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126 I018 , 2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina I Once your PHILIPSpumhase is registered , you're eligible to receive all the privileges of owning a PHILIPSproduct . So complete and return the Warranty Registration Card enclosed with your purchase at once , and take advantage of these important benefits , Know these safety symbols PHILIPS Congratulations on your purchase , and welcome to the " family ! " I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dear PHILIPS product owner : This " bo _ t of lightning " indicates uninsulated material within your ul _ it Thank you for your confidence in PHILIPS . You've selected one of may cause an electrical shock . For the the best - built , best - backed products available today . And we'll do safety of everyone in your household , please everything in our power to keep you happy with your do not remove product purchase for many years to come . covering . As a member of the PHILIPS " family , " you're entitled to protection by one of the most comprehensive warranties and The " exclamation point " calls attention _ , to features for which you should read outstanding service networks in the industry . the enclosed literature closely to What's more , your purchase guarantees you'll receive all the prevent operating _ tnd maintenance information and special offers for which you qualify , plus easy problems . access to accessories from our convenient home shopping network . WARNING : TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD , DO NOT EXPOSETHIS And most importantly you can count on our uncompromising EQUIPNENTTO RAIN OR NOISTURE . commitment to your total satisfaction . All of this is our way of saying welcome - and thanks for investing CAUTION : To prevent electric shock , in a PHILIPS product . match wide blade of plug to wide slot , fully insert . Sincerely , ATTENTION : Pour _ viter les choc _ lectriques , introduire la lame la plus large de la fiche dans la borne correspondante de la prise et pousser iusqu'au fond . Lawrence J . glanford President and Chief Executive Officer I For Customer Use Enter below the Serial No . which is located on the rear of the cabinet . Retain P . S . Remember , to get the most from your PHlUPS this information for future reference . product , you must return your Warranty Registration Card within I 0 days . So please mall Mode , sNeor . Nia ° " , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii it to us right now !
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126 1018,2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read before operating equipment 1 . Read these instructions . 16 Damage Requiring Service - The appliance should be 2 serviced by qualified service personnel when : Keep these instructions . A . The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged ; or 3 Heed all wal'nings B . Objects have fallen , or liquid has been spilled into the 4 FoJlow aJl instructions appliance ; or g Do not use this apparatus near water . C . The appliance has been exposed to rain ; or 6 D . The appliance does not appear to operate normally or Clean only with a dry cloth . 7 exhibits a marked change in performance ; or Do not block any of the ventilation openings . Install in E . The appliance has been dropped , or the enclosure damaged ¸ accordance with the manufacturers instructions f 7 Tilt / Stability - All televisions must comply with recommended Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators , heat international global safety standards for tilt and stability registers , stoves , or other apparatus ( including amplifiers ) that properties of its cabinets design . produce heat . Do not compromise these design standards by applying Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding - excessive pull force to the front , or top , of the cabinet which type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than could ultimately over _ urn the product . the other A grounding type plug has two blades and third Also , do not endanger yourself , or children , by placing grounding prong . The wide blade or third prong are provided for electronic equipment / toys on the top of the cabinet . Such your safety When the provided plug does not fit into your items could unsuapecdngly fall from the top of the set and outlet , consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete cause product damage and / or personal iniur _ outlet , 18 Wall or Ceiling Mounting - The appliance should be mounted 10 . Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacture _ particularly at plugs , convenience receptacles , and the point 19 Power Lines - An outdoor antenna should be located away where they exit from the apparatus . from power lines ¸ 11 . Only use attachmen _ s / accessories specified by the manufacturen 20 Outdoor Anten . a Grounding - If an outside antenna is 12 . Use only with a car _ , stand , tripod , bracket , or table connected to the receiver , be sure the antenna system is specified by the manufacturer , or sold with the grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage apparatus . When a cart is used , use caution when surges and built up static charges . moving the cart / apparatus combination to avoid iniury Section 810 of the National Electric Code , ANSI / NFPA No . 70 - from tip - over 1984 , provides information with respect to proper grounding of 13 . Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused the mats and supporting structure grounding of the lead - in wire for long periods of time . to an antenna - discharge unit , size of grounding connectors , 14 . Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel . Servicing is location of antenna - discharge unit , connection to grounding requii _ ed when the apparatus has been damaged in any way , such electrodes and requirements for the grounding electrode . See as powel = supply cord or plug is damaged , liquid has been spilled Figure below ¸ or objects have fallen into apparatus , the apparatus has been 21 Objects an4 Liquid Entry - Care should be taken so that exposed to rain or moisture , does not operate normally , or has objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure been dropped through openings . 15 . This product may contain lead or mercury . Disposal of these materials may be regulated due to environmental considera _ ons . For disposal or recycling information , please contact your local authorities or the Electronic Industries Alliance : www . eiae . org . EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING AS PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE ( NEC ) GROUND CLAMp ANTENNA LEAD IN WIRE _ F _ _ ' _ GROUNDIN G COND [ JCTOP , S ( N £ C SEC ION 810 - 2 _ ) , , it _ ' + _ + GKOUND CkAMPS ELECTP , IC SEPV , ICE EQ [ JIPNENT pOWEP , SERVICEGROUNDING ELECTPO , DE SYSTEM ( N £ C AR _ 250 _ PA _ YH ) Note to the CATV system installer : This reminder is provided to call the CATV system installer's attention to Article 820 - 40 of the NEC that provides guidelines for proper grounding and , in particular , specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building , as close to the point of cable entry as practical .
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126 1018,2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 3 Contents Installation ) Preparation 4 Use of the remote control S To use the menus 6 Setup menu 6 Program / Erase channels 6 Auto programming channels 6 Memorizing / Erasing current channel 7 Operation ) Buttons in front of theTV 7 Picture menu 8 Sound menu 8 Closed Caption 9 Parental control functions I0 Setting up blocking 10 - 11 If this instruction manual does not g _ vean answer or if'Before Calling p , , oblem , you can call your Local See the supplied Worldwide Connect peripheral equipment ) Please , have _ e Model and P , , oductnumber which you can Connecting and selecting equipment 12 - 14 find at _ ie back of your television Connect your PC 15 set or on _ ie packaging , r _ ad _ before calling the Philips helpline Use of your PC 16 Model . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tips / 6 Product No : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Before Calling Service 17 Glossary / 8 Conversion tables for off - air and cable channels 19
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126 1018,2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 4 Preparation ) Please , make sure to connect the Remote controh Remove the cover of the battery compartment . Insert the 2 batteries power plug to the wall outlet socket supplied ( Type R6 - LR6 1.5V ) . after connecting the TV to the adapter ! 0 Place theTV on a solid surface . _ Power : ThisTV operates on a DC supply provided by the AC - DC adapter . The voltage is as indicated on the label on the Ensure that theTV is placed in a position to back cover . allow free flow of air . Do not cover the ventilation openings on the back cover . To prevent any unsafe situations , no naked flame sources , such as lighted candles , should be placed on or in the vicinity . Avoid heat , direct sunlight and exposure to rain or water . The equipment shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing . @ Insert the aerial plug firmly into the aerial socket ANT IN T 75 Q at the back Only use the AC - DC adapter suppliedwith of the T _ the TV and never apply an AC power cord to the TV directly . The AC - DC adapter operates on an AC power supply , the voltage is as indicated on the label of the B AC - DC adapter . Connect the DC plug of the AC - DC adapter to the DC 12V socket at the back of the TV . Connect the AC - DC adapter and its power cord . Insert the power cord in the wall socket having aAC power supply of 110 _ ANT _ N @ Turn the TV on : Press the power button at the front side of the TV to turn it on or off . To connect your computer , see Connect If the TV is in standby mode , 5 ; e standby peripheral equipment , Personal computer , indicator in frant of the TV illuminates brightly p 15 . To connect other peripherals , Press5 _ e _ . _ button on the r _ mote control or see p . 12 . the CH + button or one of S ; e diF _ tbuttons to turn 5 ; e TV on See p . 7 to memorize the channels available in your local broadcast area .
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126 1018,2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 5 Use of the remote control ) With this key you can set a ® Sta ' d . . b . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . time period after which theTV Press to turn on / off the TV . / ; ; should switch itself to standby . The TV is never completely _ ' , / Press the key repeatedly to powered off unless it is _ ' - _ i ' : select the number of minutes . physically unplugged . \ • The counter runs from . . . , 10 , 20 , 30 . . . to 240 minutes . The timer begins to count down Select your computer or other from the number of minutes peripherals : press repeatedly to selected after the display has select TV , VIDEO , S - VIDEO , disappeared . COMPONENT or PC monitor mode , according to where you press the SLEEPbutton once To connected your external source . See p . 12 . press the SLEEPbutton until • VIDEO for aVCR connected appears to the AV connectors of the T _ the sleep time , the setting w _ llbe • S - VIDEO for a S - VideoVCR erased Set it again connected to the S - VIDEO \ connector of the T _ • COMPONENT for a Press this button to turn DVD / DTV Set Top box or another component video Closed Caption on . device connected to Y , Pb , Be sure you have selected Caption On in the Setup Pr ( 480i ) and to the AV menu . See p . 9 . AUDIO inputs L and R . • PC for a personal computer connected to the PC INPUT connector of the T _ Volume Note : When a VCRis connected Press + or - to adjust the via the aenal socket , the TV is volume . can select the tv , video , s video , , _ Mute Temporarily interrupt the component or pc monitor mode wi _ ; _ e EXT button on _ e sound or restore it . remote control The captions automatically appear if the watched TV program provides CC info and 0 / 9 Digit buttons _ . _ _ EZ - mute has been selected as To select a TV channel Closed Caption ( see p . 9 ) . p4p Previous program CH Channel selection To display the previously To browse through the TV selected TV channel channels which are not erased . To view a blocked channel , use MENU Press repeatedly to the digit buttons to access the display each menu . channel and enter your access OK Press this key to activate code . _ se o'f the i ! = elr'i " _ ete co % tlroll ! s
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126 1018,2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 6 To use the menus ) Press the MENU button repeatedly to display each menu . 0 Use the cursor up / down to select a menu item . Use the cursor lefrJright to adjust the setting of a menu item or press the OK button to enter a switch menu on / off submenu . activate Press the EXT button to exit the menu . se { ect menu item Setup menu ) Select Input and press the cursor right to select TV to be sure your remote control is in theTV mode . Select your language . Press the MENU button to select the channel menu to memorize the channels available in your local broadcast area . ( Program / Erase channels ) Auto programming channel Press the MENU button to select the @ channel menu . Press the OK button . @ The Auto Program function memorizes the channels which are being received at that time . Note : If you press 5ie MENU button h ] auto programming , 5 _ e / unctions wi # stop and only The Auto Program function memorizes channels programmed up to 5 " , attime will rema ! n all the receiving channels of terrestrial TV signals or cable TV programs @ After auto programming is finished , check the memorized channels with the CH + l - button .
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126 1018,2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 7 Memorizing / Erasing current channel Fine tune In case of poor reception , you can improve the reception by fine tuning . TV channels broadcast by a cable company Some cable systemsoperate with frequency offsets that are as much as + 2 MHz or - 2 @ Select Manual Program in the channel MHz . See Conversion tables , p . 19 . menu . Off - air channels Press the OK button to enter the @ The frequencies forTV channels used by a Manual Program menu . cable company may differ from the The current channel number is displayed . frequencies of off - air TV channels . Consult @ Press the cursor lefrJright to select the tables on p . 18 . another channel number . @ Select Fine in the Manual Program menu @ Select Storage with the cursor up / down . with the cursor up / down . @ Press the cursor lefrJright to select @ Press the cursor left / right to fine tune for Memory or Erase . the best picture and sound . The selected channel is memorized or Press the OK button . @ erased . Press the EXT button to exit the menu . @ Buttons in front of theTV ) MENU : Press repeatedly to display each menu OK : Press this button to activate your choice when in the menu - VOL + : • Press - or + to select a menu item ; • Press - or + to adjust the volume ; • Press - or + to adjust the menu settings . - CH / PR + : • Press - or + to browse through theTV channels which are not erased ; • Press - or + to select a menu item ; . . . . . . . . . . . _ L _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . _ 1 II II II II II II = II I • To turn theTV on from standby . _ L _ : Turns the TV on from standby or off to Should your remote control be lost or broken standby . you can still operate your TV with the buttons The O indicator lights up brightly when in front of the TV . theTV is in standby , dims when theTV is turned on . ON / OFF : Pressthe power ON / OFF button to turn theTV on or off TV / VIDEO : Press repeatedly to select TV , VIDEO , S - VIDEO , COMPONENT or PC monitor mode
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126 1018,2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 8 Picture menu ) You can adjust picture contrast , brightness , color , tint and sharpness to the levels you prefer . Press the OKbutton to store the adjustments . The message Stored appears . Press the EXT button if you want to exit • Contrast , Brightness , Color are adjusted from 0 to 100 . the menu • Tint is adjusted from Red 50 to Green 50 . • Sharpness is adjusted from 0 to 10 . Sound menu ) AVL Switch AVL On to maintain constant volume levels when switching TV channels . Equalizer @ Select Equalizer and press the OK button to enter the Equalizer menu . @ Select one of the predefined factory sound settings or select User to adjust your personal sound settings of treble and bass . Setting the equalizer User ] [ @ Select User with the cursor up / down . You can select your preferred sound setting @ Press the cursor left / right to select a or you can also adjust the sound frequency of sound band . the equalizer and the balance of the right and @ Press the cursor up / down to adjust the left speaker's sound output . appropriate sound level . MTS Press the OKbutton to store the @ In case of second audio program ( SAP ) Personal adjustments . transmission , you can switch from Mono to The message Stored appears . Stereo or to the secondary language . In case of stereo transmission you can switch Press the EXT button if you want to exit to Mono or Stereo sound . the menu . 8 _ se o ' 1 the I _ " _ e + _ us
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126 1018,2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 9 Closed Caption ) Closed Captioning allows you to read the dialog of television programs on the TV screen . Designed to help the hearing impaired , this feature uses on screen " text boxes " to show dialogue and conversations while the TV program is in progress . Captions will appear on the screen only during captioned broadcasts . - - cc Remark : the captions du not always use correct spelling and graPnPna _ Not all TV programs and product commercials are made fur broadcast with ClosedCaption intormation included Refer to your area's TVprogram listings fur 9 _ e7V channels and times of ClosedCaption shows The captioned programs are usually noted in the TV hstingswig ; service marks such as " CC " iiiiiiiiiiii _ ii _ i ¸ ¸ ¸ i ¸ ii ¸ _ _ i ¸ i : _ ¸ ¸ _ i _ ¸ i : _ ii ¸ ii : i : _ i ¸ : i _ ¸ i : _ i ¸ ii : _ ¸ i : _ i ¸ ii : _ i ¸ : i _ ¸ i : _ i ¸ ii : _ ¸ i : _ i ¸ ii : _ i ¸ : i _ ¸ i : _ i ¸ ii : _ ¸ i : _ i ¸ ii : _ i ¸ : i _ ¸ i : _ i ¸ ii : _ ¸ i : _ i ¸ ii : _ i : i _ Turning Closed Caption On / Off Setting Closed Caption @ Select the desired TV program ( Not a O Press the cursor up / down to select blocked channel or PC ) . Caption / Text . Press the MENU button once . @ Press the cursor le _ right to select the desired Closed Caption mode . @ Select Captions with the cursor up / down . Press the EXT button if you want to exit the menu . @ Press the cursor lefdright to select Captions On , EZ mute or Off . J _ J r J Note Th , s te _ e ¢ s , on , eceiver p ov , des display of EZ mute : Select this mode ifyou want telewsionclosed captioning in accordance w _ th the captions to appear automatically Section 15 119 of the FCCrules when the mute button , _ on the remote control is pressed , if the watched TV program provides CC info . Caption modes : Caption tips : • Caption 1,2 , 3 or 4 mode : Your TV might not receive caption signals normally when : Dialogue ( and descriptions ) for the action - Poor reception conditions are encountered . on the captioned TV program shows on screen . - An old , bad or illegally recorded tape is played . Usually Caption 1 is the most used mode . - Strong , random signals from a car or airplane Caption 2 may be used for alternate interfere with the TV signals . languages if they are being transmitted . - The antenna signal is weak . • Text I , 2,3 or 4 mode : - The program wasn't captioned when it was Often used for channel guide , schedules , produced , transmitted or taped . bulletin board information for Closed Caption programs , news , weather information or stock market reports . Not all C ! usedCaption modes are necessan ! y being used by a TVchannel dunng 9ie transmission of a ClosedCaption program Closed Captio 9
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126 1018.2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina i0 Parental control function ) To use the Parental Control Function , the following must be set : 1 . Ratings and categories to be blocked . 2 . Number of hours to lock the television viewing control 3 . Set a password . 4 . Enable the lock ii _ i : i'i _ iWi _ _ i _ ii : i _ _ _ ! ii _ _ iiii : _ i _ , i _ iiiii _ ii , iiiiii _ i ! ¸ ii : iii _ iii : , _ : iiiiiii _ _ iiiii ! _ ! i , iiii ! _ ! iii ! _ li , iii _ : _ iii _ i , ! ii _ ii ! _ ii ! _ iii _ iiii ! ii The Parental control function ( V - chip ) is M - Chip rating and categories used to block program viewing based on Rating guidelines are provided by the the ratings sent by the broadcaster . The broadcaster . Most television programs and default setting is to allow all programs to television movies can be blocked by TV be viewed . Viewing can be blocked by the Rating and / or Individual Categories . Movies type of program and by the categories that have been shown at the theaters or chosen to be blocked . It is also possible to direct - to - video movies use the Movie block all program viewing for a rime Rating System ( MPAA ) only . period . Setting up Blocking @ Select Parental ctl and press the OK button to enten If parental control is already set then enter the password when requested . @ Select the types of blocking to be set : MPAA , Age block , Content block , Set hours . @ Press the cursor up / down to select Set password . } } } @ Enter a four digit password . Enter it again when requested . Note : A new password may be chosen each time blacking is setup The Lock On / Off menu item is automatically se _ to Off when _ ' , e password has been entemcL @ Press the cursor lefrJright to set the Lock On . Note TMs _ sonly possiblewhen the hours fat the Press the EXT button on the remote control to exit the menu . Did you forget your password ! _ Press the cursor up / down to select Set password . _ Enter the overriding password 8 - 8 - 8 - 8 .
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126 1018.2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina ii For Movies previously shown in theaters : • Movie Ratings : Unblocked G and above ( general audience ) PG and above ( parental guidance suggested ) PG - 13 and above ( 13 years and up ) R and above ( restricted ) NC - 17 and above ( 18 years and up ) X ( adult ) If you set PG - 13 and above : G and PG movies will be available , PG - 13 , R , NC - 17 and X will be blocked . For Television programs including made - for - TV movies : • GeneraITV Ratings : Unblocked TV - G and above ( general audience ) ( individual categories do not apply ) TV - PG and above ( parental guidance suggested ) TV - 14 and above ( 14 years and up ) TV - MA ( mature audience ) Children TV Ratings : Unblocked TV - Y and above ( youth ) ( individual content categories do not apply ) TV - Y7 ( youth , 7 years and up ) Content Categories : Dialog - sexual dialogue ( applies to TV - PG and above , TV - 14 ) Language - aduk language ( applies to TV - PG and above , TV - 14 and above , TV - MA ) Sex scenes - sexual si [ uations ( applies to TV - PG and above , TV - 14 and above , TV - MA ) Violence ( applies to TV - PG and above , TV - 14 and above , TV - MA ) FViolence - fantasy violence ( applies only to TV - Y7 ) All Ratings ( blocks all viewing ) Palre / ' tal Coa tl ! " oll !
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126 $ 018.2 am 29 04 2002 $ 7 : 05 Pagina 12 Connect Peripheral Equipment Preparation Remove the backplate at the back of the TV as shown on the illustration opposite . Lay the LCDTV with the screen down on a table as it will be easier to connect your peripheral equipment . Please take your ] recautions not to damage the screen . There is a wide range of video and audio equipment that can be connected to yourTM The following connection diagrams show you how tO connect them . Video recorder ) If you are using only mono equipment , connect only the VIDEO and the AUDIO L ( Nono ) ports . If yourVCR has an S - VHS video jack : For improved picture quality , connect a S - Video cable with the S - VIDEO input on theTV instead of connecting theVCR to the VIDEO port of AV . IL S - Video does not provide audio , so audio Q cables must still be connected to provide sound . Watching VCR @ If you use connection ( _ ) , select the TV channel 3 or 4 . @ If you use connection ( _ , select VIDEO or S - VIDEO in the Input menu item of the VCR setup menu , see p . 6 . How to connect @ Insert a video tape in theVCR and press the PLAY button . @ Connect the supplied antenna cable ( _ ) to the RF IN port of your VCR . @ Connect another RF cable ( _ ) from the output OUT of your VCR to the - Ir " input of your TM Better quality when playing from yourVCR can be obtained if you also connect theVideo , Audio Left and Right ( only for stereo equipment ) cables ( _ ) to the VIDEO , AUDIO L and g inputs AV . 12 Connec8 P @ " ° phe " alhEqu , ipn " _ en8
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126 $ 018.2 am 29 04 2002 $ 7 : 05 Pagina 13 Camera , camcorder , Video Game set , . . . ) How to connect @ Connect your camera , camcordeh videogame set , . . . to the VIDEO port ( _ ) and AUDIO L ( MONO ) ( _ for mono equipment . @ For stereo equipment also connect AUDIO R ( _ . S - VHS quality with an S - VHS camcorder is _ A _ N _ m iN _ u _ i I obtained by connecting the S - VHS cables with the S - VIDEO input ( _ ) and AUDIO input ( _ ) . How to use @ Select VIDEO or S - VIDEO in the input menu item of the setup menu , see p . 6 . _ Turn on the external AV equipment . DVD player ) How to connect @ Connect the three separate component video cables ( _ to the DVD player's Y , Pb and Pr ports and to the Y , Pb and Pr ( 480i ) ports on theTM Connect the audio cables ( _ ) to the DVD player's AUDIO L and R ports and to the _ _ T _ L ( MONO ) and g AUDIO AV ports on the How to use _ Select COMPONENT in the Input menu item of the setup menu , see p . 6 . _ Turn on the DVD set . DVD Co % Hect Pel ! " iphelrquli mll'm " e mt
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126 $ 018.2 am 29 04 2002 $ 7 : 05 Pagina 14 Digital SetTop Box ) How to connect Connect the three separate component video cables ( _ ) to the DTV player's @ _ 0 ® ® ® ® @ ® ® ® Y , Pb and Pr ports and to the Y , Pb and Pr ( 480i ) ports on the TV . @ Connect the audio cables ( _ ) to the DTV player's AUDIO L and r ports and to the L ( MONO ) and RAUOIOAV ports on the TV . How to use O Select COMPONENT in the Input menu item of the setup menu , see p . 6 . DTV I SET TOP BOX O Turn on the DTV SetTop Box set . Warning : In case you notice scml ! bg _ maTes , When you dispose of a Digital Antenna cable wrong colors or no colu _ , no picture or even connected to a digital Set Top Box , connect combinations of these , on your screen , check if the Set Top Box to the COMPONENT INPUT 5 _ econnections am done in the _ ight way ( 480i ) . Check if the cable colors match wiS _ 5 _ einput connector colors _ Headphone ] Insert the plug into the headphone port , @ , . Press the = _ button on the remote control to switch off the sound from the headphone and the internal loudspeakers of the TV . [ _ O _ ress the cursor left / right to adjust the volume . Note : When a TV channel or external AV soumeis blocked because of a rating set via 5 _ eParental control menu { , seep 10 ) , also the headphone is muted 14 Co [ 9 [ 9 @ { t P @ " ° ph @ " all ! Equ , ipme / ' a8
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126 1018.2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 15 Personal computer ) Monitor Display modes . . . . . . . . . MODE Resolution Horizontal Vertical Frequency ( KHz ) Frequency ( Hz ) ® O _ _ _ _ ® @ _ _ _ ) 640x480 35,0 KHz H67Hzz VGA 640x480 31,5 KHz 60 % % T & C , 0 _ _ , , N , _ _ Ob _ I _ l UT _ . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 640x480 37,9 KHz 72Hz 640x480 43,3 KHz 85Hz ( DOS ) 720x400 31,5 KHz 70Hzz 640x480 37,5 KHz 75H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SVGA 800x600 35,2 KHz 56Hz 800x600 KHz 60Hz 37,9 O Connect one end of a ( male to male ) 800x600 48,1 KHz 72Hz VGA cable to the video card of the 800x600 46,9 KHz 75Hz computer and the other end to the VGA 800x600 53,7 KHz 85Hz connector PC INPUT at the back of the ( MAC ) 832x624 49,7KHz 75Hz TV . Fix the connectors firmly with the XGA 1024x768 48,4KHz 60Hz screws on the plug . 1024x768 56,5KHz 70Hz @ In case of a Multimedia computer , connect 1024x768 60,0KHz 75Hz the audio cables to the audio outputs of 1024x768 68,7KHz 85Hz your Multimedia computer and to the AUDIO L and R connectors of the AV input of the TV . Note Press the EXT button on the remote @ If the set is cold , _ ere may be a small 7 ! ickeP ' control or select Input in the setup menu when the set is switched on This is normal , _ ; ere is ( See p . 6 ) to select PC . nothing wrong with the set . If possible , use _ ie VESA % 024x768 @ 60Hz video @ Swkch on the computer : The TV can be mode to obtain _ e best image quality far your operated as the computer monitor : LCD monitor If used under the other resolutions , Note : If you have anApple Macintosh some scaled or ptocessed pictures may appear on compute < connect _ e VGAdesktop block fiom the screen TheIV has been pm adjusted to _ ; e _ e 3 mw 15 pin to 2 tow 15 pin with the mode VESA 1,024x768 @ 60Hz s _ gnalcable and connect the VGAdesktop Somedot detects may appear on the screen , like block to the Apple Macintosh computer red , green or blue spots However , this wil ! have no ! mpact or effect on the monitor performance Do not press the LCD screenwi _ ; your finger far a long time as this may incur some aftenmages Co _ Hect pel ! " llphel ! " alll equipl " _ " _ e _ t is
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126 1018.2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 16 Use of the PC menu ) Clock Press the cursor left / right to minimize any vertical bars or stripes visible on the screen background . Clock phase Press the cursor leE / right to , when necessar _ adjust the pixel phase ofthe picture to avoid picture interference . Auto - configure Select Auto - configure On for " the automatic You can adjust picture contrast , brightness , adjustment of the screen position , clock and horizontal and vertical position , dock , dock clock phase . phase , auto - configure and factory settings as Press the OK button . you prefer . When Auto - configure is in progress , the displayed picture will disappear for a few @ Repeatedly press the EXT button on the seconds . remote control or select Input in the Note : Some ssgnals _ om some graphic boards setup menu , see p . 6 to select the PC may not yunction properly If _ e results are monitor mode . unsatisyactory , adjust your monitor's position , Pressthe MENU button to select the @ PC menu . Reset @ Use the cursor up / down to select the Select Reset On to return to the factory desired PC item . predefined settings . @ Use the cursor left ] right to make Press the OK button . appropriate adjustments . Press the EXT button to exit the menu . @ Horizontal and vertical picture position Press the cursor left / right to adjust the picture position . End of life directives Tips We are paying a lot of attention to produce Care of the screen environmentally - friendly in green focal areas . Your new receiver contains materials which can be Do not rub or strike the screen with anything recycled and reused . At the end of its life hard as this may scratch , mar , or damage the specialized companies can dismande the discarded screen permanendy . Unplug the screen before receiver to concentrate the reusable materials cleaning the screen . Dust the TV by wiping the and to minimize the amount of materials to be screen and the cabinet with a soft , dean cloth . disposed off If the screen requires additional cleaning , use a Please ensure you dispose of your old receiver dean , damp cloth . Do not use liquid cleaners according to local regulations . or aerosol cleaners . How to dispose of batteries ? Mobile telephone warning The batteries supplied do not contain the heavy To avoid disturbances in picture and sound , metals mercury and cadmium . Nevertheless in malfunctioning of your TV or even damage to many countries batteries may not be disposed of the TV , keep away your mobile telephone from with your household waste . Please ensure you the TM dispose of batteries according to local regulations . 16
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126 1018.2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 17 Before Calling Service ) Please make these simple checks before calling service . These tips may save you time and money since charges for receiver installation and adjustments of customer controls are not covered under your warranty _ Symptoms Items to Check and Actions to follow " Ghost " or double images This may be caused by obstruction to the antenna due to high rise buildings or hills . Using a highly directional antenna may improve the picture . Check that the TV's AC power cord is plugged into the mains No power socket . Unplug the TV , wait for 60 seconds . Then re - insert plug into the mains socket and turn on theTV agaim No picture Check antenna connections at the rear of theTV to see if it is properly connected to the TM Possible broadcast station trouble . Try another channel . Adjust the contrast and brightness settings . Check the Closed Captions control Some TEXT modes could block the screen . Switch yourVGA - source to a correct display mode . Good picture but no sound Increase the VOLUME . Check that theTV is not muted , press the _ < button on the remote control Good sound but poor color Adjust the contrast , color and brightness settings . Poor picture Sometimes , poor picture quality occurs when having activated an S - VHS camera or camcorder connected and having connected another peripheral at the same time . In this case , switch off one of the other periphera [ s _ Snowy picture and noise Check the antenna connection . Horizontal dotted line This may be caused by electrical interference ( e . g . hairdryer , nearby neon lights , etc . ) Turn off the equipment . Television not responding to Check whether the batteries are working . Replace if necessary . remote control Clean the remote control sensor lens on the TM You can sdl [ use the buttons at the front of your T _ Select the TV mode to be sure your remote control is in the TV mode . No stable or not Check if you have selected the correct VGA mode in your PC . synchronized VGA picture See p . 15 . If your problem is not solved Check with your dealer or call a TV technician . Turn yourTV off and then on again once . Tel . number Philips Customer Care Center 800 - 531 - 0039 Never attempt to repair a defective TV yourself . 17
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126 1018.2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 18 ( Glossary ) RF Audio / Video Inputs Located on the rear and the front of the Radio Frequency or modulated signaldesign used as the carrier for television broadcasts . receiver these connectors ( RCA phono type plug ) are used for the input of audio and video Second Audio Program ( SAP ) signals . Designed for use with VCRs ( or other accessories ) in order to receive higher picture Another or additional audio channel provided resolution and offer sound connection options . for in the MultichanneITelevision Sound ( MTS ) broadcast standard . A monaural soundtrack Menu included within the recorded or video signal An on - screen listing of feature controls shown ( usually containing a second language translation on the TV screen that are made available for for the displayed program ) . user adjustments . Sleep Timer MPAA Function with which you can set a time period Motion Picture Association of America after which the TV should turn itself off . MulichannelTelevision sound ( MTS ) S - Video Input The broadcast standard that allows for stereo Allows direct connection of high - resolution sound to be transmitted with the TV picture . video sources , such as a SuperVHS videocassette recorder , Laser Disc player , etc . Programming Provides improved picture resolution , sharpness , and clarity . The procedure of adding or deleting channel numbers into the TV's memory . In this way theTV ' remembers ' only the locally available or desired channel numbers and skips over any unwanted channel numbers . Regulatory Notices - Federal Communications Commission Notice Modifications - This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device , The FCC requires the user to be notified that any pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules . These limits changes or modifications made to this device that are designed to provide reasonable protection are not expressly approved by Philips Consumer against harmful interference in a residential Electronics may void the user's authority to installatiomThisequipment generates , uses , and can operate the equipment . radiate radio frequency energy and , if not installed Cables - and used in accordance with the instructions , may cause harmful interference to radio Connections to this device must be made with shielded cables with metallic RFI / EMI connector communications . However , there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular hoods to maintain compliance with FCC Rules and installation . If this equipment does cause harmful Regulations . interference to radio or television reception , which Canadian notice - can be determined by turning the equipment off and on , the user is encouraged to try to correct This Class B digital apparatus meets all the interference by one or more of the following requirements of the Canadian Interference - Causing measures : Equipment Regulations , Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna . Avis Canadien - Increase the separation between the equipment and the TM Cet appareil num _ rique de la classe B respecte Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit toutes les exigences du R _ glement sur le materiel brouilleur du Canada . different from that to which the receiver is connected . Consult the dealer or an experienced radio or television technician for help 18
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126 1018.2 am 29 04 2002 17 : 05 Pagina 19 Conversion Table A : channel to frequency ( in MHz ) for off - air channels . The frequencies used by a cable company may differ from the frequencies on the table . Consult your cable company or your dealer for detailed information . Channel MHz Channel MHz Channel MHz Channel MHz 2 14 621.25 64 771.25 55.25 471.25 39 3 61.25 15 477.25 40 627.25 65 777.25 4 633.25 67.25 16 483.25 41 66 783.25 5 77.25 17 489.25 42 639.25 67 789.25 6 83.25 18 495.25 43 645.25 68 795.25 7 17525 19 50t . 25 44 651.25 69 801.25 8 181.25 20 657.25 507.25 45 9 18725 21 513.25 46 663.25 10 193.25 22 669.25 519.25 47 11 199.25 23 525.25 48 675.25 12 205 ¸ 25 24 681.25 53t . 25 49 13 211 ¸ 25 25 537.25 50 687.25 26 543.25 51 693.25 27 549.25 52 699.25 28 555.25 53 705.25 29 561.25 54 711.25 30 717.25 567.25 55 31 573.25 56 723.25 32 579.25 57 729.25 33 585.25 58 735.25 34 741.25 59t . 25 59 35 597.25 60 747.25 36 603.25 61 753.25 37 609.25 62 759.25 38 615.25 63 765.25 Conversion Table B : Channel to frequency ( in MHz ) for cableTV channels . The frequencies used by a cable company may differ from the frequencies on the table . Consult your cable company or your dealer for detailed information . Channel MHz Channel MHz Channel MHz Channel MHz C1 73.25 C2 55.25 C33 27725 C64 46325 C95 9t . 25 C3 61.25 C34 28325 C65 469.25 C96 97.25 C4 67.25 C35 289.25 C66 47525 C97 103.25 C5 77.25 C36 29525 C67 481.25 C98 109.25 C6 83.25 C37 301.25 C68 48725 C99 115.25 C7 175.25 C38 30725 C69 49325 C100 649.25 C8 181.25 C39 31325 499.25 C101 655.25 C70 C9 187.25 C40 319.25 C71 50525 C102 661.25 C10 193.25 C41 32525 C72 511.25 C103 667.25 Clt 199.25 C42 331.25 C73 51725 C104 673.25 C12 205.25 C43 33725 C74 52325 C105 679.25 C13 211.25 C44 34325 C75 529.25 C106 685.25 C14 121.25 C45 349.25 C76 53525 C107 69t . 25 C15 127.25 C46 35525 C77 541.25 C108 697.25 C16 133.25 C47 361.25 C78 54725 C109 703.25 C17 139.25 C48 36725 C79 55325 Cl10 709.25 C18 559.25 145.25 C49 37325 C80 Clll 715.25 C19 151.25 C50 379.25 C81 565.25 Cl12 721.25 C20 157.25 C51 38525 C82 571.25 Cl13 727.25 C21 163.25 C52 391.25 C83 57725 Cl14 733.25 C22 169.25 C53 39725 C84 58325 Cl15 739.25 C23 217.25 C54 40325 C85 589.25 Cl16 745.25 C24 223.25 C55 40925 C86 59525 Cl17 751.25 C25 229.25 C56 41525 C87 601.25 Cl18 757.25 C26 235.25 C57 421.25 C88 60725 Cl19 763.25 C27 241.25 C58 42725 C89 61325 C120 769.25 C28 247.25 C59 43325 C90 619.25 C121 775.25 C29 253.25 C60 439.25 C91 62525 C122 78t . 25 C30 259.25 C92 631.25 C61 44525 C123 787.25 C31 265.25 C62 451.25 C93 63725 C124 793.25 C32 271.25 C63 45725 C94 64325 C125 799.25