Philips 29PT2252, 25PT2252 operating instructions Press button ¸ Select Stop Time, Switch to

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USING THETIMER

Press button

¸Select Stop Time.

	1	2	3	Key in the time you want the
	4	5	6
				programme to be switched off.
	7	8	9

		0
		¸		Select Channel.
	1	2	3	Key in the channel you want to
	4	5	6
				switch to.
	7	8	9

		0

¸Select Activate.

˙Activate timer.You can select Once, Daily or Off.

¸Select Display.

˙Select On mode if you want to display the time on the TV screen.

Result on screen

Timer o

■Time

■Start Time

✔ Stop Time π 12:30

■Channel

■Activate

■Display

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Timer o

■Time

■Start Time

■Stop Time

✔ Channel π 5

■Activate

■Display

œ

Timer o

■Time

■Start Time

■Stop Time

■Channel

✔ Activate π Once ■ Display

œ

Timer o

■Time

■Start Time

■Stop Time

■Channel

■Activate

✔ Display	π	On
	œ

mExit menu from screen.

Note :

•After the Stop Time is activated, theTV will go to standby mode immediately.

•If Stop Time is not keyed in, the set will go to standby mode after 2 hours.

•To switch on set from standby mode, press Channel +/–, Digit (0 -9)or Power button.

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Contents Operating Instructions 25PT2252 29PT2252 Table of Contents Safety Information Safety Information and Useful TipsBefore Calling Service Symptom What you should doNo power Mute button on the remote control to restore soundSwitching on the Set Hooking UP Your TV Basic ConnectionAntenna Connection Mains ConnectionConnecting the AUDIO/VIDEO Sockets Playback Back of S-VHS VCRConnecting the AUDIO/VIDEO Sockets Plackback CamcorderConnecting the AUDIO/VIDEO Sockets Recording Connection for recording from the TV channelConnection for recording from one VCR to another VCR Functions of Remote Control Sleeptimer Button Main Index ButtonFrownie button Smart Picture ButtonSwitch mains power on or off Standby light indicator Functions of TV ControlsRemote Sensor Selecting the Menu Language Step Press button Result on screenAutomatic Tuning of Channels When tuning is completed, exit menu from screenStep Press button ¸ Select Auto StoreManual Tuning of Channels ¸ Press button repeatedly until Manual Store is selectedManual Tcuninghannelsof Channels Continue searching forChannel, repeat steps Selecting the COLOUR/SOUND System Fine Tuning of Channels Press button repeatedly until Manual Store is selectedPress button repeatedly until Fine Tune is selected Sorting of Channels ˝ Confirm selection. The change is doneEditing of Channels Channel Edit is selectedEnter Channel Edit menu Repeat Steps 1 to 5 as inEditing of ChannelsNaming of Channels Result on screenCharacters.After naming the channel Corner of the screen.This will ensureAdjusting the TV Picture Picture menu items ActivitiesStep Sound menu allows you to make adjustments to the sound Adusting the TV SoundSound menu items Activities Using Thetimer ¸ Select FeaturesStop time will take reference from Select Start TimeSwitch to Press button ¸ Select Stop TimeActivating the Child Lock Access Code Enter Child Lock modeStep Press button Result on screen Select Child LockEnter change code mode Key in your preferred code 4-digit Activating the Child Lock Change CodeSelect Change Code Activating the Child Lock Lock Channel Repeat Steps 1 to 8 asStep Press button Child Lock menu willActivating the Child Lock Lock ALL Activating the Child Lock Clear ALLTo lock all channels Select Clear AllUsing the Screen Format When to use the Screen FormatsExpand 43 format Defintion of Picture Settings Smart Picture ControlDefinition of Sound Settings Personal Sound settings are set to your preferenceSmart Sound Control Music Emphasize low tone Bass boostedPersonal Zapping Adding Channels to the Favourite listTo view through the favourite list Deleting Channels from the Favourite list¸ Select Features ˙ Enter the Features menu Automatic Picture Booster¸ Select Auto Pic. Booster ˙ Select On Exit menu from screenUsing the Teletext AccessingTeletext An item orUsing the Teletext Specifications 25PT2252 29PT2252PAL B/H only for certain versions 3139 125