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General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Screen Size | 23 inches |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Response Time | 5 ms |
| Brightness | 250 cd/m² |
| Contrast Ratio | 1000:1 |
| Viewing Angle | 170° (H) / 160° (V) |
| Speakers | 2 x 3W |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Connectivity | HDMI, VGA, Component, Composite |
| Input Ports | HDMI, VGA, Component, Composite, USB |
| Weight | 4.2 kg |
Instructions for replacing the fuse in the UK mains plug, emphasizing correct fuse type and safety.
Information regarding copyright ownership and registered trademarks of Philips and associated entities.
Covers risks like electric shock, fire, injury, and overheating, with guidelines for safe monitor usage and placement.
Guidelines for cleaning the monitor screen and frame, and avoiding damage from improper cleaning or contact.
Details on product recycling, compliance with European directives, and proper battery disposal.
Explains how to connect external devices using ports like TV Antenna, SCART, and Y Pb Pr on the monitor's back.
Details connections for headphones, HDMI, PC (VGA/Audio), Common Interface, and USB ports on the monitor's side.
Instructions for inserting, activating, and accessing services via a Conditional Access Module for digital TV channels.
Guides on enabling and using Philips EasyLink for controlling HDMI-CEC compliant devices with the TV remote.
Configuration options for routing TV audio through connected EasyLink devices or TV speakers.
Description of the physical buttons located on the side of the monitor and their functions.
Explanation of various buttons and their functions on the remote control for operating the TV.
Steps for switching the monitor between on, standby, and off states using the monitor or remote.
Instructions on how to switch between TV channels and select different input sources for connected devices.
Procedures for increasing, decreasing, or muting the audio volume using the monitor's buttons or remote control.
Technical specifications for supported display resolutions, computer/video formats, and tuner reception capabilities.
Information on power consumption, supported monitor mounting standards, and remote control type.
Guide on how to automatically search for and store available TV and radio channels.
Instructions on enabling automatic updates for channel lists or manually updating them.
Steps for manually tuning channels, fine-tuning analogue channels, and renaming them.
Procedures for reordering channels and testing digital broadcast signal quality.
How to navigate the TV's menu system and access initial picture and sound settings.
Details on using smart picture presets and manually adjusting contrast, brightness, color, and sharpness.
Options for changing the picture aspect ratio and selecting predefined smart sound profiles.
Manual sound adjustments (bass, treble, balance) and universal access features for visually/hearing impaired users.
Features for advanced teletext usage, subpages, T.O.P. broadcasts, and managing favourite channels.
How to use the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG), manage favourite channels, and change guide options.
Procedures for displaying, changing, and setting the TV clock and time zone.
Setting sleep timers, daylight saving, and locking channels or content using parental controls.
Setting parental age ratings, changing menu/audio languages, and managing subtitle display.
Instructions for downloading and installing software updates using a USB storage device.
Process for updating TV software automatically when prompted through digital broadcasts.
How to manually check for available software updates via digital broadcast signals.
Customizing TV settings like menu language, location, and using the TV demo mode.
Steps to restore the TV's picture and sound settings to their original factory defaults.
General guidance on connecting USB devices to play photos, music, and view slideshows.
Controls for navigating photos, music tracks, managing slideshow settings, and playback options.
Procedures for safely disconnecting USB devices and listening to digital radio channels.
Classification and description of bright dot and black dot pixel defects on the monitor screen.
Explanation of how pixels are composed of sub-pixels and how defects manifest.
Information on how the proximity of defects affects noticeability and acceptable defect levels.
Tables defining the allowed number and types of pixel defects for warranty claims.
Solutions for common problems like the monitor not turning on, remote control issues, and missing channels.
Troubleshooting steps for no picture, sound without picture, poor reception, and incorrect picture fitting.
Solutions for sound problems, HDMI device recognition, and unstable computer display.
Guidance on obtaining further assistance by referring to FAQs or contacting Philips Consumer Care.
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