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Important
Safety
D Health Warning
Care
Legal
Sustainability
Help and Support
Use Your TV
TV Controls
Rear Controls
Remote Control
Smartphone Control
Watch TV
Watch Connected Devices
View Program Guide
Watch 3D
Ambilight
Play Multimedia Files
Smart TV
Interactive TV
Use more of Your TV
Pause TV
Record TV Shows
Schedule Recordings
Watch Recordings
Use Wi-Fi Miracast
Switch On/Off Miracast
Share Screen on TV
Stop Sharing
Use Skype
Play Games
Set Locks and Timers
Sleep Timer
Child Lock
Change Your TV Settings
Settings Assistant
More Picture Settings
Picture and Sound
Channels
Language Settings
The Country Menu Is Displayed
Press
Press [Cancel] to Exit
Select [Setup] > [Channel Settings]
Select [Channel Installation]
Disconnect the USB Storage Device
Switch on the Second TV, on Which You
Want to Copy the Channel List
Channel List] > [Copy to TV], then Press
Universal Access Settings
Other Settings
Update Software
Press
While You Watch TV, Press
Reset All
Select [Setup] > [TV Settings]
Connect Your TV
About Cables
Connect Antenna
Connect Devices
Tv Receiver
Video Recorder
Game Console
Home Theater
Connect more Devices
Video Call Camera
Watch Connected Devices
Press OK
Options
Set up Easylink Devices
Press OK
Connect to a Network and the Internet
Wired Connection
Network Settings
Troubleshooting
General Issues
Channel Issues
Picture Issues
Sound Issues
Connection Issues
Network Issues
Contact Philips
Specifications
Power and Reception
Display and Sound
Display Resolutions
Multimedia
Connectivity
Help Version
Index
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Summarization of Contents
1 Important Safety Information
General Safety Precautions
Read and understand all instructions before use. Warranty may not apply if instructions are not followed.
Electrical Shock and Fire Hazards
Never expose TV to rain or water. Do not place liquid containers near TV.
TV Physical Damage Risks
Use two people to lift TVs over 25kg. Secure stands properly. Ensure proper wall mounting.
2 Care and Maintenance
Screen Care and Placement Tips
Clean screen with damp cloth. Position TV away from direct light. Ideal viewing distance is 3x screen size.
3D Glasses Care
Use soft cloth for lenses. Avoid direct sunlight, heat, fire, or water.
TV Placement Settings
Select TV placement (stand/wall mount) for optimal sound settings.
TV Locking Mechanism
Secure TV with Kensington anti-theft lock (sold separately) using security slot.
3 Legal and Compliance
Notices and Warranty Terms
Copyright notice, specifications disclaimer, and warranty exclusions for improper use.
Pixel Characteristics and Open Source
Explains pixel variations and open source software licensing.
4 Trademarks and Licensing
Brand and Technology Trademarks
Lists trademarks for Windows Media, Dolby, HDMI, Kensington, DLNA, DivX, etc.
5 Sustainability and Smart Features
Skype and Wi-Fi Alliance Information
Details Skype features and Wi-Fi Alliance trademarks.
Energy Efficiency Settings
Features include energy saving picture settings, screen off, light sensor, low standby power.
6 Help and Support Resources
On-Screen Help and Website Support
Access on-screen help menu and Philips support website for FAQs and manual downloads.
Community Forums and Contact Info
Search TV forum and contact Philips Consumer Care for assistance.
Philips Connectivity Guide
Guide for connecting TV to other devices.
7 Using Your TV
TV Controls and Remote Overview
Identifies TV buttons, standby LED, remote control sensor, and remote buttons.
Remote Control Functions Explained
Details functions of LIST, INFO, OPTIONS, format, back, CC, volume, mute, number buttons.
Connected Device Control and Smartphone App
Control HDMI-CEC devices via EasyLink and use Philips MyRemote app.
Watching TV
Powering TV On/Off and Standby
Instructions for switching the TV on, to standby, and off using remote or TV buttons.
Adjusting Volume and Muting
Controls for increasing, decreasing, and muting TV volume, including headphone volume.
Automatic Standby Feature
TV automatically switches to standby after 4 hours of inactivity to save energy.
Managing TV Channels
Switching and Selecting Channels
How to switch channels using +/- buttons or number input.
Favorite Channels Management
Create, add, remove, and display favorite channels.
Channel List Operations
Filter channels, rename channels, hide channels, lock channels, display logos.
Picture and Sound Customization
Changing Picture Format
Adjust picture format (Auto fill, Auto zoom, 4:3, Unscaled) based on video source.
Broadcaster Program Guide
View channel schedules and synopses from broadcasters.
Internet Program Guide
Access program guide via Internet connection. Customize display and schedule recordings.
Watching 3D Content
Requirements and basic steps for watching 3D content using Philips Easy 3D glasses.
3D and Ambilight Features
Starting and Managing 3D Viewing
Automatically detect 3D, select 3D input format, and convert 2D to 3D.
Ambilight Functionality
Ambilight makes viewing relaxing by matching light to picture. Best effect with 25cm wall distance.
Ambilight Settings and Modes
Adjust Ambilight mode (Dynamic, Static), brightness, and advanced settings.
Playing Multimedia Files
Playing Files from Computer
Connect TV to home network to play videos, photos, music from computer via media server.
Playing Files from USB Device
Connect USB device to play photos, videos, music. Caution on USB port overload.
Multimedia Playback Options
Options for video playback like subtitles, audio language, repeat, and media server selection.
Music and Photo Playback Options
Options for music (repeat, shuffle) and slideshows (shuffle, transitions, time).
DivX VOD Registration and Playback
Register TV for DivX VOD, download player, and activate device.
Smart TV Functionality
DivX VOD De-registration
Steps to de-register the TV from DivX VOD service.
Smart TV Capabilities and Setup
Enjoy internet apps, browse websites, play videos. Connect TV to internet and configure Smart TV.
Connecting TV to the Internet
Need UPnP router, computer, and high-speed internet connection for network features.
Starting and Using Smart TV
Launch Smart TV, accept terms, and enable parental control if needed.
Accessing Smart TV Apps and Websites
Browse App Gallery, add apps, and access websites using the TV's browser.
Smart TV Options and Memory Clearing
Clear Smart TV memory, including favorites and history, to reset settings.
Renting Online Videos
Access video store apps, select, and rent videos online.
Interactive TV Services
Interactive TV Capabilities
View additional info/entertainment via digital TV broadcasters using HbbTV, iTV, MHP, DTVI systems.
Accessing Interactive Programs
Identify interactive channels and launch applications using the Red button or OK.
3 Using Your TV More Extensively
Pause Live TV Broadcast
Pause digital TV programs to a USB hard drive and resume later. Max 90 min.
USB Hard Drive Installation and Formatting
Connect and format USB 2.0 drive (min 4GB) for pause TV function. Caution on formatting.
Recording TV Shows
Pausing and Storing Live TV Broadcasts
Instructions on how to pause, resume, and store live TV broadcasts on a USB drive.
Requirements for TV Recording
Connect USB 2.0 drive (min 32GB) and format for recording. Notes on USB drive management.
Starting and Scheduling TV Recordings
One-touch recording and scheduling future programs via TV guide. Note on recording limitations.
Managing Scheduled Recordings
Adjust time, cancel, or view scheduled recordings. Notes on recording expiration and failures.
Watching and Deleting Recordings
Play recorded programs and manage storage by deleting recordings.
Using Wi-Fi Miracast
Miracast Capabilities and Setup
Share smartphone/tablet screen wirelessly. Requires Wi-Fi Direct/Miracast support. Subject to HDCP.
Screen Sharing and Stopping
How to share device screen and stop sharing from device or TV. Option to block new devices.
Unblocking and Managing Miracast Devices
Clear Wi-Fi Miracast device list to unblock devices. Manage previously connected devices.
Using Skype on TV
Skype Features and Requirements
Talk for free, low-cost calls, conference calls. Needs video camera and internet connection.
Signing Into and Creating Skype Accounts
Sign in with existing account or create a new one directly on the TV.
Managing Skype Contacts
Add, rename, block, and unblock contacts. View contact info and history.
Skype Online Status and Call Answering
Change online status and accept/decline incoming calls.
Making Skype Calls (Voice and Video)
Make voice calls, video calls, zoom/pan video, and use call options like mute/hold.
Calling Phones via Skype
Call landlines and mobiles using Skype Credits or subscription. Need to purchase credits.
Answering Skype Calls
How to answer incoming calls, with or without video, or decline them.
Skype Call Interruption and Voicemails
Notes on how Skype calls affect TV programs/rentals. Manage voicemails.
Skype Settings and Credit Management
Automatic sign-in, profile picture, password change, and Skype credit usage.
Playing Games on TV
Game Capabilities and Requirements
Play single/two-player games with optimized settings. Needs game console and optional 3D glasses kit.
Starting Games and Two-Player Mode
Connect console, start games, and enable two-player split-screen using 3D technology.
Game Picture and Sound Optimization
Optimize TV display for gaming (picture settings) and sound effects.
Setting Locks and Timers
Displaying and Changing TV Clock
Display TV clock and change mode (automatic/manual) and time zone.
Setting Clock Manually and Sleep Timer
Manually set date/time and configure sleep timer for automatic TV standby.
Child Lock and Content Rating
Lock channels or block age-rated programs. Set content rating locks.
4 Changing TV Settings
Picture and Sound Settings Assistant
Use assistant for quick picture/sound adjustments. Demonstrates effects immediately.
Advanced Picture Settings
Fine-tune Pixel Plus HD, HD Natural Motion, sharpness, contrast, color, and other advanced picture parameters.
Advanced Sound Settings and Formats
Adjust sound style, bass, treble, surround modes, headphone volume, and audio output format.
Resetting Picture and Sound Settings
Restore default picture and sound settings without affecting channel installation.
Channel Management
Automatic Channel Installation
Reinstall all available channels by country and network type (Antenna/Cable).
Installing Digital Channels and Updating Lists
Install digital channels by frequency and update channel lists.
Copying Channel Lists
Copy channel lists between TVs using a USB drive. Requires matching TV properties.
Language and Audio Settings
Change menu language and select preferred audio language for digital/analog channels.
Other TV Settings
Closed Captions and Universal Access
Display closed captions and enable universal access features for visual/hearing impairment.
TV Demo and Home Mode Setup
Watch TV demo to learn features. Set TV to Home mode for correct settings.
Software Update Check
Check current software version and understand update caution.
Updating TV Software via USB
Download and install software updates from USB flash drive. Follow precautions.
Updating Software from Digital Broadcast
Receive software updates via digital broadcast and update later if prompted.
Updating Software from the Internet
Connect TV to internet to update software directly. TV restarts automatically.
Resetting All TV Settings
Reset all picture/sound settings and reinstall channels to factory defaults.
5 Connecting Your TV
Cable Quality and HDMI Connection
Connect devices with highest quality cable. HDMI offers best picture/sound. ARC support.
Connecting Various Video/Audio Formats
Connect using YPbPr, CVBS, and VGA with corresponding audio connections.
Connecting Antenna and Disc Players
Connect antenna to TV. Connect Blu-ray/DVD players via HDMI or component/audio cables.
Connecting Composite Devices and Receivers
Connect players via composite cable. Connect digital TV receivers via antenna or HDMI.
Connecting Receivers and Video Recorders
Connect digital receivers via component/composite. Connect video recorder via antenna.
Connecting Recorders and Camcorders
Connect recorders via HDMI/component/composite. Connect camcorders via HDMI.
Connecting Game Consoles
Connect game consoles via HDMI, component/audio, or composite/audio cables.
Connecting Home Theater Systems
Connect home theater via HDMI-ARC, HDMI with coaxial audio, or component/audio cables.
Connecting Home Theater (Composite)
Connect home theater via composite/audio cables.
Connecting Digital Cameras and Camcorders
Connect digital cameras via USB. Connect camcorders via HDMI.
Connecting Camcorders (Component/Composite)
Connect digital camcorders via component/audio or composite/audio cables.
Connecting Additional Devices
Connecting USB Storage Devices
Connect USB hard drives and flash drives to the TV using USB cables.
Connecting Computers to TV
Connect computers via HDMI, DVI-HDMI with audio, or VGA with audio cables.
Connecting Video Call Cameras
Connect Philips TV video camera via USB cable.
Connecting Keyboards and Mice
Connect USB keyboard/mouse for text entry and navigation. Use USB hub if needed.
Watching Connected Devices
Selecting and Updating Device Sources
Select devices via SOURCE or Home menu. Update source list by scanning connections.
Changing and Renaming Device Settings
Change device type and rename connected devices for easier identification.
Set Up EasyLink Devices
EasyLink Features and Controls
Use HDMI-CEC for enhanced control. Features include one-touch play/standby, auto switch-off.
Switching EasyLink On
Enable EasyLink in TV settings for HDMI-CEC device control.
Controlling Devices and Switching Off
Control multiple HDMI-CEC devices with TV remote. Auto switch off inactive devices.
Speaker Output and TV Speaker Settings
Configure HDMI ARC for audio output and manage TV speaker settings.
Connecting to Network and Internet
Media Viewing and Smart TV Access
Play media from computer on home network. Browse Smart TV services via internet connection.
Network and Internet Requirements
Need UPnP router, computer, and high-speed internet connection for network features.
Wi-Fi Integrated Network Setup
Connect TV wirelessly to home network. Notes on Wi-Fi interference and performance.
Wired Connection Setup
Connect TV to router using Ethernet cable. Follow onscreen instructions for network installation.
Wireless Network Setup (WPS)
Use WPS button on router to connect TV wirelessly. Takes about 2 minutes.
Securing Wireless Connections
Set up secure connections using WPS PIN, WPA pass phrase, or WEP key.
Network Settings and Miracast
Set TV network name, switch on Miracast for mobile device display.
Setting Up Remote Recording
Enable remote recording scheduling from a Wi-Fi device.
6 Troubleshooting Common Issues
General TV Operation Problems
TV won't switch on, creaking sound, remote unresponsive, standby issues, red blinking light.
Channel-Related Issues
Installing channels, channels not appearing, no digital channels found.
Picture Display Problems
No picture, distorted picture, poor reception, unstable PC display, picture format issues.
Audio and Sound Quality Issues
No sound with picture, poor sound quality, audio connection issues with HDMI-CEC.
Connection and USB Device Issues
HDMI problems, EasyLink not working, USB content not displaying or playing smoothly.
Network and Smart TV Issues
Wi-Fi connection problems, slow internet, Smart TV not working, network distortion.
Contacting Philips Support
Resolving Problems and FAQs
Refer to FAQs, support website, and TV community forum for problem resolution.
Philips Consumer Care Contact
Contact Philips Consumer Care for assistance. Note TV model and serial number.
7 Technical Specifications
Power, Reception, and Display Specs
Mains power, standby consumption, ambient temp, antenna input, TV system, display type, size, aspect ratio, resolution.
Picture, Sound, and Multimedia Specs
PMR, Ambilight, 3D support, output power, sound modes, supported multimedia connections and file types.
Supported Display Resolutions
Lists supported computer formats (HDMI/VGA) and video formats with refresh rates.
Supported Video Codecs and Formats (mpg, ts)
Details supported video codecs, resolutions, frame rates, bit rates, and audio codecs for various file extensions.
Supported Video/Audio/Subtitle Formats
Lists supported video codecs (ASF, AVI, WebM, SWF, DIVX, 3GP), audio codecs (MP3, WMA, LPCM, AAC), and subtitle formats.
Character Encoding and DLNA Software
Lists character encodings and supported DLNA-compliant media server software.
Supported Display Resolutions
Lists supported computer formats (HDMI/VGA) and video formats with refresh rates.
Connectivity Ports Overview
Rear Connectivity Ports
Lists all rear connectivity ports including Ethernet, AUDIO IN, VGA, Service, CVBS/YPbPr, SPDIF OUT, HDMI, Antenna.
Side Connectivity Ports
Lists side connectivity ports including USB, HDMI, and Headphones.
Help Version Information
Software Version Number
Displays the specific help version number for the TV software.
8 Document Index
Index Entries A-C
Alphabetical index listing topics from A to C with corresponding page numbers.
Index Entries E-P
Alphabetical index listing topics from E to P with corresponding page numbers.
Index Entries R-S
Alphabetical index listing topics from R to S with corresponding page numbers.
Index Entries T-Y
Alphabetical index listing topics from T to Y with corresponding page numbers.
Authorized Service Locations
Service Location Finder
Lists authorized service locations by state and city in Brazil. Provides contact numbers.
Brazil Warranty Certificate
Warranty Terms and Exclusions
Details warranty period, conditions for validity, and exclusions like misuse or unauthorized repair.
Envision Contact Information
Provides contact details for Envision Consumer Information Center in Brazil and for international support.
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