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Explains how to enjoy High Definition television programs.
Provides crucial safety instructions for using the TV to prevent hazards.
Guidance on optimal placement of the TV for viewing and Ambilight effect.
Recommends the ideal viewing distance for the best TV experience.
Information about the Kensington security slot for theft prevention.
Instructions on how to properly clean and maintain the TV screen.
Details on the proper disposal of the old product and batteries.
Highlights energy-efficient features and environmental qualities of the TV.
Step-by-step guide on how to turn the TV on and off.
Instructions on how to adjust the TV volume using the remote control.
How to switch TV channels using the Programme +/- buttons.
Using the Source key to select connected devices and input.
Information on the location and use of the IR sensor.
Details on VESA mounting compatibility and required hardware.
Procedure for safely detaching the TV stand from the television.
Description of the TV's full HD display capabilities.
Explanation of Ambilight technology for an enhanced viewing experience.
Information on receiving digital terrestrial and cable broadcasts.
How to use the onscreen guide for scheduled TV programs.
Connecting the TV to the internet for Net TV services.
Viewing multimedia files from USB devices and PC networks.
Using Scenea to set photos as wallpaper on the TV screen.
How to access and use the TV's built-in user manual.
Information on accessing a printable version of the user manual online.
Detailed explanation of all buttons and functions on the remote control.
Navigating and managing TV channels in the overview.
Accessing the Home menu to launch TV activities.
Connecting and adding external devices to the Home menu.
Configuring various TV settings via the Setup menu.
Using the Options menu for screen-related settings.
Viewing scheduled TV programs using the Guide function.
Methods for changing TV channels using the remote or number keys.
Accessing information about current and upcoming TV programs.
How to put the TV into standby mode or turn it off.
Applying predefined picture, sound, and Ambilight settings.
Adjusting the picture format to fit the screen correctly.
Activating and deactivating the Ambilight feature.
Customizing Ambilight color, active mode, brightness, and separation.
Creating an Ambilight effect in standby mode.
Instructions for watching movies from a DVD player.
Connecting and watching TV via a digital or satellite receiver.
Viewing content from various connected devices.
Overview of internet services and websites available through Net TV.
Requirements for connecting to Net TV via a router and internet.
Steps for initial Net TV setup, registration, and parental control.
Navigating and using Net TV services, including favorites and websites.
Switching between internet and broadcaster program guide information.
Locking and unlocking Net TV services and categories.
Clearing Net TV memory, including parental control codes and history.
Methods to select teletext pages using number keys or color-coded items.
Setting primary and secondary teletext languages for digital broadcasts.
Navigating and selecting teletext subpages when available.
Jumping between subjects using T.O.P. teletext overview.
Searching for specific words or numbers within teletext pages.
Managing teletext features like freeze, reveal, and screen modes.
Using dedicated digital text and interactive services on UK channels.
Enabling Teletext 2.5 for enhanced colors and graphics.
Marking channels as favorites and filtering the channel overview.
Using the onscreen guide to view scheduled TV programs and set reminders.
Selecting the source for program guide information (network or broadcaster).
Setting the TV to switch to standby or turn off at a specified time.
Locking TV channels or blocking programs based on age ratings.
Setting age ratings to block programs unsuitable for children.
Setting subtitles to display constantly or selecting preferred languages.
Setting preferred audio languages for digital TV channels.
Watching photos, music, and videos from a USB memory device.
Watching media from a PC or storage device on your home network.
Using Scenea to set photos as wallpaper on the TV screen.
Switching on special audio and subtitles for hearing-impaired viewers.
Switching on special audio for visually impaired viewers with extra commentary.
Applying predefined picture, sound, and Ambilight settings for optimal viewing.
Adjusting individual picture settings like contrast, brightness, and color.
Adjusting individual sound settings like bass, treble, and volume.
Customizing Ambilight settings for enhanced visual experience.
Returning the TV to its original factory settings for picture, sound, and Ambilight.
Organizing installed TV channels by reordering or renaming them.
Automatically or manually updating digital TV channels.
Redoing the full channel installation to set language, country, and channels.
Verifying the quality and signal strength of digital TV channels.
Manually tuning in analogue TV channels one by one.
Fine-tuning analogue TV channels for better reception.
Selecting DVB-T or DVB-C for channel installation.
Correcting the TV time and managing daylight saving settings.
Benefits of connecting to PC networks and the internet for Net TV.
Requirements for connecting the TV to a PC network and the internet.
Procedure for installing a wired network connection for the TV.
Adjusting network settings for optimal home network connection.
Setting up media servers for sharing files and folders from a PC.
Discarding picture processing from connected devices for better quality.
Adjusting audio sync delay for home theatre systems.
Updating TV software directly from the internet.
Updating TV software using a USB memory device.
Ensuring secure insertion and proper disconnection of the power cable.
Inserting the antenna cable securely into the antenna socket.
Verifying connectors and using high-quality cables for optimal transfer.
Information on HDMI connections, HDCP, DVI to HDMI, and EasyLink.
Using YPbPr connection with audio for High Definition TV signals.
Scart cable connections for video and audio signals, not HD.
Using S-Video cable with Audio Left and Right (cinch) cable.
Using Video (cinch) cable with Audio Left and Right (cinch) cable.
Connecting a computer to the TV using a VGA cable for monitor use.
Connecting a DVD player to the TV using an HDMI cable.
Connecting a DVD Home Theatre System via HDMI and digital/analogue audio.
Connecting a DVD Recorder to the TV using antenna and scart cables.
Connecting a digital or satellite receiver to the TV.
Connecting digital receiver and DVD recorder to TV with antenna and scart.
Connecting multiple devices (receiver, recorder, theatre system) to the TV.
Connecting a Blu-ray Disc player to the TV using an HDMI cable.
Connecting a Digital HD receiver to the TV using antenna and HDMI cables.
Connecting game consoles via HDMI, S-Video, or Video connections.
Connecting High Definition game consoles using HDMI or YPbPr cables.
Connecting a digital photo camera to the TV via USB to view pictures.
Connecting a camcorder to the TV via HDMI, S-Video, or Video connections.
Using the TV as a PC monitor with DVI or VGA connections.
Connecting a decoder for analogue antenna channels using scart connectors.
Enabling and using EasyLink for synchronized operation of connected devices.
Controlling connected devices directly with the TV remote.
Decoding scrambled digital TV channels with a CAM module.
Handling CI+ conditional access for premium HD digital programs.
Setting up a wired network connection for the TV.
How to contact Philips Consumer Care for support and troubleshooting.
Locating the TV model and serial number for identification.
Troubleshooting steps when the TV fails to turn on.
Steps to resolve issues with the remote control not working.
Troubleshooting when the TV switches off unexpectedly.
Guidance on unlocking Child Lock if the code is forgotten.
Troubleshooting missing TV channels, checking lists or hidden channels.
Resolving issues when no digital channels are detected during installation.
Troubleshooting no picture when Ambilight is active.
Troubleshooting no picture when sound is present.
Improving poor TV picture quality due to antenna or interference.
Troubleshooting issues with poor color reproduction in the picture.
Preventing picture delay when using a game console.
Troubleshooting why TV settings are not saved after switching off.
Adjusting picture size when it does not fit the screen properly.
Correcting picture position when it is not displayed correctly.
Troubleshooting steps when there is a picture but no sound.
Troubleshooting poor sound quality issues.
Troubleshooting sound outputting from only one speaker.
Resolving audio sync delay issues with home theatre systems.
Troubleshooting common issues with HDMI connections and HDCP.
Verifying EasyLink compatibility and setup for connected devices.
Troubleshooting issues with EasyLink Remote control functionality.
Resolving PC display instability or synchronization issues on TV.
Troubleshooting why USB device content is not displayed.
Resolving playback issues with USB device content.
Troubleshooting why PC files are not visible in the network menu.
Troubleshooting issues with playing PC files on the TV.
Troubleshooting why the home network is not detected by the TV.
Troubleshooting Net TV connectivity issues with the router.
Improving Net TV performance by ensuring a high-speed internet connection.
Specifications for mains power, ambient temperature, and power consumption.
Technical details on antenna input, TV system, video playback, and tuner bands.
Specifications for display type, diagonal size, aspect ratio, and resolution.
Specifications for sound output power, surround, and stereo.
Supported video resolutions and refresh rates.
Supported computer resolutions and refresh rates.
Supported connections for USB and Ethernet.
Supported file system formats for USB and memory devices.
Supported audio and video file playback formats.
List of rear and side connectivity ports on the TV.
Specifications for TV dimensions and weights with and without stand.
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