Philips 32HF5445, 32HF7875 user manual Deselect HM Link in the Communication feature

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Troubleshooting

Symptoms

 

Possible Solutions

Power

TV cannot be

•

If you are using the POWER button of the remote control to

 

switched on

 

switch on the TV, note that button is only use to set the TV to

 

 

 

stand-by mode. Use the Digit 0-9 or CH + / –

 

 

 

buttons to switch on TV.

 

 

•

Check if YES is selected in the REMOTE CONTROL

 

 

 

LOCK feature in SECURITY menu. Select NO to

 

 

 

deactivate lock function (see page 23).

 

 

•

Check if ALL is selected in the KEYBOARD LOCK

 

 

 

feature in SECURITY menu. Select NO to deactivate lock

 

 

 

function (see page 22).

 

 

 

Note: If both REMOTE CONTROL LOCK and

 

 

 

KEYBOARD LOCK feature are activated, use the Setup

 

 

 

Remote Control to go into these two menus to deactivate lock

 

 

 

function.

Sound

No Sound

•

Check if the volume of TV is not at the minimum. Try

 

 

 

pressing the Volume Up button of the remote control to

 

 

 

increase sound.

 

 

•

Check that the mute mode is not on. If mute mode is on, press

 

 

 

the Mute button on the remote control to deactivate mute

 

 

 

mode.

 

 

•

Check AUDIO is not selected in the MUTE feature of the

 

 

 

PROGRAM INSTALL menu (see page 18).

 

 

•

Check that the audio source in the DEFAULT HDMI

 

 

 

AUDIO feature is selected correctly (see page 30).

 

 

 

 

 

Volume level

•

Check the limit setting for the Minimum and Maximum Volume

 

cannot be

 

and re-specify the setting in the MIN VOLUME / MAX

 

increased or

 

VOLUME features in the CONTROL menu (see page 27).

 

decreased

 

 

 

beyond a

 

 

 

certain value

 

 

Remote

TV does

•

Try changing the batteries.

Control

not respond

•

Aim remote control directly at remote control sensor lens on

 

to Guest

 

 

TV and try pressing any button on the remote control.

 

Remote

 

 

•

Check if YES is selected in the REMOTE CONTROL

 

Control

 

 

LOCK feature in SECURITY menu. Select NO to

 

 

 

 

 

 

deactivate lock function (see page 23).

 

 

•

Deselect HM - LINK in the COMMUNICATION feature

 

 

 

(see page 14).

 

 

 

 

Note: The Troubleshooting section is applicable only to TV that is installed as a stand-alone. If TV is connected to an interactive system, the behaviour of the TV will be controlled by the system.

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Contents Philips Professional and Business Solutions Page Contents If present IntroductionCongratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips Product informationSafety Check that Power Scart in the Auto Scart TroubleshootingDeselect HM Link in the Communication feature Getting started Connecting the aerial and mainsHow to switch your TV on Putting batteries in the remote controlMenu Overview of TV Connectors and ControlsMode Remote ControlsSlide this button Down to enter Into Setup RC2886Guest Remote Control Keys PAY TV / Info / Radio Setup Overview of TV Setup Main Menu / Sub-MenusClock Setup Clock Setup function is avaliable for certain models onlySlide the button to the Setup location Accessing the Setup MenuAccessing TV Setup Menu using the Remote Control RC2886 Accessing TV Setup Menu using the Remote Control RC2573Selecting your Communication Source InstallationNo Source Switch Selecting the languageNO. of Programs menu Installing the ProgrammesPress the button to enter Program Install menu Defining the number of available channelsEXT 4 CVI, VGA, Hdmi InputTUNER, AV 1, AV 2, Svideo EXT 3 CVBS, EXT 3 SvideoLabel Installing the channels manuallySelecting the TV system Naming a channelWest EU, East EU, Cyrillic Teletext LanguageStore Press the button to select YES Specifying and Configuring the settings and optionsSelect Program Install in the Setup menu Locking the ChannelsFullscreen Specifying the configurations when switching on TVPress the button to enter the Picture / Sound menu Picture / SoundSpecifying the Security options Keyboard Lock Press the button and selectSecurity Press the button to enter the Security menuControl Remote Control LockVideo OUT Mute Configuring the Control optionsPress the or button to select a specified time period Press the button to enter the Control menuAudio / Video Mute Press the or button to specify a time period Digit TimeoutAuto Scart Always RGB Press the button to enter Video Adjustment menu Adjusting the PictureHorizontal or Vertical Press the button to select Phase or ClockAuto Adjust Press the or button to selectConfiguring the Features options and settings ResetPress the button to enter the Features menu Smart Sound KEY Default Hdmi 2 AudioHdmi Press the button to enter Clock Setup menu Setting up the TV ClockDisplay on Setting the time of the Clock manuallyTime Setting Setting the time of the Clock via Teletext Time DownloadTV1, Info 1, PAY TV, AV1 EXT 1, Svideo or AV2 Offsetting the clock timeBuzzer Volume Download ProgramSmartLoader Cloning the TV and the SmartLoader configurationCloning the TV configuration to the SmartLoader Cloning the SmartLoader configuration to the TVSystem Installing a System SmartCard or System BoxSetting up the correct Communication Source Inserting the System SmartCard or System BoxChecking the installation of System SmartCard or System Box Enable Card SlotSelecting the Low Power Standby Configuration menu, select FeaturesCommunication SP I2C Diagnosing Basic ProblemsOnline Check the Low Power Standby option Check whether the Card Slot is enabledAn F appears in the upper hand corner of the TV screen Press the button to enter the Communication menu Appendix a Multi Remote Controls SupportProgramming the Multi Remote Controls function Remote ControlHdmi Input Appendix B Resolutions TableMode Signal Format PC Format PC Analogue, D-sub input Mode Signal Format PC FormatEnvironmental Information Information for Users in the UK

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