Use Subtitles - Philips 32PFL3605H/12 User Manual

Note
•
You have to enter your code every time you
turn on your TV.
•
Switch the TV off and on again for the change
to take effect.
Lock or unlock one or more channels
1
When watching TV, press OK to display the
channel grid.
2
Press to select a channel to lock or
unlock.
3
Press OPTIONS.
4
Press to select [Lock channel] or
[Unlock channel].
5
For each selection, press OK to lock or
unlock the channel.
»
The first time you lock or unlock a
channel, you are prompted to enter your
PIN code.
6
Enter your code and press OK.
»
If the channel is locked, a lock icon is
displayed.
7
Repeat the process to lock or unlock
more channels.
Note
•
Switch the TV off and on again for the change
to take effect.
•
If you use P +/- on your remote control to
switch between channels, the locked channels
are skipped.
• If you access the locked channels from the
channel grid, you are prompted to enter your
PIN code.
Set parental ratings
Some digital broadcasters rate their
programmes according to age. You can set
your TV to display only programmes with age
ratings higher than your child's age.
1
Press MENU.
2
Press to select [Setup] > [Features]
> [Parental rating].
»
A code setup screen appears.
3
Enter your code using Numeric buttons.
»
The parental rating menu appears.
4
Press to select an age rating.
5
Press OK to confirm.
6
Press MENU to exit.

Use subtitles

You can enable subtitles for each TV channel.
Subtitles are broadcast via teletext or DVB-T
digital broadcasts. With digital broadcasts, you
can select a subtitle language.
Enable subtitles on analogue TV
channels
1
Select an analogue TV channel.
2
Press MHEG/TELETEXT.
3
Enter the three-digit page number of the
subtitle page with the Numeric buttons.
4
Press MHEG/TELETEXT to switch off
teletext.
5
Press SUBTITLE.
»
The [Subtitle mode] menu appears.
6
Select [On] to display subtitles always or
[On during mute] to display subtitles only
when audio is muted.
7
Press OK to enable subtitles.
8
Repeat this procedure to enable subtitles
on each analogue channel.
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