Philips 25PT2252, 29PT2252 Connecting the AUDIO/VIDEO Sockets Plackback, Camcorder

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CONNECTING THE AUDIO/VIDEO SOCKETS (PLACKBACK)

Camcorder

Connect headphone jack to socket for personal listening

For more convenient direct playback connections, the Side Audio/Video Input sockets allow for quick and easy connections, particularly Camcorder tape recordings.

–Connect the S-VIDEOsocket (if available) from the Camcorder to the Side S-VIDEOsocket of the TV. You need not connect the Side VIDEO IN socket of the TV if the S-VIDEOsocket is connected.

–Connect the AUDIO OUT sockets (Right and Left) from the Camcorder to the Side AUDIO IN sockets.

Monitor out	AV1 in	AV2 in
VIDEO
	Y
L/Mono
AUDIO	Pb
AUDIO
R	Pr
	Pr
COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT

S-VIDEO

AV sockets on rear of

TV

OUT

Y

Pb

Pr

OUT

Back of DVD

L AUDIO R

DVD (Equipped with “Y”, “Pb” and “Pr” and Output sockets)

You can view the playback of DVD discs by using the COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT sockets on the rear of the TV.

–Connect the “Y”,“Pb” and the “Pr” INPUT sockets on the TV to the “Y”,“Pb” and “Pr” OUTPUT sockets on the DVD to view playback of DVD discs.

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Contents Operating Instructions 25PT2252 29PT2252 Table of Contents Safety Information and Useful Tips Safety Information Mute button on the remote control to restore sound Before Calling Service Symptom What you should do No powerMains Connection Switching on the SetHooking UP Your TV Basic Connection Antenna ConnectionBack of S-VHS VCR Connecting the AUDIO/VIDEO Sockets PlaybackCamcorder Connecting the AUDIO/VIDEO Sockets PlackbackConnection for recording from the TV channel Connecting the AUDIO/VIDEO Sockets RecordingConnection for recording from one VCR to another VCR Functions of Remote Control Smart Picture Button Sleeptimer ButtonMain Index Button Frownie buttonFunctions of TV Controls Switch mains power on or off Standby light indicatorRemote Sensor Step Press button Result on screen Selecting the Menu Language¸ Select Auto Store Automatic Tuning of ChannelsWhen tuning is completed, exit menu from screen Step Press button¸ Press button repeatedly until Manual Store is selected Manual Tuning of ChannelsContinue searching for Manual Tcuninghannelsof ChannelsChannel, repeat steps Selecting the COLOUR/SOUND System Press button repeatedly until Manual Store is selected Fine Tuning of ChannelsPress button repeatedly until Fine Tune is selected ˝ Confirm selection. The change is done Sorting of ChannelsRepeat Steps 1 to 5 as inEditing of Channels Editing of ChannelsChannel Edit is selected Enter Channel Edit menuCorner of the screen.This will ensure Naming of ChannelsResult on screen Characters.After naming the channelPicture menu items Activities Adjusting the TV PictureStep Adusting the TV Sound Sound menu allows you to make adjustments to the soundSound menu items Activities Select Start Time Using Thetimer¸ Select Features Stop time will take reference fromPress button ¸ Select Stop Time Switch toSelect Child Lock Activating the Child Lock Access CodeEnter Child Lock mode Step Press button Result on screenActivating the Child Lock Change Code Enter change code mode Key in your preferred code 4-digitSelect Change Code Child Lock menu will Activating the Child Lock Lock ChannelRepeat Steps 1 to 8 as Step Press buttonSelect Clear All Activating the Child Lock Lock ALLActivating the Child Lock Clear ALL To lock all channelsWhen to use the Screen Formats Using the Screen FormatExpand 43 format Smart Picture Control Defintion of Picture SettingsMusic Emphasize low tone Bass boosted Definition of Sound SettingsPersonal Sound settings are set to your preference Smart Sound ControlDeleting Channels from the Favourite list Personal ZappingAdding Channels to the Favourite list To view through the favourite list˙ Select On Exit menu from screen ¸ Select Features ˙ Enter the Features menuAutomatic Picture Booster ¸ Select Auto Pic. BoosterAn item or Using the TeletextAccessing TeletextUsing the Teletext 25PT2252 29PT2252 SpecificationsPAL B/H only for certain versions 3139 125