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Philips HTS3531/12 User Manual

Philips HTS3531/12
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Philips HTS3531/12 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeHome Cinema System
Audio output channels5.1 channels
RMS rated power300 W
DVD player includedYes
Audio formats supportedMP3, WMA
Image formats supportedJPEG
HDMI ports quantity1
USB portYes
Component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) outYes
Composite video outYes
BluetoothNo
Supported disc typesDVD, CD, VCD
Video formats supportedMPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4
ConnectivityHDMI, USB

Summary

Notice and Legal Information

Copyright, Compliance, and Trademarks

Legal notices, product compliance, and listed trademarks.

UK Mains Fuse Replacement

Specific instructions for replacing the mains fuse in UK plugs.

Important Safety and Care Guidelines

Critical Safety Precautions

Essential warnings for preventing electric shock, fire, injury, and overheating.

Product Maintenance and Environment

Guidance on product care and responsible environmental disposal methods.

Your Home Theater Setup

Main Unit Overview

Description of the home theater's main unit buttons and display panel.

Remote Control Operations

Playback and Navigation Controls

Details on buttons for playback, menu navigation, volume, and source selection.

Special Function Buttons

Explanation of buttons like Mute, SOUND, ANGLE, and Numeric keys.

Connecting Your Home Theater System

Speaker Positioning for Surround Sound

Optimal placement guidelines for front, center, rear speakers and subwoofer.

Configuring Speaker Settings

Steps to set up speakers using the home theater's setup menu.

Front Panel Connectivity

Information on connecting devices via USB and Music i-Link ports.

TV Connectivity Options

High-Quality HDMI Connection

Instructions for connecting via HDMI for superior video and audio.

Basic Composite Video Connection

Steps for connecting via composite video for standard quality display.

Audio Input Connections

Digital Optical Audio Connection

Steps to connect audio via an optical cable for best quality transmission.

Analog Audio Cable Connection

Steps to connect audio via analog cables for basic audio transmission.

Using Your Home Theater Features

Selecting Sound Modes

How to choose ideal sound modes for movies, music, and gaming.

Surround Sound Modes Explained

Description of surround sound options for immersive audio experiences.

Disc Playback Essentials

Basic steps for playing discs and using playback control buttons.

Advanced Media Playback

VCD, SVCD, MP3, JPEG Menus

Managing menus and display options for VCD, SVCD, MP3, and JPEG files.

Synchronizing Audio and Video

Procedures to adjust audio delay for perfect sync with video.

Playing Files from USB Devices

Requirements and steps for playing media files from USB storage.

DivX Media Functionality

DivX Video Playback Guide

Instructions for playing DivX videos from discs or USB devices.

DivX VOD Registration and Subtitles

Guide to DivX VOD registration and subtitle language selection.

Video and Picture Playback Options

Detailed Video Playback Controls

Options for title, chapter, track, audio, subtitle, angle, and time skip.

Slideshow Creation and Viewing

How to view picture slideshows and create musical slideshows.

FM Radio Listening

Instructions for tuning, listening to, and storing FM radio stations.

Radio and MP3 Player Operations

Tuning and Listening to Radio

Steps to tune to and listen to FM radio stations.

Connecting and Playing MP3s

How to connect an MP3 player and play music files.

Converting CDs to MP3 Files

Guide to converting audio CDs into MP3 format.

MP3 Conversion and EasyLink Control

MP3 Conversion Settings Explained

Configure speed, bitrate, device, and tracks for MP3 conversion.

EasyLink HDMI-CEC Features

Controlling home theater and HDMI-CEC devices with one remote.

One-Touch Play and Standby Modes

Features for automatic device switching for playback and standby.

Adjusting System Settings

Picture and Display Settings

Adjust picture resolution, HD JPEG, TV system, display format, and brightness.

Sound Mode Adjustments

Configure sound preferences, including HDMI audio output to TV.

Language and Parental Controls

Language Settings for Menus and Audio

Select languages for home menu, disc audio, and subtitles.

Disc Menu Language Selection

Choose the menu language for playing discs.

Setting Up Parental Controls

Configure password and age ratings for restricted disc playback.

Disc Locking and Energy Management

Manually Locking Discs

Methods to manually lock discs for restricted access.

Energy Saving Configurations

Set auto standby, sleep timer, screen saver, and display dimming.

Resetting to Factory Defaults

Instructions to restore the home theater to its original factory settings.

Software Update Procedures

Checking Current Software Version

Steps to verify the home theater's installed software version.

Updating Software via USB or CD-R

Detailed instructions for updating software using external media.

Product Technical Specifications

Amplifier, Video, and Audio Specs

Technical details covering amplifier power, video output, and audio inputs.

Radio, USB, and Main Unit Details

Specifications for radio tuning, USB compatibility, and main unit power supply.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Main Unit and Video Display Problems

Solutions for non-responsive buttons, no picture, and HDMI connection faults.

Disc Playback and HD Video Errors

Troubleshooting steps for discs not playing high-definition video content.

Sound, Playback, and Connectivity Issues

Resolving No Sound and Sync Problems

Steps to fix no audio output and audio/video synchronization issues.

Handling Disc, DivX, and Subtitle Errors

Solutions for disc, DivX file, and subtitle display playback errors.

USB Read and EasyLink Malfunctions

Troubleshooting USB device read errors and EasyLink connectivity problems.

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