Philips 40PFT4109/12, 47PFT4109/12, 50PFT4109/12 user manual

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User Manual

1 Your new TV 3

1.1 Pause TV and recordings 3

1.2 EasyLink 3

2 Setting up 4

2.1 Read safety 4

2.2 TV stand and wall mounting 4

2.3 Tips on placement 5

2.4 Power cable 5

2.5 Power cable 5

2.6 Antenna cable 6

3 Connections 7

3.1 Tips on connections 7

3.2 EasyLink HDMI CEC 8

3.3 Common interface - CAM 9

3.4 Set-top box - STB 9

3.5 Satellite receiver 9

3.6 Home Theatre System - HTS 10

3.7 Blu-ray Disc player 11

3.8 DVD player 11

3.9 Game console 12

3.10 USB Hard Drive 12

3.11 USB keyboard or mouse 13

3.12 USB flash drive 14

3.13 Camcorder 14

3.14 Computer 14

3.15 Headphones 15

4 Switch on 16

4.1 On or Standby 16

5 Remote control 17

5.1 Key overview 17

5.2 IR sensor 17

5.3 Batteries 18

5.4 Cleaning 18

6 TV channels 19

6.1 Watching TV channels 19

6.2 Channel installation 22

7 TV guide 26

7.1 Using the TV guide 26

7.2 Recordings 26

7.3 Receiving TV guide data 26

8 Sources 27

8.1 Sources list 27

8.2 From standby 27

8.3 EasyLink 27

9 Timers and clock 28

9.1 Sleep timer 28

9.2 Clock 28

9.3 Auto switch off 28

11.1 Pause TV 31

12 Recording 32

12.1 What you need 32

12.2 Record a programme 32

12.3 Watch a recording 32

13 Settings 33

13.1 Picture 33

13.2 Game or computer 34

13.3 Format and edges 35

13.4 Sound 35

14 Specifications 38

14.1 Environmental 38

14.2 Reception for PxHxxx9 / PxTxxx9 38

14.3 Display 39

14.4 Power 39

14.5 Dimensions and weights_41x9/4209 40

14.6 Dimensions and weights_41x9/4209 40

14.7 Dimensions and weights_4009 41

14.8 Dimensions and weights_43x9 42

14.9 Dimensions and weights_5109 42

14.10 Dimensions and weights_5199/5209 42

14.11 Dimensions and weights_5219 43

14.12 Connectivity_20"-28"_4009/4109/4209/5219 43

14.13 Connectivity_32"-39"_41x9 43

14.14 Connectivity_40"-50"_41x9 43

14.15 Connectivity_32"-55"_4009/43x9/5109/5199/5209 44

14.16 Connectivity 44

14.17 Sound 44

14.18 Multimedia 45

15 Software 46

15.1 Software update 46

15.2 Software version 46

15.3 Open source software 46

15.4 Open source license 46

16 Troubleshooting and support 65

16.1 Troubleshooting 65

16.2 Register 66

16.3 Help 66

16.4 Online help 66

16.5 Consumer Care / Repair 66

17 Safety and care 68

17.1 Safety 68

17.2 Screen care 69

18 Terms of use, copyrights and licenses 70

18.1 Terms of use 70

18.2 Copyrights and licenses 70

Index 72

10 Your photos, videos and music 29

10.1 From a USB connection 29

11 Pause TV 31

Your new TV

1.1

Pause TV and recordings

If you connect a USB Hard Drive, you can pause and record a broadcast from a digital TV channel.

Pause your TV and answer that urgent phone call or simply take a break during a sports match, while the TV stores the broadcast on the USB Hard Drive. You can start watching again later.

1.2

EasyLink

With

EasyLink

Disc player, with the remote control of the TV. EasyLink uses HDMI CEC to communicate with the connected

devices.

you can operate a connected device, like a Bluray

Setting up

2.1

Read safety

Read the safety instructions first before you use the TV. In Help, go to

2.2

Safety and care

TV stand and wall mounting

TV stand

Safety

- 32Pxx4009 - VESA MIS-F 100x100, M4

- 40Pxx4009 - VESA MIS-F 200x200, M4

- 50Pxx4009 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 22Pxx4209 - VESA MIS-F 75x75, M4

- 24Pxx5219 - VESA MIS-F 75x75, M4

- 32Pxx43x9 - VESA MIS-F 100x100, M4

- 40Pxx43x9 - VESA MIS-F 200x200, M4

- 50Pxx43x9 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 32Pxx5109 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 40Pxx5109 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 48Pxx5109 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 55Pxx5109 - VESA MIS-F 400x400, M6

- 42Pxx5199 - VESA MIS-F 200x200, M6

- 47Pxx5199 - VESA MIS-F 400x400, M6

- 55Pxx5199 - VESA MIS-F 400x400, M6

You can find the instructions for mounting the TV stand in the Quick Start Guide that came with the TV. In case you lost this guide, you can download it from www.philips.com.

Use the product type number of the TV to look for the Quick Start Guide to download.

Wall mounting

Your TV is also prepared for a VESA-compliant wall mount bracket (sold separately). Use the following VESA code when purchasing the wall mount . . . To fix the bracket securely, use screws with a length indicated in the drawing.

- 42Pxx5209 - VESA MIS-F 200x200, M6

- 47Pxx5209 - VESA MIS-F 400x400, M6

- 55Pxx5209 - VESA MIS-F 400x400, M6

Caution

Wall mounting the TV requires special skills and should only be performed by qualified personnel. The TV wall mounting should meet safety standards according to the TV's weight. Also read the safety precautions before positioning the TV. TP Vision Europe B.V. bears no responsibility for improper mounting or any mounting that results in accident or injury.

Wall mounting

- 20Pxx4109 - VESA MIS-F 75x75, M4

- 22Pxx4109 - VESA MIS-F 75x75, M4

- 23Pxx4009 - VESA MIS-F 75x75, M4

- 24Pxx4109 - VESA MIS-F 75x75, M4

- 28Pxx4109 - VESA MIS-F 100x100, M4

- 32Pxx41x9 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 39Pxx41x9 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 40Pxx41x9 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 42Pxx41x9 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 47Pxx41x9 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 50Pxx41x9 - VESA MIS-F 400x400, M6

- 32Pxx4109 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 39Pxx4109 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 40Pxx4109 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 42Pxx4109 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 47Pxx4109 - VESA MIS-F 400x200, M6

- 50Pxx4109 - VESA MIS-F 400x400, M6

Caution

Wall mounting

- 42Pxx5199 - VESA MIS-F 200x200, M6

- 47Pxx5199 - VESA MIS-F 400x400, M6

- 55Pxx5199 - VESA MIS-F 400x400, M6

2.4

Power cable

- Insert the power cable into the back of the TV.

- Make sure the power cable is securely inserted in the connector.

- Make sure that the power plug, in the wall socket, is accessible at all times.

- When you unplug the power cable, always pull the plug, never pull the cable.

POWER

connector on the

Caution

2.3

Tips on placement

- Position the TV where light does not shine directly on the screen.

- Position the TV up to 15 cm away from the wall.

- The ideal distance to watch TV is 3 times its diagonal screen size. When seated, your eyes should be level with the centre of the screen.

Although this TV has a very low standby power consumption, unplug the power cable to save energy if you do not use the TV for a long period of time.

2.5

Power cable

- Insert the power cable into the back of the TV.

- Make sure the power cable is securely inserted in the connector.

- Make sure that the power plug, in the wall socket, is accessible at all times.

- When you unplug the power cable, always pull the plug, never pull the cable.

POWER

connector on the

For 22PFx4209

* Only use the provided Cigar cable for the TV set. Although this TV has a very low standby power consumption,

unplug the power cable to save energy if you do not use the TV for a long period of time.

2.6

Antenna cable

Insert the antenna plug firmly into the back of the TV.

You can connect your own antenna or an antenna signal from an antenna distribution system. Use an IEC Coax 75 Ohm RF antenna connector.

Use this antenna connection for DVB-T and DVB-C input signals.

ANTENNA

socket at the

Connections

3.1

EasyLink HDMI CEC

If your devices are connected with HDMI and have EasyLink, you can operate them with the TV remote control. EasyLink HDMI CEC must be switched On on the TV and the connected device.

Tips on connections

Connectivity guide

Always connect a device to the TV with the highest quality connection available. Also, use good quality cables to ensure a good transfer of picture and sound.

If you need help to connect several devices to the TV, you can visit the Philips TV connectivity guide. The guide offers information on how to connect and which cables to use.

Go to

www.connectivityguide.philips.com

Antenna

If you have a Set-top box (a digital receiver) or Recorder, connect the antenna cables to run the antenna signal through the Set-top box and/or Recorder first before it enters the TV. In this way, the antenna and the Set-top box can send possible additional channels to the Recorder to record.

DVI to HDMI

Use a DVI to HDMI adapter if your device only has a DVI connection. Use one of the HDMI connections and add an Audio L/R cable (mini-jack 3.5mm) to Audio In for sound, on the back of the TV.

Copy protection

DVI and HDMI cables support HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection). HDCP is a copy protection signal that prevents copying content from a DVD disc or Blu-ray Disc. Also referred to as DRM (Digital Rights Management).

HDMI ARC

HDMI 1 connection on the TV have HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel). If the device, typically a Home Theatre System (HTS), also has the HDMI ARC connection, connect it to HDMI 1 on this TV. With the HDMI ARC connection, you do not need to connect the extra audio cable that sends the sound of the TV picture to the HTS. The HDMI ARC connection combines both signals.

HDMI

HDMI CEC

An HDMI connection has the best picture and sound quality. One HDMI cable combines video and audio signals. Use an HDMI cable for High Definition (HD) or Full HD (FHD) TV signals. For best signal quality transfer, use a High speed HDMI cable and do not use an HDMI cable longer than 5 m.

In case you prefer to switch off ARC on the HDMI connections, press and select

settings

Sound

and press OK. Select

Setup

Advanced

HDMI 1 - ARC

Scart

SCART is a good quality connection. The SCART connection can be used for CVBS and RGB video signals but cannot be used for High Definition (HD) TV signals. The SCART connection combines video and audio signals.

Use the SCART adapter cable to connect your device.

Audio Out - Optical

Audio Out - Optical is a high quality sound connection. This optical connection can carry 5.1 audio channels. If your device, typically a Home Theatre System (HTS), has no HDMI ARC connection, you can use this connection with the Audio In Optical connection on the HTS. The Audio Out - Optical connection sends the sound from the TV to the HTS.

respective owners.

Operate devices

To operate a device connected to HDMI and set up with EasyLink, select the device - or its activity - in the list of TV connections. Press an HDMI connection and press OK.



SOURCES

, select a device connected to

You can set the type of the audio out signal to fit the audio capabilities of your Home Theatre System.

If the sound does not match the video on screen, you can adjust the audio to video synchronization.

3.2

EasyLink HDMI CEC

EasyLink

With EasyLink you can operate a connected device with the TV remote control. EasyLink uses HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) to communicate with the connected devices. Devices must support HDMI CEC and must be connected with an HDMI connection.

EasyLink setup

The TV comes with EasyLink switched on. Make sure that all HDMI CEC settings are properly set up on the connected EasyLink devices. EasyLink might not work with devices from other brands.

HDMI CEC on other brands

The HDMI CEC functionality has different names on different brands. Some examples are: Anynet, Aquos Link, Bravia Theatre Sync, Kuro Link, Simplink and Viera Link. Not all brands are fully compatible with EasyLink.

Example HDMI CEC branding names are property of their

Once the device is selected, the TV remote control can control the device. However and  other TV keys are not forwarded to the device. If the key you need is not on the TV remote control, you can select the key in the Options menu. Press  the screen, select the device key you need and press OK. Some very specific device keys might not be available in the Controls menu.

Note: Only devices that support

Control

OPTIONS

function will respond to the TV remote control.

and select

OPTIONS

Controls

EasyLink Remote

keys and some

in the menu bar. On

EasyLink settings

The TV comes with all EasyLink settings switched on. You can switch off any EasyLink setting independently.

EasyLink

To switch off EasyLink completely . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

4. Select

5. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

EasyLink Remote Control

If you want devices to communicate but you don't want to operate them with the TV remote control, you can switch off EasyLink remote control separately. You can control multiple HDMI-CEC compliant devices with your TV remote control.

In the EasyLink settings menu, select

Control

TV settings EasyLink

and press OK.

Off

and select

Setup

General settings

Off

and press OK.

EasyLink Remote

EasyLink

One-touch play

When you play an HDMI-CEC compliant device, the TV switches on from standby and switches to the correct source.

One-touch standby

When you press  on the TV remote control, the TV and all HDMI-CEC compliant devices switch to standby mode.

System audio control

If you connect an HDMI-CEC compliant device that includes speakers through the HDMI ARC connector, you can choose to hear the TV audio from those speakers instead of the TV speakers.

3.3

Common interface - CAM

CI+

This TV is ready for the CI+ Conditional Access. With CI+ you can watch premium HD programmes, like movies

and sports, offered by digital TV broadcasters in your region. These programmes are scrambled by the TV broadcaster and descrambled with a prepaid CI+ module. Digital TV broadcasters provide this CI+ module (Conditional Access Module - CAM) when you subscribe to their premium programmes. These programmes have a high level of copy protection.

Contact a digital TV broadcaster for more information on terms and conditions.

It may take a few minutes before the CAM is activated. Removing the CAM will deactivate the broadcast service on TV. If a CAM is inserted and subscription fees are paid, (connection methods can differ), you can watch the TV broadcast. The inserted CAM is exclusively for your TV.

3.4

Set-top box - STB

Use 2 antenna cables to connect the antenna to the Set-top box (a digital receiver) and the TV.

Next to the antenna connections, add an HDMI cable to connect the Set-top box to the TV. Alternatively, you can use a SCART cable if the Set-top box has no HDMI connection.

Auto switch off Switch off this automatic timer, if you only use the remote

control of the Set-top box. Do this to prevent the TV from switching off automatically after a 4 hour period without a key press on the remote control of the TV.

CAM

Insert a CAM module

Switch off the TV before inserting a CAM. Look on the CAM for the correct method of insertion. Incorrect insertion can damage the CAM and TV.

Use the Common Interface slot on the TV to insert the CAM card. With the front of the card facing to you, gently insert the CAM as far as it will go. Leave the card in the slot permanently.

To switch off the Switch off timer, press and select press OK. Select

TV settings

set the slider bar to

3.5

General settings

Off

Auto switch off

Satellite receiver

- Only for TVs with a built-in satellite tuner. Connect the dish antenna cable to the Satellite receiver.

Setup

and

Next to the antenna connection, add an HDMI cable to connect the device to the TV. Alternatively, you can use a SCART cable if the device has no HDMI connection.

If the Home Theatre System has no HDMI ARC connection, add an optical audio cable (Toslink) to send the sound of the TV picture to the Home Theatre System.

Auto switch off

Switch off this automatic timer, if you only use the remote control of the Set-top box. Do this to prevent the TV from switching off automatically after a 4 hour period without a key press on the remote control of the TV.

To switch off the Switch off timer, press and select press OK. Select

TV settings

set the slider bar to

3.6

General settings

Off

Auto switch off

Setup

and

Home Theatre System - HTS

Connect HTS

Use an HDMI cable to connect a Home Theatre System (HTS) to the TV. You can connect a Philips Soundbar or an HTS with a built-in disc player. Alternatively, you can use a SCART cable if the device has no HDMI connection.

Audio to video synchronisation (sync)

If the sound does not match the video on screen, you can set a delay on most Home Theatre Systems with a disc player to match the sound with the video.

Audio Out settings

Audio Out delay

With a Home Theatre System (HTS) connected to the TV, the picture on TV and the sound from the HTS should be synchronised.

HDMI ARC

If your Home Theatre System has an HDMI ARC connection, you can use any HDMI connection on the TV to connect. With HDMI ARC, you do not need to connect the extra audio cable. The HDMI ARC connection combines both signals. All HDMI connections on the TV can offer the Audio Return Channel (ARC) signal. But once you connected the Home Theatre System, the TV can only send the ARC signal to this HDMI connection.

Automatic audio to video sync

With recent Philips Home Theatre Systems, the audio to video sync is automatically synchronised and always correct.

Audio sync delay

For some Home Theatre Systems you might need to adjust the audio sync delay to synchronise the audio to video. On the HTS, increase the delay value until there is a match between picture and sound. A delay value of 180ms may be required. Read the user manual of the HTS. With a delay value set up on the HTS, you need to switch off Audio Out delay on the TV.

To switch off the Audio Out delay . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings Off

Setup

Sound

and press OK.

Advanced

Audio out delay

Audio Out offset

If you cannot set a delay on the Home Theatre System, you can set the TV to sync the sound. You can set an offset that compensates the time necessary for the Home Theatre System to process the sound of the TV picture. You can set the value in steps of 1ms. Maximum setting is 12ms. The Audio out delay setting should be switched on.

To synchronise the sound on the TV . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Use the slider bar to set the sound offset and press OK.

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings

Setup

Sound

and press OK.

Advanced

Audio out offset

Problems with HTS sound

Sound with loud noise

If you watch a video from a plugged in USB flash drive or connected computer, the sound from your Home Theatre System might be distorted.

1. Press and select

2. Select

format.

No sound

If you cannot hear the sound from the TV on your Home Theatre System, check the following . . .

TV settings

Setup

and press

Sound

Advanced

OK.

Audio out

Audio Out format

If you have a Home Theatre System (HTS) with multichannel sound processing capabilities like Dolby Digital, DTS® or similar, set the Audio out format to Multichannel. With Multichannel, the TV can send the compressed multichannel sound signal from a TV channel or connected player to the Home Theatre System. If you have a Home Theatre System without multichannel sound processing, select Stereo.

To set the Audio Out format . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

format

3. Select

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Audio Out levelling

Use the Audio Out leveling setting to level the volume (loudness) of the TV and the Home Theatre System when you switch over from one to another. Volume differences can be caused by differences in sound processing.

To level the difference in volume . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

leveling

3. If the volume difference is large, select difference is small, select Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings

Multichannel

TV settings

Setup

Sound

Stereo

Sound

Less

and press OK.

Advanced

and press OK.

Advanced

Audio out

. If the volume

- Check if you connected the HDMI cable to a connection on the Home Theatre System. All HDMI

ARC

connections on the TV are HDMI ARC connections.

- Check if the

Go to >

1 -ARC

3.7

Setup

HDMI ARC

setting on the TV is switched On.

TV settings

Sound

Advanced

HDMI

Blu-ray Disc player

Use a

High speed HDMI

player to the TV.

If the Blu-ray Disc player has EasyLink HDMI CEC, you can operate the player with the TV remote control.

3.8

cable to connect the Blu-ray Disc

DVD player

HDMI

Audio Out leveling affects both the Audio Out - Optical and HDMI ARC sound signals.

Use an HDMI cable to connect the DVD player to the TV. Alternatively, you can use a SCART cable, if the device has no HDMI connection.

If the DVD player is connected with HDMI and has EasyLink CEC, you can operate the player with the TV remote control.

3.10

USB Hard Drive

3.9

Game console

HDMI

For best quality, connect the game console with an High speed HDMI cable to the TV

Video-Audio LR / Scart

What you need

If you connect a USB Hard Drive, you can pause or record a TV broadcast. The TV broadcast must be a digital broadcast (DVB broadcast or similar).

To pause

To pause a broadcast, you need a USB 2.0 compatible Hard Drive with a minimum of 32GB disc space.

To record

To pause and record a broadcast, you need a minimum of 250GB disc space.

TV guide

Connect the game console with a composite cable (CVBS) and an audio L/R cable to the TV.

If your game console only has Video (CVBS) and Audio L/R output, use a Video Audio L/R to SCART adapter to connect to the SCART connection.

Note: the CVBS to Scart Adaptor is not provided in the TV set.

Before you decide to buy a USB Hard Drive to record, you can check if you can record digital TV channels in your country. Press



TV GUIDE

button on the TV guide page, you can record.

on the remote control. If there is a Record

Installation

Before you can pause or record a broadcast, you must connect and format a USB Hard Drive.

1. Connect the USB Hard Drive to one of the

on the TV. Do not connect another USB device to the other USB ports when formatting.

USB

connections

selected…

2. Switch on the USB Hard Drive and the TV.

3. When the TV is tuned to a digital TV channel, press  (Pause). Trying to pause will start the formatting.

Follow the instructions on screen. When the USB Hard Drive is formatted, leave it connected

permanently.

Warning

The USB Hard Drive is formatted exclusively for this TV, you cannot use the stored recordings on another TV or PC. Do not copy or change recording files on the USB Hard Drive with any PC application. This will corrupt your recordings. When you format another USB Hard Drive, the content on the former will be lost. A USB Hard Drive installed on your TV will need reformatting for use with a computer.

1. Press and select

2. Select

settings

Keys for channel renaming

- Enter key = OK

- Bacspace = delete character before cursor

- Arrow keys = navigate within a text field

- To switch between keyboard lay-outs, if a secondary lay-out is

set, press the

Keys for Smart TV Apps and Internet pages

- Tab and Shift Tab = Next and Previous

- Home = scroll to the top of the page

- End = scroll to the bottom of the page

- Page Up = jump one page up

- Page Down = jump one page down

- + = zoom in one step

- - = zoom out one step

- * = fit to width

TV settings

and press OK.

Ctrl + Shift

and press OK.

Setup

General settings

keys simultaneously.

USB keyboard

USB mouse

3.11

USB keyboard or mouse

USB keyboard

Connect a USB keyboard (USB-HID type) to enter text on your TV.

You can connect a keyboard and a mouse to the TV. Use one of the

Install the keyboard

To install the USB keyboard, switch on the TV and connect the USB keyboard to one of the the TV detects the keyboard for the first time, you can select your keyboard lay-out and test your selection. If you select a Cyrillic or Greek keyboard lay-out first, you can select a secondary Latin keyboard lay-out.

connections to connect.

USB

connections on the TV. When

USB

Connect USB mouse

You can connect a USB mouse (USB-HID type) to navigate pages on the Internet.

On an Internet page, you can select and click on links more easily.

Back



Connect the mouse

Switch the TV on and connect the USB mouse to one of the

connections on the TV. You can also connect the USB

USB

mouse to a connected USB keyboard.

Mouse clicks

- Left click =

- Right click =

You can use the scroll wheel to scroll pages up and down.

To change the keyboard lay-out setting when a lay-out was

Mouse speed

You can adjust the speed of the mouse, the speed of the mouse moving on screen.

To adjust the speed . . .

HDMI

For best quality, use an HDMI cable to connect the camcorder to the TV.

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

4. Press the arrows  (up) or  (down) to increase or lower the speed.

5. Press OK to store and close the setting.

6. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

3.12

TV settings General settings

and press OK.

Setup

and press OK.

Pointer/mouse settings

and press

USB flash drive

You can view photos or play your music and videos from a connected USB flash drive.

Insert a USB flash drive in one of the TV while the TV is switched on.

connections on the

USB

Video-Audio LR / Scart

You can use an HDMI, YPbPr or SCART connection to connect your camcorder. If your camcorder only has Video (CVBS) and Audio L/R output, use a Video Audio L/R to SCART adapter to connect to the SCART connection.

Note: the CVBS to Scart Adaptor is not provided in the TV set.

The TV detects the flash drive and opens a list showing its content. If the contents list does not appear automatically, press

SOURCE

To stop watching the USB flash drive content, press select another activity. To disconnect the USB flash drive, you can pull out the flash drive anytime.

3.13

, select

and press OK.

USB





EXIT

Camcorder

3.14

Computer

Connect

You can connect your computer to the TV and use the TV as a PC monitor.

With HDMI

Use an HDMI cable to connect the computer to the TV.

With DVI to HDMI

Alternatively, you can use a DVI to HDMI adapter to connect the PC to HDMI and an audio L/R cable (mini-jack 3.5mm) to AUDIO IN L/R on the back of the TV.

Settings

Ideal monitor setting

If your computer is added as a Computer type of device in the Source menu (the list of connections), the TV is set to the ideal Computer setting automatically.

If you use your computer to watch movies or use it to play games, you might want to set the TV back to the ideal TV watching or gaming setting.

To set the TV to the ideal setting manually . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

compter

3. Select movie) and press OK.

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu. Remember to set the Game or computer setting back

3.15

TV settings

and press OK.

Game

Computer

when you stop playing the game.

and press

Setup

(for gaming) or select

Picture

Advanced

OK.

Computer

Game or

(for watching a

Headphones

You can connect a set of headphones to  connection on the TV. The connection is a mini-jack 3.5mm. You can adjust the volume of the headphones separately.

To adjust the volume . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select press OK.

3. Press  (up) or  (down) to adjust the volume.

4. Press , repeatedly if necessay, to close the menu.

TV settings > Sound

Setup

and press

OK.

Headphone volume

and

Switch on

4.1

On or Standby

Make sure you plugged in the mains power on the back of the TV before you switch on the TV. If the red indicator light is off, press the power button on the side of the TV to put the TV in standby - the red indicator will light up.

With the TV in standby, press  on the remote control to switch the TV On.

Switch to standby

To switch the TV to standby, press  on the remote control.

Switch Off

To switch the TV Off, press the power button on the side of the TV. The red indicator light is off. The TV is still connected to the mains power but consumes a minimum of energy. To switch off the TV completely, disconnect the power plug. When disconnecting the power plug, always pull the power plug, never the cord. Ensure that you have full access to the power plug, power cord and outlet socket at all times.

Remote control

5.1

Key overview

Top



BACK

To switch back to the previous channel you selected. To close a menu without changing a setting.

HOME

To open or close the home menu.



EXIT

To switch back to watching TV.



OPTIONS

To open or close the Options menu.

8. OK key

To confirm a selection or setting.

1. 

Standby

To switch the TV On or back to Standby.

2. Playback

- Play , to playback.

- Pause , to pause playback

- Stop , to stop playback

- Rewind , to rewind

- Fast forward , to go fast forward

- Record , to record now



To open or close the TV guide.



SETUP

To open the Settings menu.



To open or close the Picture format menu.

keys

TV GUIDE

FORMAT

Middle

Arrow / navigation

To navigate up, down, left or right.

10.



LIST

To open or close the channel list.

keys

Bottom



Volume

To adjust the volume level.

Number keys

To select a TV channel directly or to enter text.

SUBTITLE

To switch subtitles on, off or Automatic.

and

text keypad



SOURCES

To open or close the Sources menu - the list of connected devices.

Colour keys

The buttons function follow the on-screen instructions.



INFO

To open or close programme info.



Channel

To switch to the next or previous channel in the channel list, to open the next or previous page in Text or start the next or previous chapter on a disc.



Mute

To mute the sound or to restore it.

TEXT

To open or close Text / Teletext.

5.2

IR sensor

The TV can receive commands from a remote control that uses IR (infrared) to send commands. If you use such a remote control, always make sure you point the remote control at the infrared sensor on the front of the TV.

5.3

Batteries

1. Slide the battery door in the direction shown by the arrow.

2. Replace the old batteries with 2 type

AAA-LR03-1.5V

of the batteries line up correctly.

3. Reposition the battery door.

4. Slide it back until it clicks.

batteries. Make sure the + and the - ends

Remove the batteries if you are not using the remote control for a long time. Safely dispose of your old batteries according to the end of use directions.

5.4

Cleaning

Your remote control is treated with a scratch-resistant coating. To clean the remote control, use a soft damp cloth. Never use

substances such as alcohol, chemicals or household cleaners on the remote control.

Channel list

TV channels

6.1

Watching TV channels

Switch channels

To watch TV channels, press . The TV tunes to the TV channel you last watched.

Alternatively, press to open the Home menu and select

and press OK.

To switch channels, press   or  . If you know the channel number, type in the number with the number keys.

Press OK after you entered the number to switch channel.

To switch back to the previously tuned channel, press .



LIST

to open the

To switch to a channel from a channel list

While watching a TV channel, press channel lists.

View all channel list

1. While watching a TV channel, press

channel list.

2. Press

3. Select

New channels

Favourite channels

You can create a favourite channel list that only holds the channels you want to watch. With the Favourite channel list selected, you will only see your favourite channels when you switch through channels.

Create your favourite channel list

1. While watching a TV channel, press

channel list.

2. Select the channel to mark as favourite and

press

3. Select

marked with a .

4. To finish, press . The channels are added to the Favourites

list.

5. To remove a channel from the favourites list, select the

channel with a , then press

favourites

Reorder

You can reorder — reposition — channels in the Favourite channel list.



OPTIONS

, then you can select

List



OPTIONS Add favourites

and press OK.

to open Option menu.

and press OK. The selected channel is





All, Favourites, Radio



OPTIONS

to open the

LIST

to open the

LIST

, select

, and

Remove

The channel list can have several pages with channels. To view the next or previous page, press To close the channel lists without switching channel, press

again.

LIST

Radio channels

If digital broadcasting is available, digital radio station are installed during installation. Switch to a radio channel just like you switch to a TV channel.



 



1. In the channel list

to reposition.

2. Press

3. Select

4. Select the channel to reorder and press OK.

5. Press the

to another location and press OK.

6. Once complete, press

7. Select

You can highlight another channel and do the same.

Add or remove favourites in other channel lists

You can mark channels and radio stations as favourites from the

All, Radio

In these lists, highlight a channel you want to add to the favourite list and press

The selected channel is marked with a . To remove a channel from the favourites list, select

favourites



Reorder

Navigation buttons

Exit reorder

and

and press OK.

Favourites

OPTIONS

and press OK.

channel list.

New



OPTIONS

, highlight the channel you want

to move the highlighted channel



. Select

OPTIONS

Add favourites

and press

Remove

Rename channels

You can rename channels in the channel list.

1. Select the channel you want to rename in one of the channel lists.

2. Press 

3. Select

Lock a channel

To prevent children from watching a channel or a programme, you can lock channels or lock age rated programmes.

Lock a channel

You can lock a channel to prevent children from watching it. To watch a locked channel you need to enter the Child lock code. You cannot lock programmes from connected devices.

To lock a channel . . .

1. While watching a TV channel, press

Channel list

2. In any list, select the channel you want to lock.

3. Press a locked channel is marked with a lock .

To unlock a channel, select the locked channel in the channel list, press to enter the Child lock code.

Parental rating

To prevent children from watching a programme not suitable for their age, you can use an age rating.

Some digital broadcasters have age rated their programmes. When the age rating of a programme is equal to or higher than the age you have set as age rating for your child, the programme will be locked. To watch a locked programme you must enter the child lock code. The parental age rating is set for all channels.

Rename



OPTIONS



OPTIONS

and press OK.

and select

, then select



Lock channel

Unlock channel

to open the

LIST

. In a channel list,

. You will need

1. Press and select

2. Select

press OK.

3. If a code is set already, enter the current Child lock code and

then enter the new code twice. The new code is set.

Forgotten your code?

To override and enter a new child lock code in case you forget it, enter

Channel settings

8888

and press OK.

Setup

Child lock

Change code

and

Picture format

If black bars appear on top and bottom or on both sides of the picture, you can adjust the picture format to a format that fills the screen.

To change the picture format . . .

1. While watching a TV channel, press  to open the

menu.

format

2. Select a format from the list and press OK.

The following format can be available according the picture on screen . . .

- Auto

Adjust the picture format according to the input source.

Super zoom

Removes the black bars on the side of 4:3 broadcasts. The picture is adjusted to fit the screen.

- Movie expand 16:9

Scale 4:3 format to 16:9. Not recommended for HD or PC.

- Wide screen

Stretches the picture to a 16:9 format.

Unscaled

Expert mode for HD or PC input. Pixel for pixel display. Black bars may appear with pictures from a computer.

Picture

To set an age rating . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select press

3. Enter a 4-digit Child lock code. Enter a 4-digit Child lock code and confirm. Now you can set an age rating.

4. Set the age and press OK.

5. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

6. To switch off the parental age rating, select setting.

The TV will ask for the code to unlock the programme. For some broadcasters / operators, the TV only locks programmes with a higher rating.

Set or change the lock code

To set the lock code or to change the current code . . .

Channel settings

OK.

and press OK.

Setup

Child lock

Parental rating

None

and

as age

- 4:3

Display the classic 4:3 format.

Text / Teletext

Text pages

To open Text (Teletext) while you are watching TV channels, press To close Text, press TEXT again.

TEXT

Select a Text page

To select a page . . .

1. Enter the page number with the number keys.

2. Use the arrow keys to navigate.

3. Press a colour key to select a colour-coded subject at the bottom of the screen.

Text sub-pages

A Text page number can hold several subpages. The subpage numbers are shown on a bar next to the main page number. To select a subpage, press  or .

T.O.P. Text pages

Some broadcasters offer T.O.P. Text. To open T.O.P. Text pages within Text, press and select

Favourite pages

The TV makes a list of the last 10 Text pages you opened. You can easily reopen them again in the Favourite Text pages column.

1. In Text, select the star in the top left corner of the screen to show the column of favourite pages.

2. Press  (down) or  (up) to select a page number and press

T.O.P. overview

to open the page.



OPTIONS

Text options

In Text, press

- Freeze page / Unfreeze page

To stop the automatic rotation of subpages.

- Dual screen / Full screen

To show the TV channel and Text alongside each other.

- T.O.P. overview

To open T.O.P. Text.

- Enlarge / Normal view

To enlarge the Text page for comfortable reading.

- Reveal

To unhide hidden information on a page.

- Cycle subpages

To cycle subpages when these are available

- Language

To switch the group of characters that Text uses to display correctly.

- Text 2.5

To activate the Text 2.5 for more colours and better graphics.

Text setup



OPTIONS

to select the following . . .

You can clear the list with the option

Search Text

You can select a word and scan Text for all occurences of this word.

1. Open a Text page and press OK.

2. Select a word or number with the arrow keys.

3. Press OK again to jump immediately to the next occurence of this word or number.

4. Press OK again to jump to the subsequent occurence.

5. To stop searching, press  (up) until nothing is selected.

Text from a connected device

Some devices that receive TV channels can also offer Text. To open Text from a connected device . . .

1. Press , select the device and press OK.

2. While watching a channel on the device, press select

3. Press  to hide the device keys.

4. To close Text, press  again.

Digital Text (UK only)

Some digital broadcasters offer dedicated Digital Text or interactive TV on their digital TV channels. This includes normal Text using the number, colour and arrow keys to select and navigate.

To close Digital Text, press .

Show device keys

and select the  key and press OK.

Clear favourite pages



OPTIONS

Text language

Some digital TV broadcasters have several Text languages available. To set your primary and secondary Text language . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

4. Select your preferred Text languages.

5. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Text 2.5

If available, Text 2.5 offers more colours and better graphics. Text 2.5 is activated as a standard factory setting. To switch off Text 2.5 . . .

1. Press

2. While watching the teletext, press 

3. Select

4.Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Setup Channel settings Primary Teletext

TEXT

Text 2.5

Off

and press OK.

Languages

Secondary Teletext

OPTIONS

Subtitles and languages

Subtitles

Switch subtitles on

To open the Subtitle menu, press You can set subtitles to

SUBTITLE

Subtitles off, Subtitles on,

Automatic

To show subtitles when the broadcasted programme is not in your language — the language you set for the TV, select

Automatic

mute the sound with . For analogue channels, subtitles must be made available in

. Also, this setting will show subtitles when you

Text

To set the primary and secondary audio language . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

audio language

4. Select a language and press OK.

5. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu. To select an audio language when none of your preferred audio

language is available . . .

Channel settings Primary audio language

and press OK.

Setup

and select

Languages.

Secondary

Subtitles for digital channels

There is no need to set subtitles in Text for digital channels. Digital channels can offer several subtitle languages for a programme. You can set a preferred primary and secondary subtitle language. If subtitles in one of these languages are available, the TV will show them. If none of the preferred subtitle languages are available, you can select another subtitle language which is available.

To set the primary and secondary subtitle language . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

subtitle language

4. Select a language and press OK.

5. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu. To select a subtitle language when none of your preferred

languages are available . . .

1. Press

2. Select temporarily and press OK.

Channel settings

Primary subtitle language

and press OK.



OPTIONS

Subtitle language

and press OK.

Setup

and select

and select a language you want

Languages.

Secondary

1. Press

2. Select temporarily and press OK.

Audio languages for the hearing and visually impaired

Some digital TV channels broadcast special audio and subtitles adapted for people who are hearing or visually impaired.

Menu language

To change the language or the TV menus and messages . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select press OK.

3. Select the language you want and press OK.

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

6.2



OPTIONS

Audio language

TV settings

and select an audio language you want

and press OK.

Setup

General settings

Menu language

and

Channel installation

Update channels

Subtitles for analogue channels

For analogue channels, you need to make the subtitles available for each channel manually.

1. Switch to a channel and press

2. Enter the page number for subtitles, usually

3. Press If you select On in the Subtitle menu when watching this

analogue channel, subtitles will be shown if available. To know if a channel is analogue or digital, switch to the channel and open

Audio languages

Digital TV channels can broadcast audio with several spoken languages for a programme. You can set a preferred primary and secondary audio language. If audio in one of these languages is available, the TV will switch to this audio. If none of the preferred audio languages is available, you can select another audio language which is available.

again, to close Text.

TEXT

in the

Status

Options

TEXT

menu.

to open Text.

888

Automatic update

If you receive digital channels, you can set the TV to automatically update the list with new channels. Alternatively, you can start a channel update yourself.

Automatic channel update

Once a day, at 6 AM, the TV updates the channels and stores new channels. New channels are stored in the All channels list but also in the New channels list. Empty channels are removed. If new channels are found or if channels are updated or removed, a message is shown at TV start up. The TV must be in standby to automatically update channels.

To switch off the message at start up . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select To switch off the Automatic channel update . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

Channel settings Channel installation

Channel settings

and press OK.

Setup

and press OK.

Setup

and press OK.

Channel update message

Off

3. Select .

Off

Channel installation

Automatic channel update

3. Press OK to confirm.

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Start an update

To start an update yourself . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

The update may take a few minutes. In certain countries, the Automatic channel update is done while

watching TV or any moment when the TV is in standby.

New channels

New channels added with the automatic channel update are easy to find in the channel list also stored in the

New channels are kept in the channel list don't mark them as a favourite or tune to them.

Setup Search for channels Update channels

All

and follow the instructions on screen.

Radio

and press OK.

. The same new channels are

New

channel list.

as long as you

New

Reinstall channels

You can search for and reinstall channels and leave all other TV settings untouched. Alternatively, you can do a full new TV installation.

Channel list copy

Introduction

Channel list copy is intended for dealers and expert users. In some countries, Channel list copy is only availble for copying satellite channels.

With

Channel list copy

one TV onto another Philips TV of the same range. With Channel list copy, you avoid the time-consuming channel search by uploading a predefined channel list on a TV. Use a USB flash drive of minimum 1 GB.

Conditions

- Both TVs are from the same year range.

- Both TVs have the same hardware type. Check the hardware type on the TV type plate on the back of the TV. Typically noted as Q . . . LA

- Both TVs have compatible software versions.

Current version

You can check the current version of the TV software with

Current software info

, you can copy the channels installed on

 > Setup > Software settings

If a child lock code is set, you will need to enter this code before you can reinstall channels.

Reinstall channels

To reinstall the channels only . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select the country where you install the TV.

4. Select search may take a few minutes. Follow the instructions on screen.

Full installation

To redo a full TV installation . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select press OK. The installation may take a few minutes. Follow the instructions on screen.

Factory settings

Factory settings sets the TV back to the original TV settings for picture and sound. To switch back to the original Factory settings . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select press OK.

Search for channels

Antenna (DVB-T)

TV settings

and press OK.

Setup

Re-install Channels

Cable (DVB-C)

and press

. The channel

and press OK.

Setup

General settings

Reinstall TV

and

and press OK.

Setup

General settings

Factory settings

and

Copy channel list

To copy a channel list . . .

1. Switch on the TV which has its channels installed. Plug in a USB memory device.

2. Press and select

3. Select

list

from this TV, you might be asked to enter the Child lock code you entered during the installation.

4. When copying is done, unplug the USB memory device. Now you can upload the copied channel list onto another

Philips TV.

Upload channel list

Upload a copied channel list

Depending on whether your TV is already installed or not, you must use a different way to upload a channel list.

To a TV that is not yet installed

1. Plug in the power plug to start the installation and select language and country. You can skip Search for channels. Finish the installation.

2. Plug in the USB memory device that holds the channel list of

TV settings

Copy to USB

and press OK. To copy the channel list

and press OK.

Setup

General settings

Copy channel

the other TV.

3. To start the channel list upload, press and select press OK.

4. Select

Copy to TV

Child lock code of this TV.

5. The TV notifies you if the channel list is copied to the TV successfully. Unplug the USB memory device.

TV settings

and press OK. You might be asked to enter the

General settings

Copy channel list

Setup

and

Manual

Channel number conflicts

In some countries, different TV channels (broadcasters) might have the same channel number. While installing, the TV shows the list with channel number conflicts. You need to select which TV channel you want to install on a channel number with multiple TV channels.

To an already installed TV

1. Verify the country setting of the TV. (To verify this setting, press and select

channels Cancel

If the country is correct continue with step 2. If the country is not correct, you need to start a reinstallation. To start the reinstallation, press and select Select Select the correct country and skip the Search for channels. Finish the installation. When done, continue with step 2.

2. Plug in the USB memory device that holds the channel list of the other TV.

3. To start the channel list upload, press and select press OK.

4. Select

Copy to TV

Child lock code of this TV.

5. The TV notifies you if the channel list is copied to the TV successfully. Unplug the USB memory device.

Reinstall channels

to leave the Search for channels.)

TV settings

and press OK. You might be asked to enter the

and press OK. Select

Setup

and press OK. Press  and later

General settings

Search for

and press OK.

Setup

Re-install TV

Copy channel list

> OK.

Setup

and

DVB-T or DVB-C

DVB-T + DVB-C

If you can use a DVB-T antenna input but also a DVB-C input, you can set up your TV for both DVB-T and DVB-C. Install one system followed by the other with the necessary settings. Once each system is installed, you need to switch the antenna input signal on the and set the TV in the appropriate system to view the installed channels on TV. To select the DVB-T or DVB-C setting, see above.

DVB settings

Access DVB settings

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

4. Select the country where you install this TV.

5. Select

6. Select

settings

7. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Search for channels Re-install Channels

Cable (DVB-C) Start to search channels

Antenna

Setup

connection on the back of the TV

and press OK.

, or select

Settings for DVB-C

DVB-T or DVB-C reception

If both DVB-T and DVB-C reception is available in your country and if this TV is ready to receive DVB-T and DVB-C for your country, you have selected one or the other during the channel installation.

If you want to change the DVB setting to start a new channel installation . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

Antenna (DVB-T)

4. Select the DVB setting you want.

5. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

DVB-C channel installation

For ease of use, all DVB-C settings are set to automatic. If your DVB-C provider gave you specific DVB-C values, the network ID or network frequency, enter these values when the TV asks for them during installation. It might be necessary to adjust the scanning (full or quick scan) or enter a specific symbol rate in the installing. To set a

Channel settings Channel installation

Symbol rate

and press OK.

Setup

and press OK.

Antenna connection

Cable (DVB-C)

, first set the Symbol rate to

and press OK.

Settings

menu while

Symbol rate mode

If your cable provider did not give you a specific value to install the TV channels, leave the setting on

If you received a specific symbol rate value, select However, the value you received could be in the predefined list of symbol rates already. Select check if your value is available automatically.

Symbol rate

With the symbol rate value you received from your cable provider. To enter the value, use the number keys.

Network frequency

With here the network frequency value received from your cable provider. To enter the value, use the number keys.

Automatic

Symbol rate mode

Frequency scan

set to

Predefined symbol rates

set to

Manual

Quick

Advanced

symbol rate

Symbol rate mode

Manual

, you can enter the

, you can enter

Frequency scan

Select the method of searching for channels. You can select the faster

scan method and use the predefined settings used

Quick

by most cable providers in your country. If this results in having no channels installed or if some channels

are missing, you can select the extended

scan method. This

Full

method will take more time to search for and install channels.

Network ID

To fine tune a channel, select

Fine tune

and press OK. You can fine tune the channel with  or . If you want to store the channel found, select

Done

and press

- Store

You can store the channel on the current channel number or as a new channel number. Select

Store current channel

Store as new channel

You can redo these steps until you found all available analogue TV channels.

With

Frequency scan

set to

, you can enter here the

Quick

network ID value received from your cable provider. To enter the value, use the number keys.

Digital channels

If you know your cable provider is not offering digital channels, you can skip searching for digital channels. Select

Off

Analogue channels

If you know your cable provider is not offering analogue channels, you can skip searching for analogue channels. Select

Off

Free / Scrambled

If you have a subscription and a CAM - Conditional Access Module for pay TV services, select

Free + scrambled

. If you did

not subscribe to pay TV channels or services, you can select

Free channels only

Manual installation

Analogue TV channels can be manually installed, channel by channel.

To install analogue channels manually . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

manual installation

Channel settings

and press OK.

System

To set up the TV system, select

and press OK.

Setup

Channel installation

System

Analogue :

and press OK. Select your country or the part of the world where you are now.

- Search channel

To find a channel, select

and press OK. You can also enter a frequency yourself. If

the reception is poor, press the channel, select

Search channel

and press OK.

Done

and press OK. Select

again. If you want to store

- Fine tune

TV guide

7.1

Using the TV guide

What you need

With the TV guide you can view a list of the current and scheduled TV programmes of your channels. Depending on where the TV guide information (data) is coming from, analogue and digital channels or only digital channels are shown. Not all channels offer TV guide information.

The TV can collect TV guide information for the channels that are installed on the TV (e.g the channels you watch with Watch TV). The TV cannot collect the TV guide information for channels viewed from a digital receiver.

Open the TV guide

To open the TV guide, press

Press



TV GUIDE

again to close.



TV GUIDE

day

Select

Previous day, Today

the day of the schedule.

Next day

and press OK, to select

Search by genre

If the information is available, you can look up scheduled programmes by genre like movies, sports, etc.

To search for programmes by genre, press select

Search by genre

Select a genre and press OK. A list with the found programmes appears.

7.2



OPTIONS

and

Recordings

From the TV guide, you can instantly record or schedule a recording of a TV programme. To store the recordings, connect a USB Hard Drive to the TV.

The first time you open the TV guide, the TV scans all TV channels for programme information. This may take several minutes. TV guide data is stored in the TV.

Tune to a programme

Switch to a programme

From the TV guide, you can switch to a current programme. To select a programme, use the arrow keys to highlight the programme name. Navigate to the right to view programmes scheduled later that day. To switch to the programme (channel), select the programme and press OK.

View programme details

To call up the details of the selected programme, press

INFO



Change day

7.3

Receiving TV guide data

In some regions and for some channels, TV guide information might not be available. The TV can collect TV guide information for the channels that are installed on the TV (e.g. the channels you watch with Watch TV). The TV cannot collect the TV guide information from channels viewed from a digital receiver or decoder.

The TV comes with the information set to

broadcaster

Set the TV guide information

To set the TV guide information . . .

1. Press and select

2. Press  key.

3. Select

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV guide

From the broadcaster

From the

The TV guide can show scheduled programmes for the upcoming days (maximum up to 8 days).

If the TV guide information comes from the broadcaster, you can press Press

 

Alternatively, you can press

to view the schedule of one of the next days.



to go back to the previous day.



OPTIONS

and select

Change

Sources

8.1

Sources list

In the list of connections - the Source menu - you can find the devices connected to the TV.From this Source menu, you can switch to a device.

Sources menu

To open the Sources menu, press To switch to a connected device, select the device with the arrows  (left) or  (right) and press OK. To close the Source menu without switching to a device, press



SOURCES

8.2

again.



SOURCES

From standby

With the TV in standby, you can switch on a connected device with your TV remote control.

8.3

EasyLink

With

EasyLink

remote control. EasyLink uses HDMI CEC to communicate with the connected devices. Devices must support HDMI CEC and must be connected with an HDMI connection.

you can operate a connected device with the TV

Play

To switch on both disc player and TV from standby and start playing the disc or programme immediately, press  (play) on the TV remote control. The device should be connected with an HDMI cable and both TV and device must have HDMI CEC switched on.

Home Theatre System You can switch on your Home Theatre System to listen to an

audio disc or a radio channel and leave the TV in standby. To only switch on the HTS, with the TV in standby, press

SOURCES

on the TV remote control.



Timers and clock

9.1

Sleep timer

With the sleep timer, you can set the TV to switch to standby automatically after a preset time.

To set the sleep timer . . .

3. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

1. Press and select

2. Select With the slider bar you can set the time to up to 180 minutes in increments of 5 minutes. If set to 0 minutes, the sleep timer is switched off.You can always switch off your TV earlier or reset the time during the countdown.

3. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

9.2

TV settings

and press OK.

Setup

General settings

Sleep timer

Clock

To know what time it is, press the TV guide.

In some countries, digital broadcasts do not send UTC Coordinated Universal Time information. The daylight saving change might be ignored and the TV might show an incorrect time.

To correct the TV clock . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

mode

3. Select

TV settings

and select

Daylight saving

Setup

Country dependent



TV GUIDE

and press OK.

General settings

and select the appropriate setting.

to find the time in

Clock > Auto clock

9.3

Auto switch off

If you do not press a key on the remote control during a 4 hour period, or if the TV receives no input signal nor remote control commands for 10 minutes, the TV switches off automatically to save energy.

If you use the TV as a monitor or use a digital receiver to watch TV (a Set-top box - STB) and you do not use the remote control of the TV, you should deactivate the automatic switch off.

To deactivate the

1. Press and select

2. Select set the slider bar to

TV settings

Auto switch off

Setup

General settings

0 (Off)

. . .

and press OK.

> Auto switch off and

- Start slideshow, Stop slideshow

Start or stop slideshow.

Your photos, videos and music

10.1

From a USB connection

What you need

You can view your photos or play your music and videos from a connected USB flash drive or USB Hard Drive.

From a USB device

With the TV switched on, plug in a USB flash drive or USB Hard Drive to one of the USB connections. The TV detects the device and lists your files. If the list does not appear automatically, press select

Browse USB

and press OK.



SOURCES

- Slideshow transitions

Set the transition from one picture to the next.

- Slideshow frequency

Select the display time for each photo.

- Repeat, Play once

View the pictures repeatedly or once only.

- Shuffle off, Shuffle on

View the pictures in sequential order, or at random.

- Rotate image

Rotate photo.

- Show info

Display the picture name, date, size and next picture in the slide show.

To close

Browse USB

, press and select another activity.

Play music

Menu bar

With a USB device connected, the TV sorts the files by type. Navigate to the menu bar and select the type of file you are looking for. If you browse files from a computer, you can only browse the files and folders as they are organized on the computer.

The menu bar

Navigate to the menu bar and select the type of file you want to watch or play. Select

Picture, Music

Folders

view and browse your folders to look for a file.

. Alternatively, you can open the

Movie

In the USB browser, select

Options

Press

- Stop playback

Stop music play.

- Repeat, Play once

Play songs repeatedly or once.

- Shuffle on, Shuffle off

Play songs in sequence or at random.

- Show info

Display the file name. To close



OPTIONS

Browse USB

, press and select another activity.

and press OK.

Music

Play videos

In the USB browser, select

Options

and press OK.

Movie

View photos

In the USB browser, select

Options

Press



OPTIONS

Picture

and press OK.

Press



OPTIONS

- Subtitles

Display the subtitles if available.

- Audio language

Play the audio language if available.

- Repeat, Play once

Play videos repeatedly or once.

- Shuffle on, Shuffle off

Play videos in sequence or at random.

- Show info

Display the file name. To close

Browse USB

, press and select another activity.

Pause TV

11.1

Pause TV

You can pause a TV broadcast and resume watching it later. Only digital TV channels can be paused. You must connect a USB Hard Drive to buffer the broadcast. You can pause a broadcast for a maximum time span of 90 minutes.

Pause or resume a broadcast

To pause a broadcast, press  (Pause). A progress bar appears briefly on screen. To call up the progress bar, press  (Pause) again. To resume watching, press  (Play). The icon on screen indicates you are watching a paused broadcast.

Back to the actual TV broadcast To switch back to the actual TV broadcast, press  (Stop). The moment you switch to a digital channel, the USB Hard

Drive starts buffering the broadcast. When you switch to another digital channel, the broadcast of the new channel is buffered and the broadcast of the former channel is cleared. When you switch to a connected device (a Blu-ray Disc player or digital receiver) the USB Hard Drive stops buffering and the broadcast is cleared. Also when you switch the TV to standby the broadcast is cleared.

Whilst recording a programme on the USB Hard Drive, you cannot pause a broadcast.

Instant replay

Whilst watching a broadcast from a digital TV channel, you can easily instant replay the broadcast. To replay the last 10 seconds of a broadcast, press  (Pause) and press  (Left). You can press  repeatedly until you reach the start of the broadcast buffer or the maximum time span.

Progress bar

With the progress bar on screen, press  (Rewind) or press  (Forward) to select from where you want to start viewing the paused broadcast. Press these keys repeatedly to change speed.

List of recordings

Recording

12.1

What you need

To record a TV programme you need . . .

- a connected USB Hard Drive formatted on this TV

- digital TV channels installed on this TV (the channels you watch with Watch TV)

- to receive channel information for the built-in TV guide

12.2

Record a programme

Record now

To record the programme you are watching, press  (Record) on the remote control.

If you receive TV guide information from the broadcaster, the recording starts immediately. You can adjust the end time of the recording in the list of recordings. To stop recording, press  (Stop).

To view the list of recordings and scheduled recordings, press , select



Recordings

In this list, you can select a recording to watch, remove recorded programmes, adjust the end time of an ongoing recording or check the free disc space.

Remove a scheduled recording from TV Guide or the list of recordings

- Press

- In TV Guide, select a scheduled recording programme, then press 



List

Cancel recording

and press OK.

to open the list, then press .

Specifics

- While recording a programme, you can watch a previously recorded programme.

- While recording, you cannot switch TV channels.

- While recording, you cannot pause the TV broadcast.

- To Record, broadcasters need a reliable clock setting. If you reset the TV clock manually, recordings may fail.

12.3

Schedule a recording

You can schedule a recording of an upcoming programme for today or a few days from today (maximum of 8 days away).

1. To schedule a recording, press On the TV guide page, select the channel and programme you wish to record. You can enter the channel number to jump to the channel in the list. Press  (Right) or  (Left) to scroll through the programmes of a channel. To change the date of the list, press

Change day

2. With the programme highlighted, press adds some time buffer at the end of the programme. You can add some extra buffer if needed.

. In the list, select the day you want and press OK.



TV Guide



OPTIONS



Record

and select

. The TV

If you plan to record a programme in your absence, remember to

Watch a recording

To watch a recording . . .

1. Press , select

2. In the list, select the recording and press  (Play) to start the playback. You can use the  (Forward),  (Rewind),  (Pause) or  (Stop) keys on the remote control.

Failed recording

When a scheduled recording was prevented by the broadcaster or when the broadcast was interrupted, a recording is marked as

Failed



Recordings

and press OK.

leave the TV switched to standby and the USB Hard Drive switched on.

Picture settings

Settings

13.1

Picture

Picture style

For easy picture adjustment, you can select a preset setting with

Picture style

1. While watching a TV channel, press the

Options

2. Select

style

3. Select a style and press OK. The available Picture styles are . . .

- Personal

- Vivid

- Natural

- Movie

- Energy saving

- Standard

- Photo



OPTIONS

menu.

Picture and sound

- Your preferences made in Quick picture settings

- Ideal for daylight viewing

- Natural picture settings

- Ideal for watching movies

- Energy-efficient settings

- Factory standard settings

- Ideal for viewing photos

in the menu bar and select

to open

Picture

Backlight contrast

With

Backlight contrast

display backlight. To adjust the level . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and adjust the value with  (up) or  (down).

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Colour

With picture.

To adjust the colour . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and adjust the value with  (up) or  (down).

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings

, you can adjust the colour saturation of the

Colour

TV settings

, you can adjust the brightness of the

and press OK.

Setup

Picture

and press OK.

Picture

Backlight contrast

Colour

Adjust a Picture style

You can adjust a Picture style . . .

1. Select the style and press OK.

2. Press and select

3. Select it.

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu. To return to the original Picture style values . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select style you want to reset.

3. Select

Vivid

If the Picture style is switched back to switch on the TV, the TV location is set to meant for in-store promotion. To set the TV for Home use . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings

Restore style

TV settings

Home

and press OK.

Setup

, navigate to the individual setting and adjust

and press OK.

Setup

and press OK. The style is reset.

Setup

and press OK.

Picture

General settings

Picture style

Vivid

and press OK.

and select the

every time you

. A setting

Shop

Location

and press

Sharpness

With

Sharpness

detail of the picture. To adjust the sharpness . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and adjust the value with  (up) or  (down).

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Noise reduction

With

Noise reduction

reduction for the picture. To set the noise reduction . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and select

Maximum

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

, you can adjust the level of sharpness in fine

and press OK.

Setup

TV settings

, you can select the amount of noise

Setup

Picture

Sharpness

and press OK.

Noise reduction

Off, Minimum, Medium

MPEG artefact reduction

With

MPEG artefact reduction

transitions in the picture. MPEG artefacts are mostly visible as small blocks or jagged edges in images.

, you can smoothen the digital

To reduce the MPEG artefact . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and select On or

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Digital Crystal Clear

With match the surrounding pixels and produce a brilliant, highdefinition image.

TV settings

Digital Crystal Clear

and press OK.

Setup

Picture

MPEG artefact reduction

Off

, you can fine-tune each pixel to

make the Custom tint menu available. Custom tint is a setting intended for expert users.

To set a custom colour temperature . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right).

4. Select a setting with the arrow keys. (WP is white point and BL is black level.)

5. Press OK to confirm a setting. You can also select one of the presets in this menu.

6. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings

Setup

Picture

and press OK.

Advanced

Custom tint

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and select the settings.

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu. The different settings are . . .

- Advanced sharpness

lines and contours in the picture.

- Dynamic contrast

dark, medium and light areas of the picture.

- Dynamic backlight

dynamic power consumption and picture contrast.

- Colour enhancement

details of colours.

Advanced picture settings

Gamma

With luminance and contrast.

To adjust the level . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and adjust the value with  (up) or  (down).

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings

Gamma

TV settings

- Dynamically enhance the details in the

, you can adjust the non-linear setting for picture

and press OK.

Setup

- Enable superior sharpness, especially on

- Select a backlight level to optimise

- Dynamically enhance the vividness and

Setup

Picture

and press OK.

Picture

Digital Crystal Clear

Advanced

Gamma

Video contrast

With

Video contrast

contrast. To adjust the level . . .

Press and select

Select

(down).

Brightness

With picture signal. Brightness is a setting intended for expert users. We recommend non-expert users to adjust the brightness with the

To adjust the level . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and adjust the value with  (up) or  (down).

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

13.2

TV settings

Press  (right) and adjust the value with  (up) or

Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Brightness

Backlight contrast

TV settings

, you can decrease the range of the video

and press OK.

Setup

, you can set the level of brightness of the

setting.

Setup

Picture

and press OK.

Picture

Advanced

Video contrast

Brightness



Tint

With To select a preset . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and select Select

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Custom tint

With To set a Custom tint, first select

, you can change the colour balance.

Tint

and press OK.

Setup

TV settings

Custom

Custom tint

if you want to set a colour temperature yourself.

, you can set a colour temperature yourself.

Picture

Normal, Warm

Custom

Advanced

> or

in the

Tint

Cool

Tint

setting to

Game or computer

You can switch the TV to the ideal picture setting for gaming or for using the TV as a computer monitor. There is a different setting for in the Source menu - Game console or Computer - the TV

switches automatically to the ideal setting when you switch to the device. If you switch the setting manually, do not forget to switch it off when you switch to watching TV or another connected device.

To switch the setting manually . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

computer

3. Select

TV settings

Game, Computer

Game

Computer

Setup

. If a device has a correct type set

and press OK.

Picture

Advanced

or TV. The setting TV returns to the

Game or

picture settings for watching TV.

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

13.3

Format and edges

Adjust a Sound style

You can adjust a Sound style . . .

1. Select the style and press OK.

2. Press and select

3. Select it.

4. Press  to close the menu to store your setting.

TV settings

and press OK.

Setup

, navigate to the individual setting and adjust

Picture format

If black bars appear on top and bottom or on both sides of the picture, you can adjust the picture format to a format that fills the screen.

To change the picture format . . .

While watching a TV channel, press  to open the

menu.

format

Select a format from the list and press OK.

Picture

Screen edges

With

Screen edges

distorted edges. To adjust the edges . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

edges

3. Press  (right) and adjust the value with  (up) or  (down).

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings

, you can slightly enlarge the picture to hide

and press OK.

Setup

Picture

Format and edges

Screen

To return to the original Sound style values . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

TV settings

Setup

Sound

and press OK.

Restore style.

Sound settings

Bass

With To adjust the level . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and adjust the value with  (up) or  (down).

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Treble

With

, you can adjust the level of low tones in the sound.

Bass

and press OK.

Setup

TV settings

, you can adjust the level of high tones in the sound.

Treble

Sound

Bass

13.4

Sound

Sound style

For easy sound adjustment, you can select a preset setting with

Sound style

1. While watching a TV channel, press the

Options

2. Select Picture and sound in the menu bar and select

style

3. Select a Sound style and press OK. The different Sound styles are . . .

Personal

and sound

- Original

- Movie

- News

- Music

- Game



OPTIONS

menu.

- Your personal choices made in Personalise picture

- Factory standard

- Ideal for watching movies

- Ideal for speech

- Ideal for listening to music

- Ideal for gaming

to open

Sound

To adjust the level . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and adjust the value with  (up) or  (down).

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Surround mode

With speakers.

To set the surround mode . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and select

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Headphones volume

With connected headphones separately.

TV settings

Surround mode

TV settings

Headphones volume

and press OK.

Setup

, you can set the sound effect of the TV

Setup

Sound

and press OK.

Sound

Stereo, Incredible surround

, you can set the volume of a

Treble

Surround mode

To adjust the volume . . .

1. Press



OPTIONS

and select

Picture and sound

in the

menu bar.

2. Press  (right) and select

3. Press  (up) or  (down) to adjust the volume.

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Headphones volume

and press OK.

Clear sound

With

Clear sound

news programmes. You can switch the speech improvement on or off.

, you improve the sound for speech. Ideal for

Advanced sound settings

Auto volume levelling

With

Auto volume leveling

level out sudden volume differences. Typically at the beginning of adverts or when you are switching channels.

To switch on or off . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

leveling

3. Press  (right) and select On or

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV speakers

You can send the TV sound to a connected audio device - a Home Theatre System or audio system. With select where you want to hear the TV sound and how you want to control it.

- If you select

- If you select On, the TV speakers are always on. With an audio device connected with HDMI CEC, you can use

one of the EasyLink settings.

- If you select device. The TV will switch off the TV speakers when the device is playing the sound.

- If you select audio device, send the TV sound to the device and switch off the TV speakers. With switch to TV speakers or device speakers in the Picture and sound menu.

TV settings

EasyLink

, you permanently switch off the TV speakers.

Off

EasyLink

EasyLink autostart

, you can set the TV to automatically

and press OK.

Setup

Sound

, the TV sends the TV sound to the audio

Advanced

Off

, the TV will switch on the

Auto volume

TV speakers

selected, you can still

, you

To switch on or off . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and select On or

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

HDMI1-ARC

If you do not need an Audio Return Channel (ARC) on any of the HDMI connections, you can switch the ARC signal off.

Audio Out format

With TV to fit the sound processing capabilities of your Home Theatre System.

Audio Out levelling

With Home Theatre System with the volume of the TV when you switch over from one to another.

Audio Out delay

If you set an Audio sync delay on your Home Theatre System, to synchronise the sound with the picture, you must switch off

Audio Out delay

Audio Out offset

TV settings

Audio Out format

Audio Out leveling

on the TV.

and press OK.

Setup

Sound

you can set the audio out signal of the

you can level the sound volume of the

Advanced

Off

Clear sound

To set the TV speakers . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and select

autostart

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu. To switch speakers directly . . .

1. While watching TV, press

and sound

2. Select

3. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings

Speakers

and select TV or

Setup

Sound

and press OK.

Advanced

Off, On, EasyLink



OPTIONS

Amplifier

TV speakers

EasyLink

and select

(audio device).

Picture

If you cannot set a delay on the Home Theatre System, you can set a delay on the TV with

Audio Out offset

Speakers

Home Theatre System

You can send the TV sound to a connected audio device - a Home Theatre System or audio system.

You can select where you want to hear the TV sound and how you want to control it.

- If you select

- If you select With an audio device connected with HDMI CEC, you can use

, you permanently switch off the TV speakers.

Off TV speakers

, the TV speakers are always on.

one of the EasyLink settings.

- If you select device. The TV will switch off the TV speakers when the device is playing the sound.

- If you select audio device, send the TV sound to the device and switch off the TV speakers. With EasyLink or EasyLink autostart selected, you can still switch to TV speakers if necessary.

To set the TV speakers . . .

EasyLink

EasyLink autostart

, the TV sends the TV sound to the audio

, the TV will switch on the

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Press  (right) and select

EasyLink autostart

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu. To switch to speakers directly . . .

1. While watching TV, press

2. Select

3. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings

Speakers

and select TV or

Setup

Sound

and press OK.

Sound output

Off, TV speakers, EasyLink



Amplifier

(audio system).

TV placement

As part of the first installation, this setting is set to either

TV stand

of the TV since then, adjust this setting accordingly for best sound reproduction.

1. Press and select

2. Select press OK.

3. Select

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

Wall mounted

TV settings

On a TV stand

.If you have changed the placement

and press OK.

Setup

General settings

Wall mounted

TV placement

and press OK.

On a

and

European energy label

Specifications

14.1

Environmental

Saving energy

The

Eco settings

While you are watching TV channels, press  to open

settings

Active settings are marked with a . You can mark or unmark each setting with the OK key. Press  again to close

Energy saving

This Picture style sets the picture, in the most ideal energy conscious setting.

Screen off

If you only listen to music, you can switch off the TV screen to save energy. Select press any key on the remote control.

Screen off

bundle the settings that help the environment.

Eco settings

and press OK. To switch the screen back on,

Eco

The

European Energy Label

efficiency class of this product. The greener the energy efficiency class of this product is, the lower the energy it consumes. On the label, you can find the energy efficiency class, the average power consumption of this product in use and the average energy consumption for 1 year. You can also find the power consumption values for this product on the Philips website for your country at

www.philips.com/TV

informs you on the energy

End of use

Disposal of your old product and batteries

Your product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components, which can be recycled and reused.

When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means that the product is covered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC.

Auto switch off

If you do not press a key on the remote control during a 4 hour period, or if the TV receives no signal for 10 minutes, the TV switches off automatically to save energy. If you use the TV as a monitor or use a digital receiver to watch TV (a Set-top box - STB) and you do not use the remote control of the TV, deactivate the automatic switch off.

In addition to the Eco settings, your TV also has environmentally friendly technology with regard to power consumption.

Inactive devices off

Switch off connected EasyLink HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronic Control) compliant devices that are inactive.

Power management

The advanced power management of this TV ensures the most efficient use of energy. You can check how your personal TV settings, the level of brightness in current onscreen pictures, and the surrounding light conditions determine the relative power consumption. To check the relative power consumption . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select a setting to check the corresponding values.

and press OK.

Setup

Watch demos > Active control Demo and press OK

Please inform yourself about the local separate collection system for electrical and electronic products.

Please act according to your local rules and do not dispose of your old products with your normal household waste. Correct disposal of your old product helps to prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health.

Your product contains batteries covered by the European Directive 2006/66/EC, which cannot be disposed with normal household waste.

Please find out for yourself about the local rules on separate collection of batteries because correct disposal will help to prevent negative consequences for the environment and human health.

14.2

Reception for PxHxxx9 / PxTxxx9

- Aerial input : 75 ohm coaxial (IEC75)

- Tuner bands : Hyperband; S-Channel; UHF; VHF

- DVB : DVB-T (terrestrial, antenna) COFDM 2K/8K; DVB-T2 : only for TV types '. . . T/12'; DVB-C (cable) QAM

- Analogue video playback : NTSC; SECAM; PAL

- Digital video playback : MPEG2 SD/HD (ISO/IEC 13818-2); MPEG4 SD/HD (ISO/IEC 14496-10)

- Digital audio playback (ISO/IEC 13818-3)

14.3

Display

Type

Diagonal screen size :

- 20Pxx4109 : 51 cm / 20 inch

- 22Pxx4109 : 56 cm / 22 inch

- 23Pxx4009 : 58 cm / 23 inch

- 24Pxx4109 : 61 cm / 24 inch

- 28Pxx4109 : 71 cm / 28 inch

- 32Pxx41x9 : 81 cm / 32 inch

- 39Pxx41x9 : 96 cm / 39 inch

- 40Pxx41x9 : 102 cm / 40 inch

- 42Pxx41x9 : 107 cm / 42 inch

- 47Pxx41x9 : 120 cm / 47 inch

- 50Pxx41x9 : 127 cm / 50 inch

- 32Pxx4009 : 81 cm / 32 inch

- 40Pxx4009 : 102 cm / 40 inch

- 50Pxx4009 : 127 cm / 50 inch

- 22Pxx4209 : 56 cm / 22 inch

- 24Pxx5219 : 61 cm / 24 inch

- 32Pxx43x9 : 81 cm / 32 inch

- 40Pxx43x9 : 102 cm / 40 inch

- 50Pxx43x9 : 127 cm / 50 inch

- 32Pxx5109 : 81 cm / 32 inch

- 40Pxx5109 : 102 cm / 40 inch

- 48Pxx5109 : 122 cm / 48 inch

- 55Pxx5109 : 140 cm / 55 inch

- 42Pxx5199 : 107 cm / 42 inch

- 47Pxx5199 : 119 cm / 47 inch

- 55Pxx5199 : 140 cm / 55 inch

- 42Pxx5209 : 107 cm / 42 inch

- 47Pxx5209 : 119 cm / 47 inch

- 55Pxx5209 : 140 cm / 55 inch Display resolution :

- PFxxxx9 : 1920x1080p

- PHxxxx9 : 1366x768p

Type

Diagonal screen size :

- 20Pxx4109 : 51 cm / 20 inch

- 22Pxx4109 : 56 cm / 22 inch

- 24Pxx4109 : 61 cm / 24 inch

- 28Pxx4109 : 71 cm / 28 inch

- 32Pxx41x9 : 81 cm / 32 inch

- 39Pxx41x9 : 96 cm / 39 inch

- 40Pxx41x9 : 102 cm / 40 inch

- 42Pxx41x9 : 107 cm / 42 inch

- 47Pxx41x9 : 120 cm / 47 inch

- 50Pxx41x9 : 127 cm / 50 inch Display resolution :

- PFxxxx9 : 1920x1080p

- PHxxxx9 : 1366x768p

Display resolutions

Computer formats - HDMI (Resolution - refresh rate) 640 x 480 - 60 Hz 800 x 600 - 60 Hz 1024 x 768 - 60 Hz 1280 X 720 - 60 Hz 1280 X 768 - 60 Hz 1280 x 1024 - 60 Hz 1360 x 768 - 60 Hz 1600 x 900 - 60 Hz* 1680 x 1050 - 60 Hz* 1920 x 1080 - 60 Hz*

Computer formats - VGA (Resolution - refresh rate) 640 x 480 - 60 Hz 800 x 600 - 60 Hz 1024 x 768 - 60 Hz 1280 x 1024 - 60 Hz 1360 x 768 - 60 Hz 1600 x 900 - 60 Hz* 1600 x 1200 - 60 Hz* 1920 x 1080 - 60 Hz*

Video formats (Resolution - refresh rate) 480i - 60 Hz 480p - 60 Hz 576i - 50 Hz 576p - 50 Hz 720p - 50Hz, 60 Hz 1080i - 50Hz, 60 Hz 1080p - 24Hz, 25Hz, 30Hz, 50Hz, 60 Hz

* For certain sets only.

14.4

Power

Product specifications are subject to change without notice. For more specification details of this product, see www.philips.com/support

Power

- Mains power : AC 220-240V +/-10%

- Ambient temperature : 5°C to 35°C

- Standby power consumption : less than 0.3W

- Power saving features : Eco mode, Picture mute (for radio), Auto switch off , Eco settings menu.

The power rating stated on the product typeplate is the power consumption for this product during normal household use (IEC 62087 Ed.2). The maximum power rating, stated between brackets, is used for electrical safety (IEC 60065 Ed. 7.2).

Width 635.1 mm - Height 438 mm - Depth 190 mm - Weight ±4.89 kg

32Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 725.7 mm - Height 432.1 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±5.06 kg

- with TV stand: Width 725.7 mm - Height 487.8 mm - Depth 190 mm - Weight ±5.66 kg

39Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 878.3 mm - Height 517.4 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±6.88 kg

- with TV stand: Width 878.3 mm - Height 571.4 mm - Depth 250 mm - Weight ±8.9 kg

14.5

Dimensions and weights_41x9/4209

20Pxx4109

- without TV stand: Width 460.9 mm - Height 299 mm - Depth 53.3 mm - Weight ±2.62 kg

- with TV stand: Width 460.9 mm - Height 343.5 mm - Depth 145 mm - Weight ±2.83 kg

22Pxx4109/22Pxx4209

- without TV stand: Width 509.7 mm - Height 322.7 mm - Depth 55.5 mm - Weight ±3.03 kg

- with TV stand: Width 509.7 mm - Height 367.2 mm - Depth 145 mm - Weight ±3.24 kg

24Pxx4109

- without TV stand: Width 550.4 mm - Height 345.7 mm - Depth 55.5 mm - Weight ±3.3 kg

- with TV stand: Width 550.4 mm - Height 386.8 mm - Depth 145 mm - Weight ±3.51 kg

28Pxx4109

- without TV stand: Width 635.1 mm - Height 396.7 mm - Depth 80.8 mm - Weight ±4.33 kg

- with TV stand:

40Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 919 mm - Height 538.5 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±7.68 kg

- with TV stand: Width 919 mm - Height 594.1 mm - Depth 250 mm - Weight ±9.14 kg

42Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 958 mm - Height 563 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±7.8 kg

- with TV stand: Width 958 mm - Height 617 mm - Depth 250 mm - Weight ±9.9 kg

47Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 1099 mm - Height 626 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±9.4 kg

- with TV stand: Width 1099 mm - Height 681 mm - Depth 270 mm - Weight ±11.8 kg

50Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 1125 mm - Height 656 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±10.7 kg

- with TV stand: Width 1125 mm - Height 709 mm - Depth 270 mm - Weight ±13.1 kg

14.6

Dimensions and weights_41x9/4209

- without TV stand: Width 919 mm - Height 538.5 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±7.68 kg

20Pxx4109

- without TV stand: Width 460.9 mm - Height 299 mm - Depth 53.3 mm - Weight ±2.62 kg

- with TV stand: Width 460.9 mm - Height 343.5 mm - Depth 145 mm - Weight ±2.83 kg

22Pxx4109/22Pxx4209

- without TV stand: Width 509.7 mm - Height 322.7 mm - Depth 55.5 mm - Weight ±3.03 kg

- with TV stand: Width 509.7 mm - Height 367.2 mm - Depth 145 mm - Weight ±3.24 kg

24Pxx4109

- without TV stand: Width 550.4 mm - Height 345.7 mm - Depth 55.5 mm - Weight ±3.3 kg

- with TV stand: Width 550.4 mm - Height 386.8 mm - Depth 145 mm - Weight ±3.51 kg

28Pxx4109

- without TV stand: Width 635.1 mm - Height 396.7 mm - Depth 80.8 mm - Weight ±4.33 kg

- with TV stand: Width 635.1 mm - Height 438 mm - Depth 190 mm - Weight ±4.89 kg

- with TV stand: Width 919 mm - Height 594.1 mm - Depth 250 mm - Weight ±9.14 kg

42Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 958 mm - Height 563 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±7.8 kg

- with TV stand: Width 958 mm - Height 617 mm - Depth 250 mm - Weight ±9.9 kg

47Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 1099 mm - Height 626 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±9.4 kg

- with TV stand: Width 1099 mm - Height 681 mm - Depth 270 mm - Weight ±11.8 kg

50Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 1125 mm - Height 656 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±10.7 kg

- with TV stand: Width 1125 mm - Height 709 mm - Depth 270 mm - Weight ±13.1 kg

14.7

32Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 725.7 mm - Height 432.1 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±5.06 kg

- with TV stand: Width 725.7 mm - Height 487.8 mm - Depth 190 mm - Weight ±5.66 kg

39Pxx41x9

- without TV stand: Width 878.3 mm - Height 517.4 mm - Depth 94 mm - Weight ±6.88 kg

- with TV stand: Width 878.3 mm - Height 571.4 mm - Depth 250 mm - Weight ±8.9 kg

40Pxx41x9

Dimensions and weights_4009

23Pxx4009

- without TV stand: Width 545.1 mm - Height 344 mm - Depth 55.5 mm - Weight ±3.05 kg

- with TV stand: Width 545.1 mm - Height 385.6 mm - Depth 145 mm - Weight ±3.26 kg

32Pxx4009

- without TV stand: Width 726.5 mm - Height 435.6 mm - Depth 87.8 mm Weight ±4.83 kg

- with TV stand: Width 726.5 mm - Height 462.3 mm - Depth 333.8 mm -

Weight ±4.98 kg

14.9

40Pxx4009

- without TV stand: Width 903.5 mm - Height 523.1 mm - Depth 88.1 mm - Weight ±7.4 kg

- with TV stand: Width 903.5 mm - Height 550.4 mm - Depth 255.8 mm Weight ±7.8 kg

50Pxx4009

- without TV stand: Width 1123.6 mm - Height 658 mm - Depth 88 mm - Weight ±12.4 kg

- with TV stand: Width 1123.6 mm - Height 684.4 mm - Depth 256 mm Weight ±13 kg

14.8

Dimensions and weights_43x9

32Pxx43x9

- without TV stand: Width 726.5 mm - Height 424.3 mm - Depth 63.6 mm - Weight ±5 kg

- with TV stand: Width 726.5 mm - Height 485.3 mm - Depth 186.2 mm Weight ±5.6 kg

40Pxx43x9

- without TV stand: Width 903.5 mm - Height 523.1 mm - Depth 88.1 mm - Weight ±7.73 kg

- with TV stand: Width 903.5 mm - Height 570.8 mm - Depth 243.1 mm Weight ±9.9 kg

Dimensions and weights_5109

32Pxx5109

- without TV stand: Width 725.7 mm - Height 429.2 mm - Depth 55.4 mm - Weight ±4.97 kg

- with TV stand: Width 725.7 mm - Height 479.7 mm - Depth 190 mm - Weight ±5.57 kg

40Pxx5109

- without TV stand: Width 918.2 mm - Height 536.5 mm - Depth 56.3 mm - Weight ±7.82 kg

- with TV stand: Width 918.2 mm - Height 592.1 mm - Depth 249.8 mm Weight ±9.9 kg

48Pxx5109

- without TV stand: Width 1082 mm - Height 625 mm - Depth 57 mm - Weight ±10.8 kg

- with TV stand: Width 1082 mm - Height 680 mm - Depth 250 mm - Weight ±13.3 kg

55Pxx5109

- without TV stand: Width 1243.2 mm - Height 720.6 mm - Depth 78 mm - Weight ±16.8 kg

- with TV stand: Width 1243.2 mm - Height 770.5 mm - Depth 270 mm Weight ±19.4 kg

14.10

50Pxx43x9

- without TV stand: Width 1123.6 mm - Height 658 mm - Depth 88 mm - Weight ±12.4 kg

- with TV stand: Width 1123.6 mm - Height 706 mm - Depth 252.8 mm Weight ±14.8 kg

Dimensions and weights_5199/5209

42Pxx5199/42Pxx5209

- without TV stand: Width 952.2 mm - Height 557.1 mm - Depth 69.6 mm - Weight ±10.4 kg

- with TV stand: Width 952.2 mm - Height 616.9 mm - Depth 213.1 mm Weight ±11.7 kg

47Pxx5109/47Pxx5209

- without TV stand:

Width 1063.9 mm - Height 619.9 mm - Depth 69.6 mm Weight ±13.4 kg

- with TV stand: Width 1063.9 mm - Height 679.7 mm - Depth 254.4 mm Weight ±14.8 kg

55Pxx5109/55Pxx5209

- without TV stand: Width 1233.8 mm - Height 715.5 mm - Depth 76.4 mm Weight ±18.8 kg

- with TV stand: Width 1233.8 mm - Height 782 mm - Depth 300 mm - Weight ±20.5 kg

- HDMI 1 ARC: HDMI Audio Return Channel

- SERV. U: Service port

- TV ANTENNA: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC)

- SCART (RGB/CVBS): SCART adaptor

- AUDIO IN (DVI): Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: SPDIF

- Headphones: Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- VGA: PC input

TV Side

- CI: Common Interface

- USB

14.13

Connectivity_32"-39"_41x9

14.11

Dimensions and weights_5219

24Pxx5219

- without TV stand: Width 552.3 mm - Height 331.5 mm - Depth 54.8 mm - Weight ±3.4 kg

- with TV stand: Width 552.3 mm - Height 338.8 mm - Depth 121.5 mm Weight ±3.66 kg

14.12

Connectivity_20"-28"_4009/4109/ 4209/5219

For PxKxxx9 TV Rear

- HDMI 1 ARC: HDMI Audio Return Channel

- SERV. U: Service port

- TV ANTENNA: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC)

- SCART (RGB/CVBS): SCART adaptor

- AUDIO IN (DVI): Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: SPDIF

- Headphones: Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- VGA: PC input

For PxKxxx9 TV Rear

- HDMI 2

- SERV. U: Service port

- TV ANTENNA: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC)

- SCART (RGB/CVBS): SCART adaptor

TV Side

- DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: SPDIF

- HDMI 1: HDMI Audio Return Channel

- CI: Common Interface

- USB

- Satellite

For PxHxxx9/PxTxxx9

TV Rear

- HDMI 2

- SERV. U: Service port

- TV ANTENNA: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC)

- SCART (RGB/CVBS): SCART adaptor

TV Side

- DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: SPDIF

- HDMI 1: HDMI Audio Return Channel

- CI: Common Interface

- USB

TV Side

- CI: Common Interface

- USB

- Satellite

For PxHxxx9/PxTxxx9

TV Rear

14.14

Connectivity_40"-50"_41x9

For PxKxxx9

TV Rear

- HDMI 1 ARC: HDMI Audio Return Channel

- HDMI 2

- HDMI 3

- SERV. U: Service port

- TV ANTENNA: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC)

- SCART (RGB/CVBS): SCART adaptor

- AUDIO IN (DVI): Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: SPDIF

- Headphones: Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- USB 2

TV Side

- CI: Common Interface

- USB 1

- Satellite

For PxHxxx9/PxTxxx9

TV Rear

- HDMI 1 ARC: HDMI Audio Return Channel

- HDMI 2

- HDMI 3 (Only for PFT41x9 models)

- SERV. U: Service port

- TV ANTENNA: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC)

- SCART (RGB/CVBS): SCART adaptor

- AUDIO IN (DVI): Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: SPDIF

- Headphones: Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- USB 2 (Only for PFT41x9 models)

TV Side

- CI: Common Interface

- USB 1

TV Rear

- HDMI 1 ARC: HDMI Audio Return Channel

- HDMI 2

- SERV. U: Service port

- TV ANTENNA: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC)

- SCART (RGB/CVBS): SCART adaptor

- AUDIO IN (DVI): Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: SPDIF

- Headphones: Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

TV Side

- CI: Common Interface

- USB

14.16

Connectivity

For PxKxxx9

TV Rear

- HDMI 1 ARC: HDMI Audio Return Channel

- HDMI 2

- HDMI 3

- SERV. U: Service port

- TV ANTENNA: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC)

- SCART (RGB/CVBS): SCART adaptor

- AUDIO IN (DVI): Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: SPDIF

- Headphones: Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- USB 2

14.15

Connectivity_32"-55"_4009/43x9/ 5109/5199/5209

For PxKxxx9

TV Rear

- HDMI 1 ARC: HDMI Audio Return Channel

- HDMI 2

- SERV. U: Service port

- TV ANTENNA: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC)

- SCART (RGB/CVBS): SCART adaptor

- AUDIO IN (DVI): Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: SPDIF

- Headphones: Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

TV Side

- CI: Common Interface

- USB

- Satellite

For PxHxxx9/PxTxxx9

TV Side

- CI: Common Interface

- USB 1

- Satellite

For PxHxxx9/PxTxxx9

TV Rear

- HDMI 1 ARC: HDMI Audio Return Channel

- HDMI 2

- HDMI 3 (Only for PFT41x9 models)

- SERV. U: Service port

- TV ANTENNA: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC)

- SCART (RGB/CVBS): SCART adaptor

- AUDIO IN (DVI): Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: SPDIF

- Headphones: Stereo 3.5mm mini-jack

- USB 2 (Only for PFT41x9 models)

TV Side

- CI: Common Interface

- USB 1

14.17

Sound

- Output power (RMS @ 10% THD): 23": 5W, 32"/40": 10W, 50": 20W

- Mono / Stereo

- Sound enhancement : Incredible Surround, Clear Sound

14.18

Multimedia

Note: Multimedia file names must not exceed 128 characters.

Supported multimedia connections

- USB 2.0 (FAT / FAT 32 / NTFS): only connect USB devices that consume 500 mA of power or less.

Supported image files

- JPEG: *.jpg, *.jpeg

- PNG: *.png.jpg

Supported audio files

- MPEG1: *.mp3

Supported video files

- *.avi, *.mp4, *.mov, *.mkv, *.mpg, *.mpeg

Supported subtitle format

- SRT: multiple language support

Supported audio/video formats

15.2

Software

15.1

Software update

Update from USB

It might be necessary to update the TV software. You need a computer and a USB memory device to upload the software on the TV. Use a USB memory device with 256MB free space. Make sure that write protection is switched off.

1. Start the update on TV

To start the software update . . . Press , select Select

Update software

2. Identify the TV

Insert the USB memory into one of the USB connections of the TV. Select USB memory device.

3. Download the TV software

Insert the USB memory into your computer. On the USB memory device, locate the file double click it. Click on If new software is available, download the .zip file. After the download, unzip the file and copy the file

autorun.upg

Do not place this file in a folder.

4. Update the TV software

Insert the USB memory into the TV again. The update starts automatically. The TV switches itself off for 10 seconds and then back on again. Please wait.

Do not . . .

- use the remote control

- remove the USB memory device from the TV If a power cut occurs during the update, never remove the USB

memory device from the TV. When the power returns, the update will continue.

and press OK. An identification file is written on the

Start

Send ID

and press OK.

Setup

and press OK.

USB

update.htm

onto the USB memory device.

and

Software version

To view the current TV software version . . .

1. Press and select

2. Select

3. Select

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

15.3

Software settings Current software info

and press OK.

Setup

and press OK.

and see

Release Version.

Open source software

This television contains open source software. TP Vision Europe B.V. hereby offers to deliver, upon request, a copy of the complete corresponding source code for the copyrighted open source software packages used in this product for which such offer is requested by the respective licences.

This offer is valid up to three years after product purchase to anyone in receipt of this information. To obtain the source code, please write in English to . . .

Intellectual Property Dept. TP Vision Europe B.V. Prins Bernhardplein 200 1097 JB Amsterdam The Netherlands

15.4

Open source license

Acknowledgements and License Texts for any open source software used in this product. This is a document describing the distribution of the source code used in this product, which fall either under the GNU General Public License (the GPL), or the GNU Lesser General Public License (the LGPL), or any other open source license. Instructions to obtain source code for this software can be found in the documentation supplied with this product. TP VISION MAKES NO WARRANTIES WHATSOEVER, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, REGARDING THIS SOFTWARE. TP Vision offers no support for this software. The preceding does not affect your warranties and statutory rights regarding any product(s) you purchased. It only applies to this source code made available to you. zlib (1.2.7) A massively spiffy yet delicately unobtrusive compression library. Source: http://www.zlib.net/ This piece of software is made available under the terms and conditions of the zlib license, which can be found below. libjpeg (6b) It is a widely used C library for reading and writing JPEG image files. Source: http://libjpeg.sourceforge.net/ This piece of software is made available under the terms and conditions of

the JPEG license, which can be found below. libsqlite3 (3.7.14) SQLite is a C library that implements an SQL database engine. Programs that link with the SQLite library can have SQL database access without running a separate RDBMS process. Source: http://linuxappfinder.com/package/libsqlite3-0 This piece of software is made available under the terms and conditions of the SQLite public domain license, which can be found below. Openssl (1.0.0.d) A toolkit implementing SSL v2/v3 and TLS protocols with full-strength cryptography world-wide. Source: www.openssl.org This piece of software is made available under the terms and conditions of the Apache license, which can be found below. libboost (1.51) Provides a repository for free peer-reviewed portable C++ source libraries. The emphasis is on libraries which work well with the C++ standard library. Source: www.boost.org This piece of software is made available under the terms and conditions of the Boost license, which can be found below. libdirectfb (1.4.11) DirectFB is a graphics library which was designed with embedded systems in mind. It offers maximum hardware accelerated performance at a minimum of resource usage and overhead. Source: http://directfb.org This piece of software is made available under the terms and conditions of the GNU Lesser General Public License, which can be found below. libTomMath (0.42.0) A free open source portable number theoretic multiple-precision integer library written entirely in C. Source: http://libtom.org/ This piece of software is made available under the terms and conditions of the WTFPL license, which can be found at this site: www.wtfpl.net/txt/copying MTD utility (1.5.0) MTD subsystem (Memory Technology Devices) provides an abstraction layer for raw flash devices. It makes it possible to use the same API when working with different flash types and technologies, e.g. NAND, OneNAND, NOR, AG-AND, ECC'd NOR, etc. MTD subsystem does not deal with block devices like MMC, eMMC, SD, CompactFlash, etc. These devices are not raw flashes but they have a Flash Translation layer inside, which makes them look like block devices. These devices are the subject of the Linux block subsystem, not MTD. Source: http://www.linux-mtd.infradead.org/source.html This piece of software is made available under the terms and conditions of the GNU General Public License, which can be found below. FFMpeg (0.6) Cross-platform solution to record, convert and stream audio and video. It includes libavcodec - the leading audio/video codec library. Source: www.ffmpeg.org This piece of software is made available under the terms and conditions of the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 or GNU General Public License version 2, which can be found below. ________________________________________ zlib LICENSE zlib.h -- interface of the 'zlib' general purpose compression library version 1.2.8, April 28th, 2013 Copyright (C) 1995-2013 Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.

Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions:

1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be appreciated but is not required. 2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software. 3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution. Jean-loup Gailly (jloup@gzip.org) Mark Adler (madler@alumni.caltech.edu) ________________________________________ Boost Software License - Version 1.0 - August 17th, 2003 Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person or organization obtaining a copy of the software and accompanying documentation covered by this license (the "Software") to use, reproduce, display, distribute, execute, and transmit the Software, and to prepare derivative works of the Software, and to permit third-parties to whom the Software is furnished to do so, all subject to the following: The copyright notices in the Software and this entire statement, including the above license grant, this restriction and the following disclaimer, must be included in all copies of the Software, in whole or in part, and all derivative works of the Software, unless such copies or derivative works are solely in the form of machine-executable object code generated by a source language processor. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OR ANYONE DISTRIBUTING THE SOFTWARE BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. ________________________________________ Independent JPEG Group's free JPEG software This package contains C software to implement JPEG image encoding, decoding, and transcoding. JPEG is a standardized compression method for full-color and gray-scale images. The distributed programs provide conversion between JPEG "JFIF" format and image files in PBMPLUS PPM/PGM, GIF, BMP, and Targa file formats. The core compression and decompression library can easily be reused in other programs, such as image viewers. The package is highly portable C code; we have tested it on many machines ranging from PCs to Crays. We are releasing this software for both noncommercial and commercial use. Companies are welcome to use it as the basis for JPEG-related products. We do not ask a royalty, although we do ask for an acknowledgement in product literature (see the README file in the distribution for details). We hope to make this software industrial-quality --- although, as with anything that's free, we

offer no warranty and accept no liability. For more information, contact jpeg-info@jpegclub.org.

Contents of this directory jpegsrc.vN.tar.gz contains source code, documentation, and test files for release N in Unix format. jpegsrN.zip contains source code, documentation, and test files for release N in Windows format. jpegaltui.vN.tar.gz contains source code for an alternate user interface for cjpeg/djpeg in Unix format. jpegaltuiN.zip contains source code for an alternate user interface for cjpeg/djpeg in Windows format. wallace.ps.gz is a PostScript file of Greg Wallace's introductory article about JPEG. This is an update of the article that appeared in the April 1991 Communications of the ACM. jpeg.documents.gz tells where to obtain the JPEG standard and documents about JPEG-related file formats. jfif.ps.gz is a PostScript file of the JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format) format specification. jfif.txt.gz is a plain text transcription of the JFIF specification; it's missing a figure, so use the PostScript version if you can. TIFFTechNote2.txt.gz is a draft of the proposed revisions to TIFF

6.0's JPEG support. pm.errata.gz is the errata list for the first printing of the textbook "JPEG Still Image Data Compression Standard" by Pennebaker and Mitchell. jdosaobj.zip contains pre-assembled object files for JMEMDOSA.ASM. If you want to compile the IJG code for MSDOS, but don't have an assembler, these files may be helpful. ________________________________________ Expat LICENSE Copyright (c) 1998, 1999, 2000 Thai Open Source Software Center Ltd Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. ________________________________________ DirectFB LICENSE (c) Copyright 2001-2007 The DirectFB Organization (directfb.org) (c) Copyright 2000-2004 Convergence (integrated media) GmbH All rights reserved. Written by Denis Oliver Kropp <dok@directfb.org>, Andreas Hundt <andi@fischlustig.de>, Sven Neumann <neo@directfb.org>, Ville Syrjälä <syrjala@sci.fi> and Claudio

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Troubleshooting and support

16.1

Troubleshooting

then the TV returns to standby mode. This is normal behaviour. When the TV is disconnected and reconnected to the power supply, the startup screen is displayed at the next startup. To switch on the TV from standby, press on the remote control or the TV.

The standby light keeps on blinking

Disconnect the power cable from the power outlet. Wait 5 minutes before you reconnect the power cable. If the blinking reoccurs, contact Philips TV Consumer Care.

Channels

No digital channels found during the installation

See the technical specifications to make sure that your TV supports DVB-T or DVB-C in your country. Make sure that all cables are properly connected and that the correct network is selected.

Previously installed channels are not in the channel list

Make sure that the correct channel list is selected.

General

The TV does not switch on

- Disconnect the power cable from the power outlet. Wait for one minute then reconnect it.

- Make sure that the power cable is securely connected.

Creaking sound at startup or switch off

When you are turning the TV on, off or to standby, you hear a creaking sound from the TV chassis. The creaking sound is due to the normal expansion and contraction of the TV as it cools and warms up. This does not affect performance.

TV does not respond to the remote control

The TV requires some time to start up. During this time, the TV does not respond to the remote control or TV controls. This is normal behaviour. If the TV continues to be unresponsive to the remote control, you can check if the remote control is working by means of a mobile phone camera. Put the phone in camera mode and point the remote control to the camera lens. If you press any key on the remote control and you notice the infra red LED flicker through the camera, the remote control is working. The TV needs to be checked. If you do not notice the flickering, the remote control might be broken or its batteries are low. This method of checking the remote control is not possible with remote controls which are wirelessly paired with the TV.

The TV goes back to standby after showing the Philips startup screen

Wrong menu language

Change the language back to your language.

1. Press and select

2. Select press OK.

3. Select the language you want and press OK.

4. Press , repeatedly if necessary, to close the menu.

TV settings

and press OK.

Setup

General settings > Menu language

and

Picture

No picture / distorted picture

- Make sure that the antenna is properly connected to the TV.

- Make sure that the correct device is selected as the display source.

- Make sure that the external device or source is properly connected.

Sound but no picture

- Make sure that the picture settings are set correctly.

Poor antenna reception

- Make sure that the antenna is properly connected to the TV.

- Loud speakers, unearthed audio devices, neon lights, high buildings and other large objects can influence reception quality. If possible, try to improve the reception quality by changing the antenna direction or moving devices away from the TV.

- If reception on only one channel is poor, fine-tune this channel.

Poor picture from a device

- Make sure that the device is connected properly.

- Make sure that the picture settings are set correctly.

Picture settings change after a while

Make sure that save settings in this mode.

A commercial banner appears

Make sure that

Picture does not fit the screen

Change to a different picture format. Press .

Location

is set to

. You can change and

Home

When the TV is in standby, a Philips startup screen is displayed,

Picture format keeps changing with different channels

Select a non 'Auto' picture format.

Picture position is incorrect

Picture signals from some devices may not fit the screen correctly. Check the signal output of the connected device.

Computer picture is not stable

Make sure that your PC uses the supported resolution and refresh rate.

Sound

No sound or poor sound quality

If no audio signal is detected, the TV automatically switches the audio output off — this does not indicate malfunction.

- Make sure that the sound settings are correctly set.

- Make sure that all cables are properly connected.

- Make sure that the volume is not muted or set to zero.

- Make sure that the TV audio output is connected to the audio input on the Home Theatre System.

- Sound should be heard from the HTS speakers.

- Some devices may require you to manually enable HDMI audio output. If HDMI audio is already enabled, but you still do not hear audio, try changing the digital audio format of the device to PCM (Pulse Code Modulation). Refer to the documentation accompanying your device for instructions.

- Make sure that the USB storage device is set to Mass Storage Class compliant, as described in the storage device's documentation.

- Make sure that the USB storage device is compatible with the TV.

- Make sure that the audio and picture file formats are supported by the TV.

Choppy playback of USB files

- The transfer performance of the USB storage device may limit the data transfer rate to the TV which causes poor playback.

16.2

Register your TV and enjoy a range of benefits including full support (including downloads), privileged access to information about new products, exclusive offers and discounts, the chance to win prizes and even participate in special surveys about new releases.

Go to

www.philips.com/welcome

16.3

Help

This TV offers help on screen.

Connections

HDMI

- Note that HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) support can delay the time taken for a TV to display content from an HDMI device.

- If the TV does not recognise the HDMI device and no picture is displayed, switch the source from one device to another and back again.

- If there are intermittent sound disruptions, make sure that output settings from the HDMI device are correct.

- If you use an HDMI-to-DVI adapter or HDMI-to-DVI cable, make sure that an additional audio cable is connected to AUDIO IN (mini-jack only), if available.

EasyLink does not work

- Make sure that your HDMI devices are HDMI-CEC compatible. EasyLink features only work with devices that are HDMI-CEC compatible.

No volume icon shown

- When a HDMI-CEC audio device is connected this behaviour is normal.

Open Help

1. Press to open the Home menu.

2. Select

16.4

and press OK.

Help

Online help

To solve any Philips TV related problem, you can consult our online support. You can select your language and enter your product model number.

Go to

www.philips.com/support

On the support site you can find your country's telephone number to contact us as well as answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs). In some countries, you can chat with one of our colaborators and ask your question directly or send a question by email. You can download new TV software or the manual to read on your computer.

Photos, videos and music from a USB device do not show

16.5

Consumer Care / Repair

For support and repair, call the Consumer Care hotline in your country. Find the telephone number in the printed documentation that came with the TV. Or consult our website

www.philips.com/support

TV model number and serial number

You might be asked to provide the TV product model number and serial number. Find these numbers on the packaging label or on the type label on the back or bottom of the TV.



Warning

Do not attemp to repair the TV yourself. This may cause severe injury, irreparable damage to your TV or void your warranty.

Risk of injury or damage to the TV

Safety and care

17.1

Safety

Important

Read and understand all safety instructions before you use the TV. If damage is caused by failure to follow instructions, the warranty does not apply.

Secure the TV from falling over

Always use the supplied wall bracket to secure the TV from falling over. Mount the bracket and secure the TV onto the bracket, even if you put the TV on the floor.

You can find the mounting instructions in the Quick Start Guide that came with the TV. In case you lost this guide, you can download the guide from www.philips.com Use the product type number of the TV to look for the Quick Start Guide to download.

Risk of electric shock or fire

- Never expose the TV to rain or water. Never place liquid containers, such as vases, near the TV. If liquids are spilt on or into the TV, disconnect the TV from the power outlet immediately. Contact Philips TV Consumer Care to have the TV checked before use.

- Never expose the TV, remote control or batteries to excessive heat. Never place them near burning candles, naked flames or other heat sources, including direct sunlight.

- Never insert objects into the ventilation slots or other openings on the TV.

- Never place heavy objects on the power cord.

- Avoid force coming onto power plugs. Loose power plugs can cause arcing or fire. Ensure that no strain is exerted on the power cord when you swivel the TV screen.

- To disconnect the TV from the mains power, the power plug of the TV must be disconnected. When disconnecting the power, always pull the power plug, never the cord. Ensure that you have full access to the power plug, power cord and outlet socket at all times.

- Two people are required to lift and carry a TV that weighs more than 25 kg or 55 lbs.

- If you mount the TV on a stand, only use the supplied stand. Secure the stand to the TV tightly. Place the TV on a flat, level surface that can support the weight of the TV and the stand.

- When wall mounted, ensure that the wall mount can safely bear the weight of the TV set. TP Vision bears no responsibility for improper wall mounting that results in accident, injury or damage.

- Parts of this product are made of glass. Handle with care to avoid injury or damage.

Risk of damage to the TV !

Before you connect the TV to the power outlet, ensure that the power voltage matches the value printed on the back of the TV. Never connect the TV to the power outlet if the voltage is different.

Risk of injury to children

Follow these precautions to prevent the TV from toppling over and causing injury to children:

- Never place the TV on a surface covered by a cloth or other material that can be pulled away.

- Ensure that no part of the TV hangs over the edge of the mounting surface.

- Never place the TV on tall furniture, such as a bookcase, without anchoring both the furniture and TV to the wall or a suitable support.

- Teach children about the dangers of climbing on furniture to reach the TV.

Risk of swallowing batteries !

The remote control may contain coin-type batteries which can easily be swallowed by small children. Keep these batteries out of reach of children at all times.

Risk of overheating

Never install the TV in a confined space. Always leave a space of at least 10 cm or 4 inches around the TV for ventilation. Ensure curtains or other objects never cover the ventilation slots on the TV.

Lightning storms

Disconnect the TV from the power outlet and antenna before lightning storms. During lightning storms, never touch any part of the TV, power cord or antenna cable.

Risk of hearing damage

Avoid using earphones or headphones at high volumes or for prolonged periods of time.

Low temperatures

If the TV is transported in temperatures below 5°C or 41°F, unpack the TV and wait until the TV temperature reaches room temperature before connecting the TV to the power outlet.

Humidity

In rare occasions, depending on temperature and humidity, minor condensation can occur on the inside of the TV glass front (on some models). To prevent this, do not expose the TV to direct sunlight, heat or extreme humidity. If condensation occurs, it will disappear spontaneously while the TV is playing for a few hours. The condensation moisture will not harm the TV or cause malfunction.

17.2

Screen care

- Never touch, push, rub or strike the screen with any object.

- Unplug the TV before cleaning.

- Clean the TV and frame with a soft damp cloth and wipe gently. Never use substances such as alcohol, chemicals or household cleaners on the TV.

- To avoid deformations and colour fading, wipe off water drops as quickly as possible.

Avoid stationary images as much as possible. Stationary images are images that remain onscreen for extended periods of time. Stationary images include onscreen menus, black bars, time displays, etc. If you must use stationary images, reduce screen contrast and brightness to avoid screen damage.

18.1

B.V. or one of its affiliates, hereinafter referred to as TP Vision, which is the manufacturer of the product. TP Vision is the warrantor in relation to the TV with which this booklet was packaged. Philips and the Philips Shield Emblem are registered trademarks of Koninklijke Philips N.V.

Specifications are subject to change without notice. Trademarks are the property of Koninklijke Philips N.V or their respective owners. TP Vision reserves the right to change products at any time without being obliged to adjust earlier supplies accordingly.

The written material packaged with the TV and the manual stored in the memory of the TV or downloaded from the Philips website are believed to be adequate for the intended use of the system.

The material in this manual is believed adequate for the intended use of the system. If the product, or its individual modules or procedures, are used for purposes other than those specified herein, confirmation of their validity and suitability must be obtained. TP Vision Europe B.V. warrants that the material itself does not infringe any United States patents. No further warranty is expressed or implied. TP Vision Europe B.V. cannot be held responsible neither for any errors in the content of this document nor for any problems as a result of the content in this document. Errors reported to Philips will be adapted and published on the Philips support website as soon as possible. Terms of warranty Risk of injury, damage to TV or void of warranty! Never attempt to repair the TV yourself. Use the TV and accessories only as intended by the manufacturer. The caution sign printed on the back of the TV indicates risk of electric shock. Never remove the TV cover. Always contact Philips TV Customer Care for service or repairs. Any operation expressly prohibited in this manual, or any adjustments and assembly procedures not recommended or authorised in this manual, shall void the warranty. Pixel characteristics This LCD/LED product has a high number of colour pixels. Although it has effective pixels of 99.999% or more, black dots or bright points of light (red, green or blue) may appear constantly on the screen. This is a structural property of the display (within common industry standards) and is not a malfunction. CE compliance This product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directives 2006/95/EC (Low Voltage), 2004/108/EC (EMC) and 2011/65/EU (ROHS). Compliance with EMF TP Vision Europe B.V. manufactures and sells many products targeted at

consumers which, like any electronic apparatus, in general have the ability to emit and receive electromagnetic signals. One of Philips’ leading Business Principles is to take all necessary health and safety measures for our products, to comply with all applicable legal requirements and to stay well within the Electro Magnetic Field (EMF) standards applicable at the time of producing the products. Philips is committed to develop, produce and market products that cause no adverse health effects. TP Vision confirms that, as long as its products are handled properly for their intended use, they are safe to use according to scientific evidence available today. Philips plays an active role in the development of international EMF and safety standards, enabling Philips to anticipate further developments in standardisation for early integration in its products.

18.2

Copyrights and licenses

HDMI

HDMI®

The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC in the United States and other countries.

Dolby

Dolby®

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

MHEG software

The copyright in MHEG software (the Software) comprised in this television (this product) and included to enable you to use interactive television features is owned by S&T CLIENT SYSTEMS LIMITED (the Owner). You are permitted to use the Software only in conjunction with this product.

Kensington

Kensington and Micro Saver are registered US trademarks of ACCO World Corporation with issued registrations and pending applications in other countries throughout the world.

Other trademarks

All other registered and unregistered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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