Related Manuals for Philips 48PFK4100
Summarization of Contents
1 Your New TV
1.1 Pause TV and Recordings
Pause and record broadcasts from a digital TV channel using a USB Hard Drive.
1.2 EasyLink Operation
Operate connected devices, like a Blu-ray Disc player, using the TV remote control via HDMI CEC.
2 Setting Up Your TV
2.1 Safety Instructions
Read safety instructions before using the TV. Access via Help > Safety and care > Safety.
2.2 TV Stand and Wall Mounting
Instructions for TV stand mounting and VESA-compliant wall mount bracket details.
2.3 Placement Tips
Guidance on optimal TV placement for viewing comfort and screen visibility.
2.4 Power Cable Connection
Instructions for connecting the power cable securely to the TV and wall socket.
2.5 Antenna Cable
Connect antenna plug to the ANTENNA socket for DVB-T and DVB-C input signals.
2.6 Satellite Dish Connection
Connect the satellite F-type connector to the SAT socket for PxK models.
3 Connecting Devices
3.1 Connection Tips
Use high-quality connections and cables for optimal picture and sound transfer.
HDMI and DVI Connections
Connect via HDMI for best quality or DVI with audio adapter. Supports HDCP copy protection.
HDMI ARC Functionality
Utilize HDMI ARC on HDMI 1 for audio return channel, simplifying HTS connections.
SCART Connection
Use SCART for CVBS/RGB video signals, combining video and audio.
EasyLink HDMI CEC
Operate connected devices with the TV remote control using HDMI CEC.
Audio Out - Optical
High-quality optical connection for 5.1 audio channels, sending sound from TV to HTS.
Operating Connected Devices
Operate devices (For 4000, 4100, 5210 TV models) using HDMI and EasyLink.
3.3 Common Interface - CAM
Use CI+ module for Conditional Access to premium digital TV programmes.
3.4 Set-Top Box (STB)
Connect antenna to set-top box and TV. Use HDMI or SCART cable.
3.5 Satellite Receiver
Connect satellite dish cable to receiver. Use HDMI or SCART to connect receiver to TV.
3.6 Home Theatre System (HTS)
Connect HTS via HDMI or SCART. Manage audio settings like sync and volume.
3.7 Blu-ray Disc Player
Connect Blu-ray player via HDMI. Supports EasyLink HDMI CEC for remote operation.
3.8 DVD Player
Connect DVD player via HDMI or SCART. Supports EasyLink HDMI CEC for remote operation.
3.9 Game Console
Connect game console with High speed HDMI cable for best quality.
3.10 USB Hard Drive
Connect USB Hard Drive for pausing and recording TV broadcasts. Requires formatting.
3.11 USB Flash Drive
View photos, music, and videos from a USB flash drive. Access via SOURCES menu.
3.12 Camcorder
Connect camcorder using an HDMI cable for best quality.
3.13 Computer Connection
Connect computer to TV via HDMI or DVI-to-HDMI for use as a PC monitor.
3.14 Headphones
Connect headphones via 3.5mm mini-jack. Adjust volume separately.
4 Switching the TV On/Off
4.1 On or Standby
Instructions for switching the TV on from standby using the remote or TV joystick.
5 Remote Control Overview
5.1 Key Functions
Detailed overview of remote control buttons and their functions (Top, Middle, Bottom).
5.2 IR Sensor Location
Location of the infrared sensor on the TV for remote control commands.
5.3 Battery Installation
Instructions for inserting and replacing AAA-LR03-1.5V batteries in the remote control.
5.4 Cleaning the Remote
Guidance on cleaning the remote control using a soft damp cloth.
6 TV Channels
6.1 Watching Channels
Switching channels using remote, number keys, or channel list.
Managing Channel Lists
Viewing all channels, favourites, radio, and new channels. Filtering and sorting options.
Favourite Channels Setup
Creating and managing a list of favourite TV channels for easier access.
Reordering Channels
Reordering channels within the Favourite channels list.
Renaming Channels
Renaming channels in the channel list for easier identification.
Channel Locking
Locking channels to prevent children from watching. Requires a Child lock code.
Parental Rating Control
Setting age ratings to lock programmes unsuitable for children.
Picture Format Adjustment
Adjusting picture format (Auto, Super zoom, Movie, Wide screen, Unscaled, 4:3) to fill the screen.
Text / Teletext Usage
Opening and closing Teletext pages for additional information.
Subtitles and Languages
Setting subtitles on/off or automatic for digital and analogue channels.
Audio Language Selection
Setting preferred primary and secondary audio languages for digital channels.
Menu Language Settings
Changing the language of TV menus and messages.
6.2 Channel Installation
Automatic and manual channel updates and installation.
DVB Settings
Accessing DVB settings for channel search and installation (DVB-T/C).
Symbol Rate Mode
Setting symbol rate to Automatic or Manual for channel installation.
7 Satellite Channels (PxK Models)
7.1 Watching Satellite Channels
Tuning to satellite channels and changing channels.
Satellite Channel List Options
Viewing and filtering satellite channel lists (Satellite, Free/Scrambled, Lock).
7.2 Satellite Channel List
About the channel list, filtering options, and reordering favourite channels.
7.3 Favourite Satellite Channels
Marking and watching favourite satellite channels.
Setting Up Favourites List
Composing and ordering a list of favourite satellite channels.
Locking Satellite Channels
Locking channels to prevent children from watching. Requires Child lock code.
Parental Rating Control
Setting parental age ratings to lock programmes unsuitable for children.
7.4 Child Lock Code
Setting or changing the Child lock code.
Removing a Satellite
Removing satellites and their channels from the current installation.
Updating Satellite Channels
Automatic daily updates and manual updates for satellite channels.
Speech Subtitles
Enabling audio commentary subtitles for spoken words.
Languages and Audio Settings
Setting preferred audio, subtitle, and Text languages.
Audio Description Options
Selecting where to hear audio commentary (TV speakers, headphones, or both).
Audio Effects
Switching on audio effects like stereo or fading sound for commentary.
Manual Installation
Expert function to add new channels from a satellite transponder.
8 TV Guide
8.1 Using the TV Guide
Viewing current and scheduled programmes, tuning to programmes, and viewing details.
Searching by Genre
Looking up programmes by genre like movies or sports.
8.2 Recordings
Recording TV programmes instantly or scheduling them. Requires USB Hard Drive.
8.3 Receiving TV Guide Data
Setting TV guide information source (e.g., from broadcaster).
9 Sources
9.1 Sources List
Accessing the Sources menu to find and switch to connected devices.
9.2 From Standby
Switching on connected devices from TV standby using the remote control.
9.3 EasyLink Functionality
Operating connected devices with the TV remote control using HDMI CEC.
10 Timers and Clock
10.1 Sleep Timer
Setting the TV to automatically switch to standby after a preset time.
10.2 Clock Settings
Correcting the TV clock settings for accurate time display.
10.3 Auto Switch Off
Deactivating automatic TV switch-off to save energy when using external devices.
11 Photos, Videos & Music
11.1 USB Connection Playback
Viewing photos, playing music and videos from a connected USB drive.
12 Pause TV
12.1 Pausing Broadcasts
Pausing and resuming digital TV broadcasts using a USB Hard Drive.
13 Recording Programmes
13.1 Recording Requirements
Requirements for recording TV programmes: USB Hard Drive and digital channels.
13.2 Recording Methods
Recording programmes instantly or scheduling them via the TV Guide.
13.3 Watching Recordings
Viewing previously recorded programmes from the list.
14 Settings
14.1 Picture Settings
Adjusting picture settings like style, backlight, colour, sharpness, and noise reduction.
Format and Edges
Adjusting picture format and screen edges to fit the display.
Sound Style Selection
Selecting preset sound styles (Personal, Movie, News, Music, Game) for audio adjustment.
Sound Settings Adjustment
Adjusting Bass, Treble, Surround mode, and Headphone volume.
15 Specifications
15.1 Environmental Information
Energy saving features, screen off, auto switch off, and power management.
15.2 PxK Model Reception
Details on aerial input, tuner bands, and DVB standards.
15.6 Connectivity for Pxx4100
Rear and side connections for Pxx4100 TV models.
15.7 Sound Specifications
Mono/Stereo settings, output power, and sound enhancement options.
15.8 Multimedia Support
Supported multimedia connections, image, audio, video files, and subtitle formats.
16 Software
16.1 Software Update
Updating TV software from a USB memory device.
16.2 Software Version Check
Viewing the current TV software version and release information.
16.3 Open Source Software
Information on open source software included in the TV and how to obtain source code.
17 Troubleshooting and Support
17.1 Troubleshooting Common Issues
Solutions for common issues with channels, general TV operation, and picture/sound.
17.5 Consumer Care and Repair
Contacting support for repair, model/serial number, and warranty information.
18 Safety and Care
18.1 Safety Precautions
Important safety instructions regarding electric shock, fire, injury, and damage.
18.2 Screen Care
Guidelines for cleaning the TV screen and frame, and avoiding screen damage.
19 Terms, Copyrights & Licenses
19.1 Terms of Use
Product warranty, specifications, and disclaimers from TP Vision Europe B.V.
19.2 Copyrights and Licenses
Information on HDMI, Dolby, and MHEG software copyrights and licenses.
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