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Using the On-screen Subr_enus: Sound

Vou may have noticed the peaks and val-

I leys of sound that occur between pro-

gram changes or at commercial breaks. The volume levels o_en vat_' con_'iderably. By turning on the AVL (Audio Volume Leveler) control, you can make your 77: prod_e a

more consistent volume level. Follow these steps to turn the AFL control on.

• PICTURE TREBLE

• FEATIINES BALANCE

• INSTALL AVL

INCR-$URNOUND

SOUND

• BASS

• BALANCE

• AYL

• INCN'SIINNOIIND I

on the remote control to show the

Press the MENU/SELECT button

on-screen lnenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

once to highlight SOUND,

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Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the SOUND submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

repeatedly until AVL is highlighted. Then press the CURSOR RTNG

RTGT-TTor LEYT to N.rn AVL ON or OFF.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu,

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AVL coiltrol does 1lotfarlcNoilwith the

Dolby* "v'qr_alf_ature, so the optioil disap- pears from the SOUND saJbmenuwherl you

select DOLBY VIRTUAL.

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• TREBLE

• BASS

• BALANCE

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• INCN'SONROOND

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*Manu_a_ore, dunder ]icc_s¢ frc_ Dolby Labora;orica.

"l)oJby" and d_c do_blc-D symbol ale tzademark_ of

I)olby l ,abora_:_ries.

Usingthe On-screenSubmenus: Sound

Based on the signal being received, you

select various surround-sound modes." MONO, SPATIAL, STEREO, INCR. SUR- ROUND, or DOLBY* VIRTUAL (_rtual

Dolby Surround). (See descriptions of the options to the right.)

Selecting a Surround-sound

Option Using the

Remote Control

While watching TV,you can selee_a stwronad- sound fistcding mode kmned'zatelyby press'rag the DOLBY V btztr_r_'Eachpress of the DOLBY V

button selects a different mode based on the TV sigw_dbekig received.

Selecting a Surround-sound

Option Using theTV Buttons

Should your remote coned become lost or ot_-

w_e wtavailableJbr _ follow the steps below to

*a_ethe button*'on theotkontofthe TV to oceansthe on_creen menu and select a s_trround-s_mnd

mode.

Press the Volume + and - bullons

simullaneously. The on-soreen menu appears.

Press the Channel Down button to

lfigh_ght SOUND. Then press the Volume + button to enter the SOUND

submenu.

Press the Channel Down butten

repeatedly until INCR. SURROUND is higlflighted. Then press the Volume +

or - burton arid] you selec'cthe sur- reund-sotmd mode you want.

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In stereo: select STEREO, INCR.

SURROUND, or DOLBY VIRTUAL

INCR, (Incredible) SURROUND

enhanoes stereo pro_ams by making the sound broader arid fi_ller.

DOLBY VIRTUAL (with Virtual Dolby

Surround signals) creates a vimmlJzed sltr-

roltnd-sound experience flora two speakers using Dolby Pro Logic.* It retains al] the

ofig_l mulfichamie] audio information arid

being sttrrotmded by additional speakers. In mono: select MONO or SPATIAL.

SPATIAL enables you to add a surround effect to mono programs.

114CR-$URNOUND

Surround-sound Modes

_rovides the listener with the sensation of

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The AVL (Audio Volume Leveler) control does

not fi.mction with the Dolby V'trtual feature, so the option disappears from the SOUND sub- menu when you select DOLBY VIRTUAL

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When signals are being broad- ¢a_t: in rrtono (r_ons_:ereo):

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Vou can enjoy stereo programs on your

.1 TE it has both an _pl¢/_er and twin

_v)eakers through which stereo sound can be

heard. Follow these steps to select the STEREO mode.

on the remote control to show the

Press the MENU/SELECT button

on-ser'_en ulenll.

• PICT!INE TREBLE

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• FE_NNES _LANCE

• INSTALL AVL INCE-SUENOUND

SOUND

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

once to highUght SOUND. Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

to enter the SOUND submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

repeatedly until the STEREO con- trol is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT or LEFT to select STEREO or

MONO. When STEREO has beerl

selected, the television will reproduce

arly stereo sigpal JtreceJYes. Press the STATUS/EXiT button to

exit the menu.

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k.Mional part of the stereo broadcast ,s;_ton,

Sent as a thinl audio channel, a SAP can be heard apart from the current 7Y program sound.

7Ystations arefree to use SAPfor any number

of purposes, ,_ch a,_the broudca,_t of a second

language or other audio information.

Ira S_4P signal _ not pr_ent with a selected

program, the SAP option cannot be selected.

Selecting SAP Using the Remote Control

Select SAP k_maefftately_ press'mgthe SAP but- ton on the remote control if'the feature is beklg made available _th the probwamyou are watch-

Using the On-screen Submenus: Seund

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Selecting SAP Using

theTV Buttons

Shouldyour remotecontn_lbecomelost or other-

wise unavailable Jbe _,/bllo_; the ,s'te_ belong,"to

_e the buttom on thefront of the 7_'1o access the

on,_creen menu and select SAP.

NOTE: SAP must be broadcast t_,'iththe program

you are watchingJbe you to be able to select the

J_alure,

Press the Volume + and - bul(ons

simull_meously. The o_l-_creenrrxe_lll appears.

Press the Channel Down button Io

higMight SOUND. Then p'wessthe Volume + button _o enter the SOLWD

subrrlertu.

Press the Channel Down button

repealedly until SAP is highlighled. Then press the Volume + or - button to

turn SAP on or oft'. Press the Volume + and - buttons

simull_meously and repeatedly until

you back out of the menu screens.

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UsingtheOn-screenSubmenus:Sound

/7_he BAA_5"BOOST eontrol allows you to

increase the low=frequency range of the

T_ s sound. This ereate__a deeper,,[_ller

_ound. Follow thence_teps to turn BASS

BOOST ON.

Press MENUISELECT button on the remote control to show the on-

sereen ulenll.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

once to highlight SOUND, Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

to enter the SOUND submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

repeatedly until BASS BOOST is

highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT or LEFT to turn BASS BOOST ON

or OFF.

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STEREO

• SAP

• AUDIOO!IT

• SPEAKEI_

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_viur TV eome4' with an on.s'cree_ clock, }'bu

II need to set the clock befl)re you can u*e

the Ttmer fiature. During normal operation, the time appear*' on the screen when you press the

STATUS/E._TT b_tton. You can show the lime on screen cor_tan@ bO'w.rning the TIMER DIS-

PLAY conrad on (seepage 40).

For ir_tructio_ onsetting the Timer's"START

and STOP time4;see page 41, Then go to page_' 42 and 43 to learn how tosdect the Ttmer's

channd and activate the T_mer. NOTE: I'bucan acc_s's the TIME (clock)fiature

directly by pressing the Clock button on the remote control.

Press the MENU/SELECT button on the remote control to show the on-

Sei_ell melllL

Press the CURSOR RING DOV_7_

Iwiee to highlight FEATURES. Press the CURSOR RING RIGFIT to

enter the FEATURES submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

again to shift the display left and Mgh- light the TItlE control

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

again to Mghlight the lime indicator

Press the NUMBER buttons to enter the correct lime. If you m_e a r_fistake

enmring the time, press the CURSOR RING LEFT or RIGHT to move among

the input slots to m_e corrections, NOTE: You can _so press the CURSOR

RING UP or DOWN to cycle through digits to input the time,

Press the CURSOR RING UP or DOV_7_to select AM or PM.

Press the STATUS/EXIT butlon to exit the menu.

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• SOUND Aut_l_&

PIP

• INSTALL CLOSEDO_P

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FEATURES

TIME

• Aut_L_k STARTrIME

• PIP STOPrIME

• CLOSEDCAP CIIARNEL

• FORMAT _TIVATE

FEA_UMES

TIMER

• STARTTIME

• STOPrIME

• {IIANNEL

• ACTIVATE

FEA_MES

TIMER •

TIME

• STARTTIME •

• STOPrIME

• OIARNEL

• ACTIVATE

Accesz theTIME (Clock) t_ature

dire_ly by pnaszirtg =he CIo_k bul_ort or_ _|t_ r_rrtoe_ _orWJ_].

After doing _ _llow _ep_

or_ _hi_ page to _e_ e_e clock.

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• For single-digit eqttries,be sure to press 0 first and then tlie liour number.

• If you'd like, set the clock automatically

using the AutoC_mn TM feature (o_tpage 5

in tim (_iek Useand Setup Guide).

• Clock se_iltgs may be lost wliert the ZV i_

unplugged or wlien AC power to the set Js

interrupted.

Us?ng the On-screen Submenus: Features

After you have set the TV's clock, you can

use your TV to keep up with the time on

screen. }fincan also set the timer to switch to another channel, and, if you want, turn

the TV off The 72met's DISPLAY control allows you to s!_w the time constantly in the upper right corner of the screen.

on the remote control to show the

Press the MENU/SELECT button

on-screen lnenu,

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

twice to highlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the FEATURES submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

again, Then press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeatedly until the

DISPLAY eorltro] is highlighted. Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

or LEFT to turn the TIMER DIS-

PLAY ON or OFF. Press the STATUS/EXIT button to

exit the menu,

• PICTURE TIMER

• SOUND kutol_& PIP

• INSTALL CLOSEDCAP FO_AT

FEATURES

TIME

• AuIoL_H STARTTIME

• PIP STOPTIME

• CLOSEDCAP CHANNEL

• FORMAT ACTIVATE

FEA_MES

TIMER

I _' 3:06 PM

• STARTTIME

• STOPTIME

• CHANNEL

• ACTIVATE

• T

FEA_RES

TIMER i

-" STARTTIME

• STOPTIME

• CHANNEL

• ACTIVATE

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PHILIPS

y)h u can set the _mer to switch to a selected

annel at a ,,pee_[ictime whileyou are

watching another channel, or when the 77zis in stundby m_Me.(Standby mode is when the TV is

plugged into the wall outlet but turned off) U" you want, you can also set the TVto turn _'at

some time q#er the TV switches'ehanne&.

Follow the steps below to set the _mer 's

START TIA4Eand STOP TIA4E.

• PICRIHE TIMER

• SO!IND Aut_L_k

PIP

• INSTALL CLOSEBCAP

FOHMAT

UsMgthe On-screen Submenus: Features

FEATURES

I rIME

• Aut_Lodc STAHTTIME

• PIP STOPTIME

• CLOSEDCAP CHANNEL

• FORMAT ACTIVATE

on the remote €ont]-ol to show the

Press the MENU/SELECT button

on-screen lnenu,

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

t_ice to highlight FEATURES. Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

to enter the FEATURES submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

again, Then press the CLIRSOR RING DOWN once to highlight the

START TIME control.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

to highlight the lime indicator area. Press the NUMBER buttons to

enter the correct time, If you make a

mistake enteFmg the time, use the CURSOR RING LEYT or RIGHT to

move among the time input slots to make corrections.

NOTE: You can 'also use the CUR-

SOR RING LIPor DOWN to cycle

thlmtgh digits to inpm the time.

Press the CURSOR RING tiP or DOWN to select AM or PM.

Press the CURSOR RING LEFT

repeatedly until START TIME is high- lighted. Then press theCURSOR RING

DOWN tohighlight STOP TINff_,Ifyou

vcan_the TV to switch offa_ some time atlerthe cl_N'mg of dmnnels, follow

steps 5-7 above to setthe STOPTTME,

Press the STATUS/EXIT butlon to exit the menu.

See pages 42 arid 43 for ins_ons on selecting

the Timer's d_el andactivatingthe timer.

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FEATIlRES

TIMER

I •_ ll:ll6 PM

• STARTTIME

• STOPTIME

• CHANNEL

• ACTIVATE

• ;

FEATIlHES

TIMER •

• TIME

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• STOPTIME

• CHANNEL

• ACTIVATE

FEAT!IRES

TIMER

• TIME •

• STARTTIME

• STOPTIME •

• CHANNEL

• ACTIVATE

FEAT!IHES

TIMER •

• TIME

• STARTTIME

• CHANNEL

• ACTIYATE

FEAT!IRES

TIMER

• TIME

• STARTTIME •

• STOPTIME

• CHANNEL

• ACTIVATE

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Using the On-screen Submenus: Features

F;,llow the_ve steps to select the channel to

hieh the Timer will switch the TE.

on the remote control to show the

Press the MENU/SELECT button

on-screen lnenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

twice to highlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the FEATURES submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT.

Then press the CLqT.SORRING DOWN repeatedly until the CHANNEL

control is highlighted.

Press the NUMBER but¢ons to enterthe desired start-up channel Orpress the CURSOR RING RTGHT repeatedly to enter the stag-up channel you want.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu,

NOTE: Before the Timer will work, you must activate it. See page 43.

• PICT!IRE TIMER

• SOUND AutoLod(

PIP

• INSTALL CLOSEDCAp

FOP.HAT

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FEAT!IRES

• AuI_L_E STARTTIME

• PIP STOPTIME

• CLOSEDCAP CHANNEL

• FOHHAT _TIVATE

FEARIRES

TIMEH •

I •' 8:06 PM

• STARTTIME

• STOPTIME

• CHANNEL

• _TIVATE

FEA_RES

TIMER •

• TIME

• STOPTIME

DIll]Ill

• STAHTTIME

• ACTIYATE

• ;

TIME

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After you have set the TIME, START

TI_4E, STOP TI_4E, and CHANNEL,

you must activate the Timer,[br it to operate,

Your options are to set the Timer to work ONCE or DALLY Set ACTIVATE to OFF f

you don't want to use the Ttmer,

on the remote control to show the

Press the MENU/SELECT button

on-screen lnenu,

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

t_ice to highlight FEATURES. Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

to enter the FEATURES submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT

again. Then press the CL_.SOR RTNG DOWN repeatedly ltrltilthe

ACTTVATE control is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHTto cycle through the options and make your selection. The options are

ONCE DAILY, or OFE Press the STATUS/EXIT button to

exit the menu.

• PICTURE TIHER

• SOUND AutM_&

PIP

• INSTALL CLOSEDCAP

FORHAT

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Using the On-screen Subnnenus: Features

FEATURES

/ TIHE

• AuloL_k STARTTIHE

• PIP STOPTIME

• CLOSEDCAP CHANNEL

• FORMAT ACTIVATE

FEA_RES

TIHEN

I :, 3:06PH

• STANTTIHE

• STOPTIHE

• CHANNEL

•ACTIVATE

• T

FEARINES

TIHEN

• TIME

• STANTTIHE

• S10P TIHE

• CHANNEL

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NN NN

• Charlgmg the charmel or _xtjnsting the

volume duri_lg the last minute of a Timer

setting will cancel the shutti_lg off of the

T_.

• Thirty secoilds before the set changes to

the c_hannel you set (see page 42), arl armounceme_lt appears on screem

PHILIP$

Using the On-screen Subnnenus: Features

T_ene AutoLoekXMfeature can help par-

ts control what their children wateh

on 77,'.AutoLoek TM doe__this by using the content advisoriez_sent by broadcasters or other program providers. After you

program AutoLoek TM, it can respond to

the content ad_qaries and bloek pro- grams that contain content that you may consider ob-leetionabLe_ff'en_@e lan- guage, violet_e, or sexanl situatious. You

can also use dutoLoek TM to block chan- nels that you dzm_ want your children to

watch.

Inthis section, you 7l learn !_w to block

channels and programming that is not rated, is unrated, or has no rating. You will alsofind out !_w to turn these block- ing.[batures on or q[E Following on this

page are brief _planations of

AutoLoek TM terms and program ratings.

Teruls

BLOCKING control---can be thought of as the "master switch" for

AutoLockTM. This control affects the set-

tings you have choserl for bJoeking pro- g_ams according to movie ratings or TV

ratings, or ?'orblocking programs that have no rating or are urlrated. Wherl the

BLOCKTNG control is OFF. the Mocking or eeuao_mg of programs is disabJed.

When the BLOCKTNG centre] is ON, blocking wild occur according to the set-

tings you have choserl. BLOCK LrNRATED onnITol----ifset to

ON, blocks 'allurlratedprogwams. Unrated progwamming consists of the

kind of shows that the MPAA (Motiun PJctore Association of Araerieff)or the

TV broadcasters have chosen riot to rate. NO RATING control--if set to ON,

blocks all progyammJng with rio content advisory data.

ProgyammJng that has No Rating Js not encoded with any rating informatiun

from the MPAA or the Parental Guidelines. Any progyamming could f_]

Jrlto this category.

BLOCK CHANNEL onntrol---enab]es you to block bldivJdtml chanrlels that you

dun't want children to see.

A_toLock

MOVIERATIMG •

I_lllPd I[it'M

• F'G

• PG-13 oR

• _1C-17

• T

G (General Audience_all ages

_xh_fitted.Most parents wil] find pro- gVanlS_lat ace rated G to be suitable for chJ]dren of"all ages. Such progTams

have ]J_tdeor no violence, no strong ]arlgmage, arid Utile or no sexual dialog

or sextml situations. PG (Parental Guidance

Suggested_=corltains nratefial tha_ par-

enm may fred unsuitable tbr younger childrem Programs that ace rated PG

have erie or more of the tbllow'mg: moderate violerlco, some sexual sirua- tiorm, infrequerlt coame language, or

some suggestive di_og,

PG-13 (Parents Strungly Cantioned)_contakm mataci_ that pac-

ent_ may fred unsuitable tbr childrerl aclder the age of 13. Programs that ace rated PG-13 have one or more of the

tbllowing: violerme, sexual situations, coarse langnsage,or suggestive di_og,

R (Restriaed)-mpeeificMly designed tbr _ults. Anyorre under the age of 17 should view programs that are rated R

orflywith aa accompaayklg pacerlt or _ult guardian. Such programs have one or more of the following: k_ter_sevio-

lerme; intense sexual situations; stror_g, coarse lan_tage; or k_ter_selysuggestive dialogue.

NC-17 (No one under the age of 17 will be admitted_hould be viewed

by adults orfly.Programs that are rated NC-17 have graphic violer_co;explick

sex; or chide, indecer_tlaa_amge. X (Adults Only)_cor_tains one or more

of the fbllow'mg: very graphic violer_co, very graphic aad expficit or indecent

sexual acts, or very coame aad intensely suggestive lan_tage.

A_mLock

P/ RATIM6 •

• r,/-Y7

• ff-6

• ff-P6

• if-14

_TV-Y (All Chfldren)-_lesigned to

be appropriate tbr 'allchildrer_,

especially ones ages 2-6. Progrart_s

rated TV-Yare rmt expected to fi-ighten youagez clfildrerL

_ TV-Y7 (_irocted to Older

Cllildren)-_lesigaed for chiklren

ages 7and older, Programs rated TV-Y7 may be more appropr'vatefor chil- dren who have acquired the develepmer_t _lls rreeded _ tfisfm_mishbetween

n_e-befieve and ruality. Sud_programs may inulude mild _aava_yand comic vio- leece (FV).

_TV-G (General Audienee_n_t

pareemwill consider pmgr'ams that

are rated TV-G m be suitable for dfildren of all ages. Such pmgran_shave

tittle or no violerree, no stror_glangnmge, aad little or no sexual _alogue or sexual

d_tuafiom.

_ TV-PG (Parental Guidance

Suggested)--_cor_vairmmaterial tha_

pareem may f_d unsuitable for

younger cMldrer_.This type of program- ruing has orre or more of the following:

moderate violenee OQ, some sexmd situ- afior_s(S), inffequeet coa_e lar_guage

(L), or some suggestive di',dogue(D),

_ TV-14 (Parents Strongly

Cunfioned--_con_ nmterial thac

many pareem will fred ansulPable

for clfildrer_uadec 14 ye_ of age. Such programs have orreor more of the follow- ing: inrermeviuler_ce(_3; h_teme sexunl

d_tuafion_(S); strong, coame lmagmage (L); or inrermelysuggestive dialogue (D).

_ TV-MA (Mature AudienceOnly_-

speeific$1yde_igaedtobe viewed by

adultsacd thereforeruay be tm_uit- _le tbr children under 17.S_chWogwar_s have one ormore of'_e following:,graphic

violeeee ("4);explicit_x1iald_v.mtions(S); or crude,indecent_g_,e (L),

_rourAutuLock TM access code allows

I you to enter the AutuLock TM submenus

to set up or turn offblocking. Your access code is also the "'ke_" that unlocLE_pro- grams or channels that are being blocked I_'dutoLock TM.

Press the MENU/SELECT button on the remote control to show the

on-screen lnenu,

P_sstheCURSORRINC

DOWN t_icetohighlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT. Then press the CURSOR RTNG DOWN once to highlight the

AutoLock control.

Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT to highlight ACCESS CODE.

FEATUBES

• TIHEA

• PIP

• _I_EU tAP

Using the On-screen Subr_enus: Features

FEA_IRE_

• TIHEB

• PIP

• €&OSEAOff_

• FOBHRE

FEATURES

• IIMEA

• PIP

• _LOSEA_P

• FONtAI

FEATUBES

• TIHEA

.g,Aut_¢cl_

• PIP

• Ck0SEBtAb

• F0_nI

ACCESSCOAE

Press 0,7,1,1 on the remote con-

lyol, INCORRECT will appear on the screeil,

Press 0,7,1,1 on the remote con- lyol again. ENTER NEW CODE

will appear on the screell. Enter a new four-digit code using

the number buttons. CONFIRM

CODE will appear ozlthe screem Enter your new four-di#t code

again. CORRECT will flash on the

screen briefly.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button exit the menu.

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• An X appears on screell to collfirrn the receipt of each digit by the TV as you

ffiput your AutoLock TM access code.

• Parents, Jt isn't possible for your child to tmblock a charmel without know'rag your access code or changing it tO a new erie. If you discover that your

access code has been change_ you can assume that blocked charlrlels raay

have been viewed.

You e.-_rla]_o _ up _r1_

_52c._.'_ _od_ from Kh_ T_in

Autokock TM Subrn_nu using _ SETUp CODE ol_iorl.

Simply enter and cor,_irm

_. n_m Code to m_va_ it.

FEATURES

• TI_EA

• PIP

• _0SEA tAP

• FOAHil

FEATURES

• IIMEA

• PIP

• _0SEA tAP

• F0_tn

FEATURES

• TIHEA

• PIP

• _I_SEUtAP

• F0KIIAT

FEnURES

• IIHEA

=g_Aut*_¢cl_

• PIP

• _k0SEAtAb

• F0_tn

FEnUEES

• TIHEA

.g_Aut_¢cl_

• PIP

• Ck0SEBtAb

• F0_nI

AFter you have set up your p_sonal

access code (see page 45)_you are

tea@ to select the channels or program sources you want to block.

on the remote control to show the

Press the MENU/SELECT button

on-screen inenu,

Press the CURSOR RINGDOWN twice to highlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSOR RINGRIGHT. Thell press the CURSOR

RING DOWN oitce to highlight the

AutoLock colttrol.

Press the CURSOR RINGRIGHT again to highlight

ACCESS CODE.

Enter your four-digit ACCESS

CODE. CORRECT will flash very

briefly and the subTnerlu will move to the left with BLOCK CHANNEL

highlighted.

RIGHT to highlight the TV's

Press the CURSOR RING available channels.

Press the CURSOR RING UP or

DOWN to highlight the channel you want to block.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to block the channel. A

padlock image will appear to the right of the channel ramiber. If you

decide you don't want to block the channel, press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT again to reraove the block. (The padlock image goes away.)

Repeat steps 7 arid 8 for any channels you want to block from viewing.

NOTE: You can highlight the ALL option, then press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to block all chapels at once. Or press the

CURSOR RING RIGHT to anlock all charmels.

to exit the menu.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button

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FEA_.IKE_

• TIHEK

[Imam

• PIP

• CI_$EB Off_

• FOKHAT

FEATUBE$

• W_ER

• PIP

• U_SEB _P

• FOP$tlI

FRATUKES

Aut_i*ck •

• BLOUKUHAHNEL

• SETUPCODE

• HOVlE _KG

• PC _TIKG

• BLOUKOFq1OHS

FEATUKES

lut_i*¢k •

• BLOUKUHAHHEL

• SETUPLODE

• HO_IE_KG o1YKATIKG

• BLOUKOP11OHS

TO block 'all char_nels _._OriC_,hilgh]]_'_ ALL in th_ chartrt_l li_:t.Th_n pr_. the CLIR_;OR RllXlG RIGHT _o block. R_m r._teth_ block_ th_ _,_me_,ri.

FEATUKES

Aut_i*¢k •

• BLOUKUHAHHEL

• SETUP_20DE

• HO_IE _]IKG

• lY KATIKG

• BLOUKOP11OHS

ACCESSUOBE

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You can use the BLOCK C_-IANNELcoll-

trel to prevent the viewing of programs

corrfing from aVCR, DVD, or other acces-

sorydevice connected to arty of the audio/video (AV)ktpt_s oltthe T_.

/t_ you have set your personal ax:cess

code (see page 45), you can block

programs by specific movie radngs.

Press the MENU/SELECT button on the remote control to

show the on-screen menu. P_sstheCURSORRING

DOWN t_icetohighlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT. Then press the CURSOR RTNG DOWN once to highlight the

AutoLock control.

Using the On-screen Subrnenus: Features

FEATUTIES FEATUEES

• TIHEA

• PIP

• O._SED lAP

• FOAMAT

FEA_.IRES

• TIHER

g,iut_Lock

• PIP

• CLOSED0_P

• FIlRHAT

ACCESSCODE

Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT again to highlight

ACCESS CODE.

Enter your four-digit ACCESS

CODE. CORRECT will flash very brieIly in red and the submemt will

triove to the left with BLOCK CHANNEL highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING

DOWN repeatedly until MOVIE RATING is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT and the Rating submenu _ill shift to the left with G high-

righted.

Press the CURSOR RING UP or

DOWN to highlight each rating you want. Then press the CURSOR

RTNG RIGHT to Nxn the rating ON or OFF. Turning the rating ON will block such progranls from being

seeTl.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu.

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FEmUrS

AUlO_6_

• SETUPCODE $

• HC'YIE I_NG 4

• BLOCKOPTIO#$ 6

_oL_k

N_IE EATI#G

• PG

• PG-13

• NC-17

FEATUBES

[t • BLOCKCHAHHEL

_oL_k

• SEIUP_T)E

• _ EAIIHG

• BLO0_OPTICtNS

Auml_

HC,YIEI_TING

• P_-I$ tB

• #C-17

F_-It

NGI1

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Whezi a rating is set to be turned oil (blocked), all higher ratings will also be

blocked automaticMly. For example, if the

R rating is tarried on, the NC-I 7 and X

ratings Msowill be turned on.

Us?ngthe On-screen Submenus: Features

yOTvUalso can block programs by _E?gee_f!e

ratings. Follow these simple steps,

Press the MENU/SELECT

2 3

button on the relnote control to show the on-screen menu.

PresstheCURSORRING DOWN t_cetohighlight

FEATURES. Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT. Then press the CURSOR

RING DOWN once to highlight

the AutoLock control Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT again to highlight

ACCESS CODE.

FEATURES

• TIPPER

ACCESSC'ODE

Enter your four-digit ACCESS CODE.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeatedly until TV

RATING is highlighted. Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT to enter the TV RAT- ING submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN or UP to select a rating.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT or LEFT to turn the

block on the rating ON or OFF.

NOTE: More-specific subratings (for violence, sexual content, dia-

]obme, or fantasy violence) are available for TV-Y7, TV-PG, TV-

14, and TV-MA.

To access these subratings, press the CURSOR RING RIGHT.

Press the CURSOR RING UP or

DOWN to select the subrating that you want to block or unb]ock. Then press the CURSOR RING

RIGTqT or LEFT button to turn the block on the subratirlg ON or OFF.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu.

W-Y

W-PG _-14

Aut_Lock

T_EATI#_

• W-TY

• W-PG

• W-IU

PHILIPS

TV-Y (All Childron)--Ules_gned to be appropriate for all difildren, e_gedally ones ages 2_. Programs m_d TV-Y arc no_e_t_.xt to fi_ghtonyoucg_ children.

TV-Y7 (DirectedtoOlder Children)--designedtbrdifildrenages7 andolder.Pm_s mt_ TV-Y7 maybe rm_reapp_ma_ for children who have acquired the devaltrymont s_lls needed to dlstingu_shbetwc_ moke-befieve and re_]_. Suchprograms may include rngd lb_t_ and egrdie violence (FV)+

TV-G (GeneralAudionee)--likely to be consideredsuitable for children of all a_, Such

progt'atnshave]5rileorno _dolenee,nostronglanguage,and]5rileornosexualdlaloganorsexual situations.

TV-PG (Parental Gmdan_ Suggested)--contmns mat_maJflint i:,amntsma3 find _nntable l-or youcgur ehi]drcn, This type of pro_mg has o'ae ormore of the f_llowi_g: moderate _%kmee CV),_me sox_l sitamtlons(S), infi'_ueet coarse]angt_e (L), or _me s_ggestiva di_logt_ (D),

TV-14(ParentsStronglyCautioucd)--canta'msmateripJfl_atmany!_mnts willfind_tablo tbr difildrenunder14yearsof age.Suchprogramshavoone ormore of thefdi]owi_g:intgnsovio-

k'_ee(V);intgnso_xxmlsiamfitms(S); st_ng, ana_-,elang'aage(L);orintently _ggesfi_ dialogue03).

TV-MA(Mature AudienceOnly)--specifieoJlydesigucdtobeviewedbya_Its andtheretbra maybeucanitabletbr alfil_munder1%Suchprogramshaveone ormoreof thefollowing: graphicvlol_ee (V);expHditsexualsitamtlons(S); or erode,i_d_ent langango(L).

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T_e BLOCKI_G control can be thought

as the "'master switch ",['or

dutoLock TM, Use it to _urn ONor OFF all qf the seltings (based on ratings), This

control does not affect channel blocl_' (see

page 46),

Press the MENU/SELECT button on the remote control to show the

on-screen inenu.

P_sstheCURSORRING

DOWN t_cetohighlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT. Then press the CURSOR RING DOWN once to highlight the

AutoLock control.

Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT again to highlight

ACCESS CODE.

Using the On-screen Subnnenus: Features

FEATURES FEATURES

• PIP

• CLOSEDt_P

• FOEHAT

FEATUEE_

• TIHEE

• PIP

• ULO_EDt_

• FDEM_I

FEATURES

AmL_E

• BLOU[ UHAHHEL

• SETUPLODE

• HO_IE EATIEG

• _€ EATIHG

AU_ESSLODE

BLOUEIHG BL_UK UNI_TRE HO _]1EG

Enter your four-digit ACCESS CODE.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeatedly until BLOCK

OPTIONS is highlighted. P_sstheCURSORRING

RIGHTtoen_r_eBLOCK

OPTIONSsubEnenu. BLOCKING _llbehighligh_d.

P_sstheCURSORRING

RIGHTorLEFTto _

BLOCKING ON orOFE

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu.

Au_L_

BI__ROPTIOHS

Ifli)_L. li_

• BLO_ UER_TED

• ED P_TIHG

.49

Us?ng the On-screen Submenus: Features

Ino addition to blocking rated programs

r channels, you m@' also choose to

block all programming that is unrated.

Unrated programming consists of shows that the MPAA _4otion Picture Association _?fAmerica) or the TV broad-

casters have chosen not to rate.

Press the MENU/SELECT but-

2 3

ton on the remote control to show the on-screen menu.

P_sstheCURSORRING DOWN t_icetohighlight

FEATURES. Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT. Then press the CURSOR RTNG DOWN once

to highlight the AutoLock control.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT again to highlight

ACCESS CODE.

FEATUEES

• SETUPU_DE 3

• HC_IE _TIHG 4

• 1_ _I11LO U

• DLOUKOPTIORS U

FEA_IEES

• TIHEE ACCESSCODE

• PiP

• CLOSEDCAP

• S_EHAT

FEATURES

• IIMER

• PIP

• ULOSED_P

• F0etlT

FEATUEES

• DLOUKCHDEHEL DLOUKIH_

• SETUPU_DE DLOUKUH_TEI

• HCqlE_TIHG H_)BATIHG

Enter your four-digit ACCESS CODE.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeatedly until

BLOCK OPTIONS is highlight- ed,

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the BLOCK OPTIONS subznenu,

P_sstheCURSORRING DOWN oneetoseleetBLOCK UNRATED.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT or LEFT to turn

BLOCK UNRATED ON or

OFF. Press the STATUS/EXIT button

to exit the menu.

PilILI_

DJItOL_U

BLOCKOPTIOHS

• B[JXI(JPLO

• NOBATIII_

ULO_ _PTIC)ES

• ULOCIZJE_

[i IIIFItl!lm IIl_ll_m=m i+:Jmam,,qm_ii_l_l=l+ • +_•,

• EO R_TIH(_

When the BLOCK UNRATED control is

turned ON, attempts to view unmted pro-

gwamswill bring to the screen a message like the one shown to the fight. To watch

the program, enter your access code or go

into the BLOCK OPTIONS submenu and

turn the BLOCK LrNRATED control OFF.

ChannelIU

BIo_[_U_yAu_Lo_

Un_le_

A_ Co_e

Ss_ome programs contain no content advi-

rie_E'from the _4otion Picture

Association of America or the television broadcasters (seepage 44). To block pro-

grams with no rating, follow these steps.

Press the MENU/SELECT

2 3

button on the remote control te show the on-screen menu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN twice te higlflight _A-

TURES. Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT. Then press the CUR-

SOR RTNG DOWN once

to highlight the AutoLock control.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT again to highlight the

ACCESS CODE input area.

Enter your four-digit ACCESS CODE.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeatedly until

BLOCK OPTIONS is highlight- ed,

Using the On-screen Submenus: Features

FEATUEES

• TIHEE

[:_mmml

• PIP

• ULOSEDLAP

• FOEMAT

FEATUEES FEARIRE$

F_TU_S

A_MCk

• SETUPCODE 3

• H_IE_EG 4

• T_TIE_ U

• BE_UK OP_OH$ U

AuI+L,o¢[_

BL(Ii_KONIIIHS

• BLOOtlHG

• BL0_U[UH_D

FEATUEES

AuloLock

• BL_UKCHAEHEL

• SETUPCODE

• HCqlEEATIHG

• ff _IIEG

iul_l_d(

BL_UKOPTIOHS

• BL_UKIH_

• BL_UKUHEA_D

ACCESSUO_E

• TIMER

• PIP

• lit0SED_P

• F_RHil

BL_UKIHG BL_UKUHMTED

HO_TIHG

Ilitll _' Iii ,_,litll_£1 ii ....

Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT to enter the BLOCK OPTIONS sublnenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN twice to highlight NO

RATING. Press the CURSOR RING

RIGHT or LEFT to turn NO RATING ON or OFF.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu.

PHILIPS

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If the NO RAVING cozitrol is tarried on, Mlprogwarns having no contezit advisory

ktfbrmation will activate a scree_ like the one shown to the right. To watch the

charmel eziter your access code or tam

the NO RATING option OFF.

NocI_.dt_ro_Lock

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Ho mting

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UsingtheOn-screenSubnnenus:Features

z/_toLockr:_ provides a screen that s!u_!vs

the settings you have selected. Here s

!u_w to access the screen.

the remote control twice, Your

Press the STATUS/EXIT button on

AutoLock TM setthlgs will appear on

the screen.

NOTE: If you have blocked specific

subvatings, such as Vfor Violence Jnthe

TV-PG category, these blocked subrat-

Jngswill not appearJnthe review. Nonetheless, the subrathtgs are still

blocked according to your selections.

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After a few seconds, the settings willleave the screen automatically, or

you can press the STATUS/EXIT

button to exit the menu.

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The AutoLock TM review screen will appear only if you have turned ON the BLOCK-

1NG control (see page 49).

MOVIE RATING_hows all the movie rath_gs

that you have ehoscn to block x_thin the MOVIE

RATING control, NOTE: Ira lower rating is

blocked, Nghor ratings will oJso be blocked auto-

matleally. For c_a_la, if you block R-rated pro-

grams, those that are rated X will also be blocked. TV RATIN_ows oil the TV mtln_ that you

have chin to block within the TV RATING con-

trol. NOTE: Ira lower rating is blocked, higher

ratings will also ha blocked automatically. For

example, if you block TV-PG-ratod programs,

those rated TV-14 and TV-MA will oJso ha

blocked. The TV rating controls ak_ohave subrat-

in_s for Vidicnoc (V), Fantasy Wiolellae 1._, Sexual Sfmad<ms (S), Coarse Langeage _), and Sagg_tiva Language (D), If you turn offa main

rating but txlra on a subratlng of that m0Anrating

eontyol, programs having the subrating vAll be blocked; however, the main rating will not appear vfithin the AutoLOCk review submcnu because you

did not turn it ON,

BLOCK UNRATEI_-shows whether you have turned this control ON or OFE

BLOCKNO RATING_&ows wh(ther you have turned thiscontrol ON or OFE

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the voice content of television program_' on the TV screen. Designed to hell) the hear- ing impaired, this feature uses on-screen text boxes to show dialogue and conversations

while the TVprogram is in pro_ss.

on the remote control to show the

Press the MENU/SELECT button

on-screen lnenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

t_iee to highlight FEATURES.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the FEATURES submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

repeatedly until the CLOSED CAP control is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT. The submanu will shif to the ]eft and

CAPTION MODE will be highlighged. Then press the CURSOR RING RIGHT again to highlight the

CAPTION MODE's area.

• PIC_HE TIF1EM

• SOUND AutoLocH

a PiP

• INSTALL CLOSEDCAP

FOHMAT

Us?ng the On-screen Subnnenus: Fea_tures

FEA_ME$

a TIRE

• Aut_Lo& STAHTTIHE

• PIP $10P TIME

• CLOSEDCAP CHANNEL

• FORMAT ACTIVATE

FEA_ME$

• TIF1EM _NION MODE

• Autol_ck CCDISPLAY

• PIP

• FORMAT

DOWN to select a CAPTION

Press the CURSOR RING LrPor MODE.

NOTES:

• CC1 mode is the usual setting. CC2,

CC3 and CC4 may not be supported

by broadcast stations.

• The (,V r_g,gl_ option tarns the

Clnsed Captioning mode on whenever

the MUTE button on the remote

control ispnshed. Select CC MUTE ]nthe ou-screen sobmenu to tam this

feature OIL

Press the CURSOR RING LEFT to

return to the CLOSED CAP sub-

menu. Then press the CURSOR RTNG DOWN to highlight CC DIS-

PLAY.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to turn the on-screen display of

Closed Captioning on or off. Closed Capfionirlgwill be shown orlly if the

TV stafiorl bro_Acasting on the ctlarlnel has the feature available.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu,

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Refer to your area's TV progwanllistings

for the stations and

times of shows being bro_ast

with Closed

Captionirlg. Broadcasters detar-

miue the content of

captions. Any

oeearreilees of rTlis-

spellings, ]imorrect g_ammag or sWange

ehamcters are not

the result of TV

m_fimc_on.

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C.J_IOM Mode

E3_r_ple Display

FEARIMES

CLOSEDCAP •

• CANIONMODE

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TFX_ Mode

E3_am pie I_ispbt, f

Their*/pr'¢.t,_am is blot:l'.ed by t:he Text _tsr_eerl.

Us?ng the On-screen Subrnenus: Features

yodear TV's wide screen (16:9 aspect ratio)

livers a home-cinema experience net pos-

sible with a couventioual (4:3 aspect raao) set.

High-definitkm (HE))progr_ _orig_ating in

16:9format and other widescmen:format video source,_'appear ttu_relifelike, dramatk:, and the-

atrical. Border bars are diminished or eliminat- ed. ?,lost anamarphic-D VDprogr_ _willfdl

the wide screen without border bars,

Use your [_rDset-lop box or progressive-scan- capable DVD player to control the pk:ture far- mats of video sources connected to the TV_ HD inputs.

For fiexibility with video sources connected to your TV_" standard inpu_y. A NTENNA, AVI,

CI'Z AV2, or AV3 (side panel)-_ccess.your TV's

pictare-format modes. I'_ew a video source, in standard (4:3) format or enlarge it to fill the screen in various ways tz_ing F_4 ND 4:3, PANORAMA, 7IqDE SCREEN, or AUTO.

Selecting a Picture Format

Using the Remote Control

Use your TV's pJcture-forrrmt modes with video sources you connect to the ANTENNA, AVI, c_vq,AV2, or A_v_3(side panel) inputs on the T_. While watching a video souree--with rio on-s_veen menu or display preserlt--press the CURSOR RING RIGHT or LEFT as many times as necessary to select the picture format you desire. Or press the FORMAT button to pe_orm the same fimetiorl.

I_¢_ure$ appear mm_ lif_lik_ *

TV'$ wide _reer_

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• The term aspect ratio refers to the rela- tionship between the width and height of a TV screen. Historically. TV screen width has been 33 percent greater than its height, amounting to a 4:3 aspect ratio. The width of your widescrean _ how- eve_ is nearly 80 percent _eater than its height, which means its aspect ratio is

16:9. This screen corresponds well with

the tendency of the eyes to tee] more comfortub]e with fields of view and

action planes that are horizontally orient- ed. The wide screen is also proportionally

truer to the formats in which movies are filmed and presented ]n theaters.

• Although the term wide_'creen can have various meanings, it is most commonly

@ @ ,_@ used to refer to a pJe0xre tbrmat or screen

.......... _ _ that has a _eater aspect ratio than the

((-I-)) _, ((-I-)1 sources connected to theANTENNA, AV1,CVI, AV2,and AV3

'4_( (_)_ (_ (Side Panel) inptrcs or, the T_. Control the picture "For'm_ of

-- _ _deo sources connected to the HD inputs through the set-top

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box (for HD programming) or progl_ssive-scan-cagable DVD player (tbr DVD programs)

Shows l_e ¢or_antional picture

in its original format. Bor_Jer bars E_PAN D 4:3

are di_pl_,_l on _e side& Soo _e Zoom8 the picture _rnir_g on this gage (below, left), vertically and horizontally.

conve ,tio ,al4:,0 0

4:3

Picture-format Modes

4:3 shows the corwentiorlal (:4:3aspect ratio) picture in its ori_rlal format. Border bars are

displayed on the sides. E_ff'AND 4:3 expands, or zooms, the picture

both vertically arid horizontally, elkrfirlatirlg or reducJrlg the size of border bars. Picture Jrlfor-

rnatiorl is lost amurld the edges. PANORAMA stretohes the outer portions of

the picture horizorltally and causes some verti- cM exparl_on.

WIDE SCREEN expands the picture hofftzon- tally. No vertical exp_Jorl occurs.

AUTO senses the presence of border bars and zooms the picture to reduce or elkrfirlate the

bars. The amount of zoom varies based on the ori_ picture, but this option can provide

more expansion than EXPAND 4:3. AUTO works best with video progfanis that

were origirla]]y "]etterboxed?' Formatted to pre- serve the ori_rlal theatrical aspect ratio, these

programs are preserlted with border bars at top arid bottom.

To preverlt uneven

picture tube agJrlg, do not leave border

bars or other sta- tionary ]magus on

screen for ex_rlded

periods of thrie. See page 60.

PANORAPIA

Stretx:he$ the ouoer parts of the

p,iC_ure horizontally and causes

_ome _rti_l expansion.

Sensa_ the presence of picture bordet_ and zooms tho

pio2_Jt_ to roduce or eliminate the borders.

AUTO

WIDE S_REEN

E_gand_ the piccur_

horizontally. No vet_¢al

_par_$iotl occurs.

Selecting a Picture Format

Using theTV Buttons

Should y_mr _vnote control become/ost or oth_v'- wLqewta_ailableJbr use,,lbllow the steps'below to use the buttons on thefront of the 77_"to access' the on_creen menu and select apicture-format

control.

• PICTURE RF1EE

• $OUND A_t_ Lo:I¢

PIP

• IH_rALL CLOSEBlAP

FOR_tkT

Using the On-screen Subrvenus: Features

FEA_IRES

Press the Volume + and - buttonssimultaneously. The on-screelt menu appears.

Press the Channel Down burtonrepeatedly until FEATURES is high-

lighted. Then press the Volurae + but- ton to enter the FEATURES submenu.

repeatedly until FORMAT is high-

Press the Channel Down burton

lighted. Then press the Volume + or - butt_it until you select the picture tbrrnat

you want.

Press the Volume + and - buttons

simultaneously and repeatedly until

you back out of the menu screens.

To prevent utieven picture tube aging, donot leave noumoving images or black borders on the screen tbr an extended period. See page 60.

FEATURES

• _IBER

• PIP

• &OSED_P

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The TV's Picture-format options are avail- able only with video sources coimected to

the ANTENNA, AVI, CVI, AV2, AV3 (side panel) inputs oil the T_. The picture formats

of video sources coimected to the HD fflputs are controlled through the HD set-top box or progressive-scan-capable DVD player

provklillg the video source.

Using the On-screen Submenus: Features

z/_. tive Control TM Measures and co_cts

all incoming signals to provide the best

picture-qualiO; settings.

l_Tten you ctu;ose to turn Active Control TM on, picture sharpness and noise reduction are controlled automatically. Active

Control TM adapts picture settings continu- ous()' and automatically.

NOTE: Active Control TM is not available for signals connected to HD 1NPUT-AV 4

HD 1NPUT-AVS.

Turning Active Control TM on or

off Using the Remote Control

While w',:_chingTV,press the ACTIVE CONTROL btz_onon theremote control to

wm the feature on or off: When you turn

Active ControlTM on, the on-screen disp_y shows the up-to-the-moment picture S[mrpness

anti Noise Reduction se_s,

ACTIVECONTROLOFF

TumingActive Control TM on or

off Using theTV Buttons

Shouldyour remotecontrol becomelostor oth- erwisew_available tbr use, Jbllow the steps

below to vz'ethe button*'on theJhmt or'the _z to access the on-screen menu and turn Active

ControlTM on or qff:

Press the Volume + and - buttons

simultaneously. The olt-sareen meltu

appears.

Press the Chmmel Down butl_n

repealedly until _ATURES is higMighted. Then press the Volume +

button to enter the FEATURES sub-

lnellu.

Press the Channel Down butl_nrepealedly until ACTD/E CTRL is highlighted. Then press the Volume +

or - buttoxt to turn At,xive Control TM on OToff.

Press the Volume + and - buttonssimultaneously and repeatedly until you back out of the menu screens.

• PICT!INE TIHER

• SOUND Aut0L0ck

PIP

• INSTALL CLOSEDCAP

FORHAT

• Aulolz& STMffTIHE

• PIP STOPTIHE

• CLOSEDCAP CHANNEL

• FO_AT ACTIVATE

FEA_RES

I Aut0L0ck

• PIP

• CLOSEDCAP

• FONHAT

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AppendixA

yOHD Set "sltD inputs*(lID IhrPUT-AV 4 and

IIVTUT-AVS) are designed to accept high-definition signal standar& 480p and 1080i a_specified by the Electronic Industries Assaciation. Output standards' may varyby man- ufacturer.Refer to the directions-for-use manual

Jbr the digital equipment betbre connecting.

Your 77I:_HD input.lacks are compatible with

some digital equipment having RGB output' _,'ith

"%yneon green" or RGB with '_s'eparateH and V

,_nc. "As with HD component video signal_, out-

put standards'may vary by manufacturer. Retbr to

the directior_:]br-u_emanual Jbr the receiver b_tbreconnecting.

No industry standards have been estab- fished fbr T-E3television RGB signal sys-

tems, timing, s3nichrorfization, arid signal strengths. The HD VNPUT-AV 4 RGB

inputs orlyour ?hJfips TV will not be compatible with 'all digital equipmant that

offers RGB outputs. If the digit_] eq_p- ment you want to connect offers both

component video and RGB, componant video is the suggested type of connection to use.

Your TV's on-screen TNSTALL submanu provides the option of switching the AV4

sJgnlal source between YPbPr aridRGB color-space settings. The option is avoi]- able only when you have selected the AV4 sJgrlal source (using the AV button

on the remote or the Source Se]ect button on the TV). The default setting for AV4 Js

YPb?r. See page 59.

HD INPUT-AV 4

When the Inputs Ate Used with ComponentVideo Signals Y INPUT: 1,0Vp-p (includes sy_c), 75 ohms

Pr INPUT: 700m Vp-p,75 ohms Pb INPUT: ;rOOmVp-p,75 ohms

NOTES:

The Pb INPUT jack ca_ also receive signalsfrom outputs labeled Cb or B-Y. The Pr INPUT jack can also receive signalsfrom outputs labeled Cr or R-Y,

When the Inputs Ate Used with RGBVideo Signals G/Y:1.0Vp-p, 75 ohms(compatible with syncon gree_)

RJPr:700 mVp-p,75 ohms B/Pb:700 mVp-p,75 ohms H: 3 Vp-p-- 1.0V, 1 kohm (whe_ using separate H andV sy_c) V:3Vp-p -+1,0V, 1 kohm (when usingseparazeH a_dV sync).

HD INPUT-AV 5 This input accepts a digi_l video interface (DVI) plug, which uses digital da_ i_

=he forma_ d_ standard called transition minimized differen_ir,I signaling ('FMDS).

AppendixB

Preduct Type Rear-projectionHD'rV Monitor

Television System

NTSC standard

Channel Coverage

VH F:2-13

UHF: 14-69

Cable TV: Midband

Superband

Hyperband Ul=raband

Ambient Operating Temperature

+41 =e113°F (÷5 =e +45°C) Mains Voltage

AC 110 ±10%

Power Consumption

180W (average)

Standby Power

<IW

Audio

Freguencyresponse:20Hz-1SkHz, ÷1/-3dB (ampl.)

Stereo outpu_ with 2 x 10W RMS Two,4 x 6" speal_rs

Vldeo/Audlo Terminals

INPUT-AM1

VIDEO (composite): 1Vp-p,75 ohms AUDIO: 500 mVrms, 30 kohm

COMPONENT VIDEO INPUTS (YPbPr)

Y INPUT: 1.0Vp-p (includes sync), 75 ohms

Pb INPUT: 700mVp-p, 75 ohms Pr INPUT: 700mVp-p, 75 ohms

('J'he Pb INPUT lack can also receive signals from outputs

labeled Cb or B-Y. The Pr INPUT lack can also receive sig- nals from outputs labeled Cr or R-Y.)

S-VIDEO INPUT (INPUT-AM 1, INPUT-AM2, side panel)

Y-INPUT: 1Vp-p (includes sync), 75 ohms

C-INPUT: 300 roMp-p, 75 ohms

IN PUT-AM 2

VIDEO (composite): I Vp-p, 75 ohms AUDIO: 500 mVrms, 30 l_hm

HD INPUT-AV 4

ComponentVideoYPrPb/RGB (See pzge 57)

AUDIO: 500 mVrms, 30 kohm

HD INPUT-AM 5

Digital Video Interface (DVI) (See page 57)

AUDIO: 500 mVrms, 30 kohm

VIDEO/AUDIO OUTPUT

VIDEO: I Vpp, 75 ohms AUDIO: Fixed:500 mVrms into >10 kohm

Variable: 0-2 Vrms into > 10 k_hm

Side Panel (AM3)

VIDEO (composite): 1 Vp-p, 75 ohms AUDIO: 500 mVrms, 30 kohm

HEADPHONE: 1.5 Vrms, 16 ohm

Picture Visible Area

51 PW9363: 51" 55PW9363: 55" 60PW9363: 60"

Product Dimensions (VV" x H" x O')

51PW9363:49 x 55.1 x 24.3 55PW9363:52.6 x 57 x 25.5

60PW9363:56.7 x 59.4 x 27

Product Weight (Ibs)

51PW9363:184 55PW9363:190

60PW9363:210

Supplied Accessories

Remote control with two size "AA" bakeries.

Design end speci_cetions ate subject to change w_thout notice,

CSor space refers to how colors are

[_ned and appear on your TE. Your

TV_' default color-space setting for HD [NPUT-AV4 is YPbt_. RGB is also an

option. [!'the picture i' color looks grossl)' incorrect, tO' changing the color-space set- ting on either the digital equipment or the 77,: For more information on setting the color space on the digqtal equipment, see its directionszfor-use manual To set the TV's color space,,lbllow the steps below.

Press the AV button on the remote

control as many tillleS as necessary

to select AV4.

Appendix C

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Press the MENU/SELECT button.

The o_l-screen Fflellllappears.

Press the CURSOR RING DO'd,q'q

undl INSTALL is biglfligbted. Then

press the CURSOR RING LEFT or

RTGHT to enter the TNST,M.L sub-

ffleilu,

Press the CURSOR RING DO'd,q'q

repeatedly until AV4 is highlighted.

The current anlor space is shown

(either "_TbPr orRGB).

If you want to change the setting, press

the CLrRSOR RTNGLEFT or RIGHT.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to

exit the menu.

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General Information: Care and Cleaning

WARNING Concerning Stationary Images on theTV Screen:

Do not leave picture border bars or stationary images on screen for extended periods of time.

This can cause uneven picture tube aging.

Normal use of the TV should involve the showing of pictures that contain cons 'tautly moving arid chungmg huages that fill the

screen. Be careful not to leave non-moving images on screen for extended periods of time, or to display the same images on screen

too frequanfly, because subtle ghost images can be left on the picture tubes. Avoid showing pictures with border bars or the same

stationary images more than 15percent of your total viewing in any one week. Sources of stationary images may be broadcast

channels, cable channels, satellite chapels, digital television boxes, DVD discs, laser discs, video games, CD-i discs, videotapes, and others. Here are some examples of stationary images (this is not an all-inclusive list; you may encounter others in your viewing):

• B_rderh_rs--s_idbarsshowrIwhenviewingastandard(4:3)p_ctureandsomewidesareanm_v_esonyourwidescreen(16:9)

• DVD menus---listings of DVD disc content

• Video-game images and scoreboards

• Television station logos---presant a problem if they are bright and stationary; moving or low-con_ast _aphics are less likely to

cause uneven aging of the picture tube

• Stock-market tickers---presented at the bottem of the TV screen

• Shopping channel logos and pricing displays---bright and shown constantly or repeatedly in the same location on the TV

screen.

All picture tubes age with use, wifil their light output dinfini_ng over time. But by maintaining normal us_mJxing television

picture types_-you will create conditions for the tubes to age at an even rate. The result will be a TV picture that is evenly bright over the entire screen.

PLACEMENT OF THE TV

• To avokl cabinet warping, cabJrlet color changes, arid increased chance of set _;ailure, do riot place the TV where temperatures can become excessively hot; for exaniple, in direct sunlight or near a heating appliance.

• Be sure to allow a free flow of airto and from the perforated back cover of the set.

CLEANING

• To avoid possible shock hazard, be sure the TV is unplugged from the electrical outlet before cleaning.

• Regularly dust the TV with a dry, nonscratching duster to keep the TV clean.

• Wtlen cleaning the _ take care not to scratch or damage the sareen surface. Avoid wearing jewelry or using anything abrasive.

Do not use household cleaners. Wipe the front screen with a clean cloth dampened with water. Use even, easy, vertical strokes when cleaning.

Specially designed screen-cleaning kits are also available. These kits contem anti-static cleaners and cloths desigrled to get into the ridges of the TV screen. Purchase the kits at stores that sell e]e_nics. Or call our Custemer Care Center at 1-800-531-0039.

• Gently wipe the cabinet surfaces with a clean cloth or sponge dampened in a solution of cool, clear water and a mild soap or dete_ent. Use a clean, dry cloth to dry the wiped surfaces.

• Occasionally vacuuni the ventilation holes or slots in the back covar of the set.

• Never use thinners, insecticide sprays, or other chemicals on or near the cabinet, as they might cause permanant marring of file

cabinet finish.

General Informatlon:Troubleshootlng

CheckThis List of Symptoms and Possible Solutions Before Requesting Service

You may be able to solve the problem yourself. Charges for TV installation and adjustment of customer controls are not cov- ered under your warranty.

Tfyou need to call a customer service representative, please know the model number aridserial number of your product before you call. This intbrmation is displayed on the back of"the product. Also, please take a moment to identil_ the problem you are having,

and be prepared to explain this to the representative. If you believe the representative will need to help you with operations, please stay near the product. Our representative will be happy to assist you. To reach our Customer Care Center; call 1-800-531-0039,

Difficulties and Possible Solutions (*Q refers t;o the Quick Use and Setup Guide t;hat came with yourTV,)

The'IV remote control does not; work

• Check that the batteries are instolled correctly. See page Q-2*.

• If'the batteries are dead, replace fllem with two "AA" size heavy du_ (zinc chloride) or alkaline batteries. See page *Q-2.

• Be no thrther than 30 feet from the TV when using the remote control and point the remote toward the remote-sensor window on

the TV. See page *Q-2,[br the location of the remote sensor windo_:

• Clean the remote control arid the remote sensor window on the TV. See page *Q-2,[br the location of the remote sensor window.

• Check the TV power cord. Unplug the _ wok 10 seconds, then reinsert the plug into the outlc_ and push the remote power or

TV power/standby button again. To locate the TVpowe_istandby button, see page *Q-2.

• ffyou have your "IX.'plugged into an AC power strip, ensure that the fuse on the power strip is riot blown.

• Check to see if the TV is on a wall switch.

The'IV has no power

• Check the TV's power cord. Unplug the _ wok 10 seconds, then reinsert the plug into the outlc_and push the remote-control

power or TV power/standby button again. The location of the TVpowe_istandl_, button is illustrated on page *Q-2.

• Check that the outlc_ is not on a wall switch.

• ffyou are using an AC power strip, be sure the fuse on the power strip is not blown.

You cannot get; a pict;ure

• Be sure that you have moAe signal connections correctly and securely. Seepages *Q-l, *Q-Z 7-10, and 12-16.

• Check the Tuner Mode control for the correct tuner setting. Seepage *Q-4.

• Try running the Auto Prograni feature. See page *Q-5.

• Ensure fllat youhave selected the correct picture signal source using theAV (yemote) or Source Select (TV) buttons. Seepage24.

• If'you are attempting to view a picture from aprogressive-scan-capable DVD player connected to the HD inputs, ensure that you

have switched the DVD player to progyessive-scan mode. See page 13, as well as the D VDplayer's directionsz/br-use manual.

• If'you are using an HD receiver, ensure that its output is set correctly (T-SDor SD) based on the cormection to the TV you have

m_Je. See page 15. Also, refer to the directions-for-use manual that came with the HD receiver.

Picture is fuzzy or out of focus Check the set's convergence anti avdjustif necessar.-. Seepage *Q-8.

You cannot see a pict;ure when you play aVCR tape

Press the AV button on the remote control or the Source Select button on the TV until you have selected the source to which you connected the VCR. Seepage 24 (A V button) or page *Q-2 (Source Select button).

You cannot tune to a particular channel

• Use the number buttons orl the remo_e instead of the CT-T+ or - buttons. See page *Q-3 (remote-control button_9.

• If necessary, select the Tuner Mode and run Auto ?to,am to store channels in the set's memory. See pages *Q-4 and *Q-5.

You see scrolling images

Check to ensure fllat you have made corlrlectiorls correctly. Seepages *Q-L *Q-2, 7-10, and 12-16.

The list of difficulties end possible solutions continues on the next page,

Genera/ I nfermation: T_u blesheet;ng

Difficulties and Possible Solutions (*Q refers to the Quick Use and Setup Guide that came with yourTV.)

The picture has no color or colors are not correct

- Check to ensure that you have made connections correctly. Seepages *Q-L *Q-Z 7-10, and 12-16.

• Tfyou have eonnecxed digital equipmen_ to the HD inputs, eheel_'ehange the color-space setting on the equipment or T'v;See page 59.

- Yfthe picture has red or blue fringes, you may need to a_ust the conve_ence. Seepage *Q-8.

You are not able to get sound

- Check the Vohmle buttons on the remote control or orlthe TV. See pages *Q-2 (IT" buttons) and *Q-3 (,wmote control button,_).

- Check the Mu_ button on the remo_e. See page *Q-3 f!_r the location of the _4ute button.

- Check the Audio Out and Speaker controls. See page ll.

- Tfyou have connected awxiliary sound equipment, dleck to ensure that you have made the audio cormecdons correctly. See

pages 7-16. (if you have connected an external audio hizfi ._)wtem,see page 10 to ensure that you have made the connections and

set the AUDIO OUT control corre_:tlyO

TV displayswrong channel or no channels above t3

- T_ sele¢_ng the charred again.

- Add the desired ¢hanrlel rlunibers into the TV using the Chanrlel Edit control. See page *Q-5.

- Check to ensure that the Timer Mode is properly set and rtmAuto ?to.am. See pages *Q-4 and *Q-5.

General InferTnat;en: Glossary of Teleyis;en Terms

Active ControF _ • Proactive video-control system for NTSC sources. Active Control TM coritiunnas]y measures and corrects the incumirig sJgnids to provide the best pJctore possible.

Alternate Channd - The feature that allows you to toggle between tile last two channels viewed by pressing tile A/CH button

on the remote control. Audio/viden Inputs • Jacks (standard RCA), located on the rear of

the _ used for the input of audio arid video signals. These jacks are designed for use with VCRs (or other accessories) to receive highar picture resolution arid offer sourid-counec_ori options.

Auto Progrmn • The feature that, when activated scans for all avld]able channels from regular arltenrln or cane sJgrla]sand stores

orfly 'active broadcast stations Jn the TWs memory. Channd Edit • The feature that id]ows you to add or delete chan-

nels from the list of channels stored in the TV's memory. Channel Edit makes it easy to lhnit or expand the number of charmels that are available to you when you press the CH 4-/- buttons on your

rerriote corltrol.

Closed Captioning - The broadcast standard feature thatallows you to read tile voJca content of television prog_anis orltile TV scneen. Designed to help the hearing impaired Closed Captioning uses on-screen text boxes to show dialogue and corwersatiorls

while a TV program is irt progTess. Coaxial Cable - A single solid wire unrrnidly triatchedwith a

metal end plug (F-t3q_e)that screws (or pushes) directly onto a 75- ohm input found on the television or VCR.

Comb Filter- TV filter that removes distortion, resulting in a sharper and purer color display. The comb tilter a_kkesses the anunying c_ss-color distortion that may occur in TV broadcasts when, for example, the presenter wears a striped or chocked jacket.

Component Video Inputs - Inputs that idlow the separate recep- tiorl of blue, _ arid luminanca sig_ls. These inputs provide the highest possible color and picture resolution in the playback of dig-

itul sigrlal-souree triateriid,such as the kind available from DVD players. Componerlt video Jrlputs allow for improved b_mtwidth

irlfomiatiorl not possible through composite video or S-Video con-

rlecVfiorls.

Composite Video Input - An input in which _ the components required for displaying the on-acreerl image are combJrled irl one signal.

Convergence - The technique used in color TV fbr bringing the red gneerl, arid blue color beams together so that they hit the same

part of the picture tobe scneen at Ne same time. This avoids color fi'inges around images in the picture.

High-deFinition Television (FIDTV) •High-resolution digital tele- vision. Tthas lifelike pictures, arid with it films retain their original width, enhancirlg the home theater experience.

Incredible Surround TM - Fidse acoustic management of the audio sigrlal that prod_s a draniafic expansion of the wall of sound that surrourlds the lisXerlararidheighterls overidl viewing pleasure.

Interlaced - Apicture-scannirlg techrfique that improves the appear- anee of on-screen triotion.It idso helps smooth jagged lines that are sometimes seen orlcurved and angled surfacas irl the picture.

Menu • An on-seneca list of featore con_ls available for you to adjust or set.

NTSC - National Television Sturldards Committee format devised irl the 1940s for TV broadcast arlidog video signals

(525 lines: 30 Hz). On-screen Displays (OSD) - The wording or messages gerlarated

by the televisJorl (or VCR) to help you with specific feature con- tmls (color adjustmerlt or progwannning, for example).

Pictore-in-Picture • The showing of two pictures orl tile TV sclx_n at tile same time (one rnam acreen picture and one smtdl picture, or Pr?).

Prog_'essive Scan • A picture-scaunirlg techrfique that doubles the number of picture lines, eliminating the flicker arid providing a

jitter-free picture.

PTV - _jection Television. (Rear- arid/or front-projection design systems are avidlable.)

Remoto-conlrol Sensor Window • The window or operfing found orlthe televisJorl control panel through which infrared remote-con- trol command sigrlids are r_eived.

RGB • Red green, arid blue signal. These are the pimiary colors of light that are used to produce a picture irltelevisiorl. By mixing levels or R, G, aridB, _ colors (chromirlanca arid luminance) are reproduced.

RF • Radio Frequency or triodulatedsigrlal desigp-used as the car- tier ?br television broadcasts.

Second Audio Prog_'mn(SAP) - An additional audio chanriel pro- vided for in the Multichanriel Television Sound (MRS) broadcast

standard. A monaurid souridttack included within the recorded or video signal (usually containing a second language tr_ation for

tile displayed progranmiing). Status/Exit Button • Remote-control button that, when pressed,

shows the current chanrlel nuniber, name (if set), time (if set), Sleep Timer setting, arid sound setting (stereo, moun, SAP. or trmte).Pressing the button twice shows the current AutoLuck TM seRirlgs. PressJrlg the button once when arl on-screen display is showirlg removes the orl-acreen display. You can use Status/Exit rather than having to wait for the displays to "time out," or auto- maticidly disappear from the sc_eerl.

S-Viden Input *Signal input that idlows direct cormeetion Of hJgh- reso]utiorl video sour_s, such as a satellite receiver, DVD player,

S (Super)-VItS videocassette recorder, or video games. Provides improved picture resolutiorl, sharpness, arid clarity.

480p - Digital picture format with 704 x 480 pLxels,sent at 60 complete frames per securld. _s is the na_ut format of progres- sive-scarl DVD players.

10801 • Digital high-defiriitiori picture fotTnatwith 1920 x 1080 pixels, sent at 60 interlaced frames per second (30 complete fr_les

per secuarl). Tint - TV fi_rlctionthat idlows you to change the general color bid-

ance between cool arid warm. Adjust tint according to your person-

al preference. Twin-lead Wire - The more cotrmionly used name for the two-

strand 300-ohm _una wire used with many indoor and outdoor antenna s2¢stems.Tnmany cases, this type of antenna wire requires an additional adapter(or bidur0 iri order to connect to the 75-ohm input terminals desig_d into the more recent TVs and VCRs.

General Informat;on: Index

Active Control TM, 56, 63 Alternate Channel (A/CH), 28, 63 APACTM, 5

Audio Out Control, 10 Audio_qdeo Inputs (Definition), 63

AutoChron TM Control, *Q-5, *Q-6 AutoLock TM Control

Access code, 45 Blocking channels, 46

Movie ratings, 47 No rating broadcasts, 51

On/off control, 49 Settings reviev4 52

Setup Code, 45

TV ratings, 48 Understanding AutoLock TM, 44 Unrated broadcasts, 50

Auto?Jcture TM, 26 Auto ?to.am, *Q-5, 63

AutoSound TM, 25

AutoSurtTM, 27

AV Button, 24 AVL Control, 34

Balance Control, 33 Bass Boost Control, 38

Bass Control, 33 Brightuess Control, 30

Buttons (TV), *Q-2 Buttons (Remote), *Q-3

CaNes, 6 Channel Edit Control, *Q-5, 63

Cleaning (TWScreen), 60 Clock (See Timer Control)

Closed Captioning Control, 53, 63 Coaxial Cable (Deffmition), 63

Color Control, 30 Color-sp_ce Control, 59

Color Temp Control, 30 Component Video Tnputs (Definition), 63

Composite Video Tnput (Definition), 63 Connections

Antenna, *Q-2

Cable box, *Q-1

Camcorder, 16

CompatibJ]i_, 7, 8, 57 DVD playe_ 12-13

HD receive_ 15 T-Teadphone,17

T-Ti-fisystem, 11

Satellite receiver (stmlttard), 7, 12, 14

S-Video device, 14 VCR, 9

VCR and cable box, 10

Connectors, 6 R

Convergence Controls

Red/blue, *Q-8 Restore factory, *Q-8

Multipoint red!blue, *Q-8 Save multipofflt settings, *Q-8

Undo multipoint, *Q-8

?to.am List, *Q-3, 28

Registration/Welcome, 2 Remote Control

Dolb3¢*Virtual Control, 35 Dynamic Contrast Control, 32

Eye Fidelity Control, 31 S

F_ctury Service Locations, 65q56

Glossary, 63

He_tphone Control, 17 High-definkion Television (Definkion), 63

Tncredible Surround TM Control, 35, 63 Tnputs (See Panel Jacks) T

Language Control

(See Menu Language Control)

RF (Definition), 63 RGB Color Space Setting (See Color

Space Control)

Safety/Precantions, *Q-2 2, 3 SAP. 37, 63

Sharpness Control, 30 Sleep Timer Control, 29

Source Select Button, *Q-2, 24 Specifications, 58

Stationary TmagesAVaming, 60 Status!Exit Button, *Q-3, 63 Stereo/Mono Control, 36

Surf Button (See AutoSurt TM) Surround-sound Modes, 35

S-Video, *Q-l, 7, 14

Timer Control,

Menu, *Q-3, 63 Menu Langn.mgeControl, *Q-4

Movie Ratings, 44, 47 MPAA, 44, 63

Mute Button, *Q-3, 17, 53

Name Control, *Q-6 NTSC (Definition), 63

On-screen Displays (DefiilitJon), 63 W

Panel Jacks (Overviews), 6-8

Picture Button (see AmoPJeture r_r) Y

PJcCtJ.reControl, 30 Picture-format Control, 54-55

PIP (?Jeture-in-Picture)

Definition, 63 Remote-control buttons, *Q-3, *Q-7

Tint Control, 30, 63 Treble Control, 33

Troubleshooting, 61-62 Tuner Mode, *Q-4

TV Ratings, 48 Twin-lead Wire (Definition), 63

Volwne Control, *Q-2, *Q-3

Warranty, 72

YPbPr Color Space Setting (See Color

Space Control)

Tint control, *Q-7 Tuning channels, *Q-7

Battery installation/caution, *Q-2 Button descriptions, *Q-3

ProgratTmting, 18-23

Sensor Window *Q-2, 63

Usage, *Q-2, *Q-3

Activate, 43

Channel, 42

Clock, 39

Start time, 41 Stop time, 41

Time display, 40

*Q refers to the Quick Use and Setup Guide that came with your TV.

Ph?lips Factory Ser_tlce Locations

• Phlladelphla/S New Jersey

ik Indicatlm In-Home Service Only _/_ Milwaukee: call Chicago - '\

Cincinnatiand Columbus:callCleveland Nashvilleand Chattanooga:call KnoxwIle

Washington/Baltimore:callPhiladelphia

Charlotte:callAtlanta AllFloddalocations;call Tampa

• Indlcetee In.Home_,arry.ln Service

Toll-freenumbersprovidsdon the nextpage

Atlanta/N Georgia

Tampa/W Florida

_,_t. Myars/SW Florida

Mlaml/SE Florida

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efficientandexpedientrepairforyourproduct.Ifyour productis In-Warranty,youshouldhaveproof-of-purchaseto ensureNoChargeService.For Out-of-Warrantyservice,callthelocationnearestyou.

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Marietta,GA38087 800-273-1501

TAMPA

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800-442-2027 SANFRAHCISCO

Philips FactoryService 681 EastBroka_,_Rd.

SanJose,CA95112 800-300-9013

HOUSTON

Philips FactoryService 1118 N Post OakRd, Suite108

Houston,TX 77855 800-952-3254

CLEVELAND

Philips FactoryService 950 KeynoteCircle

Brooklyn Heights,OH44131 880-331-7037

DETROIT

Philips FactoryService 25173 Oequindre Madison Heights,MI 48071

880-438-1398

DALLAS

Philips FactoryService 415 N. MainSt_,#187

Euless,TX78848 880-952-3254

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Philips FactoryService 28930 Boni_, Ste. V

Carson,CA 98748 880-380-9013

CHICAGO

Philips FactoryService 1279 W. Hamilton Pb,'_

Itesce,IL 60143

800-531-2922

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Philips FactoryService OnePhilips Drive

Knoxville,TN37914 808-821-1787

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PROJECTION TELEVISION

One Year Free I._bor

One Year Free Service on Paris

Two Years Free Service on Cathode Ray Tube Paris / 30 days Free Service on ProiectJon "1"VScreen

ThTs product can be repaired in-home.

WHO IS COVERED?

You must haveproofofpurchaseCo receivewarrantyservice.A sales

receiptorotherdocumentshowingthatyou purchasedtheproduceis

consideredproofof purchase.

WHAT IS COVERED? Warranty coverageb_insthedayyou buyyourproduct=Forone year

thereaizer(30 daysfortheproiection-V screen), all partswill be

repaired or replaced,andlabor andtransporC_Uonare free. From one co

two yearsi_m the dayof purchase,you payfor the replacement or

repair of all partsexcept the cathode ray tube andthe "Clcar-Vu" lens,

andfor alllaborand transporC_ion charges.After two ).cars from the dayof purchase,you payforthereplacement:or repair ofall parts except

the"Clear-Vu"lens(whichisguaranteedagainstmanufacturer'sdc4ecCs forthelifeoftheproduct),andforalllaborandtransporta_oncharges.

Allparts, includingrepairedand replacedparts, are coveredonlyfor theorig(naiwarrantyperiod.When thewarrantyon theproduct

expires, the warranty on all replaced and repaired partsalsoexpires.

WHAT IS EXCLUDED?

Your warranty does not cove_,

labor charges for installation or setup of the produce, adiustment of customer controls on the produce, and installation or repair of antenna systems outside of the product. product repair and/or pare replacement because of misuse, acci-

dent. unauthorized repair or other cause not within the control of

Philips Consumer Electronics Company, reception problems caused by signal conditions or cable or antenna systems outside the unit. a product that requires modifieation or adaptation to enable it to operate in any country other than the country for which it was

designed,manufactured,approved and/orauthorized,or repairof products damaged by these mod(fieat(ons,

incidental or consequenUal damages resulting from the produce. (Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequen- tial damages, so the above exclusion may not apply to you. "-his includes, but is not limited to, prerecorded mateHai, whether copy- Hghted or not copyrighted.)

a product used for commercial or (nst(tetional purposes.

WHERE IS SERVICE AVAILABLE? Warranty service is available in all countries where the product is offi-

cially distributed by Philips Consumer ElecCronies Company, In coun- tries where Philips Consumer ElecCronkis Company does not distribute the produce, the local Philips service organization will attempt to pro-

vide service(althoughthere may be a delayifthe appropriatespare

paresand tochnkial manual(s) are not readily available).

MAKE SURE YOU KEEP.,. Pleasekeepyour sales receipt or other document showing proof of

purchase.Attach itcothis owner's manualand keep bothnearby.

Also keepthe oHg(naibox and packing material in caseyou need to

returnyour producr_

BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE.., Pleasecheckyour owner's manual before requesting service.

Adiustmentsof the controls discussedthere maysaveyou a service

call.

TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE,..

Repair must be performed by an authorized service center or a factory

servkie center, If you do not _iveneor o foc'_otyser_ce tenet, contact

your deaier. If your dealer is an authorized service center, he will arrange repair. If your deaier (s not an authorized servkie center, he

will direct you co the authorized service center engaged by him to

servkiethe products he sells,

(In U,S,A_, Puerto Rkio and U,S, Virgin Islands, all implied warranties,

including implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a partic-

ular purpose, are limited (n duration co the duration of this express

warranty, But, because some states do not allow limitations on how

long an implied warranty may last, this limitation may not apply Co

you,)

(In Canada, this warranty is given in lieu of all other warranties, No

other warranties are expressed or implied, including any implied war-

rant(es of merchantability or fitness for a part:kiular purpose, Ph(l(ps is

not liable under any circumstances for any direct, (ndirect_ special, inci-

dental or consequentialdamages, howsoever incurred,even (fnotified of the possibility of such damages.)

IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS.,. PleasecontactPhilipsat=

1-800-531-0039, if callingfrom the USA (Englishor Spanish Speaking)

1-800-66 I-6162, if callingfrom Canada (French Speaking) 1-800-531-0039, if callingfrom Canada (English or SpanishSpeaking).

REMEMBER,,. Pleaserecord belowthe modeland serial numbers found on the prod-

uct. Also, pleasefill out and mail your warranty registration card promptly. It will be easierfor usto notify you if necessary.

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CONTENTS

Important Notice/Warning ............................................................ 1

Hooking up lhe TV .................................................................. 1-2

Operating the Television and Remote Control ........................ 24

Using the Installation Features ................................................ 4-6

Using the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) Feature .................................. 7

Adjusting lhe Manual Converge Controls .................................... 8

_ As ml Energy Star®

Partner, Philips Consumer Electronics has detemfined

this product meets the Energy Star® guidelines for energy

efficiency. Energy Star® is a U.S. registered mark. Using

products with the Energy Star® label cml save energy.

Saving energy reduces air pol- lution and lowers utility bills.

IMPORTANT

This owner's manual is used with several different television models. Not all features (and drawings) discussed in this manual will neces- sarily match those found with your television set. This is normal and

does not require that you contact your dealer or request service.

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR EXCESSIVE MOISTURE.

Tihe major benefit o['this projection television is its' large view-

ng screen. 1"osee this large screen at its best, test various

locations in the room tofind the optimal spotjbr viewing.

NOTE: Be sure to allow a free flow of air to and from the per-

forated back cover of the set.

Ttis connection WILL supply Stereo sound to the TV.

Connect the cable TV signal to the ANTENNA IN 75_) jack on the back of the TV.

NOTE: Refer to the sections on TUNER MODE and AUTO

PROGRAM on pages 4 and 5 of this guide. Set TUNER

MODE to the CABLE option. Run AUTO PROGRAM to

store all available cable channels in the TV's memory.

TtmiS isjbr example purposes only. The back of your cable box

ay be labeled somewhat di/Jbrently.

This connection WILL NOTsupply stereo sound to the TE

Connect the cable TV signal to the CABLE IN jack on the back of the cable box.

To avoid cabinet warping, cabinet color changes, and increased chance of setjailure, do not place the TV where temperatures can become excessively hot.for example, in direct sunlight or near a heating appliance.

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Magnetic fields, such as those qf external speak- ers, may cause the picture to distort i['the speak- ers are placed too close to the television. Move the magnetie field soume away f?om the TV until there is' no picture distortion.

CableTV

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Connect a coaxial cable (not supplied) to the TO TV

jack on the back of the cable box and to the ANTENNA

IN 75£2 jack on the back of the TV.

the cable box to CH 3 or 4, then tune the cable box on

Be sure to set the Output Channel switch on the back of the TV to the corresponding channel. Once tuned,

change channels at the cable box, not the TV. NOTE: Refer to the sections on TUNER MODE and AUTO

PROGRAM on pages 4 and 5 of this guide. Set TUNER

MODE to the CABLE option. Run AUTO PROGRAM to store all available cable channels in the TV's memory.

_tniS is fbr example purposes only. The back qf your cable box

ay be labeled somewhat d([]brently.

This connection MIGHTsupply stereo sound to the TE CTteck with your cable TV company.

Connect the incoming cable TV signal to a signal splitter.

Connect a coaxial cable to a connector on the signal split-

ter and to the ANTENNA IN 75_) jack on the back of the TV.

ter and to the CABLE IN jack on the back of the cable

Connect a coaxial cable to a connector on the signal split-

box.

Connect A/V cables to the VIDEO and AUDIO L and R outputs on the back of the cable box and to the AV2

VIDEO and corresponding AUDIO L and R jacks on the back of the TV.

To view programs from your cable box, plug in the TV, turn it on, and then press the AV button on the remote control as many times as necessary to select the AV2 input source.

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NOTE: Refer to the sections on TUNER MODE and AUTO PROGRAM on pages 4 and 5 of this guide. Set TUNER

MODE to the ANTENNA option. Run AUTO PROGRAM to store all available cable channels in the TV's memory.

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USING THE TV BUTTONS

S_ould your remote control be lost or broken, you can still

hange some of the basic picture and sound settings with the buttons on the TV. Follow the steps below to jamiliarize yourself with the[unctions of the TV buttons.

Press POWER/STANDBY to turn the TV on (or off).Allow about 10 seconds for the TV to power on.

increase the sound level.

Press the VOL(ume) + or- buttons to decrease or

Press the VOLUME + and buttons simultaneously to dis-

play the on-screen menu. After the menu appears, use these buttons to enter submenus and make selections or adjust- ments. (Use the CHANNEL buttons to move up and down in the menu or submenus.) Press both VOLUME buttons

simultaneously to back out of the on-screen menus.

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You can press any of the buttons on the front of the TV to turn the TV on, but you must press the Power/Standby

button to turn the set off.

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Press SOURCE SELECT to choose from among the sig-nal inputs you have connected to the TV.

Press the CHANNEL buttons to select TV channels.

INSTALLING BATTERIES

T_ load the supplied batteries into the remote, jbllow these

eps.

Gently press and hold the indentation on the back of the remote and slide the battery cover off the remote.

Place the two "AA" size batteries in the remote's bat-

tery case. Ensure that the (+) and (-) ends of the batteries line up correctly with the (+) and ( ) inside the case:

Slide the battery cover back into place.

POINTING THE REMOTE

Press the TV mode button on the remote to ensure that the remote sends its commands to the TV. When operating the

remote control, point the remote toward the remote sensor win- dow on the TV.

_,_ VOLUME CHANNEL

RemoteSensor PowerStandby

Window Button

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To prevent battery leakage that

may result in injury to you or dam- age to the remote control:

Install ALL batteries correctly, + and -,

as marked on the unit.

Do not mix batteries (OLD and NEW

or CARBON and ALKALINE, etc.)

Remove batteries when the remote

control is not used for a long time.

Do not take apart, heat, or put bat-

teries in fire.

Be sure to point the remote toward the sensor window on the TV or accessory

device you wish to operate.

Press the correct mode button for the

device: TV, VCR, ACC (for accessories other than VCRs).

Be within about 30 feet (10 meters) of

the TV or accessory device you wish to operate.

Avoid dropping the remote on hard sur- faces.

Do not use harsh chemicals to clean the

remote. Use only a soft, lightly mois- tened cloth.

VCR control buttons

Press to pause, rewind, stop, play, or fast forward a video-

tape.

TV oVCR •ACC

(Mode buttons) Press to send remote signals to either the TV, VCR, or other accessory devices such as cable TV con-

veners, satellite receivers, DVDs, or laser disc players. (You may need to progrmn the remote to work accessory devices.

See pages 18-23 in tile Directionsjbr Use manual thal came

with your TV.)

PIP buttons: SWAP, PIP CH DN/UP, FREEZE

Press to operate the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) features. See

page 7 in this publication for more information on using these buttons.

Sound

Press to select an AutoSound TM control. (See page 25 in the

Directionsjbr Use manual.) Choose from three factory-set controls Voice, Music, and Theatre and a Personal con-

_ol that you ,setaccording to your own preferences through tile on-screen Sound menu. The three factory-set controls will tailor tile TV sound so as to enhance the type of pro- gram you are watching.

Status/Exit

Pressing tile button once shows the current channel number,

name (if set), time (if set), Sleep Timer setting, and sound

,setting(stereo, mono, SAP, or mute). Pressing the button twice shows the current AutoLock TM settings. Pressing the button once when an on-screen display is showing removes tile on-screen display.

Press to turn tile TV on or oft:

Measures and corrects all incoming signals to provide the best picture-quality settings. (See page 56 in tile Directions

jbr Use manual.) Press to turn Active Contror TM on or off.

When Active ControlTM is on, it automatically and continu-

ously conlrols Sharpness and Noise Reduction settings.

Press to select an AutoPicture TM control. Choose from four factory-set controls Movies, Sports, Weak Signal, and Multimedia--and a PERSONAL control thai you set

according to your own preferences through the on-screen

Picture menu. (See page 26 in the Directionsjbr Use manu- al.) The four factory-set controls will enhance tile TV picture according to tile particular type of program you are watch- ing. It may also be used to enhance pictures with weak sig-

nals.

Press to display the on-screen menu. Press to return to a higher menu level.

Press to select channels in ascending or descending order or cycle through the signal inputs.

Press to turn tile TV sound oft: To restore the sound to its previous level, press the button again. (See pages 17 and 53

in tile Directionsjbr Use manual.)

Cursor Ring

Up/Down: allows you to ,select tile next or previous item in tile menu. Left/Right: allows you to access the submenus and adjust the settings. When no on-screen displays or menus are present, use the Cursor Ring Left/Right to select a picture format for a video source connected to the ANTENNA, AV1, CVI, AV2, or AV3 (side panel inputs) on

tile TV.

Volume +/-

Pressto adjust tile TV sound level.

Number Buttons

Press to select TV channels. When selecting single-digit channels, press the number of the desired channel. The TV will pause for a few seconds and then tune to the selected

channel.

TVNCR

Press while in VCR mode to view tile playback of a video- tape. Press again to return to TV mode.

A/CH

Press to alternate between the currently viewed channel and tile previously viewed channel.

Rec •

Press this button simultaneoualy with tile _- button when in VCR mode to record.

SAP

Press to select between main sound and SAP (Second Audio

Pmgrmn) when you tune to a pmgrmn offering SAR (See page 37 in the Directionsjbr Use manual.)

Press repeatedly to select the different signal ,sources con- nected to the TV: TV, AVI, CVI, AV2, AV3 (side jack panel), AV4 and AV5. (See page 24 in tile Directions.ibr Use manual.)

Clock

Press to access the on-screen Timer menu, where you can

,setthe time for tile TV's clock or set the TV's Timer fea- tures, such as channel switchover, power on set, and power

off set. (See page 6 in this publication for setting the time manually. See pages 3943 in tile Directionsjbr Use manual for information on using the TV's Timer feature.)

Position

Press to move tile PIP picture to any of the four comers of tile screen.

Back Light button

Press to light tile buttons on tile remote control.

PIP

Press to turn PIP (picture-in-picture) on or offor control tile

size of the PIP window. (See page 7 in this publication for more information on PIR)

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Press to select previously entered channels. With tile TV's

AutoSurf TM control, you can place up to 10 favorite chan- nels or sources in memory. Then by pressing the Surf but-

ton, you can quickly view the selected channels. (See page 27 in the Directionsjbr Use manual thal came with the TV

to learn how to select a series of your favorite channels using the Surf button.)

Press to select a picture-format mode for a video source con-

nected to the ANTENNA, AV 1, CVI, AV2, or AV3 (side panel) inputs. Each press of the button selects a different

mode_:3, EXPAND 4:3, PANORAMA, WIDE SCREEN, or AUTO. Control the picture format of a video source con-

nected to the HD inputs (AV4 or AV5) with the HD set-top box or progressive-scan-capable DVD player providing the

video source.

Sleep

Press to set the TV to automatically turn itself offafter a period of time. Choose 15, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, 180, or 240 minutes before the TV will automatically turn off. (See page 29 in the Directionsjbr Use manual.)

List

Press to display a list of channel numbers and their nmnes. (See the "Tuner Mode," "Auto Pmgrmn," "Channel Edit," and "Nmne" sections on pages 4-6 in this guide for setup.)

Each channel will appear as a selectable menu item. The current channel will be highlighted as default. Five channels will be listed on screen at one time. Press the Cursor Ring up or down to ,scrollthe list and and highlight a channel.

Press the Cursor Ring right to tune to the highlighted chan- nel. Channels marked "Skipped" in the Channel Edit control will not appear in tile list. Each channel that is being blocked by AutoLock TM will appear with a padlock icon to indicate that tile channel is not viewable. (See page 28 in the Directions jbr Usemanual.)

DolbyV

Press to select various factory surround sound listening modes.

Dolby* Virtual (Virtual Dolby Surround) (with Virtual

DolbySurroundsignals)

Dolby Virtualusestwospeakers to simulatethe surround effect produced by a multichannel system.

Incrediblegul_und TM

• InStereo sound mode--when incredibleSurroundTM isturned

ono--it seemsas though the loudspeakersare spread farther apart

fromeach another.

• InMonosoundmode----whenIncredibleSurrotmdTM is turned

on--enables you to hear a spatial soundeft?c).

(See page 35 in the DirectionsJor Use manual

Active Control, AutoChron, AutoPicmre, AutoSound, AutoSurl, and Incredible Surround are trademarks of Philips Consumer Electronics North America. Copyright © 2003 Philips Consumer Electronics. *Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. "Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

ADJUSTING OR SETTING MENU OPTIONS

A me_zu is simply a list of options. You can adjust or set your

TV s on-screen menu options by pressing buttons on the

remote control. The f!dlowing steps willjamiliarize you with how to use the remote control with the on-screen menu.

Press the TV mode button to ensure that the remote control is in TV mode.

Press the MENU/SELECT button to bring the menu to the screen. Then, as necessary, press the CURSOR RING

DOWN or UP to highlight a menu option. Press lhe CUR-

SOR RING RIGHT to enter the submenu for the option.

Within the submenu, press the CURSOR RING DOWN

or UP to highlight an option, Based on the subinenu you are in, you can press the CUR-

SOR RING RIGHT or LEFT to make an adjuslment, select

a setting, or enter a list or another submenu. You can return to the submenu from a list by pressing the

CURSOR RING LEFT. To go from a submenu to the previous menu, highlight the

option al the top of the screen and press the CURSOR RING UP. You can also press MENU/SELECT to return to the previous menu.

Press STATUS/EXIT to exit the menu.

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TIME

Make adjustments or selections

within a submenu.

Also from a Submenu, enter a list tO make selections.

• LANGUAGE

• TUNERMODE

• AUTOPROGRAM

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• STOPTIME

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If you don't press any remote buttons,

the menu will auto- matically disappear

after about 20 sec- onds. To bring the

menu back, press MENU/SELEC%

Sometimes not all

the menu items are

visible on the screen. If more

items exi_ in the

menu, a cursor arrow will appear. Also, a bullet will

appear foreach remaining item, up

to a maximum of three. This will help

you detemainehow many items areleft

in the menu. Keep pressing the CUR-

SOR RING DOWN until you

display all items. Should your remote

become lost or oth- erwise unavailable for use,you can use

the buttonson the front of the TVto access the on-

screen menu and

make adjustments

or settings. See page 2.

Z!te menu LANGUAGE control enables you to set the TV_ on-

creen menu and on-screen dis?lays to be shown in English,

French, or Spanish. Follow the steps in this section to set the con- trol.

Press the MENU/SELECT button. The on-screen menu

appears.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeatedly untilINSTALL is highlighted. Then press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the INSTALL submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT again to highlight the menu LANGUAGE options list.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN or UP to select your

menu language.

Instantaneously, the on-screen displays appear in the lan- guage that you choose.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menus.

' P[CTOAE LANGUAGE :!i!:i!il

• SONHO TNNEHHODE

• FEATUHES ANTOPHOGRAH CHANNELEDIT

• TUNEH HODE FHANCHIS

_w ENGLISH

• AUTOPHOGHAH ESPANOL

• CHH_EL EDff

• Au_CD_n

INSTALL

• LANGUAGE

• TUHEHHODE

• ANTO PHOGHAM

• CHAHEELEDIT

• AutoChron

French

The LANGUAGE con- trol makes only the

Tg's on-screen menu items appear in English,

French, or Spanish text. The control does not

change the language of Closed Captioning (CC)

text lhal may be included witb programs.

Make your selection and instantaneously the onscreen display appears in the

language you chose.

Spanish

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• SINTOEIZADOH

• AUTOPROG-

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L_cct the TUNER MODE control according to the type of signal you have

onnected to the TV--ANTENNA or CABLE. lj_vou select AUTO, the

TV will automatically detect the type of signal you have connected.

Press the MENU/SELECT button. The on-screen menu appears. Press lhe CURSOR RING DOWN repeatedly until

INSTALL is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the

INSTALL submenu. Then press the CURSOR RING DOWN once to highlight TUNER MODE.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to highlight the TUNER MODE options list.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN or UP repeatedly

until you select the option that matches your signal con- nection, CABLE or ANTENNA. If you want the TV to

determine the type of signal, select AUTO. (You have selected an option when the dot and triangle are next to the option.)

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu.

Proceed to the section on Auto Program.

INSTALL

• LANGUAGE

• ANO PAOGRAN ANTENNA

• CNANHELDOff ANI0

• A_Ch_n

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• CHARNELEDIT

• AutoChron

if you select the Tuner Mode option lhat matches your signal

source rather than AUTO, the time

required for AUTO PROGRAM to store

channels to the TV's memory can be reduced.

Tahe AUTO PROGRAM.fbature will scan jbr channels with ,

clive broadcast signals and store those channels in the TV s memorw It will tune up to 69 channels' [br antenna, and up to 125 ehannels.ibr cable. After you run AUTO PROGRAM, you can use the CH(annel) +/- buttons to quickly and easily select stations.

You can also press the PROG. LIST (Program Lis 0 button on

your remote to see a list of the channels'.

Press the MENU/SELECT button. The on-screen menu appears. Then press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeated-

ly until INSTALL is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the INSTALL

submenu. Then press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeated- ly until AUTO PROGRAM is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to begin the automatic

search for channels. The progress of autoprogramming is displayed+

When the programming is done, press the STATUS EXIT button to exit the menu.

• AutoChron

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• AUTOPROGRAH

• CHANNELEDIT

• Au_oChron

After you've run AUTO

PROGRAM, check the results. Press the

CH(annel) bi buttons on

iour remote to cycle

through your available channels. Or press the

PROG. LIST button to show a list of the channels

and tune to them. See

page 28 in the Directions' [br Use manual for more

"on Program List.

Philips strongly recom- mends that you run Auto

Program. Otherwise, the TV may not tune the chan-

nels properly, resulting in improper pictures. If you change signal

sources to a new cable company or from antenna

to cable, for example be sure that Tuner Mode is

properly set for the new source. Then run Auto

Program again. This will ensure that the channels

are correctly stored in the TV's memory.

If you have made AutoLock TM settings, remember that you must remove any channel blocks

before Auto Program will work. (See pages 44_52 in the Directions [br Use manual.)

T_itsiS feature allows you to edit or st@ channels' [kern the channel

t )hat have bad or weak signals or channels' you do not want

to watch.

Press the MENU/SELECT button. The on-_reen menu

appears.Then press the CURSOR RINGDOWN repeatedly

until INSTALLis highlighted. Press the CURSOR RING right to enter the INSTALL submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeatedly until

CHANNEL EDIT is highlighted. Then press the CURSOR

RINGRIGHT or LEFT to access the CHANNEL EDIT list. Press the CURSOR RING UP or DOWN to _roll

through the list of channels. Or press the NUMBER buttons on your remote control to select a specific channel.

With the channel you want to edit selected, press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to mark the channel as

SKIPPED. (Channels you mark SKIPPED will not appear

when you use the CH[annel] +/- buttons to change channels while watching TV.)

When you want to add a channel that has been marked

SKIPPED, press the CURSOR RING UP orDOWN to high-

light the channel. Thenpress the CURSOR RING RIGHT to remove the word SKIPPED.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu.

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• LAHGIIAGE AU3

• TUNE_,ItOOE AY4

• AHTOPHOGRAM I

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• AUTO PEOGRAH

• CHAEHELEDIT

• AutoCilron

Channels that Auto Program (,seepage 5)

determined not to contain active broadcast signals are

marked SKIPPED.

z_ utoChron gi_ es you the option q['setting the time manually or

l automatieally.

The steps in this section tell you how to set AutoChron TMto

download the time.[kern your PBS station to your T_ Aider suc- cess/hi setup, AutoChron T_ will automatically maintain the cor-

rect time using your PBS station until you set the time manually.

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SETTING TIME AUTOMATICALLY

Press the MENU/SELECT button. The on-screen menu appears.Then press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeatedly

until INSTALL is highlighted. Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the INSTALL

submenu. Then press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeated- ly until AutoChron is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the AutoChron SET TIME area.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT again to select AUTO. Within a few seconds, a menu containing the time-zone

options appears. If necessary, press the CURSOR RING UP or DOWN to

highlight your correct time zone. Then press the CURSOR RING RIGHT.Within a few seconds, the option of Daylight

Savings Time appearson screen. If the Daylight Savings Time option you want to select is

not highlighted, press the CURSOR RING UP or DOWN to highlight the option. Then press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to activate your selection.

Press the number buttons on your remote to enter the channel number fur your PBS station (02, 15, or 121, for example). Wait until the TV completes its search. If the time

was not found, you will need to locate the correct channel

number for your PBS station and inputthat number.

Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the menu.

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• C_ANHEL HOlT

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The message shown to the right indicates that

AutoChPon TM is not finding a PBS station at the channel you input.

Check the channel number for your PBS

station.You will need to input the correct num-

ber for the time to be found.

INSTALL

• LAHGUAGE

• TUNERHODE

• AUTOPROGRAM

• CItAN_ELEDiT _IAutoEhron

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• LAHGUAGE

• TUHERHODE

• AUTOPROGRAM

• CHAN_ELEDIT < AutoEhron

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• LANGUAGE

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• AUTO PROGi_AH

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• LAEGUAGE

,TUHERMOOE

• AUTOPEOGRAN

• CHANNELEOIT

• Au_oChron

SETTING TIME MANUALLY

Follow steps 1-3 in the section "Setting Time Automatically" on page 5, then press the CURSOR RING DOWN to highlight MANUAL and CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the MANUAL time input area.

Use the number buttons on your remote control to input the first digit fi_r the time. You can also pressllhe

CURSOR RING UP or DOWN to select a digit. Press Lhe CURSOR RING RIGHT to move to the next digit input

slot and input the time. if you shoNd need to Change a number you have input, you

can cursor left or right to the digit input slot to make the correction.

After you have input the time, press the CURSOR

RI G RIGH l to enter the AM/PM area. [%en press the

CURSOR RING UP or DOWN to select AM or PM.

Press the SIAl USiEXI I button to exit the menu.

The CLOCK button

0 on yot*r remote

provides aUG[herway

in which you can set l{herV's clock manu-

ally.

After setting the

clock, you will be able to access the

time by pressing [he

S I'ATUS/EXI I<but-

ton. Or you can view l{bet'trne constantly in l{beupper right-hand

corner of the screen

by t_:trning[he DiS- PLAY contmI on (see

page 40 in the

Dir_ctions'>[br Use

manual),

T/tf channel NAME feature attom*"you to list the "call" letters

"yourjhvorite stations" beside their channel numbers when

th_v appear on the screen. The TV has"in memot2va list of the 50 most popular channel names (_"BC,AB(2 or FOX,./& exampt_O.

tbu also can enter a custom name (up to five characters).

Press the NUMBER buttons, the CH(annel) +/- buttons,

or the AV button to seIect a TV channel or input source to which you want to assign or modify a name.

Press the MENU/SELEC'I bullon. The on-screen menu appears, fhen press t£beCURSOR. RiNG DOWN repeated-

ly _:mtilINS [TkLLis highlighted. Press l£heCURSOR RING RIGHr to enter l£heINS [ALL submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING DOWN repeatedly until the NAME control is highlighted. Phen press t_heCURSOR R.ING RIGHI <to highlight the NAME options area.

At l_hispoint you can choose belween options of creating a personal name for [he channel or selecting a preset one

from a list.

To create your own personal name for the channel or

change a personal name you created previously, press the CURSOR RING RIGHI: ['hen press l_beCURSOR

RING UP or DOWN to select the first Character of the name. You can input up to five characmrs for the name,

DNec finishe_ press the MENU/SELECT button.

1'o choose from the lisl of preset names, press the CUR- SOR RING UP or DO$_qNto highlight your choice for

the channel name. Press Lhe CURSOR RING RIGH [' to

select the name. fhen press the MENUiSELEC I'button, Press the STAI'US/EXIT button to exit the menu.

D2_en you press the S rATUSi_X/F button when no on- screen displ W is present or Change to [he Channel you've named, the name will appear on screen next to {:hechannd number or signal source name.

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can inputmay be let- ters, a dash, or [he mambers 0 throug_ 9.

If'you beNn inputting a personal name or ChanNng an existing one and decide you'd

rathe€sdect a name from the preset Iist_

press tile MENU/ SELEC Fbutton. IIiis

will rep.*myou to tile INS I<ALLsubmanu,

wit:hNAME highlight_ eel Simply,press the

CURSOR R.ING RIGHT to highlight

the NAME options area again and Choose a pre_t name as explNned in step 4 to

the left.

p !_!ure.ln-Picture (PIP) is"the sfu;wing of iwo pictures on the

7k screen at the san_ tin--he main screen picture and one

small picture, or PIP. Because your set has two tuners, you can enjoy all the be_fits of PIP without using a VCR as"a secoM tu_rjbr )_ur PIP picture, Tune to your _vorite show on t_ main semen with tu_r one while scanning ot_r ehannets with tuner

two in the PIP window. ALso view t_ AVI, AVZ or AV3 sources in the PIP window. NOTE: CVI can*w* be displ_,ed in the PIP a4n-

dow. aM AV4 attd AV5 do r_t.fitm;tion with PIP. For in/brnmtion on connecting aeeessoo" devices to t_ AV inputs', see the Direetions jbr Use manual that came with your set. Cbnnection information begins on page 6.

PIPWhldow

Main Sere_o

_ing the PIP buttons on the remote, you can move the PIP

vimkm_ around and swap it with the main semen, You can

aLso freeze the PIP wimlow picture, Per/brm the steps below to practice using the PIP buttons,

Press the PIP on/off button to show the PIP window, rhe window appears in a corner of the rv screen. Press

the PIP on/off button again to reduce the PIP window size,

and a third time to remove the PIP window from the

screen. Press the PIP on/off button again to _;how the PIP

window.

Press the PIP C,H DN/UP buttons to tune to channels in the PIP window.

If"you press and hold the PIP CH UP button for l_hreesec- onds, the set will aut_3maticatly perform a forward scan for

channels. Press and hold the PIP CH ON button for three

seconds, anti *:heset will m_tomatically perform a back-

ward scan for channels. Auto3scanning will stop if you press an), ke)_ and it will also st_3pupon reaching the

channel at which scanning began.

Press the PIP POSITION button to move the PIP win- dow from corner to corner on the TV screen.

With PIP on the "IN screen, press the SWAP button to swap the main and PIP pictures. Press SWAP again to

swap the pictures back. NOel E: I'he CVI source is not: accessible in the PIP win-

dow, so it cannot: be swapped between t_hemain screen and PIP.

Press the FREEZE button to stop motion within the PIP window.

rhe FREEZE but:ton allows you plenty of"time to write down on-so'teen information such as phone nv_mbersor addresses.

Press the PIP on/off button, multiple times if necessary, to remove the PIP window from the screen.

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"%'_enyt'mpress the PIP OrdOff button to _ow lhe PIP win-

dow, the window wiUappear

where it was ltxzamd [he last time it was displayed.

_ITION

Ib prevem uneven picture tube aging, do not leave stationao , images on screen R_rextended periods of time. 'vary your picture viewing. See page 60 in the Directionsjot Use manual

The Pientm-in.Pictam (PIP) TINT control allows you to at{just

e PIP picture to obtain natural skin tones,

Press the MENU/SELEC1 butt:on. I'he on-screen menu appears, rhen press t:he CURSOR RING DOWN twice to

highli_l: FEAT UI_.ES.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the FEA- TURES submenu, Fhen press the CURSOR RING

DOWN repeatedly until the PiP item is highlighted. Press

the CURSOR RING RIGHr to enter the PIP submenu.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGH 1 or LEF I to adjust the TINT to the desired level.

Press the S I A1US/EXI 1 button to exit the menu.

FEATiJEES

Convergence is the correct lining up of'the red and blue light paths

n the TVscreen. if'the paths don t line up, colorj?inges will appear

around objects on screen. El'no eolar fh'nges show, then no convergence adjustments are neeessar_ NOTE: Allow the TV to warm up 20 minutes before adjusting convergence. See the chart to the right.fbr guidance as to which convergence controls to use.

Press the MENU/SELECT button. The menu appea_. Press the CURSOR RING RIGHTto enterthe PICTURE submena.

Then press the CURSOR RING DOWN until MANUAL CONVERGE is highlighted.

PE'eSSthe CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the MANUAL CONVERGE submenu. Ifyou want to adjustthe Red

Convergence, press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the adjustmode, If you want to adjust the Blue Convergence,

press the CURSOR RING DOWN to highlight CONVERGE BLUE, then press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter adjust

mode.

In adjust mode, pE'eSSthe CURSOR RING RIGHT, LEFT, UP, or DOWN to adjust the cross hair until the color out- line around it is gone. (The adjustmentis automatically saved

in the TV's memory.) To return to theMANUAL CON- VERGE menu, press the MENU/SELECT button, To exit the

on-screen display, press the STATUS/EXIT button.

Screen

appearance Action

Adjust the

CONVERGE

Various RED control. Images Then if any red

throughout outlines remain, the entire adjust the

_icture have MULTIPOINT

red outlines. RED control.

Adiust the

CONVERGE

Various BLUE control. Images Then if any blue

throughout outlines remain, the entire adjust the

_icture have MULTIPOINT

blue outlines. BLUEcontrol.

Th.e Multipoint Red/Blue Cbnvergence controls enable you to adjust

_L the convergence at speeif!epoints on the TVscreen.

NOTE: The on-screen display will leave the screen qfier 20 secondY o[' inactiviOz If this happens, simply press the MENU/SELECT button to bring the MANUAL CONVERGE submenu back.

Press the MENU/SELECT button. The menu appears. Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the PICTURE

menu. Then press the CURSOR RING DOWN until MAN- UAL CONVERGE is highlighted.

Press the CURSOR RING RIGHT to enter the MANU- AL CONVERGE submenu. Press the CURSOR RING

DOWN until MULTIPOINT RED or MULTIPOINT BLUE is highlighted. Then press the CURSOR RING LEFT or

RIGHT to enter Navigate mode.

Press the CURSOR RING LEFT, RIGHT, UP, or DOWN to move to a cross hair that has a color outline.

Then press the STATUS/EXIT button to enter adjust mode. Press the CURSOR RING LEFI, RIGH"I, UP, or

DOWN to adjust the cross hair image until the color outline is gone. Then press the STATUS/EXIT button to

return to NAVIGATE mode. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all misaligned cross images have been adjusted.

After making your adjustments, you must store them in the TV's memory using SAVE MULTIPOINT. NOTE: If you are not salisfied with the adjustments you

just made and want to start over, you can use lhe UNDO

MULTIPOINT control, This control allows you to undo the adjuslments, but it will work only if you use it before sav- ing,

To save your multipoint adjustments, press the

MENU/SELECT button. This returns you to the MANU- AL CONVERGE menu. Press the CURSOR RING DOWN

until SAVE MULTIPOINT is highlighted. Then press the

CURSOR RING LEFT or RIGHT to store your adjust- merits in the TV's memory.

OR To undo the multipoint adjustments you just made,

press the MENU/SELECT button. This returns you to the MANUAL CONVERGE menu. Press the CURSOR

RING DOWN until UNDO MULTIPOINT is highlighted. Press the CURSOR RING LEFT or RIGHT to undo the

adjuslments. Press lhe CURSOR RING UP until MULTI- POINT RED or MULTIPOINT BLUE is highlighted. Press

the CURSOR RING LEFT or RIGHT to enter Navigale mode. Then Follow steps 3-5 above to make your adjust-

ments again. OR

To restore the TV's convergence to factory settings, press the MENU/SELECT button. This returns you to

the MANUAL CONVERGE menu. Press the CURSOR

RING DOWN until RESTORE FACTORY is highlighted. Then press the CURSOR RING LEFT or RIGHT to restore

the TV's convergence to factory settings. Press the STATUS/EXIT button to exit the submenu.

HANUALCO°VERGE , 7; PICTURE

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ence a power outage before saving your mul-

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