Philips HTS3565 78 User Manual

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HTS3565

EN DVD Home Theater System 6

PT BR DVD Home Theater System 58

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LASER

Type Semiconductor laser InGaAlP (DVD) AIGaAs (CD) Wave length 645 - 660 nm (DVD)

770 - 800 nm (CD)

CAUTION

Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure or other unsafe operation.

Output Power 6 mW (DVD)

7 mW (VCD/CD) Beam divergence 60 degrees

This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of certain U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other rights owners. Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorised by Macrovision Corporation, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorised by Macrovision Corporation. Reserve engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

‘CONSUMERS SHOULD NOTE THAT NOT ALL HIGH DEFINITION TELEVISION SETS ARE FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH THIS PRODUCT AND MAY CAUSE

RTIFACTS TO BE DISPLAYED IN THE PICTURE. IN CASE OF 525 OR 625 PROGRESSIVE SCAN PICTURE PROBLEMS, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE USER SWITCH THE CONNECTION TO THE ‘STANDARD DEFINITION’ OUTPUT. IF THERE ARE QUESTIONS REGARDING OUR TV SET COMPATIBILITY WITH THIS MODEL 525p AND 625p DVD PLAYER, PLEASE CONTACT OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER.’

ATTENTION!

For Customer Use:

Read carefully the information located at the bottom or rear of your DVD Home Theatre System and enter below the Serial No. Retain this information for future reference.

Model No. HTS3565 Serial No. _______________

Nível de Exemplos Decibéis

30 Biblioteca silenciosa, sussurros leves 40 Sala de estar, refrigerador, quarto longe do trânsito 50 Trânsito leve, conversação normal, escritório silencioso 60 Ar condicionado a uma distância de 6 m, máquina de costura 70 Aspirador de pó, secador de cabelo, restaurante ruidoso 80 Tráfego médio de cidade, coletor de lixo, alarme de despertador a uma distância de 60 cm

OS RUÍDOS ABAIXO PODEM SER PERIGOSOS EM CASO DE EXPOSIÇÃO CONSTANTE

90 Metrô, motocicleta, tráfego de caminhão, cortador de grama 100 Caminhão de lixo, serra elétrica, furadeira pneumática 120 Show de banda de rock em frente às caixas acústicas, trovão 140 Tiro de arma de fogo, avião a jato 180 Lançamento de foguete

“Evite o uso prolongado do aparelho com volume superior a 85 decibéis pois isto poderá prejudicar a sua audição.”

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Responsabilidade Social

A Philips da Amazônia Indústria Eletrônica Ltda. é uma empresa socialmente responsável, preocupada com a valorização dos seus recursos humanos internos, com o relacionamento correto e justo com a comunidade, com o meio ambiente, com o ambiente de trabalho e com o compromisso de cumprimento das leis. Sendo assim, realiza suas atividades em conformidade com a norma SA-8000, que se baseia nos princípios das convenções da Organização Internacional do Trabalho, da Convenção das Nações Unidas sobre os Direitos da Criança e na Declaração Universal dos Direitos Humanos.

Informação ambiental

Todo o material desnecessário foi retirado da embalagem do produto. Nós tentamos fazer as embalagens de modo que elas sejam fáceis de separar em três materiais: caixa de papelão, calços e sacos plásticos.

O seu sistema contém materiais que podem ser reciclados e usados novamente se desmontados por uma empresa especializada. Por favor, observe os regulamentos locais relacionados à disposição de materiais da embalagem, baterias e equipamentos, com relação à destinação no seu  nal de vida.

Prezado Consumidor,

PARABÉNS POR TER ADQUIRIDO ESTE PRODUTO... E BEM VINDO À FAMÍLIA PHILIPS. Agradecemos pela sua con ança na Philips e temos a certeza de que seu HTS3365 lhe trará muitos momentos agradáveis, pois ele é um produto de tecnologia moderna e com muitos recursos. Para usufruir de todo seu potencial, basta ler atentamente este manual e seguir as orientações dadas. Atenciosamente,

Philips da Amazônia

Indústria Eletrônica Ltda.

Baterias e pilhas

As pilhas e baterias fornecidas com os produtos Philips não causam danos à saúde humana e ao meio ambiente, pois estão conforme resolução CONAMA Nº.257 de 30/06/99, podendo desta forma ser descartada junto com o lixo doméstico. Em caso de dúvida ou consulta, favor ligar para a linha verde (0 + xx + 92) 3652-2525. A Philips da Amazônia Indústria Eletrônica Ltda. e o Meio Ambiente agradecem sua colaboração.

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Language Code

Abkhazian 6566 Afar 6565 Afrikaans 6570 Amharic 6577 Arabic 6582 Armenian 7289 Assamese 6583 Avestan 6569 Aymara 6589 Azerhaijani 6590 Bahasa Melayu 7783 Bashkir 6665 Belarusian 6669 Bengali 6678 Bihari 6672 Bislama 6673 Bokmål, Norwegian 7866 Bosanski 6683 Brezhoneg 6682 Bulgarian 6671 Burmese 7789 Castellano, Español 6983 Catalán 6765 Chamorro 6772 Chechen 6769 Chewa; Chichewa; Nyanja 7889 9072

中文

Chuang; Zhuang 9065 Church Slavic; Slavonic 6785 Chuvash 6786 Corsican 6779 Česky 6783 Dansk 6865 Deutsch 6869 Dzongkha 6890 English 6978 Esperanto 6979 Estonian 6984 Euskara 6985  6976 Faroese 7079 Français 7082 Frysk 7089 Fijian 7074 Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic 7168 Gallegan 7176 Georgian 7565 Gikuyu; Kikuyu 7573 Guarani 7178 Gujarati 7185 Hausa 7265 Herero 7290 Hindi 7273 Hiri Motu 7279 Hrwatski 6779 Ido 7379 Interlingua (International)7365 Interlingue 7365 Inuktitut 7385

Inupiaq 7375 Irish 7165 Íslenska 7383 Italiano 7384 Ivrit 7269 Japanese 7465 Javanese 7486 Kalaallisut 7576 Kannada 7578 Kashmiri 7583 Kazakh 7575 Kernewek 7587 Khmer 7577 Kinyarwanda 8287 Kirghiz 7589 Komi 7586 Korean 7579 Kuanyama; Kwanyama 7574 Kurdish 7585 Lao 7679 Latina 7665 Latvian 7686 Letzeburgesch; 7666 Limburgan; Limburger 7673 Lingala 7678 Lithuanian 7684 Luxembourgish; 7666 Macedonian 7775 Malagasy 7771 Magyar 7285 Malayalam 7776 Maltese 7784 Manx 7186 Maori 7773 Marathi 7782 Marshallese 7772 Moldavian 7779 Mongolian 7778 Nauru 7865 Navaho; Navajo 7886 Ndebele, North 7868 Ndebele, South 7882 Ndonga 7871 Nederlands 7876 Nepali 7869 Norsk 7879 Northern Sami 8369 North Ndebele 7868 Norwegian Nynorsk; 7878 Occitan; Provencal 7967 Old Bulgarian; Old Slavonic 6785 Oriya 7982 Oromo 7977 Ossetian; Ossetic 7983 Pali 8073 Panjabi 8065 Persian 7065 Polski 8076 Português 8084

Pushto 8083 Russian 8285 Quechua 8185 Raeto-Romance 8277 Romanian 8279 Rundi 8278 Samoan 8377 Sango 8371 Sanskrit 8365 Sardinian 8367 Serbian 8382 Shona 8378 Shqip 8381 Sindhi 8368 Sinhalese 8373 Slovensky 8373 Slovenian 8376 Somali 8379 Sotho; Southern 8384 South Ndebele 7882 Sundanese 8385 Suomi 7073 Swahili 8387 Swati 8383 Svenska 8386 Tagalog 8476 Tahitian 8489 Tajik 8471 Tamil 8465 Tatar 8484 Telugu 8469 Thai 8472 Tibetan 6679 Tigrinya 8473 Tonga (Tonga Islands) 8479 Tsonga 8483 Tswana 8478 Türkçe 8482 Turkmen 8475 Twi 8487 Uighur 8571 Ukrainian 8575 Urdu 8582 Uzbek 8590 Vietnamese 8673 Volapuk 8679 Walloon 8765 Welsh 6789 Wolof 8779 Xhosa 8872 Yiddish 8973 Yoruba 8979 Zulu 9085

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Index

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

Manufactured under license under U.S. Patent #’s: 5,451,942; 5,956,674; 5,974,380; 5,978,762; 6,487,535 & other U.S. and worldwide patents issued & pending. DTS and DTS Digital Surround are registered trademarks and the DTS logos and Symbol are trademarks of DTS, Inc. © 1996-2007 DTS, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

DivX, DivX Ultra Certi ed, and associated logos are trademarks of DivX, Inc. and are used under license. Of cial DivX® Ultra Certi ed product. Plays all versions of DivX® video (including DivX® 6) with enhanced playback of DivX® media  les and the DivX® Media Format.

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EnglishB.Português

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The USB-IF Logos are trademarks of Universal Serial Bus Implementers Forum, Inc.

Windows Media and the Windows logo are trademarks, or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

HDMI, and HDMI logo and High-De nition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI licensing LLC.

ENERGY STAR and the ENERGY STAR mark are registered U.S. marks

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LASER PRODUCT

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Table of contents

English

General

General Information ........................................................................................................8

Setup precautions .................................................................................................................................................8

Accessories supplied ...........................................................................................................................................8

Cleaning discs ........................................................................................................................................................8

About recycling .....................................................................................................................................................8

Product Overview

Main Unit ........................................................................................................................... 9

Remote Control .............................................................................................................. 10

Using the remote control ................................................................................................................................12

Connections

Basic Connections .......................................................................................................... 13

Step 1: Placing the speakers .............................................................................................................................13

Step 2: Connecting to TV ................................................................................................................................14

Option 1: Connecting to the Video socket .........................................................................................14

Option 2: Connecting to the S-Video socket .....................................................................................14

Option 3: Connecting to a Progressive Scan TV or component video input ............................15

Option 4: Connecting to a HDMI-compatible TV.............................................................................15

Step 3: Connecting speakers and subwoofer .............................................................................................16

Step 4: Connecting the FM antenna ..............................................................................................................17

Step 5: Connecting the power cord ..............................................................................................................17

Optional Connections ....................................................................................................18

Connecting audio from other devices ..........................................................................................................18

Basic Setup

Getting Started .................................................................................................................... 19

Finding the correct viewing channel .............................................................................................................19

Switching to different play source .................................................................................................................19

Setting language preferences .......................................................................................................................... 20

On-screen display (OSD) language ....................................................................................................... 20

Audio, Subtitle and Disc Menu language for DVD playback .......................................................... 20

Setting up Progressive Scan feature ............................................................................................................. 22

Setting the speakers’ channels ........................................................................................................................23

Setting the EasyLink control ...........................................................................................................................24

One touch control ......................................................................................................................................24

Disc Playback

Disc Operations ..............................................................................................................25

Playable discs ...................................................................................................................................................... 25

Playing a disc ....................................................................................................................................................... 25

Basic playback controls .....................................................................................................................................26

Selecting various repeat/shuf e functions ...................................................................................................26

Other playback features for video discs (DVD/VCD/SVCD) ...............................................................27

Using the Disc Menu ..................................................................................................................................27

Viewing playback information ..................................................................................................................27

Zooming ...................................................................................................................................................... 28

Changing subtitle language ...................................................................................................................... 28

Switching camera angles ........................................................................................................................... 28

Changing sound track language .............................................................................................................. 28

Setting the delay times for audio playback .......................................................................................... 28

Playback Control .........................................................................................................................................29

Preview function ..........................................................................................................................................29

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Playing a MP3/ WMA disc ............................................................................................................................... 30

Playing a JPEG photo  le (slide show) ...........................................................................................................31

Preview function ..........................................................................................................................................31

Zooming.........................................................................................................................................................31

Skip/Rotate picture .....................................................................................................................................31

Playing music and photo  les simultaneously .............................................................................................32

Playing a DivX® disc ..........................................................................................................................................32

Playing a Karaoke disc .......................................................................................................................................33

Playback other supported devices

Playback - Karaoke ......................................................................................................... 33

Playing a Karaoke disc .......................................................................................................................................33

Microphone setting ...................................................................................................................................33

Playback - USB Device ...................................................................................................34

Playing from USB device .................................................................................................................................. 34

Playback - Other Audio Player ..................................................................................... 35

Playing from other portable audio player ....................................................................................................35

Setup Options

Setup Menu Options ....................................................................................................... 36

Accessing the setup menu ................................................................................................................................36

General Setup ..............................................................................................................................................37

Audio Setup ................................................................................................................................................. 38

Video Setup .................................................................................................................................................. 40

Prefer ences .................................................................................................................................................. 44

Radio Tuning

Radio Operations ............................................................................................................ 47

Tuning to radio stations ....................................................................................................................................47

Changing tuning grid ..........................................................................................................................................47

Presetting radio stations .................................................................................................................................48

Using auto install ........................................................................................................................................ 48

Using automatic preset ............................................................................................................................. 48

Using manual preset .................................................................................................................................. 48

Selecting a preset radio station ......................................................................................................................49

Deleting a preset radio station .......................................................................................................................49

Others

Sound and Volume Controls .........................................................................................50

Volume control ...................................................................................................................................................50

Selecting surround sound .................................................................................................................................50

Selecting digital sound effects .........................................................................................................................50

Other Features................................................................................................................ 51

Turning on the sleep timer ..............................................................................................................................51

Installing the latest software ...........................................................................................................................51

Troublesho oting .............................................................................................................. 52

Speci cations................................................................................................................... 55

Glossary............................................................................................................................ 56

English

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General Information

English

WARNING! This unit does not contain any user-serviceable parts. Please leave all maintenance work to quali ed personnel.

Setup precautions

Finding a suitable location

– Place this unit on a  at, hard and stable surface. Never place the unit on a carpet. – Never place this unit on top of other equipment that might heat it up (e.g., receiver or ampli er). – Never put anything under this unit (such as, CDs, magazines). – Install this unit near the AC outlet where the AC power plug can be easily reached.

Space for ventilation

– Place this unit in a location with adequate ventilation to prevent internal heat build up. Allow at least 10 cm (4”) clearance from the rear and the top of this unit and 5cm (2”) from the left and right to prevent overheating.

Avoid high temperature, moisture, water and dust

– This unit must not be exposed to dripping or splashing. – Never place any object or items that can damage this unit (e.g., liquid  lled objects, lighted candles).

Accessories supplied

– 1 subwoofer – 2 front speakers – 2 rear speakers – 1 centre speaker – 1 remote control with batteries – 1 HDMI cable – 1 FM wire antenna – Quick Start Guide

Cleaning discs

To clean a disc, use a micro  ber cleaning cloth and wipe the disc from the center to the edge in a straight line.

CAUTION!

Never use solvents such as benzene, thinner, commercially available cleaners, or anti-static sprays intended for discs.

About recycling

These operating instructions have been printed on non-polluting paper. The electronic equipment contains a large number of materials that can be recycled. If you are disposing of an old machine, please take it to a recycling center. Please observe the local regulations regarding disposal of packaging materials, exhausted batteries and old equipment.

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Main Unit

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a 2 (Standby-On)

– Turns on this unit or turns off to standby

mode.

b Disc tray

c ç (Open/Close)

– Opens/closes the disc tray.

d Display panel

– Shows information about the current

status of the unit.

e VOLUME

– Adjusts the volume level.

f ./ M= (Previous/Next)

– DISC: skips to the previous or next title/

chapter/track.

– DISC: press and hold this button for fast

forward and backward search.

– RADIO: selects a preset radio station.

u (Play/Pause) – DISC: starts/pauses playback. – RADIO: starts auto radio installation for

 rst time setup.

MIC LEVEL

MIC

MP3 LINK

g SOURCE

– Selects the relevant active source mode:

DISC, FM, AUX 1, AUX 2, DI (DIGITAL IN) or MP3 LINK.

Note:

The following sockets are under the  ap at the right corner of the front pa

OPEN .

nel,

h MIC socket

– For microphone connection.

i MP3 LINK socket

– Phono input for connecting to the

headphone out socket on your portable audio player.

j (USB) socket

– Input for USB  ash drive or USB memory

card reader.

k MIC LEVEL

– Activates microphone level mode and use

the volume control to set the microphone volume level.

English

x (Stop) – Exits an operation. – DISC: stops playback. – RADIO: press and hold this button to

erase the current preset radio station.

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Remote Control

English

c SLEEP

– Sets the sleep timer.

d INFO

– Displays the current status or disc

information.

e OK

– Con rms an entry or selection.

f v V b B

– DISC: selects movement direction in the

menu.

– DISC: press left or right for fast forward

and backward search.

– RADIO: press up or down to tune the

radio frequency.

– RADIO: press left or right to start auto

search.

g OPTIONS

– Enters or exits the system setup menu.

h u (Play/Pause)

– DISC: starts/pauses playback. – RADIO: starts auto radio installation for

 rst time setup.

i x (Stop)

– Exits an operation. – DISC: stops playback. – RADIO: press and hold this button to

erase the current preset radio station.

a 2 (Standby-On)

– Turns on this unit or turns off to standby

mode.

b ç (Open/Close)

– Opens/closes the disc tray.

j SOUND MODES +/-

– Selects a prede ned sound effect.

k Numeric keypad 0-9

– Enters a track/title/chapter of the disc. – Enters a number of a preset radio station.

l AUDIO SYNC

– Select an audio language/channel.

– Sets the audio output delay times if the

video playback is slower than the audio output.

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ZOOM

– Zoom the picture on the TV.

Remote Control (continued)

n Source buttons

– AUX (MP3 LINK): switches to

AUX 1, AUX 2, DI (DIGTAL IN) or

MP3 LINK external source mode. – RADIO: switches to FM bandwave. – USB: switches to USB mode. – DISC: switches to DISC mode.

o MENU (BACK)

– DVD: go back to title menu. – VCD/SVCD:

During playback (PBC ON mode only)

return to PBC menu.

p í/ë (Previous / Next)

– DISC: skips to the previous or next title/

chapter/track. – RADIO: selects a preset radio station.

q (Mute)

– Mutes or restores the volume.

r VOL +/-

– Adjusts the volume level.

s SURROUND

– Selects multi-channel surround or stereo or party mode.

English

t SUBTITLE

– Selects a DVD subtitle language.

u REPEAT (PROGRAM)

– DISC: Selects various repeat or shuf e

modes; turns off repeat or shuf e mode. – RADIO: Press this button to start manual

preset programming. – RADIO: Press and hold this button to

start automatic preset programming.

v KARAOKE

– Enters or exits microphone setting menu.

w VOCAL

– Toggles between various audio mode.

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Remote Control (continued)

English

Using the remote control

A Push to open the battery compartment.

B Insert two batteries type R03 or AAA,

following the indications (+-) inside

the compartment.

C Close the cover.

D Point the remote control directly at the

remote sensor (iR) on the front panel.

E Select the source you wish to control by

pressing the AUX (MP3 LINK), RADIO,

USB or DISC button on the remote

control.

F Then select the desired function (for

example í, ë).

CAUTION! – Remove batteries if they are exhausted or if the remote control is not to be used for a long time. – Never mix batteries (old and new or carbon and alkaline, etc.). – Batteries contain chemical substances, they should be disposed of properly.

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Basic Connections

English

REAR LEFT

FRONT LEFT

REAR RIGHT

Step 1: Placing the speakers

The Philips Home Theater System is

simple to install. However, proper system

placement is critical to ensure an

optimum sound experience.

A Place the front left and right speakers at

equal distances from the TV and at an

angle of approximately 45 degrees from

the listening position.

B Place the centre speaker above the TV or

the main unit such that the centre

channel’s sound is localised.

C Place the rear speakers at normal

listening ear level facing each other or

hang on the wall.

D Place the subwoofer at the corner of the

room. Otherwise, keep it at least one

metre away from the TV.

CENTER

FRONT RIGHT

SUBWOOFER

Helpful Hints: – The placement diagram shown here is only a guideline that provides great system performance. You may  nd other placement choices that are more suitable for your room layout that provide the sound experience you enjoy. – To avoid magnetic interference, never position the front speakers too close to your TV. – The rear speakers are labeled as REAR LEFT or REAR RIGHT. – The front speakers are labeled as FRONT LEFT or FRONT RIGHT. – For speaker setting, see ‘Getting Started

- Setting the speakers’ channels.’

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Basic Connections (continued)

English

VIDEO

Main Unit (rear)

Step 2: Connecting to TV

This connection enables you to view the

video playback from this unit. You only

need to choose one of the options

below to make the video connection.

– For a standard TV, follow option 1 or 2.

– For a progressive scan TV, follow

option 3.

– For a HDMI TV, follow option 4.

Helpful Hint:

– It is important to connect this unit directly

to the TV in order to enjoy optimum video

quality.

– To hear the TV audio through this unit,

connect AUDIO IN-AUX sockets on the unit

to the audio output on your TV (cables not

supplied). Then press AUX (MP3 LINK)

repeatedly until ‘AUX 1’ or ‘AUX 2’ is

displayed on the front panel.

OUT IN

Option 1

S-VIDEO

Option 2

AUX 1AUX 2

Option 1: Connecting to the Video socket

Use a composite video cable (yellow



- not supplied) to connect the CVBS socket on the main unit to the video input socket (or labeled as A/V In, Video In, Composite or Baseband) on the TV.

 It provides good picture quality.

Option 2: Connecting to the S-Video socket

Use an S-video cable (not supplied) to



connect the S-VIDEO socket on the main unit to the S-Video input socket (or labeled as Y/C or S-VHS) on the TV.

 It provides good picture quality.

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Basic Connections (continued)

COMPONENT

VIDEO IN

Pr/Cr Pb/Cb

Option 3

Main Unit

(rear)

AUX 1

Option 3: Connecting to a Progressive Scan TV or component video input

The progressive scan video quality is only

available when using Y Pb Pr connection

and a progressive scan TV is required. It

provides superior picture quality when

watching DVD movies.

A Use the component video cables

(red/blue/green - not supplied) to connect

the Y Pb Pr sockets on the main unit to

the corresponding component video input

sockets (or labeled as Y Pb/Cb Pr/Cr or

YUV) on the TV.

 It provides better picture quality.

B If your TV accepts progressive signals,

proceed to chapter ‘Getting Started -

Setting up Progressive Scan feature’ for

detailed progressive feature setup.

HDMI IN

Option 4

Main Unit

AUX 1

Option 4: Connecting to a HDMI- compatible TV

HDMI (High De nition Multimedia Interface) is a digital interface that allows pure digital video transmission without the loss of image quality.

Use the HDMI cable (supplied) to



connect the HDMI OUT on the main unit to the HDMI IN on a HDMIcompatible device (e.g., HDMI TV, HDCP compliant DVI TV.)

 It provides best picture quality.

Note:

This unit is HDMI CEC compatible. It enables connected devices to control each other over HDMI, see ‘Setup Menu Options - { Video Setup > HDMI Setup > EasyLink }’ for details.

Helpful Hints: – The HDMI is backward compatible with some DVI devices using an appropriate adaptor plug. – If a DVI device is connected, an additional audio cable is required for audio transmission.

English

(rear)

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Basic Connections (continued)

English

FRONT CENTRE

FRONT

LEFT

Main Unit (rear)

RIGHT

Step 3: Connecting speakers

and subwoofer

REAR

LEFT

REAR

RIGHT

SUBWOOFER

AUX 1AUX 2

Connect all the speakers and subwoofer



to the matching sockets at the rear of the

main unit, Make sure that the colours of

the cables and sockets are matched.

Helpful Hint:

– To prevent unwanted noise, never place

the speakers too close to the main unit,

subwoofer, AC power adapter, TV or any

other radiation sources.

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Basic Connections (continued)

English

Main Unit (rear)

AUX 1

Step 4: Connecting the

FM antenna

A Connect the supplied FM antenna to the

FM 75 Ω socket. (For some models, the

FM antenna has been connected in the

factory.) Extend the FM antenna and  x

its ends to the wall.

For better FM stereo reception, connect

an external FM antenna (not supplied).

Helpful Hints:

– Adjust the position of the antennas for

optimal reception.

– Position the antennas as far away as

possible from your TV, VCR or other

radiation source to prevent any unwanted

interference.

Main Unit

(rear)

Step 5: Connecting the

power cord

Notes:

– For power supply rating, refer to the rear or bottom of the main unit. – Turning off to standby mode does not disconnect the unit from mains.

A When all the connections are complete,

set the voltage selector to the local power line voltage.

B Connect the AC power cord to the

power outlet.

 The standby LED on the main unit

lights up.

Helpful Hint: – Before making or changing any connections, make sure that all the devices are disconnected from the power outlet.

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Optional Connections

English

AUDIO OUT

Main Unit (rear)

Connecting audio from other

devices

This unit provides analogue and digital

audio connection. You can connect the

audio output from an audio/video device

(e.g. DVD Recorder, VCR, Cable/Satellite

Box, game console or TV) to this Home

Theatre System in order to enjoy the

multi-channel surround sound capabilities.

DVD Recorder/VCR/

Cable/Satellite Box

AUX 1AUX 2

Use an optical cable (not supplied) to



connect the DIGITAL IN-OPTICAL socket on the main unit to the DIGITAL output socket on the connected device.

To listen to the audio output from this connection, press AUX (MP3 LINK) repeatedly until ‘DI’ is displayed on the front panel.

Use an audio cable (not supplied) to



connect the AUDIO IN-AUX1 or

AUDIO IN-AUX2 sockets on the main

unit to the AUDIO OUT sockets on the

connected device.

To listen to the audio output from this

connection, press AUX (MP3 LINK)

repeatedly until ‘AUX 1’ or ‘AUX 2’ is

displayed on the front panel.

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Getting Started

Finding the correct viewing

channel

A Press 2 to turn on the unit.

B Press DISC on the remote control.

C Turn on the TV and switch it to the

correct video-in channel.

 You may go to the lowest channel on

your TV, then press the Channel Down

button on your TV remote control until

you see the Video In channel.

 You may press

on your TV’s remote control.

 Usually this channel is between the

lowest and highest channels and may be

called FRONT, A/V IN, VIDEO, etc..



Refer to your TV user manual on how

to select the correct input on your TV.

button repeatedly

Switching to different play source

On the main unit

Press the SOURCE button on the main



unit repeatedly to select:

DISC  FM  AUX 1  AUX 2  DI (DIGITAL IN)  MP3 LINK  DISC ...

On the remote control

English

Press AUX (MP3 LINK) repeatedly to



hear the audio output from the external device.

 ‘AUX1’ for device connected to

AUDIO IN-AUX1 sockets.

 ‘AUX2’ for device connected to

AUDIO IN-AUX2 sockets.

 ‘DI’ for device connected to

DIGITAL IN-OPTICAL socket.

 ‘MP3 LINK’ for device connected to

MP3 LINK socket.

Press RADIO to switch to FM bandwave.



Press USB to switch to USB mode.



Press DISC to switch to DISC mode.



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Getting Started (continued)

English

Setting language preferences

The language options are different

depending on your country or region.

It may not correspond to the illustrations

shown on the user manual.

On-screen display (OSD) language

The OSD (On-Screen Display) language

for this unit remains as you have set it,

regardless of the changes made to the

DVD disc language.

A In disc mode, press OPTIONS on the

remote control.

 { General Setup } icon appears.

B Press .

C Use  keys to select { OSD

Language } in the menu, then press .

General Setup

Disc Lock

Display Dim

OSD Language

Screen Saver Sleep DivX(R) VOD Code

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

D Use  keys to select a language and

press OK to con rm.

Auto

English

Español Port. do Brasil

Audio, Subtitle and Disc Menu language for DVD playback

You can select your preferred language settings for DVD playback. If the selected language is recorded on the DVD disc, this unit automatically plays the disc in that language. Otherwise, the disc’s default language will be used instead.

A Press Ç twice to stop playback (if any),

then press OPTIONS.

B Press  repeatedly to select

{ Preferences } icon, then press .

C Use  keys to select one of the

options below and press .

Preferences

Audio

Subtitle Disc Menu Parental PBC MP3/JPEG Nav Password DivX Subtitle

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

{ Audio } Select the preferred audio language for DVD playback.

{ Subtitle } Select the preferred subtitle language for DVD playback.

{ Disc Menu } Select the preferred disc menu language for DVD playback.

English

Chinese (Simp) French Spanish

Portuguese

Polish Italian Turkish

D Use  keys to select a language and

press OK to con rm.

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If the language you want is not

available in the list, select { Others }.

Use the numeric keypad (0-9) on the

remote control to enter the 4-digit

language code ‘XXXX’ (see page 4) and

press OK to con rm.

E Repeat steps C ~ D for other settings.

Helpful Hints:

– During DVD playback, you can press the

AUDIO SYNC or SUBTITLE on the remote

control to change the audio or subtitle

language respectively. However, this does

not change the default settings you have

made here.

– For some DVDs, the subtitle/audio/disc

menu language can only be changed via the

DVD disc menu.

Getting Started (continued)

English

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Getting Started (continued)

English

Setting up Progressive Scan

feature

(for Progressive Scan TV only)

The progressive scan displays twice the

number of frames per second than

interlaced scanning (ordinary normal TV

system). With nearly double the number

of lines, progressive scan offers higher

picture resolution and quality.

Before you start...

Ensure that you have connected this unit

to a progressive scan TV (see ‘Option 3:

Connecting to a Progressive Scan TV or

component video input’.)

A Turn on the TV to the correct viewing

channel for this unit.

 Make sure that the TV progressive

scan mode is turned off (or set to

interlaced mode). Refer to your TV user

manual.

B Turn on this unit and press DISC on the

remote control.

C Press OPTIONS on the remote control.

D Press  repeatedly to select { Video

Setup }

icon, then press .

Video Setup

TV Type

TV Display

Progressive

Picture Setting

HDMI Setup

Closed Caption

Off

F Read the noti cation message on the TV

and con rm your action by selecting the { OK } in the menu and press OK.

There will be no picture on your TV at this state until you have turned on the progressive scan mode on your TV.

G Turn on your TV progressive scan mode,

refer to your TV user manual.

 A message appears on the TV.

H Con rm your action by selecting the

{ OK } in the menu and press OK.

 The setup is now completed and you

can start to enjoy the high quality picture.

If no picture is displayed

A Press ç on the remote control.

B Press  on the remote control.

C Press AUDIO SYNC on the remote

control.

Helpful Hints: – If a blank/distorted screen appears, wait for 15 seconds for the auto recovery. – There are some progressive scan TV that are not fully compatible with this unit, resulting in an unnatural picture when playing back a DVD VIDEO disc in the progressive scan mode. In such a case, turn off the progressive scan feature on this unit and your TV.

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

E Move to { Progressive } > { On } in the

menu and press OK to con rm.

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Getting Started (continued)

Setting the speakers’

channels

You can adjust the delay times (centre

and surround only) and volume level for

individual speakers. These adjustments let

you optimise the sound according to

your surroundings and setup.

Before you start...

Stop the disc playback by pressing Ç

twice or remove the disc from the disc

tray. Otherwise, the settings are not

accessible.

A In disc mode, press OPTIONS on the

remote control.

B Press  repeatedly to select { Audio

Setup } icon, then press .

C Select { Speakers Volume } and press



Audio Setup

Speakers Volume

Speakers Delay

HDMI Audio

CD Upsampling

Audio Sync

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

Speakers Level Setup

Front Left

Front Right

Center Subwoofer

Rear Left Rear Right

0dB 0dB

E Use  keys to highlight { Speakers

Delay } and press .

Audio Setup

Speakers Volume

Speakers Delay

HDMI Audio

CD Upsampling

Audio Sync

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

Speakers Distance Setup

Center

Rear Left Rear Right

F Use   keys to set the delay times

(0 ms ~ 15 ms) for centre and rear speakers that best suit your surround sound needs.

G Press OK to con rm.

Helpful Hints: – A 1ms increase/decrease of delay time is equivalent to 30 cm change in distance. – Use the longer delay time settings when the rear speakers are closer to the listener than the front speakers. – The test tone will be generated to help you judge the sound level of each speaker.

English

0ms

0ms 0ms

D Use   keys to set the volume level for

each speaker (-6dB ~ +6dB) and press

OK to con rm.

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Getting Started (continued)

English

Setting the EasyLink control

This feature enables HDMI CEC

compliant devices to control each other

with a single remote control. It is only

available if you have connected this

Home Theatre unit to HDMI CEC

compliant TV or device with HDMI cable.

A Turn on the HDMI CEC operations on

your TV and other connected devices.

(Refer to your TV or connected devices

manual for details.)

B Press DISC on the remote control.

C Press OPTIONS.

D Press  to select { Video Setup }

icon in the menu, then press .

E Select { HDMI Setup } > { EasyLink }

then press OK.

EasyLink

Auto Wakeup TV System Standby

System Audio Control

HDMI Input Mapping

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

{ Auto Wakeup TV } and



{ System Standby } functions are

turned on by default in the factory.

F To enable one touch input switching

function, select { System Audio

Control } > { On }, then press OK.

 Ensure that your TV/devices audio

outputs are connected to the audio

inputs of this Home Theatre unit.

G Select { HDMI Input Mapping }, then

press OK.

H Select { OK } to con rm scanning of

devices, then press OK.

 The mapping menu of your audio

input device is displayed.

I Select the input { AUX 1 / AUX 2 /

OPTICAL IN } in the menu and press

. Then select the V/device that matches the audio input and press OK.

J To exit the menu, press OPTIONS.

One touch control

Notes:

– To enable one touch play function, a video disc must be placed in the disc compartment before operation. – Philips does not guarantee 100% interoperability with all HDMI CEC compliant devices.

One touch play

Press u.



 It turns on this Home Theatre unit

and start disc play.

 Your TV automatically turns on and

switches to the correct video channel.

One touch input switching

While this Home Theatre unit and TV are turned on;

Select a TV channel to watch TV



programme or start play on other connected device.

 This Home Theatre unit automatically

switches to the corresponding audio input and output the sound from its speakers system.

One touch power off

Press STANDBY/POWER button to turn



off this unit and all the HDMI CEC compliant devices.

 When using this unit’s remote control,

you have to press and hold 2.

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Disc Operations

Playable discs

Your DVD home theatre system

plays:

– Digital Versatile Discs (DVDs)

– Video CDs (VCDs)

– Super Video CDs (SVCDs)

– Finalised DVD Recordable (DVD±R),

DVD Rewritable (DVD±RW)

– Audio Compact Discs (CDs)

– MP3/ Windows Media™ Audio discs,

picture (Kodak, JPEG)  les on

CD-R(W)

– ISO 9660/UDF format

– JPEG resolution support up to

3072 x 2048

– Supported sampling frequencies:

32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz

– Supported Bit-rates : 32~256 (kbps),

variable bit rates (average 128 kbps)

– DivX®  les on CD-R(W)/DVD+R(W):

– DivX® 3/4/5/6, DivX® Ultra

Region Codes for DVD discs

DVD discs and players are designed with

regional restrictions. Before playing a disc,

make sure the disc is for the same region

as the unit. The regional code for this unit

is indicated at the rear or bottom panel.

Notes: – If the inhibit icon (ø or X) appears on the TV when a button is pressed, it means the function is not available on the current disc or at the current time. – Never put any objects other than discs on the disc tray. Doing so may cause the unit to malfunction.

Playing a disc

A Press SOURCE repeatedly until ‘DISC’

appears on the display panel (or press DISC on the remote control.)

B Turn on the TV to the correct viewing

channel for this unit.

 The blue DVD background screen

appears on the TV.

C Press ç to open the disc tray.

D Load a disc and press ç to close the

disc tray.

 Make sure the disc label is facing up.

For double-sided discs, load the side which you want to play facing up.

E Playback starts automatically.

 See the following pages for more

playback options and features.

Helpful Hints: – If you are having trouble playing a certain disc, remove the disc and try a different one. Improperly formatted discs cannot be played on this unit. – Some discs cannot be played on this unit due to the con guration and characteristics of the disc, or due to the condition of recording and authoring software that was used.

English

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Disc Operations (continued)

English

Basic playback controls

Pausing playback

During playback, press u.



 While in pause mode, you can press

 to step forward one frame at each

press.

 To resume playback, press u again.

Selecting another track/chapter

Press í / ë or use the numeric



keypad 0-9 to key in a track/chapter

number.

 If the repeat track mode is active,

press again to replay the same track/

chapter.

Searching backward/forward

Press m / M on the remote control.



 While searching, press m / M

repeatedly to change the search speed.

 To resume normal playback, press

Stopping playback

Press Ç.



Helpful Hints:

– If the message ‘Playback from the

beginning, press í’ appears on the TV

while you load in a disc, you can press í

to start playback from the beginning.

– This is a power-saving feature, this unit

automatically switches to standby mode if

you do not press any buttons within 15

minutes after a disc has stopped playing.

– Screen saver starts automatically if the

disc playback is stopped for more than 5

minutes.

Selecting various repeat/ shuf e functions

The available of the repeat play options and shuf e play mode are vary depending on the disc type.

While playing a disc, press REPEAT



(PROGRAM) on the remote control repeatedly to choose a repeat/shuf e play mode.

DVD  RPT ONE (repeat chapter)  RPT TT (repeat title)  SHUFFLE (random play)  RPT SHF (repeat random play)  RPT OFF (exit repeat mode)

VCD/SVCD/CD  RPT ONE (repeat track)  RPT ALL (repeat disc)  SHUFFLE (random play)  RPT SHF (repeat random play)  RPT OFF (exit repeat mode)

MP3/Windows Media™ Audio/ DivX®  RPT ONE (repeat track)  RPT ALL/FLD (repeat folder)  SHUFFLE (random play)  RPT OFF (exit repeat mode)

Helpful Hint: – Repeat playback is not possible on VCDs/ SVCDs when the PBC mode is turned on.

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Disc Operations (continued)

Other playback features for

video discs

(DVD/VCD/SVCD)

DISC

BACK MENU

SUBTITLE

Note:

The operating features described here

might not be possible for certain discs.

Always refer to the instructions supplied

with the discs.

INFO

OPTIONS

AUDIO SYNC

ZOOM

Viewing playback information

This unit can display the disc playback information (for example, title or chapter number, elapsed playing time, audio/ subtitle language) and a number of operations can be done without interrupting disc playback.

A During playback, press INFO.

 A list of available disc information

appears on the TV.

DVD

Title

Chapter

Audio

Subtitle

Bitrate 7

Track

Disc Time

Track Time

Repeat

Bitrate 8

01/01

02/99

2ch Chi

Off

Title Elapsed

VCD/SVCD

09/16

1:16:05

0:04:32

Off

Total Elapsed

English

Using the Disc Menu

Depending on the disc format, a menu

may appear on the TV screen once you

load the disc.

To select a playback feature or item

Use   keys or numeric keypad



0-9 on the remote control, then press

OK to start playback.

To access or remove the menu

Press DISC on the remote control.



B Use  keys to view the information

and press OK to access.

C Use the numeric keypad 0-9 to input

the number/time or use  keys to make the selection.

D Press OK to con rm.

 Playback changes according to the

chosen time or to the selected title/ chapter/track.

E To exit, press INFO.

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Disc Operations (continued)

English

Zooming

This option allows you to zoom and pan

through the picture on the TV.

A During playback, press ZOOM

repeatedly to select a different zoom

factor.

 Playback continues.

B Use   keys to pan through the

enlarged image.

C Press ZOOM repeatedly to return to

the original size.

Changing subtitle language

This operation works only on DVDs with

multiple subtitle languages. You can

change the language you want while

playing a DVD.

Press SUBTITLE repeatedly to select



different subtitle languages.

Switching camera angles

This option is only available on DVDs

that contain sequences recorded from

different camera angles. This allows you

to view the picture from different angles.

A During playback, press INFO.

 Playback information menu appears.

B Press  to highlight ‘ANGLE’ option in

the menu.

C If different camera angles choices are

available, press  and use the numeric

keypad 0-9 to select.

Changing sound track language

This operation works only on DVDs with multiple sound track languages, or VCDs/ SVCDs with multiple audio channels.

For DVD

Press AUDIO SYNC repeatedly to



select the available audio languages.

For VCD and SVCD

Press AUDIO SYNC repeatedly to



select the available audio channels provided by the disc (STEREO, MONO LEFT, MONO RIGHT or MIX MONO).

Setting the delay times for audio playback

This feature allows you to adjust the audio delay times if the video playback is slower than the audio output streams, hence resulting in ‘Lip-sync’. The only way to correct ‘Lip-sync’ error caused by delayed video is to delay audio by equal amount.

A Press and hold AUDIO SYNC until

‘Audio Sync’ appears on the TV.

B Within  ve seconds, use the VOL +/-

to set the audio output delay times (0 ~ 200 ms).

 If the volume control is not used

within  ve seconds, it resumes its normal volume control function.

Helpful Hint: – Set your preferred default AUDIO SYNC setting in the setup menu, see ‘Setup Menu Options - { Audio Setup > Audio Sync }’ for details.’

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Disc Operations (continued)

Playback Control

Playback Control (PBC) playback allows

you to play VCDs/SVCDs interactively,

following the menu on the display. The

PBC feature on this unit is turned on by

default.

For VCDs with PBC feature

(version 2.0 only) and SVCDs

During playback (PBC ON mode only),



press MENU (BACK) to return to PBC

menu.

Helpful Hint:

– Set your preferred default PBC setting in

the setup menu, see ‘Setup Menu Options -

{ Preferences > PBC } for details.’

Preview function

This function allows you to preview the

contents of a VCD/SVCD.

Press DISC.

Select Digest Type:

Track Digest Disc Interval Track Interval

{ Track Interval } View the content of a single track in six thumbnail pictures. It divides a single track into six portions at regular intervals and displays them on one screen. This option is only available during playback mode.

01 02 03

04 05 06

Exit Menu

To go to the previous or next page,



press í / ë.

To return to the main menu, select



{ Menu } on the screen and press OK.

Press OK on the selected thumbnail



picture to start playback from there.

C To exit the preview menu, select

{ Exit } on the screen and press OK.

English

B Use  keys to select one of the

following options and press OK.

{ Track Digest }

View six different tracks on one screen

each time. It allows you to have a quick

glance at all the tracks on the disc.

{ Disc Interval }

View the whole disc in six thumbnail

pictures. It divides a disc into six portions

at regular intervals and displays them on

one screen.

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Disc Operations (continued)

English

Playing a MP3/ WMA disc

This unit can playback most of the MP3

and Windows Media™ Audio  les

recorded on a recordable disc or

commercial CD.

Before you start ...

Turn on your TV to the correct Video In

channel. See ‘Finding the correct viewing

channel’ for details.

A Load a MP3/WMA disc.

 The disc reading time may exceed 30

seconds due to the complexity of the

directory/ le con guration.

 The disc menu appears on the TV.

00:06 04:04 001/036

\UDF_MP3\

08-AudioTrack

09-AudioTrack 10-AudioTrack 11-AudioTrack 12-AudioTrack 13-AudioTrack 14-AudioTrack

000 018 000

B If the disc main menu contains various

folders, use  keys to select a desired

folder and press OK to open the folder.

C Use  keys to select a  le and press

OK to start playback.

 Playback starts from the selected  le

and continue through to the end of the

folder.

Disc

During playback;

Press í / ë to playback another  le in



the current folder.

Press m / M to fast reverse/forward



search for a track.

To select another folder from the



current disc, press  repeatedly to highlight ‘Previous’ folder and press OK to return to the root menu.

D To stop playback, press Ç.

Helpful Hints: – You can set to display or skip the folders when you load a MP3/JPEG disc. Press OPTIONS, then go to { Preferences > MP3/JPEG NAV }. – Only the  rst session of a multi-session CD will be played back. – It is normal to experience an occasional ‘skip’ while listening to your MP3/WMA disc due to poor clarity of digital contents during internet downloading. – If any special characters are present in the MP3/WMA track name (ID3) or album name, it might not be displayed correctly on the screen because this unit does not support the characters.

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Disc Operations (continued)

Playing a JPEG photo  le

(slide show)

Before you start ...

Turn on your TV to the correct Video In

channel. See ‘Finding the correct viewing

channel’ for details.

Load a JPEG photo CD (or Kodak Picture



CD).

 For a Kodak disc, the slide show

begins automatically.

 For a JPEG disc, the picture menu

appears on the TV. Press u to start the

slide-show playback.

Helpful Hint:

– It may require longer time to display the

disc content due to the large number of

songs/pictures compiled into one disc.

Supported  le format:

– The  le extension has to be ‘*.JPG’

and not ‘*.JPEG’.

– This unit can only display digital camera

pictures according to the JPEG-EXIF

format, typically used by almost all digital

cameras. It cannot display progressive

JPEG, Motion JPEG, or pictures in

formats other than JPEG, or sound clips

associated with pictures.

Preview function

A During playback, press INFO.

 12 thumbnail pictures will be displayed

on the TV.

B Press í / ë to display the other

pictures on the previous/next page.

C Use   keys to select one of the

pictures and press OK to start playback.

D Press MENU (BACK) to return to

Picture CD menu.

Zooming

A During playback, press ZOOM

repeatedly to select a different zoom factor.

B Use   keys to pan through the

enlarged image.

English

Skip/Rotate picture

During playback, use   keys to



skip/rotate the picture on the TV.

Action Remote

control

Skip to previous picture.

Skip to next picture.

Rotate the picture clockwise.

Rotate the picture anticlockwise.









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Disc Operations (continued)

English

Playing music and photo  les

simultaneously

You can create a musical slideshow

playback if the disc contains both the

MP3/WMA music and JPEG photo  les.

A Load a disc that contains both MP3/

WMA and JPEG  les.

B Use  keys to select a MP3/WMA  le

from the disc menu and press OK to

start playback.

C During MP3/WMA playback, use

  keys to select a JPEG  le from

the disc menu and press OK.

 Slideshow begins and continues till the

end of the photo folder or album.

To return to the menu, press MENU



(BACK).

D To stop simultaneous playback, press x

twice.

Playing a DivX® disc

You can only play those DivX® videos that were rented or purchased using the

registration code of this unit (see

DivX ‘Setup Menu Options - { General Setup > DivX(R) VOD Code }’ for details.)

A Load a DivX

B Use   keys to navigate to the  le

you want to play.

C Press OK to start playback.

During playback;

If the DivX® disc has multilingual subtitles,



you can press SUBTITLE on the remote control to change the subtitle language.

If the DivX



tracks, you can press AUDIO SYNC on the remote control to change the audio stream.

Use m / M on the remote control to



perform fast reverse/forward search.

Press INFO repeatedly until the Time



Search menu appears, key in the time where playback should start.

 Playback skips to the time entered.

disc.

title has different audio

Helpful Hints: – Subtitle  les with the following  le name extensions (.srt, .smi, .sub, .ssa, .ass) are supported but do not appear on the  le navigation menu. – The subtitle  le name has to be the same as the  le name of the movie. – The subtitle can only be displayed up to an average of 45 characters.

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MIC LEVEL

MP3 LINK

MIC

Playback - Karaoke

Playing a Karaoke disc

A Connect a microphone (not supplied) to

the MIC socket at the right side of the

front panel.

MIC LEVEL

MIC

MP3 LINK

VOCALKARAOKE

B Insert a karaoke disc.

If the disc menu appears, use  keys



to make your selection and press OK to

start playback.

C To turn off the vocal or change the sound

channel of a karaoke disc, press VOCAL

on the remote control repeatedly to

toggle between various audio modes.

D Start enjoying the karaoke.

Helpful Hints:

– While singing, you can press MIC LEVEL

on the main unit followed by adjusting the

volume control to set the microphone volume

level.

Microphone setting

A Press KARAOKE to access ‘Microphone

Setup’ page.

Microphone Setup

Mic

Mic Volume Echo Level Key

Score

Off

B In ‘Microphone Setup’ page, use 

keys to select the option for microphone settings and press OK to con rm.

{ Mic }

- On

- Off

{ Mic Volume }

{ Echo Level }

{ Key } Set the pitch level

{ Score }

- Off

- Basic

- Intermediate

- Advance

To turn on or off the karaoke microphone.

Set the microphone volume level (0 ~ +20). Default setting is

10. Set the Echo Level

(0 ~ +20). Default setting is 10.

(-10~ +10) that matching your voice.

Note: Select ‘-10’ for lowest possible tone and ‘+10’ for highest tone. To return to original tone, select ‘00’.

Select the level of scoring option.

Note: Select { Off } to turn off the karaoke scoring option.

English

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Playback - USB Device

MIC LEVEL

MP3 LINK

MIC

English

Playing from USB device

You can play or view the data  les

(JPEG, MP3, Windows Media™ Audio or

DivX®) in the USB  ash drive or USB

memory card reader. However, editing

or copying the data  le is not possible.

MIC

MP3 LINK

A Connect the USB  ash drive/USB

memory card reader directly to the

(USB) socket on this unit.

B A message appears on the TV for 5 ( ve)

seconds when the device is detected.

D Select the  le to play and press u.

For more playback information, see



‘Playing a MP3/WMA disc’, ‘Playing a JPEG photo  le (slide show)’ or ‘Playing a DivX® disc’ for details.

E Before you remove the USB device,

press Ç to stop playback or press DISC to switch to disc mode.

Helpful Hints:

MIC LEVEL

– The USB socket does not support the connection of other USB devices except to a USB  ash drive/USB memory card reader. – When the USB device does not  t into the USB socket, a USB extension cable (not supplied) is required. – This unit can only support up to a maximum of 300 folders and 648  les. – You can only read and playback the content from the USB device. – Copy-protected contents are not playable.

Press USB to select device

C Press USB on the remote control to

access the data in the drive.

 When using multiple drives on a single

card reader, only one of the connected

cards can be accessed.

 The device numbers may vary from

different card readers.

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MIC LEVEL

MP3 LINK

MIC

Playback - Other Audio Player

Playing from other portable

audio player

You can connect your portable audio

player to this unit to get the best

immersion sound experience through the

speaker system. However, controlling of

playback is only possible on the portable

audio player.

MIC LEVEL

MIC

MP3 LINK

A Use a 3.5mm stereo audio cable

(not supplied) to connect the MP3 LINK

socket on this unit to the ‘headphone’

output socket on your portable audio

player.

B Press AUX (MP3 LINK) repeatedly on

the remote control until ‘MP3 LINK’ is

displayed.

C Start playback on your portable audio

player.

 The music will be heard through the

speakers.

English

D To stop playback, press the STOP button

on the portable audio player.

Helpful Hint:

– Stop playback on your portable audio

player before you switch this unit to another

input source (e.g. DISC, USB).

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Setup Menu Options

English

Accessing the setup menu

You can change the settings in this unit to

suit your particular requirements.

A In disc mode, press OPTIONS on the

remote control.

 The setup menu appears.

B Use  keys to select one of the setup

menu options, then press .

General Setup

Audio Setup

Video Setup

Preferences

If you are not able to access the



{ Preferences }, press OPTIONS to

exit the menu. Then, press Ç twice

before you press the OPTIONS again.

C Use  keys to select an option and

press .

D Select the setting you wish to change and

press OK to con rm and go back to the

previously selected item.

 Instructions and explanations of the

options are provided in the following

pages.

 If the option in the menu is grayed

out, that means the setting is not

available or cannot be changed in the

current state.

OPTIONS

General Setup

Disc Lock Display Dim OSD Language Screen Saver Sleep

DivX(R) VOD Code

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

See ‘General Setup’ on this Chapter.

Audio Setup

Speakers Volume

Speakers Delay

HDMI Audio CD Upsampling

Audio Sync

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

See ‘Audio Setup’ on this Chapter.

Video Setup

TV Type

TV Display

Progressive

Picture Setting

HDMI Setup

Closed Caption

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

See ‘Video Setup’ on this Chapter.

Preferences

Audio

Subtitle Disc Menu Parental PBC MP3/JPEG Nav Password

DivX Subtitle

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

See ‘Preferences’ on this Chapter.

E To exit, press OPTIONS.

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Setup Menu Options (cont inu ed)

General Setup (underlined options are the factory default settings)

Disc Lock

Display Dim

OSD Language

Screen Saver

Sleep

Not all discs are rated or coded by the disc maker. You can prevent play of speci c discs with the disc lock function. Up to 40 discs can be locked. { Lock } – To block the playback of the current disc.

Subsequent access to a locked disc requires a six-digit password. The default password is ‘136900’ (see { Preferences > Password } for details).

{ Unlock } – All discs can be played.

Select the brightness of this unit’s display panel. { 100% } – Full brightness. { 70% } – Medium brightness. { 40% } – Dimmest display. This switches off all LEDs and

icons on the front display panel of this unit.

Select the menu language for this unit’s on-screen display.

The screen saver prevents damage to the TV screen by avoiding exposure to a static image for too long. { On } – Switch to TV screen saver mode when

playback has been stopped or paused for more than 5 minutes.

{ Off } – Disable the screen saver function.

The sleep timer enables the unit to switch to standby mode automatically after the selected preset time. { 15/30/45/60 mins } – Select the preset minutes for switching

the unit to standby mode automatically.

{ Off } – Turn off the sleep mode function.

English

DivX(R) VOD Code

Philips provides you with the DivX registration code that allows you to rent or purchase videos from DivX® VOD service at www.divx.com/vod. All the downloaded videos from DivX

Press

 to see the registration code and press OK to exit.

VOD can only be played back on this unit.

VOD (Video On Demand)

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Setup Menu Options (cont inu ed)

English

Audio Setup (underlined options are the factory default settings)

Speakers Volume

Speakers Delay

HDMI Audio

Access the speaker’s level setup menu. Use   keys to adjust the volume level for each connected speaker between -6dB to +6dB. See ‘Getting Started - Setting the speakers’ channels’ for details.

Access the speaker’s distance setup menu. Use   keys to set the delay times for the center and rear speakers based on the listening position and distance. See ‘Getting Started - Setting the speakers’ channels’ for details.

Note: 1 ms increase/decrease of delay time is equivalent to one (1) foot change in distance. Use the longer delay time settings when the rear speakers are closer to the listener than the front speakers.

This setting is only required if you are using the HDMI OUT socket to connect your TV or other display device (see ‘Option 4: Connecting to a HDMI-compatible TV’). { Off } – Turn off the HDMI audio output. You can still

enjoy the sound output through the speaker system.

{ All } – The HDMI audio output will be same as the

audio stream being played back. In the case when the playback audio format is not supported, the audio output will be changed to PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) automatically.

Notes:

It may take a while for this unit and the input device to

– communicate and initialize.

It is not possible to listen to SACDs or copy-controlled

– DVD-Audio CPPM (Content Protection for Playable Media) sources using the HDMI connection.

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Setup Menu Options (cont inu ed)

Audio Setup (underlined options are the factory default settings)

CD Upsampling

Audio Sync

Use   keys to set the delay times for the audio output

This feature enables you to convert the music CD to a higher sampling rate using sophisticated digital signal processing for better sound quality. { Off } – Turn off CD-upsampling. { 88.2 kHz (X2) } – To convert the sampling rate of the CDs

twice as high as the original rate.

Notes:

This function is not available if you switch to Multi-channel

– mode.

If you press SURROUND on the remote control, it turns off

– the CD upsampling feature.

This feature allows you to adjust the audio delay times if the video playback is slower than the audio output streams.

between 0~200ms.

English

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Setup Menu Options (cont inu ed)

English

Video Setup (underlined options are the factory default settings)

TV Type

TV Display

Progressive

Select the color system that matches the connected TV. It enables playback of a different type of disc (PAL or NTSC disc) on this unit. { PAL } – For PAL-system TV. { NTSC } – For NTSC-system TV. { Multi } – For TV that is compatible with both

PAL and NTSC.

The picture shape can be adjusted to  t your TV. { 4:3 Pan Scan } – For a full-height picture

with the sides trimmed.

{ 4:3 Letter Box } – For a ‘wide-screen’

display with black bars on the top and bottom.

{ 16:9 Wide Screen } – For wide-screen TV

(frame ratio 16:9).

Before enabling the progressive scan feature, you must ensure that your TV can accept progressive signals (a progressive scan TV is required) and that you have connected this unit to your TV using the Y Pb Pr. See ‘Getting Started - Setting up Progressive Scan feature’ for details. { Off } – Turn off the progressive scan mode. { On } – Turn on progressive scan mode. Read the instructions on the TV and con rm

your action by pressing OK on the remote control.

Picture Setting

Personal Picture Setup

Brightness

Contrast Tint Color

This unit provides three prede ned sets of picture color settings and one personal setting which you can de ne yourself. { Standard } – Original color setting. { Bright } – Vibrant color setting. { Soft } – Warm color setting. { Personal } – Select this to personalize the picture color

setting. Use   keys to adjust to the setting that best suits your personal preference and press OK to con rm. For an average setting, select { 0 }.

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Setup Menu Options (cont inu ed)

Video Setup (underlined options are the factory default settings)

HDMI Setup

It provides the picture settings to enhance the appearance and picture quality for disc playback. This feature is only applicable if you have connected this unit to a HDMI-compatible TV/device.

{ Wide Screen Format } – Select a suitable screen display (this option is

only available when { TV Display } is set to { 16:9 Wide Screen }).

{ Superwide } Display the 4:3 picture disc on the widescreen TV with non-linear stretching (center position of the screen is stretched less than the side.) The supported video resolution for this setting is 720p or 1080i.

{ 4:3 Pillar Box } Display the 4:3 picture disc on the widescreen TV without stretching. Black bars will be shown on the both sides of the TV screen.

{ Off } No aspect ratio adjustment is made when this option is selected.

{ HDMI Video } – Select a suitable video resolution that is

compatible with your TV display capability.

{ Auto } It detects and selects the best supported video resolution automatically.

{ 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p } Manually select a video resolution. ‘p’ for progressive and ‘i’ for interlaced.

Note: If no display appears on the TV due to unsupported resolution, use the composite video cable to connect this unit and your TV. Turn on your TV to the correct input channel for the composite video and adjust the resolution setting to 480p/576p.

English

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Setup Menu Options (cont inu ed)

English

Video Setup (underlined options are the factory default settings)

HDMI Setup

Continued... { EasyLink } – Enable HDMI CEC compliant TV/devices to

control each other with a single remote control.

Notes:

Your TV and other connected devices must be compliant with

– HDMI CEC.

You must turn on the HDMI CEC operations on your TV/

– devices before you can enjoy the EasyLink controls. See your TVs/ devices manual for details.

Philips does not guarantee 100% interoperability with all HDMI

– CEC compliant devices.

{ Auto Wakeup TV } Press PLAY button to turn on (both your TV and this unit) and start video disc play (if a video disc is found in the disc tray). Your TV automatically switches to the correct video channel. To disable this feature, select { Off }.

{ System Standby } Press STANDBY/POWER button to turn off this unit and all the HDMI CEC compliant devices. To disable this feature, select { Decline }.

Note: However, press and hold 2 button on this unit remote control can still turn off all the HDMI CEC compliant devices.

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Setup Menu Options (cont inu ed)

Video Setup (underlined options are the factory default settings)

HDMI Setup

Closed Caption

Continued...

{ System Audio Control } This unit automatically switches to the audio input of the active device and output the sound from its speakers system. To enable this feature, select { On }. Then proceed to { HDMI Input Mapping } to scan and map all available devices.

{ HDMI Input Mapping } Map the correct audio connections from your TV/devices to this unit to enable seamless switching of audio input automatically. To start, press OK and con rm scanning. Then select the audio input (e.g. AUX1, OPTICAL IN) and map to your TV or other devices accordingly.

This feature is only available if the disc contained of special

video signal data. It shows sound effects on the screen if your TV

supports this feature, such as ‘phone ringing’ and ‘footsteps.’ { On } – Turn on closed caption feature. { Off } – Turn off closed caption feature.

English

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Setup Menu Options (cont inu ed)

English

Preferences (underlined options are the factory default settings)

Audio

Subtitle

Disc Menu

Parental

Select the preferred audio language for DVDs with multiple sound tracks.

Select the preferred subtitle language for DVD playback.

Select the preferred disc menu language for DVD playback. Note: If the selected audio/subtitle/disc menu language is not

available on the DVD, the disc’s default language will be used instead.

This is to prohibit viewing of discs that had exceeded the limits you set. It works only on the DVDs with parental level assigned to the complete disc or to certain scenes on the disc.

1) Use  keys to select a rating level from 1 to 8 and press

OK.

2) Use the numeric keypad 0-9 on the remote control to

enter your six-digit password.

Notes: – The ratings are country-dependent (‘1’ is considered material that is least offensive and ‘8’ is most offensive). To disable parental controls and allow all discs to play, select ‘8’. – Some DVDs are not encoded with a rating though the movie rating may be printed on the disc cover. The rating level feature does not prohibit playback of such discs. VCD, SVCD and CD have no level indication, so parental control has no effect on these type of discs. – DVDs that are rated higher than the level you selected will not be played unless you enter the same six-digit password.

PBC

Play Back Control feature is applicable for VCD/SVCD only. It allows you to play Video CDs (2.0) interactively, following the menu on the display. { On } – The index menu (if available) appears on the

TV when you load a VCD/SVCD.

{ Off } – The VCD/SVCD skips the index menu and

playback directly from the beginning.

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Setup Menu Options (cont inu ed)

Preferences (underlined options are the factory default settings)

MP3/JPEG Nav

MP3/JPEG Navigator can only be set if the disc is recorded with a menu. It allows you to select different display menus for easy navigation. { Without Menu } – Display all the  les contained in the

{ With Menu } – Display the folder menu of the

Note: This unit can only display 648  les in the directory.

Password

The password is used for the Disc Lock and Parental. The default password is ‘136900.’

To change the password:

1) Press OK to access the change password menu.

Change Password

Old Password

New Password

Confirm PWD

2) Use the numeric keypad 0-9 on the remote control to

enter your existing six-digit password at { Old Password }.

Note: When doing this for the  rst time or if you forget your existing password, key in ‘136900.’

3) Enter the new six-digit password at { New Password }.

4) Enter the new six-digit password again at { Con rm PWD }.

5) Press OK to con rm and exit the menu.

English

MP3/Picture disc.

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Setup Menu Options (cont inu ed)

English

Preferences (underlined options are the factory default settings)

DivX Subtitle

Default

Press OK to con rm the default reset.

Version Info

Press OK to display the software version of this unit.

Select the font type that supports the recorded DivX

{ Standard } – Display a standard list of Roman subtitle

fonts provided by this unit. { Central Europe } – Display Central Europe fonts. { Cyrillic } – Display Cyrillic fonts. { Greek } – Display Greek subtitle fonts. { Hebrew } – Display Hebrew subtitle fonts. { Chinese (Simp) } – Display Simpli ed Chinese fonts. { Korean } – Display Korean fonts.

This feature enables you to reset all the setup menu options and your personal settings to the factory defaults, except your password for the Disc Lock and Parental.

This shows you informations about the current version of the software installed in this unit. You may require this information for future online  rmware upgrade.

subtitle.

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Radio Operations

Before you start .....

Ensure that the FM antenna has been connected to the Home Theatre Unit. (For some models, the FM antenna has been connected in the factory).

A Connect the FM antenna (supplied) to

the FM socket.

B Attach the other end of the FM antenna

to a wall.

AUX 1AUX 2

Helpful Hints: – For better FM stereo reception, connect an external FM antenna (not supplied). – Position the antenna as far away as possible from your TV, VCR or other radiation source to prevent any unwanted interference.

Tuning to radio stations

A Press SOURCE repeatedly until ‘FM’

appears on the display panel (or press RADIO on the remote control.)

B Press  /  on the remote control to

start tuning.

 The frequency indication starts to

change until a radio station with suf cient signal strength is found.

C Repeat step B if necessary until you  nd

the desired radio station.

D To  ne-tune the reception of a weak

station, press  /  brie y and repeatedly until an optimal reception is found.

Changing tuning grid

(only applicable for certain regions) In some countries, the frequency step between adjacent channels in the FM Band is 50 kHz (100 kHz in some areas).

Note:

Changing the tuning grid erases all previously stored preset radio stations.

English

A Press SOURCE repeatedly until ‘FM’

appears.

B Press x.

C Press and hold u until ‘GRID 9’ or

‘GRID 10’ appears.

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Radio Operations (cont inued)

English

Presetting radio stations

You can store up to 40 FM preset radio stations in the memory. There are three different ways to program the radio stations: – Using auto install (for  rst time setup

only) – Using automatic preset – Using manual preset

Helpful Hints: – This unit exits presetting mode if no button is pressed within 20 seconds. – If no stereo signal is detected or less than 5 ( ve) stations are detected during radio installation, ‘CHECK ANTENNA’ appears.

Using auto install

When you access the ‘RADIO’ mode for the very  rst time, you will be prompted to install the radio stations. With this feature, you can install all the available radio station automatically with one touch of button.

RADIO

Using automatic preset

Use automatic presetting to store or reinstall all the preset radio stations.

RADIO

A Press RADIO to select ‘FM’ band.

B Press and hold REPEAT (PROGRAM)

until ‘START ...’ appears on the display panel.

 All previously stored radio stations

will be replaced.

Using manual preset

Use manual presetting to store your favorite radio stations.

A Tune to your desired radio station (see

‘Tuning to radio stations’).

B Press REPEAT (PROGRAM).

C Press í / ë or use the numeric

keypad 0-9 to select a preset number that you want to store the current radio station.

D Press REPEAT (PROGRAM) to store.

A Press RADIO.

 ‘AUTO INSTALL ... PRESS PLAY’

appears.

B Press u.

 All the available radio stations with

strong signal will be stored automatically.

 Once complete, the  rst tuned radio

station will be played back.

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Selecting a preset radio station

A Press RADIO to select ‘FM’ band.

B Press í / ë or use the numeric

keypad 0-9 to select a preset radio stations.

 The preset number and radio

frequency appear on the display panel.

Deleting a preset radio station

A In radio mode, press í / ë to select a

preset radio station.

B Press and hold

appears.

 ‘X’ is the preset number.  The radio station continues to play

but has been deleted from the preset list.

 The rest of the preset radio stations

remain unchanged.

until ‘FM X DELETED’

Radio Operations (cont inued)

English

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Sound and Volume Controls

English

VOL+-

SURROUND

Volume control

Press VOL +



decrease the volume level.

To turn off the volume temporarily

Press



 Playback continues without sound and

‘MUTE’ appears.

 To restore the volume, press again,

or increase the volume level.

/- to increase or

Selecting surround sound

Press SURROUND to select Multi-



Channel, Stereo sound or Party sound.

 The availability of the various

surround sound modes depends on the sound available on the disc.

 The available output modes for

Multi-channel include: Dolby Digital, DTS (Digital Theatre Systems) Surround and Dolby Pro Logic II.

 Stereo broadcasts or recordings will

produce some surround channel effects when played in a surround mode.

 Party mode is ideal for party music. It

enhanced the stereo channels output by duplicating the sound output to the centre, rear left and rear right speakers.

SOUND MODES

Selecting digital sound effects

Select a preset digital sound effect that matches your disc’s content or that optimizes the sound of the musical style you are playing.

Press SOUND MODES +



select the available sound effect.

Movies Music Description

CONCERT CLASSIC Flat and pure sound

DRAMA LOUNGE Moderate sound

ACTION ROCK Enhanced low and

GAMING SPORTS Moderate mid range

NIGHT NIGHT Dynamically con-

/- to

mode. Ideal for listening to classical music and watching live concert DVDs.

mode suitable for lounge music and watching dramas.

high range for great sounding movie effects and atmosphere. Great for action movies and rock/pop music.

and surround effects for clear vocals and the atmosphere of a live sports venue. Also suitable for video gaming.

trolled sound mode suitable for watching movies at night or for non-intrusive background music.

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Other Features

Turning on the sleep timer

The sleep timer enables the unit to switch to standby mode automatically after the selected preset time.

Press SLEEP repeatedly until it reaches



the desired preset turn-off time (in minutes): OFF > 60 > 45 > 30 > 15 > OFF...

To check or change the setting

Press SLEEP once to show the



remaining time before switching off. To change the setting, press SLEEP repeatedly until the time is displayed.

To cancel the sleep timer

Press SLEEP repeatedly until ‘OFF’ is



displayed or turn off this unit to standby.

Installing the latest software

Philips provides software upgrades to make sure that this unit is compatible with the newest formats. To check the updates, compare the current software version of this unit with the latest software version available at the Philips website.

A Press OPTIONS to check the software

version of this unit.

B Select { Preferences } > { Version

Info }, then press OK.

Preferences

Disc Menu Parental PBC MP3/JPEG Nav Password DivX Subtitle Default

Version Info

Press OPTIONS to exit menu

C Write down the version number, then

press OPTIONS to exit the menu.

D Go to www.philips.com/support to check

the latest software version available for this unit.

E If the latest software version is higher

than the software version of this unit, download it and store onto a CD-R or USB  ash drive

F Insert the CD-R or USB  ash drive to

this unit and con rm upgrade operation.

English

Note: Never unplug or turn off this unit during the upgrade.

G Once complete, this unit turns off to

standby mode automatically.

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Troubl e shoo ting

English

WARNING

Under no circumstances should you try to repair the system yourself, as this will invalidate the warranty. Do not open the system as there is a risk of electric shock.

If a fault occurs,  rst check the points listed below before taking the system for repair. If you are unable to solve a problem by following these instructions, consult your dealer or Philips for help.

Problem (General) Solution

No picture.

Completely distorted picture or black/white picture.

– Refer to your TVs manual for correct Video In

channel selection. Change the TV channel until you

see the DVD screen. – Press DISC to select disc mode. – If this happens when you turn on the progressive scan

feature, wait for 15 seconds for the auto recover or

switch to the default mode as below:

1) Press ç to open the disc tray.

2) Press  on the remote control.

3) Press AUDIO SYNC on the remote control. – If this happens when you change the HDMI video

setting, wait for 15 seconds for the auto recover or switch to the default mode as below:

1) Press ç to open the disc tray.

2) Press  on the remote control.

3) Press ZOOM on the remote control.

– Check the video connection. – Sometimes a small amount of picture distortion may

appear. This is not a malfunction.

– The disc is dirty. Clean the disc.

No sound or distorted sound.

No surround sound effect from the speakers.

– Adjust the volume. – Check the speaker connections and settings. – Make sure that the audio cables are connected and

press the correct source button (for example, AUX (MP3 LINK)) to choose the device that you want to hear through this unit.

– Press SURROUND to select a correct surround

sound setting.

– Make sure that the source you are playing is recorded

or broadcast in surround sound (DTS, Dolby Digital, etc).

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Troubl e shoo ting (continued)

Problem (Playback) Solution

The remote control does not function properly.

The unit does not start playback.

The aspect ratio of the screen cannot be changed even though you have set the TV display.

Cannot activate some features e.g. Angles, Subtitles, or multi-language Audio.

– Select the source you want to play (for example,

DISC, USB or RADIO) before pressing the function button (u, í / ë).

– Reduce the distance between the remote control and

this unit. – Batteries are weak, replace the batteries. – Point the remote control directly toward the IR sensor.

– Load a readable disc with the playback side facing

down. The DVD+R/CD-R must be  nalised. – Make sure the disc is not scratched or warped. – Press OPTIONS to turn off the system setup menu

screen. – You may need to enter the password in order to

unlock the disc for playback. – Moisture may have condensed inside this unit.

Remove the disc and leave this unit turned on for

about an hour.

– The aspect ratio is  xed on the DVD disc. – Depending on the TV, it may not be possible to

change the aspect ratio.

– The features may not be available on the DVD. – Changing the language for the sound or subtitle is

prohibited on this DVD.

English

Not able to select some items in the setup/system menu.

Unable to play DivX

movies.

Radio reception is poor.

– Press x twice before selecting the system setup

menu. – Depending on the disc availability, some menu items

cannot be selected.

– Ensure that the DivX

 le is encoded according to the

‘Home Theatre Pro le’ with the DivX® encoder. – Check that the DivX® movie download is a complete

 le.

– If the signal is too weak, adjust the antenna or

connect an external antenna for better reception. – Increase the distance between this unit and your TV

or VCR. – Tune in to the correct frequency. – Place the antenna further away from any equipment

that may be causing the interference.

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Troubl e shoo ting (continued)

English

Problem (USB/HDMI) Solution

The contents of the USB  ash drive cannot be read.

Slow operation of the USB  ash drive.

No audio output from HDMI connection.

No video output from HDMI connection.

– The USB  ash drive format is not compatible with this

unit. – Drive is formatted with a different  le system which is

not supported by this unit (e.g. NTFS).

– Large  le size or high memory USB  ash drive takes

longer time to read and display on the TV.

– You will not hear any sound from the HDMI output if

the source device is only DVI/HDCP (High-bandwidth

Digital Content Protection)-compatible. – It is not possible to output SACD or copy-controlled

DVD-Audio sources from the HDMI connection. – Make sure that the audio output setting is not turned

off. See ‘Setup Menu Options - { Audio Setup - HDMI

Audio }’ for details.

– HDMI connection can only be made to HDMI-

equipped devices with HDCP (High Bandwidth Digital

Content Protection). If you wish to connect to a DVI

connector (equipped with HDCP), you will need a

separate adaptor (DVI to HDMI). – Make sure the resolution of this unit matches the

device you have connected using the HDMI. See

‘Setup Menu Options - { Video Setup - HDMI Setup

- HDMI Video }’ for details.

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Speci cations

AMPLIFIER

Total output power : 4x125+2x250 RMS Frequency Response: 180 Hz – 18 kHz / ±3 dB Signal-to-Noise Ratio: > 60 dB (A-weighted) Input Sensitivity

- AUX 1: 400 mV

- AUX 2: 400 mV

- MP3 LINK: 400 mV

RADIO

Tuning Range: FM 87.5-108 MHz (50/100 kHz) 26 dB Quieting Sensitivity: FM 22 dBf IF Rejection Ratio: FM 60 dB Signal-to-Noise Ratio: FM 50 dB Harmonic Distortion: FM Mono 3% FM Stereo 3% Frequency Response FM 180 Hz–10 kHz / ±6 dB Stereo Separation FM 26 dB (1 kHz) Stereo Threshold FM 29 dB

DISC

Laser Type Semiconductor Disc Diametre 12cm / 8cm Video Decoding MPEG-1 / MPEG-2 / / DivX 3/4/5/6, Ultra Video DAC 12 Bits Signal System PAL / NTSC Video Format 4:3 / 16:9 Video S/N 56 dB Composite Video Output 1.0 Vp-p, 75Ω Frequency Response 4 Hz–20 kHz (44.1 kHz) 4 Hz–22 kHz (48 kHz) 4 Hz–44 kHz (96 kHz) PCM IEC 60958 Dolby Digital IEC 60958, IEC 61937 DTS IEC 60958, IEC 61937

MAIN UNIT

Power Supply Rating: 110-127 V / 220-240 V; 50-60 Hz Power Consumption: 180 W Dimensions: 435 x 58 x 360 (mm) (w x h x d) Weight: 3.75 kg

FRONT AND REAR SPEAKERS

System: Full range satellite Impedance: 6 Ω Speaker drivers: 3” full range speaker Frequency response: 150 Hz – 20 kHz Dimensions: 103 x 203 x 71 (mm) (w x h x d) Weight: 0.54 kg/each

CENTRE SPEAKER

System: Full range satellite Impedance: 3 Ω Speaker drivers: 2 x 2.5” full range speaker+ 1 x 2” tweeter Frequency response: 150 Hz – 20 kHz Dimensions: 440 x 105 x 75 (mm) (w x h x d) Weight: 1.39 kg

SUBWOOFER

Impedance: 3 Ω Speaker drivers: 165mm (6.5”) woofer Frequency response: 40 Hz – 150 Hz Dimensions: 163 x 363 x 369 (mm) (w x h x d) Weight: 5.08 kg

Speci cations subject to change without prior notice.

English

USB

Compatibility Hi-Speed USB (2.0) Class Support UMS (USB Mass Storage Class), MTP (Media Transfer Protocol)

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Glossary

Analogue audio: Sound that has not been

English

turned into numbers. Analogue sound is available if you use the AUDIO LEFT/RIGHT. These red and white sockets send audio through two channels, the left and right.

Dolby Digital: A surround sound system developed by Dolby Laboratories containing up to six channels of digital audio (front left and right, surround left and right, centre and subwoofer).

Aspect ratio: Aspect ratio refers to the length to height ratio of TV screens. The ratio of a standard TV is 4:3, while the ratio of a high-de nition or wide TV is 16:9. The letter box allows you to enjoy a picture with a wider perspective on a standard 4:3 screen.

AUDIO IN sockets: Red and white sockets on the back of the unit that receive audio from another system (TV, Stereo, etc.).

Bit Rate: The amount of data used to hold a given length of music; measured in kilobits per second, or kbps. Or, the speed at which you record. Generally, the higher the bit rate, or the higher the recording speed, the better the sound quality. However, higher bit rates use more space on a disc.

Chapter: Sections of a picture or a music piece on a DVD that are smaller than titles. A title is composed of several chapters. Each chapter is assigned a chapter number enabling you to locate the chapter you want.

Composite video (CVBS): A single video signal commonly used in most consumer video products.

Disc menu: A screen display prepared for allowing a selection of images, sounds, subtitles, multi-angles, etc., recorded on a DVD.

DivX

: The DivX® code is a patent-pending,

MPEG-4 based video compression technology, developed by DivX® Networks, Inc., that can shrink digital video to sizes small enough to be transported over the internet, while maintaining high visual quality.

Dolby Surround Pro Logic II: It is an improved matrix decoding technology that provides better spatiality and directionality on Dolby Surround programme material, provides a convincing three dimensional sound  eld on conventional stereo music recordings and is ideally suited to bring the surround experience to automotive sound. While conventional surround programming is fully compatible with Dolby Surround Pro Logic II decoders, soundtracks will be able to be encoded speci cally to take full advantage of Pro Logic II playback, including separate left and right surround channels. (Such material is also compatible with conventional Pro Logic decoders).

DTS: Digital Theatre Systems. This is a surround sound system, but it is different from the Dolby Digital. The formats were developed by different companies.

HDMI: High-De nition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) is a high-speed digital interface that can transmit uncompressed high de nition video and digital multichannel audio. It delivers perfect picture and sound quality, completely free from noise. HDMI is fully backward-compatible with DVI. As required by the HDMI standard, connecting to HDMI or DVI products without HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) will result in no Video or Audio output.

EasyLink: Philips EasyLink uses the HDMI CEC industry standard protocol to share functionalities between the unit and its connected devices. This feature is only available if you connect this unit to a HDMI CEC compliant TV with a HDMI cable.

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HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content

Protection) is a speci cation that provides a secure transmission of digital contents between different devices (to prevent unauthorised copyright).

JPEG: A very common digital still picture format. A still-picture data compression system proposed by the Joint Photographic Expert Group, which features small decrease in image quality in spite of its high compression ratio. Files are recognised by their  le extension ‘JPG or JPEG’.

MP3: A  le format with a sound data compression system. ‘MP3’ is the abbreviation of Motion Picture Experts Group 1 (or MPEG-1) Audio Layer3. By using the MP3 format, one CD-R or CD-RW can contain about 10 times more data than a regular CD.

MPEG: Motion Picture Experts Group. A collection of compression systems for digital audio and video.

Multi-channel: DVDs are formatted to have each sound track constitute one sound  eld. Multi-channel refers to a structure of sound tracks having three or more channels.

Region code: A system allowing discs to be played only in the region designated. This unit will only play discs that have compatible region codes. You can  nd the region code of your unit by looking at the product label. Some discs are compatible with more than one region (or ALL regions).

S-Video: Produces a clear picture by sending separate signals for the luminance and the colour. You can use S-Video only if your TV has an S-Video In socket.

Surround: A system for creating realistic three dimensional sound  elds full of realism by arranging multiple speakers around the listener.

Title: The longest section of a movie or music feature on DVD. Each title is assigned a title number, enabling you to locate the title you want.

WMA: Windows Media™ Audio. Refers to an audio compression technology developed by Microsoft Corporation. WMA data can be encoded by using Windows Media Player version 9 or Windows Media Player for Windows XP. Files are recognised by their  le extension ‘WMA’.

English

PBC: Playback Control. A system of

navigating a Video CD/Super VCD through on-screen menus recorded onto the disc. You can enjoy interactive playback and searching.

Progressive Scan: The progressive scan displays twice the number of frames per second than in an ordinary TV system. It offers higher picture resolution and quality.

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