Philips BDS4221/00 user manual Table of Contents

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	Table of Contents
Important Safety Instructions	2
Special Notices	2
Warnings & Precautions	2
Cleaning & Maintenance	3
Special Warranty Info	3
Regulatory Notice	4
Getting to Know Your Display	7
Package Contents	8
Front Panel Controls	9
Rear Panel	10
Rear Panel Connections	10
Remote Control	11
Display Connections	13
Connecting TV or CATV	14
Connecting a VCR	14
Connecting a DVD	15
External Audio Connections	16
Connecting a PC	17
Basic Operations	21
Powering On/Off	22
Changing Inputs	22
Volume Adjustment	23
On-Screen Display Menu	24
On-Screen Status Display	24
Understanding Widescreen Modes	25
Picture Controls	27
Adjusting Picture Settings	28
Picture-in-Picture / Side-by-Side Picture	30
Selecting Color Temperature	33
Fine Tuning RGB Mode	33
Sound Controls	35
Adjusting Sound Settings	36
Built-in Amplification (Speaker)	38
Fixed / Variable Audio Output	38
Advanced Functions	39
OSD Menu Language	40
Power Save Mode	41
Information Display	42
Using the Teletext	43
TV Functions	45
Initial Set Up	46
Channel Manual Search	47
Channel Edit	48
On-Screen Status Display (TV Mode)	49
Changing Channels	49
Sound Type	50
Appendix	51
Troubleshooting	52
Wall Mount Instructions	53
Specifications	55

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Contents Philips Business Solutions Special Notices Important Safety InstructionsCell Defects Cleaning & MaintenanceSpecial Warranty Information IC Compliance Notice Regulatory NoticeFCC Statement Table of Contents Page Flat Panel Monitor Getting to Know Your DisplayGetting to Know Your Display Package ContentsFront Panel Controls Rear Panel Connections Rear PanelRemote Control Getting to Know Your Display Display Connections Display Connections Connecting TV or CatvConnecting a VCR Using component video input Connecting a DVD PlayerExternal Audio Connections Connecting a DVD con’tConnecting to an External Amplifiers Using RGB or DVI Video Input Connecting external amplified speakersConnecting a PC How to Set up Your PC for Use with Monitor Windows Connecting a PC con’tSetting Up Your Monitor Using Plug and Play Supported Resolutions Display Connections Basic Operations Using Front Panel or Remote Control Powering On/OffBasic Operations Changing InputsUsing Mute Volume AdjustmentOn-Screen Display Menu Accessing OSD Menu via Remote Control or Front PanelOn-Screen Status Display Displaying StatusFor Widescreen Content For 43 Square ContentUnderstanding Widescreen Modes NormalZoom Key Using Remote ControlChanging Aspect Ratios Picture Controls Using. OSD Menu Adjusting Picture SettingsExplanation of Various Picture Control Settings Picture ControlsBrightness Turning On PIP/Side-by-Side Picture POP Picture-in-Picture / Side-by-Side PictureSelecting Signal Source for Main Picture Selecting Signal Source for Sub-PictureSource Select Input selectPicture-in-Picture / Side-by-Side Picture Con’t Changing Channels in PIP ModeMain and Sub-Window Swap Changing Location of PIP ImageFine Tuning RGB Mode Selecting Color TemperaturePicture Controls Sound Controls Sound Controls Adjusting Sound SettingsTreble Explanation of Various Sound Control SettingsBuilt-in Amplification Speaker Setting Output Using OSD MenuTurning. On Built. -in Amplification Fixed / Variable Audio OutputAdvanced Functions OSD Menu Language Setting. OSD Menu LanguageAdvanced Functions Settingj Power Save Mode Using OSD Menu Power Save ModeExplanation of Information Version Accessing Information Display MenuInformation Display Newsflash Using the TeletextFasttext AlarmSubtitles TV Functions TV Functions Initial Set UpChannel Manual Search TV FunctionsChannel Edit Using Remote Control or Front Panel On-Screen Status Display TV ModeTV Mode Single Tuner Changing ChannelsAccessing via Remote Control Accessing via OSD MenuFlat Panel Display AppendixAppendix TroubleshootingWall Mount Instructions Appendix Specifications TTL VGA Specifications Con’tPin Assignments For 24 Pin DVI connector digital only Pin Assignments For D-SUB connector in / loop outMaximum Resolution PB/PR For Component 1Acoustics Power Management Mode Sync Video Power dissipationSound Reliability RequirementMode No Preset Timing ChartAppendix