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General| Screen Size | 55 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Technology | LED |
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| Built-in Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Smart TV Platform | Saphi |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Audio Output | 20 Watts |
Instructions for safely mounting the TV on a wall or ceiling.
Guidance on safely repositioning older CRT televisions within the home.
Information regarding the wall mount bracket kit for TV installation.
FCC compliance statement for digital devices and radio frequency energy.
Important safety regulations concerning TV placement and stability to prevent injury.
List of items included with the TV for setup and operation.
Explanation of symbols used throughout the user manual for clarity.
Step-by-step guide on how to attach the TV base for table-top placement.
Guide to connecting devices via HDMI for the highest picture and sound quality.
Connecting via component video for high-definition analog signals.
Connecting via composite video for basic quality analog signals.
Connecting a PC to the TV using an HDMI cable for digital connection.
Connecting a PC to the TV using HDMI-DVI for video and analog audio.
Instructions on powering the TV on and off, and entering standby mode.
How to control the TV's audio volume using the remote or control panel.
Overview of the Home menu structure and its main functions.
Accessing and configuring various TV settings via the options menu.
Using the remote control to operate connected EasyLink devices.
Adjusting picture and sound settings like auto picture, auto sound, and volume.
Configuring energy-saving settings, including the switch-off timer.
Guide to optimizing TV picture and sound settings for the best viewing experience.
Accessing menus for picture, sound, and general TV usage adjustments.
Step-by-step guide for installing and tuning TV channels.
Instructions for establishing a network connection for internet services.
Navigating TV settings to adjust picture and sound parameters.
Detailed options for adjusting picture quality, including backlight, contrast, and color.
Accessing advanced picture settings like Pixel Plus Ultra HD and color management.
Function to equalize volume differences between TV programs and commercials.
Controlling audio output to TV speakers or external EasyLink devices.
Adjusting the audio volume for the headphone output jack.
Selecting the audio output format for digital connections.
Customizing volume levels for specific channels or input sources.
Setting the TV to automatically enter standby mode after a specified duration.
Option to turn the power indicator light on or off.
Setting the on-screen display language for the TV interface.
Optimizing TV settings based on wall mount or stand mount placement.
Configuring the TV for home use to enable personalized settings.
Settings for retail display mode, typically with brighter backlight.
Enabling easy control of connected EasyLink devices for synchronized playback.
Putting the TV and connected HDMI devices into standby simultaneously.
Managing audio output from connected devices to the TV speakers.
Using the TV remote to control EasyLink-compliant devices.
Outputting TV audio to an HDMI-ARC compliant device via a single HDMI cable.
Restoring picture and sound settings to factory defaults.
Returning all TV settings to their original default values.
Configuring voice guidance settings for visually impaired users.
Procedures for installing and scanning available TV channels.
Removing or skipping selected channels from the channel list.
Initiating an automatic scan to find and store available TV channels.
Setting parental controls based on TV program age ratings.
Setting parental controls based on movie age ratings and content.
Applying rating locks specific to Canadian broadcast content.
Detailed steps for blocking specific content based on age and genre ratings.
Configuring wireless LAN connection for internet access.
Connecting the TV to the internet using an Ethernet cable.
Manually configuring network parameters for connection.
Choosing between wired or wireless network connection types.
Setting up a wireless network connection, including auto and manual entry.
Disabling Netflix service on the TV.
Viewing the Electronic Serial Number for Netflix services.
Checking the installed Netflix application version.
Step-by-step guide for updating TV software using a USB memory stick.
Equipment and steps needed before performing a software update.
Instructions on how to download software updates from the Philips website.
Accessing software-related settings and update information.
Viewing the currently installed software version and its description.
Enabling automatic notifications for available software updates.
Information regarding intellectual property rights associated with the product's technology.
Guide to mirroring device screens wirelessly onto the TV.
Managing connected devices for wireless screencasting.
Overview of accessing and browsing home network media servers.
Managing applications within the My Apps section of Net TV.
Browsing and selecting available applications from the App Gallery.
Details on third-party internet services and provider websites.
Steps to activate Pandora service and create an account.
How to add multiple Pandora user accounts to the TV.
Navigating options and controls while playing Pandora content.
Frequently asked questions and their solutions for common issues.
Solutions for issues related to the TV not powering on.
Troubleshooting steps for when the remote control is not functioning.
Solutions for common picture display problems.
Troubleshooting steps for audio issues like no sound or distorted sound.
Addressing problems where both picture and sound are affected.
Definitions of technical terms and acronyms used in the manual.
Guidelines for cleaning and general upkeep of the TV unit.
Information on when and how to seek professional repair services for the unit.
Method to test if the remote control is emitting an infrared signal.
Details of the one-year limited warranty coverage and terms.
