Philips 28PW6816/05 manual Using the OSD menu

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OSD menu

This menu allows you to access all the special

Description of symbols:

functions of the DVD player.

A Preferential settings

Press the Q key (key R).A menu bar

T

Titles

appears at the top of the screen with symbols

C

Chapters / sequences

for each setting. Use the KLIJkeys to

B

Audio language

select and make settings.

C

Subtitling language

 

D

Camera angle

 

E

Zoom

Æ

G

Favourite tracks

H Sound

I Frame by frame

J Slow motion

K Fast play

L Direct access by time

Symbols shown in grey indicate that the setting is not available.

Using the OSD menu

Direct access to Titles and Chapters

On the menu bar, select T to access the different titles available on the disk and C for the different chapters or film sequences. Use the IJkeys to choose your settings.

The @P #keys allow you to access the chapters directly.

Audio and subtitling language

On the menu bar, select B for the audio language and C for subtitling. Use the IJ keys to choose your settings.

The E key allows you to access the audio language directly.

Camera angle

Some disks include sequences recorded from several camera angles. Generally a special icon will appear. Select D on the menu bar and use the IJkeys to select the desired angle.

Zoom

Select E and press IJkeys to activate the zoom function with a magnification of 1.33, 2 or 4.The image stops and is enlarged. Press P if you want a panoramic shot of the enlarged image. Use the KLIJkeys to move around and P confirm.To exit zoom mode, press Æ.

Favourite tracks

See next page.

Sound

Select H and use the IJkeys to change the sound mode: st (stereo), on (surround) or 3d. The settings on and 3d do not work with this television.

Frame by frame

Select I and press J.The image freezes. Use the Kor Lkeys to move forwards or backwards frame by frame.

Press Æto resume normal play.

Slow motion / fast play

Select J for slow motion or K for fast play and press J. Use the KLkeys to select the desired speed.To resume normal speed, press Æ.

Direct access by time

Select L and press J.The image freezes. Use the 09keys to select the precise moment in the desired sequence. Press Ito confirm.

Play resumes at the time indicated.

Preferential settings

See next page.

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Contents Introduction Table of ContentsKeys on the TV set Installing your television setPositioning the television set Remote control Connections ‘ Switching onList of programmes Remote control keysQuick installation Install menu appearsSorting programmes Using other menus Automatic tuningChoosing a language and country Manual tuning Programme nameThen press Kto exit from the menu Adjusting the picture Adjusting the soundDescription of the settings Locking the keys Timer functionLocking the set Locking programmesTeletext Automatic switching Using the different screen formatsFormats There are 5 possible modes for this type of picture Selecting the correct modePicture Picture LetterboxInserting the disk ‘ Automatic play Using the built-in DVD playerInserting a disk Opening the drawer Closing the drawerPlaying a DVD or video CD Pause / stop / eject Playing an audio CDChanging tracks Fast forward and rewindOSD menu Using the OSD menuFavourite tracks Preferential settingsRemoving security lock Access control and lockPlay authorisation Removing play authorisationAmplifier Connecting peripheral equipmentVideo recorder Other equipmentTV / VCR / DVD mode selector Connecting other appliancesHeadphones Glossary Tips

28PW6816/05 specifications

The Philips 28PW6816/05 is a notable television that showcases a combination of advanced features, innovative technologies, and a user-friendly design, making it an appealing choice for home entertainment enthusiasts.

One of the standout characteristics of the Philips 28PW6816/05 is its cathode ray tube (CRT) display, which measures 28 inches diagonally. This size is perfect for various room setups, providing a cinematic experience without overwhelming the space. The 28-inch screen is complemented by a high resolution that enhances picture clarity and detail, making it ideal for watching movies and sports.

In terms of display technology, the Philips 28PW6816/05 employs the Natural Motion technology, which significantly reduces motion blur and enhances the fluidity of fast-moving images. This feature is especially beneficial when watching action films or sports broadcasts, ensuring that every scene appears smooth and lifelike.

Another important aspect is the television's stereo sound system, which delivers a rich audio experience. The integrated speakers provide clear dialogue and a robust bass response, allowing viewers to enjoy a complete multimedia experience without the need for external audio equipment. The TV also comes equipped with various sound settings, giving users the ability to customize their audio preferences based on the content being viewed.

Connectivity is an essential part of any modern television, and the Philips 28PW6816/05 does not disappoint. It features multiple inputs, including SCART, composite, and audio jacks, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices such as DVD players, gaming consoles, and set-top boxes. This versatility makes it easy for users to connect their favorite devices and expand their entertainment options.

Additionally, the Philips 28PW6816/05 includes a user-friendly interface that simplifies navigation through various settings and channels. The on-screen menu is clear and concise, allowing users to adjust picture settings, sound preferences, and other features with ease.

In conclusion, the Philips 28PW6816/05 combines a well-sized CRT display with advanced technologies to deliver an engaging viewing experience. With its impressive picture quality, stereo sound system, and convenient connectivity options, it remains a solid choice for those seeking reliable performance in their home entertainment setup. This television stands out as a classic option that embraces both functionality and quality, ensuring satisfaction for users across various viewing habits.
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