Philips SX60 user manual Table of contents

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Table of contents
1	About this User Manual	3
2	Important	4
2.1	General	4
2.2	Care of the screen	4
2.3	Stationary images on the TV screen	4

2.4Electric, Magnetic and Electromagnetic

	Fields ('EMF')	4
3	Before you start	5
3.1	Overview of the rear connector panel....	5
3.2	Overview of the side connector panel ....	5
3.3	Keys at the side of the TV	5
3.4	Light indicator on the TV	6
4	Getting started	7
4.1	Connect the antenna	7
4.2	Connect the mains	7
4.3	Remote control	7
4.4	Switch on the TV	7
4.5	First time installation	7
4.6	How to navigate through the menus	10
5	Use of the remote control	12
5.1	Use of the option key	13
6	Use of the TV menu settings	14
6.1	Adjust picture menu settings	15
6.2	Adjust sound menu settings	18
6.3	Adjust feature menu settings	20
6.4	Search for and store TV channels	22
6.5	Rearrange the channel number list	24
6.6	Set your preferences	25
6.7	Select your connections	26
6.8	Select a Decoder channel number	27
6.9	Reset the Factory settings	27
6.10	How to upgrade the TV software	28
7	Create your favourite list	29

7.1To select a channel from the displayed

favourite list

29

7.2To select another favourite channel

list

29

7.3To create a favourite list or to modify the

	list	29
8	Multimedia Browser	31
8.1	To view content from a USB device	31
8.2	To insert a USB device	31
8.3	To remove the USB device	31
8.4	Multimedia Browser menu	31

8.5Function keys at the bottom of the

screen

33

8.6Multimedia function keys on the remote

	control	33
9	Teletext	34
10	To make video and audio
	connections	36
10.1	Side panel overview	36
10.2	Rear panel overview	37
10.3	Connect a DVD or VCR recorder	38
10.4	Connect a decoder and a VCR	38
10.5	Connect two VCRs or VCR and DVD
	recorder	39
10.6	Connect a satellite receiver	39
10.7	Connect a DVD player, Cable box or
	game console	40
10.8	Connect a DVD player, satellite receiver
	or Cable Box	41
10.9	Connect a PC	42
10.10 Connect a Home Cinema amplifier		43
11	Troubleshooting	44
12	Philips TV software upgrade with
	portable memory	46
12.1	Automatic software upgrade
	procedure	46
12.2	Manual software upgrade procedure	47

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Contents Table of contents Music Slideshow format with backgroundEnglish Care of the screen Reduce contrast and brightness when viewingStationary images on the TV TipOverview of the side connector panel Overview of the rear connector panelBefore you start Hdmi 1 Supported video formats 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720pLight indicator on the TV Getting started Philips Complete the initial TV installation procedureSettings assistant select your TV settings TV menu allows you to access the TV menu. See below How to navigate through the menus IntroductionInstallation allows you Use the o or œ key to select a menu itemEnglish ‡ πº † StandbyBTeletext On/Off Cursor keys11 0/9 Digit keys 10 ¬Mute keyPrevious channel VOL +Adjust viewing and listening settings Use of the TV menu settingsSelect Settings assistant and press the π key Use of the Standard settings if presentIndividual settings for picture and sound Select Reset to standard and press the π keyAdjust picture menu settings Select Picture and Sound press the π keyBrightness ContrastColour HueDigital Natural Motion Pixel PlusDNR Dynamic Noise Reduction Select Off, Minimum, Medium orOn the remote control This function is also accessible viaWhen in Movie Expand 149, Movie Adjust sound menu settingsSurround mode VolumeHeadphone volume Delta volumeSleeptimer Adjust feature menu settingsSelect Sleeptimer. Press the π key SubtitleSet code/Change code On timerSelect Set or Change code Installation menu Only one On timer can be setDemo Search for and store TV channels TipSelect your menu language Automatic installationThis menu allows you to select your preferred menu language Select your countryRearrange the channel number list Manual installationRearrange Uninstall reinstallRename Set your preferencesSelect your location Select Teletext 2.5 On to take advantage of this featureSelect Teletext Display a Programme titleDigital Audio Reset the Factory settingsSelect a Decoder channel number EXT1 or EXT2USB device upgrade How to upgrade the TV softwareAutomatic software announcement if present To select a channel from the diplayed favourite list Create your favourite listTo select another favourite channel list To create a favourite list or to modify the listEXT1 HDD Multimedia Browser To view content from a USB device TipTo insert a USB device To remove the USB deviceFolder Following icons may appearPictures Video Music Function keys at the bottom of the screen Multimedia function keys on the remote controlTeletext Enlarge a Teletext HypertextTeletext menu RevealSide panel overview Camera, Camcorder or Game To make video and audio connectionsConnect your camera, camcorder or game As shown Connect to Video 2 and Audio LRear panel overview With a eurocable Connect a DVD or VCR recorderConnect a decoder and a VCR With the aerial cable onlyConnect two VCRs or VCR and DVD recorder With Component Video connectorsWith eurocables Connect a satellite receiver With a eurocableWith a DVI connector With a Hdmi connectorDigital Audio in connector of the TV Connect a DVD player, Cable box or game console TipConnect a DVD player, satellite receiver or Cable Box Audio in connector of the TVEXT3 on the TV Audio jack of EXT3PC equipped with a VGA connector PC equipped with a DVI connectorConnect a PC Analogue Home Cinema ampliﬁer Connect a Home Cinema ampliﬁer Digital Home Cinema ampliﬁerTroubleshooting English To prepare a portable memory for software upgrade Philips TV software upgrade with portable memoryAutomatic software upgrade procedure Switch off your TV and remove all memory devicesManual software upgrade procedure Switch on your TV with the power key B at the side of the TVPage General Format General RulesFollowing syntax should be used to create the text file Tag Name Use Description Supported XML-tagsDigital Camera Issues Digital camera and USB issuesUSB Memory Device Issues Page Index Page Disposal of your old product RecyclingDirective 2002/96/EC Disposal of batteries