Philips BDL6520 user manual Table Of Contents

BDL6520EL

Table Of Contents

1.	Unpacking and Installation			1
	1.1.	Unpacking		1
	1.2.	Package Contents		1
	1.3.	Installation Notes		1
	1.4.	Mounting on a Wall		2
	1.5. Mounting in Portrait Position			3
		1.5.1. How to use the logo guider for
			portrait position	3
		1.5.2. How to remove the logo		3
2.	Parts and Functions			4
	2.1.	Control Panel		4
	2.2.	Input/Output Terminals		5
	2.3.	Remote Control		6
		2.3.1.	General functions	6
		2.3.2.	[FREEZE] operation	7
		2.3.3. Inserting the batteries in the
			remote control	7
		2.3.4. Handling the remote control		7
		2.3.5. Operating range of the remote
			control	7
3.	Connecting External Equipment			8
	3.1.	Using the Switch Cover		8

3.2.Connecting External Equipment

	(DVD/VCR/VCD)		9
	3.2.1.	Using COMPONENT video
		input	9
	3.2.2. Using HDMI video input		9
3.3.	Connecting a PC		10
	3.3.1.	Using VGA input	10
	3.3.2.	Using DVI input	10
	3.3.3.	Using HDMI input	10
3.4.	Connecting Audio Equipment		11
	3.4.1.	Connecting external speakers	11
	3.4.2. Connecting an external audio
		device	11

3.5.Connecting Multiple Displays in a

Daisy-chain Configuration		12
3.5.1.	Control connection	12
3.5.2.	Video connection	12

	3.6. Fixing your external PC			13
4.	OSD Menu			14
	4.1.	Navigating the OSD Menu		14
		4.1.1. Navigating the OSD menu using
			the remote control	14
		4.1.2. Navigating the OSD menu using
			the display’s control buttons	14
	4.2.	OSD Menu Overview		14
		4.2.1.	Picture menu	14
		4.2.2.	Screen menu	15
		4.2.3.	Audio menu	16
		4.2.4.	PIP menu	16
		4.2.5.	Configuration1 menu	17
		4.2.6.	Configuration2 menu	18
		4.2.7.	Advanced option menu	18
5.	Input Mode			22
6.	Pixel Defect Policy			23
	6.1.	Pixels and Sub-Pixels		23

6.2.Types of Pixel Defects +

		Dot Definition	23
	6.3.	Bright Dot Defects	23
	6.4.	Dark Dot Defects	24
	6.5. Proximity of Pixel Defects		24
	6.6.	Pixel Defect Tolerances	24
	6.7.	MURA	24
7.	Cleaning and Troubleshooting		25
	7.1.	Cleaning	25
	7.2.	Troubleshooting	26
8.	Technical Specifications		27

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