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HTL5160B

Användarhandbok

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1 Viktigt 2

Säkerhet 2 Ta hand om produkten 3 Ta hand om miljön 3 Uppfyllelse 3 Hjälp och support 3 Programvara med öppen källkod 4

2 Din produkt 4

Huvudenhet 4 Fjärrkontroll 5 Anslutningar 6 Trådlös subwoofer 7

3 Ansluta 7

Uppmaning för nätverksinställning 7 Placering 8 Para ihop med subwoofern 8 Ansluta ljudet från TV:n 8 Ansluta ljud från andra enheter 9 Ansluta digitala enheter via HDMI 10

4 Chromecast, inbyggd och Spotify

Connect 11

Anslut produkten till nätverket 11 Strömma musik till produkten 11 Navigera i hemskärmen för appen 12

6 Uppdatera programvara 16

Kontrollera programvaruversion 16 Uppdatera programvara via internet 16 Uppdatera programvara via USB 16

7 Väggmontering 17

8 Produktspecikationer 18

9 Felsökning 19

5 Använda din produkt 12

Justera volymen 12 Välja ljud 12 Spela upp ljud via Bluetooth 13 Ansluta Bluetooth via NFC 14 MP3-spelare 14 USB-lagringsenheter 14 Auto standby 15 Ställ in ljusstyrka för skärmen 15 Tillämpa fabriksinställningarna 15

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1 Viktigt

Läs igenom och se till att du förstår alla instruktioner innan du använder din produkt. Om skada uppstår eftersom instruktionerna inte följts gäller inte garantin.

Säkerhet

Risk för elektriska stötar eller brand!

• Innan du gör eller ändrar några anslutningar ser du till att alla enheter är bortkopplade från eluttaget.

• Utsätt varken produkten eller tillbehören för regn eller vatten. Placera aldrig behållare med vätska, t.ex. vaser, i närheten av produkten. Om vätska spills på produkten ska du omedelbart koppla bort den från elnätet. Kontakta kundtjänst så att produkten kan kontrolleras före användning.

• Placera varken produkten eller tillbehören i närheten av öppen eld eller andra värmekällor, inklusive direkt solljus.

• För aldrig in föremål i produktens ventilationshål eller de andra öppningarna.

• Om nätkontakten eller ett kontaktdon används som frånkopplingsenhet ska den vara lätt att komma åt.

• Utsätt inte batterierna (batteripaket eller installerade batterier) för stark hetta som solsken, eld eller liknande.

• Dra ur nätsladden före åskväder.

• När du drar ur nätkabeln ska du alltid hålla i kontakten, aldrig i sladden.

Risk för kortslutning eller brand!

• På typplattan på produktens baksida

eller undersida nns information om identiering och strömförsörjning.

• Innan du ansluter produkten till nätuttaget måste du kontrollera att spänningseffekten motsvarar det värde som anges på produktens baksida. Sätt aldrig i produktens kontakt i nätuttaget om spänningen inte stämmer.

Risk för personskada eller skada på produkten!

• För väggmontering måste den här produkten vara ordentligt fastsatt i väggen i enlighet med installationsanvisningarna. Använd endast det medföljande väggmonteringsfästet (om tillgängligt). Felaktig väggmontering kan leda till personskada eller andra skador. Om du har frågor kontaktar du kundtjänst i ditt land.

• Placera aldrig produkten eller andra föremål på nätsladdar eller annan elektrisk utrustning.

• Om produkten transporteras i temperaturer under 5 °C packar du upp produkten och väntar tills den har rumstemperatur innan du ansluter den till elnätet.

• Delar av den här produkten kan vara tillverkade av glas. Hantera den varsamt för att undvika personskador och skador på produkten.

Risk för överhettning!

• Installera aldrig den här produkten i ett trångt utrymme. Lämna ett utrymme på minst 10 cm runt hela produkten för att sörja för god ventilation. Se till att gardiner och andra föremål inte täcker produktens ventilationshål.

Risk för kontaminering!

• Blanda inte batterier (t.ex. gamla och nya eller kol och alkaliska).

• Om batteriet byts ut på fel sätt nns risk för explosion. Byt endast ut med samma eller motsvarande typ.

• Ta ut batterierna om de är urladdade eller om fjärrkontrollen inte ska användas under en längre period.

• Batterier innehåller kemiska ämnen och bör därför kasseras på rätt sätt.

Varning! Barn kan svälja batterierna!

• Produkten/fjärrkontrollen kan innehålla ett myntformat batteri/knappcellsbatteri som kan sväljas av misstag. Förvara alltid batteriet utom räckhåll för barn! Om någon av misstag sväljer batteriet kan

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det orsaka allvarlig skada eller dödsfall. Allvarliga inre brännskador kan uppstå inom två timmer efter förtäring.

• Om du misstänker att ett batteri har svalts eller kommit in i kroppen på annat vis ska du omedelbart uppsöka läkare.

• När du byter batterier ska du alltid se till att både använda och nya batterier är utom räckhåll för barn. Se till att batterifacket är ordentligt stängt efter att du har bytt batteri.

• Om batterifacket inte går att stänga ordentligt ska du inte fortsätta att använda produkten. Förvara utom räckhåll för barn och kontakta tillverkaren.

Det här är en dubbelisolerad KLASS II-apparat utan skyddande jordanslutning.

Använd endast den strömförsörjning som nns

angiven i användarhandboken.

Den här symbolen innebär att produkten omfattas av EU-direktivet 2012/19/EU.

Den här symbolen innebär att produkten innehåller batterier som omfattas av EUdirektivet 2013/56/EU och som inte får slängas bland hushållssoporna. Ta reda på var du kan hitta närmaste återvinningsstation för elektriska och elektroniska produkter samt batterier. Följ de lokala kasseringsbestämmelserna och släng inte produkten eller batterierna med hushållsavfall. Genom att kassera gamla produkter och batterier på rätt sätt kan du bidra till att förhindra negativ påverkan på miljö och hälsa.

Ta bort engångsbatterier

I avsnittet för isättning av batterier kan du läsa mer om hur du tar bort engångsbatterierna.

Ta hand om produkten

Använd endast mikrobertrasor för att rengöra

produkten.

Ta hand om miljön

Kassering av din gamla produkt och batterier

Produkten är utvecklad och tillverkad av högkvalitativa material och komponenter som både kan återvinnas och återanvändas.

Uppfyllelse

Användning av den här produkten överensstämmer med EU:s förordningar om radiostörningar. Gibson Innovations deklarerar härmed att produkterna uppfyller alla viktiga krav och andra relevanta villkor i direktivet 2014/53/EU. Du hittar deklarationen om överensstämmelse på www.p4c.philips.com.

Hjälp och support

Vid omfattande onlinesupport besöker du www.philips.com/support för:

• ladda ned användarhandboken och snabbstartsguiden

• titta på videokurser (endast tillgängligt för vissa modeller)

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• få svar på vanliga frågor

• skicka oss en fråga via e-post

• prata med vår supportrepresentant. Följ instruktionerna på webbplatsen för att välja språk, och ange sedan produktens modellnummer. Du kan även kontakta kundtjänst i ditt land. Skriv ned produktens modellnummer och serienummer innan du kontaktar kundtjänst. Du hittar informationen på produktens bak- eller undersida.

Programvara med öppen källkod

Produkten innehåller programvara som har en licens med öppen källkod. Bekräftelser

och licensinformation nns i produktens

användarhandbok på www.philips.com/support. Gibson Innovations Limited erbjuder sig härmed att, på begäran, leverera en kopia av den motsvarande källkoden för de programvarupaket med öppen källkod som används i den här produkten som erbjudandet gäller enligt respektive licens. Detta erbjudande är giltigt upp till tre år efter produktköpet. För att få tillgång till källkoden kontaktar du open.source-gi@gibson.com. Om du inte vill använda e-post eller inte får ett bekräftelsekvitto inom en vecka efter att du har e-postat till den här adressen kan du skriva till Open Source Team, Gibson Innovations Limited, 5/F, Philips Electronics Building, 5 Science Park East Avenue, Hong Kong Science Park, Shatin, N. T Hongkong.

2 Din produkt

Vi tycker att det är roligt att du har köpt en Philips-produkt! För att du ska kunna dra full nytta av den support som Philips erbjuder (t.ex. programvaruuppgradering för produkten) bör du registrera din produkt på www.philips.com/welcome.

Huvudenhet

Det här avsnittet innehåller en översikt över huvudenheten.

a b e fdc

• Slå på produkten.

• Slå på produktens Eco-standbyläge

när produkten inte är ansluten till nätverket.

• Slå på produktens nätverksstandby när

produkten är ansluten till nätverket.

b SOURCE

• Välj en ingångskälla för den här

produkten.

• Spotify Premium-användare

ska återuppta Spotify Connectuppspelningen snabbt.

c Volym +/-

Höj eller sänk volymen.

d Röd/vit/orange lysdiod

Röd lysdiod

• Tänds när produkten är försatt i

Eco-standbyläget (inte ansluten till nätverket).

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Vit lysdiod

c d

h i j k

• Tänds när produkten är ansluten till nätverket.

• Tänds när produkten är försatt i nätverksstandby (ansluten till nätverket).

• Blinkar när produkten ansluts till nätverket.

Orange lysdiod

• Tänds när programvaruuppdateringen hittas.

e Teckenfönster f NFC-etikett

Tryck på den NFC-aktiverade enheten på etiketten för Bluetooth-anslutning.

Fjärrkontroll

Det här avsnittet innehåller en översikt över fjärrkontrollen.

a (Vänteläge-på)

• Slå på produkten.

• Slå på produktens Eco-standbyläge när produkten inte är ansluten till nätverket.

• Slå på produktens nätverksstandby när produkten är ansluten till nätverket.

b Källknappar

HDMI IN: Växla källa till HDMI IN-

anslutningen. HDMI ARC: Växla källa till HDMI ARCanslutning.

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OPTICAL: Växla ljudkälla till den optiska anslutningen. AUDIO IN: Växla ljudkällan till MP3anslutningen (3,5 mm-uttag). USB: Växla till USB-läge.

: Växla till Bluetooth-läge. SOURCE: Välj en ingångskälla för den här produkten. Spotify Premium-användare ska istället återuppta Spotify Connectuppspelningen snabbt.

/ (Föregående/nästa)

Hoppa till föregående eller nästa spår.

(Spela upp/pausa)

Starta, pausa eller återuppta uppspelningen.

e TREBLE +/-

Höj eller sänk diskanten.

f Volymkontroll

• +/-: Höj eller sänk volymen.

•

: Stäng av eller återställ volym.

g Kontroll för ljudläge

SMART: Välj automatiskt ett fördenierat

ljudläge som passar videon eller musiken.

MUSIC: Välj stereoljudläge . VOICE: Välj ljudläge för rösttydlighet. SURR: Välj sur roundljudläge.

h AUDIO SYNC +/-

Höj eller sänk ljudfördröjning.

i AUTO VOL ON/OFF

Slå på eller av automatisk volym.

j NIGHT ON/OFF

Slå på eller av nattläget.

k DIM

Ställ in ljusstyrkan i teckenfönstret.

l BASS +/-

Höj eller sänk basen.

Anslutningar

Det här avsnittet innehåller en översikt över de olika anslutningarna på den här produkten.

h g

a b c d e f

a HDMI OUT (ARC) - TO TV

Ansluter till HDMI (ARC)-ingången på TV:n.

b HDMI IN

Anslut till HDMI-utgången på en digital enhet.

c DC IN

Anslut till elnätet.

d RESET

Tryck med en nål för att återställa produkten till fabriksinställningarna.

e OPTICAL

Ansluter till en optisk ljudutgång i TV:n eller en digital enhet.

f ETHERNET

Anslut till ethernet-ingången på ett bredbandsmodem eller en router.

g AUDIO IN

Ljudindata från exempelvis en MP3-spelare (3,5 mm-uttag).

(USB)

• Anslut till en USB-lagringsenhet för ljuduppspelning av media.

• Uppgradera programvara för den här produkten.

• Ladda en USB-enhet.

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Trådlös subwoofer

3 Ansluta

Den här produkten kommer med en trådlös subwoofer.

a b

a Subwooferindikator

• När strömmen är på lyser indikatorn.

• Under trådlös ihopparning mellan subwoofern och huvudenheten blinkar indikatorn snabbt med ett vitt sken.

• När ihopparningen är slutförd lyser indikatorn med ett vitt sken.

• Om ihopparningen inte slutfördes blinkar indikatorn långsamt med ett vitt sken.

• När trådlös anslutning har varit frånkopplad i 1 minut släcks indikatorn.

b CONNECT (anslut)

Tryck för att starta ihopparningsläget för subwoofern.

c AC MAINS~

Anslut till elnätet.

I det här avsnittet får du information om hur du ansluter produkten till en TV och andra enheter. Mer information om de grundläggande anslutningarna för den här produkten och

tillbehören nns i snabbstartguiden.

Kommentar

På typplattan på produktens baksida eller undersida

•

nns information om identiering och strömförsörjning.

• Innan du gör eller ändrar några anslutningar ser du till

att alla enheter är bortkopplade från eluttaget.

Uppmaning för nätverksinställning

När produkten slås på för första gången, eller när produkten inte är ansluten till nätverket,

uppmanas du att kongurera nätverket för att

strömma musik från apparna för musik online.

» SETUP (inställning) visas i teckenfönstret på

produkten.

» Den vita LED-lampan på produkten blinkar.

• Se ”Chromecast, inbyggd och Spotify Connect” om du vill initialisera nätverksinställningar.

• Du väljer en annan källa för ingående ljud om du vill hoppa över nätverksinställning.

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Placering

Ställ subwoofern minst en meter bort från huvudenheten och tio centimeter från väggen. Ställ subwoofer så som visas nedan för bästa resultat.

3 I läget HDMI ARC (tryck på HDMI

ARC) trycker du två gånger på

fjärrkontrollen inom sex sekunder och sedan en gång på Volym +. Håll därefter BASS + nedtryckt.

» När ihopparningen är slutförd lyser

indikatorn på subwoofern med ett vitt sken.

» Om ihopparningen inte genomfördes

blinkar indikatorn på subwoofern långsamt med ett vitt sken.

på

4 Om ihopparningen inte genomfördes

repeterar du stegen ovan.

Kommentar

Om den trådlösa frånkopplingen eller ihopparningen

•

varar i 1 minut, kommer subwoofern automatiskt att växla till standbyläget och LED-lampan på subwoofern släcks.

Para ihop med subwoofern

Den trådlösa subwoofern paras automatiskt ihop med huvudenheten för trådlös anslutning när du startar huvudenheten och subwoofern. Manuell ihopkoppling med huvudenheten krävs i något av följande fall.

• Ljud från huvudenheten kan inte höras genom subwoofern.

• Mer än en uppsättning av Philips

HTL5160B används i närheten (10 m).

1 Starta huvudenheten och subwoofern.

» Om anslutningen till huvudenheten går

förlorad blinkar den vita lysdioden på subwoofern långsamt.

2 Tryck på knappen CONNECT (anslut) på

subwoofern så att ihopparningsläget aktiveras.

» Indikatorn på subwoofern blinkar

snabbt med ett vitt sken.

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Ansluta ljudet från TV:n

Anslut den här produkten till en TV. Du kan lyssna på ljud från TV-program med högtalarna på den här produkten.

Alternativ 1: ansluta till TV:n via HDMI (ARC)

Ljud av bästa kvalitet

Produkten kan hantera HDMI med ARC (Audio Return Channel). Med ARC-funktionen kan du höra TV-ljud via produkten med hjälp av en HDMI-kabel.

Vad du behöver

• En HDMI-höghastighetskabel.

• TV:n stöder både HDMI ARC och

HDMI-CEC (mer information nns i

användarhandboken till TV:n).

• På vissa TV-modeller aktiverar du det externa högtalarljudet från TV-

kongurationsmenyn (mer information nns i användarhandboken till TV:n).

1 Anslut HDMI OUT (ARC)-kontakten på

produkten till HDMI ARC-kontakten på TV:n med en HDMI-höghastighetskabel.

• TV:ns HDMI ARC-kontakt kan vara märkt annorlunda. Mer information

nns i TV:n användarhandbok.

2 Aktivera HDMI-CEC på TV:n.

• Om du får problem med HDMI-CEC på TV:n kan du läsa i användarhandboken för att se till att HDMI-CEC har

kongurerats korrekt, eller kontakta TV-

tillverkaren om det behövs.

3 Tryck på HDMI ARC på fjärrkontrollen till

den här produkten för att aktivera HDMI ARC-anslutningen.

Kommentar

100 % interoperabilitet med alla HDMI-CEC-enheter

•

kan inte garanteras.

• Om TV:n inte är HDMI ARC-kompatibel kan du ansluta

en ljudkabel för att lyssna på TV-ljudet via den här produkten.

1 Använd en optisk kabel och anslut

OPTICAL-kontakten på den här

produkten till det optiska uttaget på TV:n.

• Den digitala optiska utgången på TV:n kan vara märkt med OPTICAL OUT,

SPDIF eller SPDIF OUT.

2 Tryck på OPTICAL på fjärrkontrollen till

den här produkten för att aktivera den optiska anslutningen.

Alternativ 3: Ansluta till TV:n via analoga ljudkablar

Ljud av grundläggande kvalitet

AUDIO OUT

1 Anslut en analog kabel till uttaget AUDIO

IN (3,5 mm-uttaget) på produkten till den

analoga ljudutgången (röd och vit) på TV:n.

• Den analoga ljudutgången på den externa enheten kan vara märkt med

AUDIO OUT.

2 Tryck på AUDIO IN på fjärrkontrollen

till den här produkten för att aktivera den analoga ljudanslutningen.

Alternativ 2: ansluta till TV:n via en optisk kabel

Ljud av bästa kvalitet

Ansluta ljud från andra enheter

Du kan lyssna på ljud från andra enheter med högtalarna på den här produkten.

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Alternativ 1: ansluta till annan enhet via optisk kabel

Ljud av bästa kvalitet

1 Använd en optisk kabel och anslut

OPTICAL-kontakten på den här

produkten till det optiska uttaget på den externa enheten.

• Den digitala optiska utgången på den externa enheten kan vara märkt med

OPTICAL OUT, SPDIF eller SPDIF OUT.

2 Tryck på OPTICAL på fjärrkontrollen till

den här produkten för att aktivera den optiska anslutningen.

Alternativ 2: Ansluta till annan enhet via analoga ljudkablar

Ljud av grundläggande kvalitet

AUDIO OUT

2 Tryck på AUDIO IN på fjärrkontrollen

till den här produkten för att aktivera den analoga ljudanslutningen.

Ansluta digitala enheter via HDMI

Anslut en digital enhet till exempel en digitaldekoder, DVD/Blu-ray-spelare eller spelkonsol till produkten med en enda HDMIanslutning. När du ansluter enheterna på det

här sättet och spelar upp en l eller ett spel

• visas video automatiskt på TV:n och

• ljud spelas upp automatiskt på den här produkten.

1 Om du använder en HDMI-

höghastighetskabel ansluter du HDMI OUT-kontakten på din digitala enhet till HDMI IN på den här produkten.

2 Anslut HDMI OUT (ARC)-kontakten på

produkten till HDMI-kontakten på TV:n med en HDMI-höghastighetskabel.

• Aktivera HDMI-CEC-kontroll (om

tillgängligt) på TV:n och den anslutna

enheten. Mer information nns i

användarhandboken till TV:n och enheten.

3 Tryck på HDMI IN på fjärrkontrollen till

den här produkten för att aktivera HDMI IN-anslutningen.

• Om TV:n inte är HDMI CEC-

kompatibel, väljer du den korrekta videoingången på TV:n.

1 Anslut en analog kabel till uttaget AUDIO

IN (3,5 mm-uttaget) på produkten till den

analoga ljudutgången (röd och vit) på den externa enheten.

• Den analoga ljudutgången på den externa enheten kan vara märkt med AUDIO OUT.

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4 Chromecast,

inbyggd och Spotify Connect

Genom produktens högtalare kan du lyssna på musik från följande musiktjänster online.

• Appar som aktiveras i Chromecast

• Spotify Connect

Vad du behöver

• Smartphone/surfplatta med Android

4.3 eller senare. iPhone/iPad med iOS

8.0 eller senare.

• Ladda ned Philips-appen ”HCWeSet” från Google Play eller iOS App Store.

• En nätverksrouter.

• En nätverkskabel (för trådbunden anslutning).

Anslut produkten till nätverket

Om du vill använda tjänsterna Chromecast, inbyggd och Spotify Connect, måste du

kongurera nätverket för att ansluta produkten

till nätverket.

Innan du börjar

• Se till att produkten och mobilenheten delar samma nätverk.

• För trådbundet nätverk ansluter du en nätverkskabel till LAN-kontakten på produkten till nätverksroutern.

• För trådlöst nätverk har produkten inbyggd Wi-Fi.

1 Starta Philips-appen ”HCWeSet” på den

mobila enheten.

2 Slutför inställningen för appen genom att

följa instruktionerna på skärmen.

• På den första kongurationssidan väljer

du ”Kongurera en ny högtalare” för att initiera kongurationen.

• För iOS användare: När du uppmanas till det går du till Wi-Fi-listan för iOS-enheten för att välja den här produkten. Återgå sedan till appen för att fortsätta med nätverksinställningen.

• När produkten ansluter till nätverket, kommer produktens vita LED-lampa att blinka.

• När produkten ansluter till nätverket, kommer produktens vita LED-lampa att tändas.

Kommentar

Under nätverksinställningen godkänner du Google-

•

tjänsten och sekretessavtalet för att aktivera appar som aktiveras i Chromecast.

• Under nätverksinställningen följer du instruktionerna på

skärmen för att försöka igen om nätverksanslutningen misslyckas.

Strömma musik till produkten

När nätverksinställningen är klar kommer du att kunna strömma musik från onlinetjänsterna Chromecast, inbyggd och Spotify Connect till produkten.

1 Starta Philips-appen ”HCWeSet” på den

mobila enheten.

2 Gå till appens hemskärm.

» På hemskärmen kommer appar som

aktiveras i Chromecast och Spotifyappen att visas.

3 Tryck på ikonen för en musiktjänst för att

spela upp musik.

• Om en musikapp redan är installerad på din mobila enhet startas appen.

• Om en musikapp inte är installerad på din mobila enhet, leds du till Google play eller iOS App Store för att installera appen.

• Mer information om hur man använder Chromecast, inbyggd och

Spotify Connect nns i ”Navigera i

hemskärmen för appen”.

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» Den musik som spelas upp på den

mobila enheten strömmas till den här produkten.

Kommentar

När nätverksinställningen är klar kan du också direkt

•

starta Chromecast-aktiverade appar (t.ex. Google Play Music, TuneIn Radio, osv) eller Spotify-appen och strömma musik till den här produkten.

• En Spotify Premium-användare krävs om du vill använda

Spotify Connect.

• När programvaruuppdateringen hittas kommer den

oranga LED-lampan på produkten att tändas.

Navigera i hemskärmen för appen

Starta Philips-appen ”HCWeSet” på den mobila enheten.

2 Gå till appens hemskärm. 3 Tryck på för att nå menyalternativen för

följande funktioner.

• Via alternativet ”Mina högtalare” kan du uppdatera produktens programvara, återställa fabriksinställningarna för produkten, osv.

• Mer information om hur du använder Chromecast, inbyggd.

• Mer information om hur du använder Spotify Connect.

• Få åtkomst till juridisk information och meddelanden.

• Få åtkomst till kundtjänst.

5 Använda din

produkt

I det här avsnittet får du information om hur du använder den här produkten för uppspelning av media från en mängd olika källor.

Innan du börjar

• Gör de anslutningar som behövs enligt beskrivningen i snabbstartguiden eller ladda ned den fullständiga användarhandboken från www.philips.com/support.

• Koppla produkten till rätt källa för andra enheter.

Justera volymen

Tryck på Volym +/- för att höja eller sänka volymen.

• Om du vill stänga av ljudet trycker du

på

• Om du vill återställa ljudet trycker

du på

Volym +/-.

Välja ljud

I det här avsnittet får du information om hur du väljer det optimala ljudet för video eller musik.

Ljudläge

Välj fördenierade ljudlägen som passar din

video eller musik.

• Tryck på SURR för att skapa en surroundljudupplevelse. Perfekt för att titta

på lm.

• Tryck på MUSIC för att skapa tvåkanalig

eller erkanalig stereo. Perfekt för att lyssna

på musik.

igen eller så trycker du på

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• Tryck på VOICE för att skapa en ljudeffekt som gör mänskligt tal tydligare och lättare att höra.

• Tryck på SMART för att automatiskt välja ett fördenierat ljudläge (SURR, MUSIC eller VOICE) utifrån ingångsljudspår för att optimera ljudprestanda.

Equalizer

Ändra det höga registret (diskant) och det låga registret (bas) i inställningarna för produkten.

1 Ändra frekvens genom att trycka på

TREBLE +/- eller BASS +/-.

Synkronisera video och ljud

Om ljud och video inte är synkroniserade kan du fördröja ljudet så att det synkroniseras med bilden.

1 Tryck på AUDIO SYNC +/- när du vill

synkronisera ljudet med videon.

• AUDIO SYNC + ökar

ljudfördröjningen och AUDIO SYNC - minskar ljudfördröjningen.

Automatisk volym

Sätt på den automatiska volymen för att hålla volymen konstant när du byter till en annan källa eller till en TV-kanal med en annan volymnivå.

1 Tryck på AUTO VOL ON/OFF när du vill

slå på eller stänga av automatisk volym.

Nattläge

När du vill lyssna på låg volym sänks höga ljud vid uppspelning i nattläget. Nattläge är bara tillgängligt för Dolby Digital-ljudspår.

1 Tryck på NIGHT ON/OFF när du vill slå

på eller stänga av nattläge.

Kommentar

Om automatisk volym är påslagen kan du inte aktivera

•

nattläget.

Spela upp ljud via Bluetooth

Använd Bluetooth och anslut produkten till en Bluetooth-enhet (till exempel en iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Android-telefon eller en bärbar dator) via Bluetooth-funktionen. Därefter kan

du lyssna på ljudlerna lagrade på enheten

genom högtalarna på den här produkten.

Vad du behöver

• En Bluetooth-enhet som stöder:

• Bluetooth-proler: A2DP, AVRCP

• Bluetooth-version: Bluetooth V4.1 med låg energi för Bluetooth

• Den maximala räckvidden mellan huvudenheten och en Bluetooth-enhet är ungefär 10 meter.

1 Tryck på på fjärrkontrollen när du vill

växla produkten till Bluetooth-läge.

» BT blinkar i teckenfönstret.

2 Slå på Bluetooth på Bluetooth-enheten,

sök efter Philips HTL5160 och bekräfta valet när du vill börja anslutningen (se användarhandboken till Bluetooth-enheten om hur du aktiverar Bluetooth).

» Under anslutning blinkar BT i

teckenfönstret.

3 Vänta tills produkten piper.

» När Bluetooth-anslutningen har

upprättats visas BT i teckenfönstret.

» Om anslutningen misslyckas blinkar BT

kontinuerligt i teckenfönstret.

4 Välj och spela upp ljudler eller musik på

Bluetooth-enheten.

• Om ett samtal inkommer under

uppspelning pausas musiken. Uppspelningen återupptas när samtalet har avslutats (den här funktionen är beroende av den anslutna mobiltelefonen).

• Om Bluetooth enheten stöder

AVRCP-prolen kan du trycka på

på fjärrkontrollen för att hoppa över ett spår eller trycka på pausa/återuppta uppspelningen.

för att

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5 Om du vill lämna Bluetooth väljer du en

annan källa.

• När du återgår till Bluetooth-läge är Bluetooth-anslutning fortfarande aktiv.

Kommentar

Musikströmningen kan avbrytas av hinder mellan

•

enheten och den här produkten, till exempel en vägg, ett metallhölje som täcker enheten eller andra närbelägna enheter som använder samma frekvens.

• Om du vill ansluta den här produkten till en annan

Bluetooth-enhet håller du nedtryckt så kopplar du bort den aktuella anslutna Bluetooth-enheten.

på fjärrkontrollen

Ansluta Bluetooth via NFC

NFC (Near Field Communication) är en teknik som möjliggör trådlös kommunikation över korta avstånd mellan olika NFC-kompatibla enheter, som mobiltelefoner.

Vad du behöver

• En Bluetooth-enhet med NFC-funktion.

• Om du vill para ihop trycker du på NFCenheten på NFC på den här produkten.

MP3-spelare

Anslut MP3-spelaren för att spela upp ljudler

eller musik.

Vad du behöver

• En MP3-spelare.

• En 3,5 mm stereoljudkabel.

1 Med en stereoljudkabel på 3,5 mm ansluter

du MP3-spelaren till AUDIO IN-kontakten på den här produkten.

2 Tryck på AUDIO IN på fjärrkontrollen. 3 Tryck på knapparna på MP3-spelaren för

att välja och spela upp ljudler.

USB-lagringsenheter

Lyssna på ljud från en USB-lagringsenhet, till

exempel en MP3-spelare, ett USB-ashminne

eller liknande.

Vad du behöver

• En USB-lagringsenhet som formaterats

för lsystemen FAT eller NTFS och som

uppfyller klassen Masslagring.

1 Aktivera NFC på Bluetooth-enheten (läs i

användarhandboken till enheten).

2 Tryck NFC-enheten lätt mot NFC-etiketten

på den här produkten tills den piper.

• Vid första anslutningen kan du på

vissa mobila enheter bli uppmanad att godkänna ihopparningen. I dessa fall väljer du "YES" (Ja) för anslutning.

» När Bluetooth-anslutningen har

upprättats visas BT i teckenfönstret.

» Om anslutningen misslyckas blinkar BT

kontinuerligt i teckenfönstret.

3 Välj och spela upp ljudler eller musik på

NFC-enheten.

• Om du vill bryta anslutningen trycker

du NFC-enheten igen mot NFCetiketten på den här produkten.

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1 Anslut en USB-lagringsenhet till den här

produkten.

2 Tryck på USB på fjärrkontrollen. 3 Styr uppspelningen med hjälp av

fjärrkontrollen.

• Tryck på eller återuppta uppspelningen.

• Tryck på föregående eller nästa spår.

• Vid USB-uppspelning håller du USB nedtryckt för att aktivera repeteringsläget, sedan trycker du på USB och väljer något av följande uppspelningslägen.

• RPT-TRACK: upprepa aktuellt spår.

• RPT-ALL: upprepa alla spår i en

mapp.

om du vill starta, pausa

/ för att hoppa till

• RPT-RAND: spela upp slumpmässigt från en mapp.

• RPT-OFF: avsluta läget för upprepning eller slumpvis uppspelning.

Kommentar

Den här produkten kanske inte är kompatibel med vissa

•

typer av USB-lagringsenheter.

• Om du använder en USB-förlängningssladd, USB HUB

eller USB-multiläsare kanske USB-lagringsenheten inte känns igen.

• PTP- och MTP-protokoll för digitalkamera kan inte

hanteras.

• Ta inte bort USB-lagringsenheten medan den läses av.

• DRM-skyddade musikler (MP3) kan inte hanteras.

• Hanterar en USB-port: 5 V , 1 A.

Auto standby

Nätverksstandby

När produkten är ansluten till nätverket, kommer produkten att växla automatiskt till nätverksstandby efter 15 minuters inaktivitet. Nätverksstandby förkortar starttiden från standbyläge, vilken har optimerats för att strömma musik från mobilappar.

Eco-standby

När produkten inte är ansluten till nätverket, kommer produkten att växla automatiskt till Eco-standbyläge efter 15 minuters inaktivitet. Eco-standby förlänger starttiden från standbyläge och mindre energi förbrukas.

Kommentar

Om produkten är försatt i Eco-standby, kommer den

•

röda LED-lampan att tändas.

• Om produkten är försatt i nätverksstandby, kommer

den vita LED-lampan att tändas och den röda LEDlampan släcks.

Ställ in ljusstyrka för skärmen

Du kan trycka på DIM upprepade gånger om du vill välja en annan ljusstyrkenivå för teckenfönstret på produkten. Om du väljer AUTO OFF stängs LED- meddelandet av efter 10 sekunder.

Tillämpa fabriksinställningarna

Om du inte får något svar på det här problemet med produkt- eller nätverksinställning kan du återställa produkten till de standardinställningar som programmerades på fabriken.

Kommentar

När återställningen av fabriksinställningarna är slutförd

•

stängs produkten automatiskt av och startar om.

Alternativ 1:

1 Starta Philips-appen ”HCWeSet” på den

mobila enheten.

• Se till att du har anslutit produkten till nätverket.

2 Gå till appens hemskärm. 3 Öppna menyalternativen genom att trycka

på

4 Välj ”Mina högtalare”.

» De anslutna enheterna visas.

5 Välj sedan ”Fabriksåterställning” och följ

anvisningarna på skärmen för att slutföra.

Alternativ 2:

1 På produktens undersida trycker du

på RESET med en nål för att återställa produkten.

Alternativ 3:

1 I HDMI ARC-läget (tryck på HDMI ARC)

trycker du på Volym –. Håll därefter BASS - nedtryckt.

två gånger och sedan på

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6 Uppdatera

programvara

För bästa funktioner och support uppdaterar du produkten med den senaste programvaran.

Kontrollera programvaruversion

Starta Philips-appen ”HCWeSet” på den mobila enheten.

• Se till att du har anslutit produkten till nätverket.

2 Gå till appens hemskärm. 3 Öppna menyalternativen genom att trycka

på

4 Välj ”Mina högtalare”.

» De anslutna enheterna visas.

5 Välj sedan ”Om”.

» Versionsnumret för programvaran samt

annan produktinformation visas.

Kommentar

När den här produkten är ansluten till nätverket och

•

när programvaruuppdateringen hittas, kommer den oranga LED-lampan på produkten att tändas.

• Uppgraderingen kan ta cirka 3 minuter.

Uppdatera programvara via internet

Starta Philips-appen ”HCWeSet” på den mobila enheten.

• Se till att du har anslutit produkten till nätverket.

2 Gå till appens hemskärm.

3 Öppna menyalternativen genom att trycka

på

4 Välj ”Mina högtalare”.

» De anslutna enheterna visas.

5 Välj namnet på produkten och välj sedan

”Programvaruuppdatering” > ”Nätverk”.

6 Slutför uppdateringen genom att följa

anvisningarna på skärmen.

» Under uppgraderingen visas ”UPG”

(uppgradering).

» När uppdateringen är slutförd stängs

produkten automatiskt av och slås sedan på igen.

» Om uppdateringen misslyckas visas

”FAIL” (misslyckades).

Uppdatera programvara via USB

Vad du behöver

• En USB-lagringsenhet som är formaterad med FAT16, FAT32 eller NTFS.

1 Sök efter den senaste

programvaruversionen på www.philips.com/support.

• Sök efter din modell och klicka på

Programvara och drivrutiner.

2 Hämta programvaran till en USB-

lagringsenhet.

a Packauppdenhämtadelenden

och se till att den uppackade mappen heter ”UPG”.

b Placera”UPG”-lenirotkatalogen.

3 Anslut USB-lagringsenheten till

-anslutningen (USB) på produkten.

4 Starta Philips-appen ”HCWeSet” på den

mobila enheten.

• Se till att du har anslutit produkten till

nätverket.

5 Gå till appens hemskärm.

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6 Öppna menyalternativen genom att trycka

på

7 Välj ”Mina högtalare”.

» De anslutna enheterna visas.

8 Välj namnet på produkten och välj sedan

”Programvaruuppdatering” > ”USB”.

9 Slutför uppdateringen genom att följa

anvisningarna på skärmen.

» Under uppgraderingen visas ”UPG”

(uppgradering).

» När uppdateringen är slutförd stängs

produkten automatiskt av och slås sedan på igen.

» Om uppdateringen misslyckas visas

”FAIL” (misslyckades).

Var försiktig

Stäng inte av strömmen och ta inte bort USB-

•

lagringsenheten under uppdateringen eftersom det kan skada spelaren.

7 Väggmontering

Kommentar

Innan du monterar enheten på väggen bör du se till att

•

väggen klarar produktens vikt.

• För väggmontering måste den här produkten

vara ordentligt fastsatt i väggen i enlighet med installationsanvisningarna. Felaktig väggmontering kan leda till personskada eller andra skador. Om du har frågor kontaktar du kundtjänst i ditt land.

Skruvlängd/-diameter

Beroende på vilken vägg som ska användas för den här produkten bör du se till att du använder skruvar av lämplig längd och diameter.

2.2~2.5 mm/0.09”- 0.10”

≤9 mm/

0.35”

3.5-4 mm/

0.14”-0.16”

Se illustrationen i snabbstartshandboken för väggmontering av den här produkten.

1) Använd den medföljande pappersmarkören

för att markera två hål på väggen och fäst sedan två lämpliga skruvar i hålen.

2) Fäst de två medföljande väggfästena på

produkten.

3) Häng upp på produkten på väggen.

>25 mm/0.98”

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8 Produktspecifi-

kationer

Kommentar

Specikationer och design kan ändras utan föregående

•

meddelande.

• I Europa, 5 150 MHz-5 350 MHz är begränsad till endast användas inomhus.

• Stöder trådlösa standarder: IEEE802.11a/ b/g/n

• Kanaler som stöds:

• 2,4 GHz: 1 till 13 (Europa) eller 1 till

11 (USA och Asien)

• 5,X GHz: 36, 40, 44, 48 (hela världen)

och 149, 153, 157, 161, 165 (USA och Asien)

Förstärkare

• Total uteffekt: 320 W RMS (+/- 0,5 dB, 10 % THD)

• Frekvensomfång: 20 Hz–20 kHz/±3 dB

• Signal/brusförhållande: > 65 dB (CCIR)/(A-vägd)

• Ingångskänslighet:

• AUDIO IN: 1 V

Ljud

• Digital S/PDIF-ljudingång:

• Optisk: TOSLINK

USB

• Kompatibilitet: Hi-Speed USB (2.0)

• Klass som hanteras: USB MSC (Mass Storage Class, masslagringsklass)

• Filsystem: FAT16, FAT32, NTFS

Filformat

• .aac, .mka, .mp3, .wav, .m4a, .ac, .ogg, .ape, .dsf, .dff

WLAN

• Frekvensband/uteffekt:

• 2 412–2 472 MHz (Europa) / ≤ 20 dBm

• 2 412–2 462 MHz (USA och Asien) /

≤ 20 dBm

• 5 180–5 240 MHz (hela världen) /

≤ 14 dBm

• 5 745–5 825 MHz (USA och Asien) /

≤ 14 dBm

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Bluetooth

• Bluetooth-proler: A2DP, AVRCP

• Bluetooth-version: Bluetooth V4.1 med låg energi för Bluetooth

• Frekvensband/uteffekt: 2 400–2483,5 MHz

/ ≤ 20 dBm

• NFC-frekvens: 13,56 MHz

Trådlös högtalarlänk

• Frekvensband: 5730–5845 MHz

• Uteffekt: ≤ 14 dBm

Huvudenhet

• Strömförsörjning:

• Modell (Philips-nätadapter):

TNUA3202003

• Ineffekt: 100–240 V~, 50/60 Hz, 1,65 A

• Utgång: 32 v,

• Effektförbrukning i standbyläge

• Eco-standby: ≤ 0,5 W

• Nätverksstandby: < 6 W

• Mått (B x H x D): 1 100 x 51 x 69 mm

• Vikt: 2,2 kg

• Inbyggda högtalare:

• Vänster/Höger kanal: 4 x woofer

(90 mm/3,5 tums x 34 mm/1,3 tum, 6 Ohm) + 2 x diskanthögtalare (25,4 mm/1 tum, 4 ohm)

• Centerkanal: 1 x woofer

(90 mm/3,5 tums x 34 mm/1,3 tum, 3 Ohm) + 1 x tweeter (25,4 mm/1 tum, 4 ohm)

2,0 A

• Temperatur och luftfuktighet för drift: 0–45° C, 5–90 % luftfuktighet för alla klimat

• Temperatur och luftfuktighet för förvaring:

-40–70 °C, 5–95 %

Subwoofer

• Strömförsörjning: 220–240 V~, 50–60 Hz

• Strömförbrukning: 30 W

• Strömförbrukning i standbyläge: ≤ 0,5 W

• Impedans: 2 ohm

• Högtalarelement: 1 x 203 mm (8 tum) woofer

• Mått (B x H x D): 205 x 316 x 401 mm

• Vikt: 7,0 kg

Batterier i fjärrkontrollen

• 2 x AAA-R03-1,5 V

Energisparfunktioner

• Om produkten inte används på 15 minuter försätts den automatiskt i standbyläge eller standbyläge för nätverksanslutning.

• Koppla från Bluetooth-anslutningen genom att hålla Bluetooth-knappen på fjärrkontrollen nedtryckt.

• Om du vill upprätta en Bluetooth-anslutning aktiverar du Bluetooth på Bluetoothenheten eller så aktiverar du Bluetooth via

NFC-brickan (om sådan nns).

9 Felsökning

Varning

•

Risk för elektriska stötar. Ta aldrig bort höljet från produkten.

Försök aldrig reparera systemet själv. Om du gör det gäller inte garantin. Om du har problem med att använda den här produkten kan du kontrollera följande innan du begär service. Om problemet kvarstår kan du få support på www.philips.com/support.

Huvudenhet

Produktens knappar fungerar inte.

• Koppla bort produkten från strömförsörjningen i några minuter och återanslut den sedan.

Ljud

Inget ljud från högtalarna på produkten.

• Anslut ljudkabeln från produkten till TV:n eller andra enheter.

• Kontrollera att du ansluter ljudingången på produkten till ljudutgången på TV:n eller andra enheter.

• Återställ produkten till fabriksinställningarna.

• Välj den korrekta ljudingången på fjärrkontrollen.

• Se till att ljudet på produkten inte är avstängt.

Förvrängt ljud eller eko.

• Om du spelar upp ljud från TV:n via den här produkten ska du se till att TV:ns ljud är avstängt.

Ljud och video är inte synkroniserat.

• Tryck på AUDIO SYNC +/- när du vill synkronisera ljudet med videon.

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Ett felmeddelande visas på teckenfönstret.

• När ”ERROR” (fel) visas används ett ljudformat för ingången som inte stöds.

• När "ARC" blinkar betyder det att den anslutna TV:n inte är HDMI ARCkompatibel eller så har ett ljudformat som inte stöds upptäckts.

Bluetooth

En enhet kan inte ansluta till den här produkten.

• Enheten kan inte hantera de kompatibla

proler som krävs för den här produkten.

• Du har inte aktiverat Bluetooth-funktionen på enheten. Du hittar mer information om hur du aktiverar funktionen i användarhandboken till enheten.

• Enheten är inte rätt ansluten. Anslut enheten rätt.

• Produkten är redan ansluten till en annan Bluetooth-enhet. Koppla från den anslutna enheten och försök igen.

Kvaliteten på ljuduppspelningen från en ansluten Bluetooth-enhet är dålig.

• Bluetooth-mottagningen är dålig. Flytta enheten närmare produkten eller ta bort hinder mellan enheten och produkten.

Den anslutna Bluetooth-enheten ansluts och kopplas bort hela tiden.

• Bluetooth-mottagningen är dålig. Flytta enheten närmare produkten eller ta bort hinder mellan enheten och produkten.

• Stäng av WiFi-funktion på Bluetoothenheten för att undvika störningar.

• För viss Bluetooth kan Bluetoothanslutningen avaktiveras automatiskt för att spara ström. Det betyder inte att det är något fel på produkten.

NFC

En enhet kan inte ansluta till produkten via NFC.

• Se till att enheten fungerar med NFC.

• Se till att NFC är aktiverat på enheten (läs i användarhandboken till enheten).

• Om du vill para ihop trycker du på NFCenheten på NFC på den här produkten.

Internettjänster

Kan inte strömma musik från Chromecast, inbyggd- eller Spotify Connect-tjänsterna till produkten.

• Produkten är inte ansluten till nätverket, och utför förstagångsinställningen om inställningen inte är slutförd.

Det går inte att ansluta produkten till nätverket.

• Kontrollera att det trådlösa nätverket inte störs av mikrovågsugnar, DECT-telefoner eller andra närbelägna WiFi-enheter.

• Ställ den trådlösa routern och produkten högst fem meter från varandra.

• Se till att produkten och mobilenheten delar samma nätverk.

• Återställ produkten till fabriksinställningarna.

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

The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Denition

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

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The Spotify Software is subject to third party licenses found here: www.spotify.com/connect/ third-party-licenses.

The N Mark is a trademark or registered trademark of NFC Forum, Inc. in the United States and in other countries.

Chromecast is a trademark of Google Inc.

License Texts and

Acknowledgements for any open

source software used in this Philips

product

Instructions to obtain source code for this software can be found in

the user manual, or in the supplied safety leaet (if available).

1. U-boot

# See le CREDITS for list of people who contributed to this # project.

# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as # published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of # the License, or (at your option) any later version.

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A copy of the GPL is included below at item 2.

2. Linux kernel

NOTE! This copyright does *not* cover user programs that use kernel services by normal system calls - this is merely considered normal use of the kernel, and does *not* fall under the heading of “derived work”.

Also note that the GPL below is copyrighted by the Free Software Foundation, but the instance of code that it refers to (the linux kernel) is copyrighted by me and others who actually wrote it.

Also note that the only valid version of the GPL as far as the kernel is concerned is _this_ particular version of the license (ie v2, not v2.2 or v3.x or whatever), unless explicitly otherwise stated.

Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.

The licenses for most software are designed to take away your freedom to share and change it. By contrast, the GNU General Public License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share and change

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Appendix: How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs

If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.

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5. OpenSSL.

Open SSL is an Open Source toolkit implementing the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL v2/v3) and Transpor t Layer Security (TLS v1) protocols as well as a full-strength general purpose cryptogr aphy library.

See http://www.openssl.org/, and in par ticular http://www.openssl.org/ source/license.html.

The license conditions are copied below. The OpenSSL toolkit stays under a dual license, i.e. both the

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Original SSLeay License

-----------------------

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See http://www.zlib.net/, and in particular http://www.zlib.net/ zlib_license.html.

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Font Engine

The software is based in part of the work of the FreeType Team. See http://freetype.sourceforge.net/, and in particular http://freetype.

Werner Lemberg

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1. No Warranty

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Cosmin Truta

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14. ntpdate 4.2.6

The following copyright notice applies to all les collectively called the Network Time Protocol Version 4 Distribution. Unless specically declared otherwise in an individual le, this notice applies as if the text was explicitly included in the le. ********************************************************** * * * Copyright (c) University of Delaware 1992-2011 * * * * Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and * * its documentation for any purpose with or without fee is hereby * * granted, provided that the above copyright notice appears in all * * copies and that both the copyright notice and this permission * * notice appear in supporting documentation, and that the name * * University of Delaware not be used in advertising or publicity * * pertaining to distribution of the software without specic, * * written prior permission. The University of Delaware makes no * * representations about the suitability this software for any * * purpose. It is provided “as is” without express or implied * * warranty. * * * *********************************************************

15. libtom

LibTomCrypt is public domain. As should all quality software be.

-- Tom St Denis LibTomMath is hereby released into the Public Domain.

-- Tom St Denis

16. c-ares

/* * Copyright 1998 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. * Copyright (C) 2007-2013 by Daniel Stenberg Permission to use, * copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation for * any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that * the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that * copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting * documentation, and that the name of M.I.T. not be used in * advertising or publicity per taining to distribution of the software * without specic, written prior permission. M.I.T. makes no * representations about the suitability of this software for any * purpose. It is provided “as is” without express or implied warranty. */

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19. dhcpd

/* The dhcpd-pools has BSD 2-clause license which also known as

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20. goahead

The Software contains third party software under the agreements that follow.

EST License The optional EST SSL stack includes code from TropicSSL. TropicSSL - [BSD License](http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-

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22. wpa_supplicant and hostapd

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HTL5160B_12_UM_V7.0

Philips HTL5160B/12 user manual [sw]

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1 Viktigt

Säkerhet

Ta hand om produkten

Ta hand om miljön

Uppfyllelse

Hjälp och support

Programvara med öppen källkod

2 Din produkt

Huvudenhet

Fjärrkontroll

Anslutningar

Trådlös subwoofer

3 Ansluta

Uppmaning för nätverksinställning

Placering

Para ihop med subwoofern

Ansluta ljudet från TV:n

Ansluta ljud från andra enheter

Ansluta digitala enheter via HDMI

Anslut produkten till nätverket

Strömma musik till produkten

Navigera i hemskärmen för appen

Justera volymen

Välja ljud

Spela upp ljud via Bluetooth

Ansluta Bluetooth via NFC

MP3-spelare

USB-lagringsenheter

Auto standby

Ställ in ljusstyrka för skärmen

Tillämpa fabriksinställningarna

Kontrollera programvaruversion

Uppdatera programvara via internet

Uppdatera programvara via USB

7 Väggmontering

9 Felsökning