Philips 22HFL3331D/10, 26HFL3331D/10, 26HFL4371D/10, 22HFL4371D/10, 32HFL4351D/10 user manual

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Contents Page 0844 800 Contents Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. All rights reserved To use according to scientific evidence available todayStandard Safety Risk of electric shock or fireScreen care Disposal of your old product and batteriesSide controls and indicators Guest remote controlTV overview Alarm OFF Mheg / CancelSubtitle SleepSwitch your TV on/off or to standby Switch channelsTo switch on Adjust TV volume Watch connected devicesUse Teletext Use the AV buttonAccess TV menus Change picture and sound settingsUse Settings assistant Remove devices from the home menuManually adjust Picture settings DVIAdjust sound settings Change picture formatSummary of picture formats Use Smart soundUse advanced Teletext features Access the Teletext options menuExample, when switching channels Consistent audio volumeUse Timers Use the Electronic Programme GuideAlarm On timer Enable subtitles on analogue TV channelsEnable subtitles on digital TV channels Use subtitlesUse the TV clock Change slide show settings When viewing a slide show, press bOPTIONSView photos View a slide show of your photosUpdate the TV software Listen to digital radio channelsAccess decoder channel Update using OAD On the Air software DownloadChange TV preferences Set decoder channelReset the TV to factory settings Press To select Setup Installation Factory settingsStart a TV Demo Install channels Automatically install channelsSelect your menu language Select your countryManually install channels Update the channel listSelect your system Search and store new TV channelsRename channels Reorder channelsTest digital reception Fine-tune analogue channelsBenefits of Professional mode IntroductionScreen information can be suppressed Switch on the TV and select a TV channel 9, 7, 5, 3+¬MUTE on Guest remote controlExit to exit Professional mode menu without saving Professional mode options Software / Channels / Both / Off PBS settings PBS mode Enables / disables the Professional modeLast status is enabled Off The TV operates as a normal consumer TVPower on TV turns on from standby or offSet ID RC lock Disables the operation of the Guest remote control Welcome messageClock setup TV speaker enable On The TV speaker is enabledDefault main speaker volume Selects Hospitality in the Application MenuSmart RC All non-PayTV channels are listed in R0Back connector for 22 inch Connect devicesPC in VGA and Audio Audio and video input from a computer Signal input from an antenna, cable or satellite EXT 1 Cvbs and RGBTV Antenna Spdif OUTBack connector for 26 inch TV and larger Side connector Slot for a Conditional Access Module CAMCommon Interface Audio L/RConnect a computer VideoComposite video input from analogue devices such as VCRs USBUse a Conditional Access Module Access CAM servicesInsert and activate a CAM MenuEnable or disable EasyLink Use Philips EasyLinkUse a Kensington lock Use one-touch playProduct information Troubleshooting General TV issuesTV channel issues Picture issuesSound issues Hdmi connection issuesComputer connection issues Contact usAlarm IndexDemo CAMPicture format View photos Picture settings PowerSettings Remote control PhotoPage Page Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. All rights reserved
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22HFL3331D/10, 22HFL4371D/10, 26HFL4371D/10, 26HFL3331D/10, 32HFL4351D/10 specifications

The Philips 32HFL4351D/10, 26HFL3331D/10, 26HFL4371D/10, 22HFL4371D/10, and 22HFL3331D/10 represent a series of innovative hospitality TVs that prioritize guest satisfaction and operational efficiency. Designed specifically for the hospitality industry, these models integrate cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features.

At the heart of these Philips models is the SmartTV platform, enabling seamless access to a wide array of multimedia content. Guests can easily connect their devices for streaming, mirroring, or playing their favorite shows, enhancing their overall experience. The integration of an intuitive user interface allows both guests and hotel staff to navigate the TV's features with ease.

Picture quality is another standout characteristic of the Philips hospitality TVs. Equipped with advanced LED technology, these displays provide vibrant colors and sharp images, ensuring that every viewing experience is visually engaging. The Full HD resolution elevates the standard of entertainment, making it ideal for in-room services and promotional content.

Sound is an essential aspect of the viewing experience, and Philips addresses this with enhanced audio technology. The inclusion of powerful speakers ensures that dialogues are clear and that guests can fully immerse themselves in their chosen programs. Whether it's a movie night or an informational channel, the audio experience complements the visual quality.

Flexibility is key in hospitality environments, and these Philips models offer multiple connectivity options. With HDMI, USB, and AV inputs, guests have the freedom to connect their devices effortlessly. Moreover, the built-in SmartPlug feature provides energy-efficient operation and can be controlled remotely by hotel management, contributing to sustainability efforts.

One of the most significant advantages of the Philips hospitality range is their ability to deliver customized content. Hotels can easily tailor in-room entertainment systems to showcase promotional material, amenities, or local attractions, enhancing guest engagement and satisfaction.

Lastly, the robust build quality of these TVs ensures longevity, reducing maintenance costs and minimizing downtime. With a sleek design that complements various room aesthetics, they add a touch of modern elegance to any hospitality setting.

In summary, the Philips 32HFL4351D/10, 26HFL3331D/10, 26HFL4371D/10, 22HFL4371D/10, and 22HFL3331D/10 combine picture-perfect technology, superior audio, flexible connectivity, and customizable content solutions, making them an excellent choice for any hotel looking to elevate the guest experience.
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