Philips SL400i/37 manual Legend of illustration inside flap, A Front view, B Rear view, English

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Legend of illustration (inside flap)

A) Front view

1Power/standby button

Switches the SL400i off (to standby) and on.

–The indicator in the Power button lights up red if the SL400i is on standby.

2Left menu button

Selects or activates the menu option in the lower left corner of the integrated display or shown in red on the TV screen.

3Display

For controlling the SL400i through its user menus.Very useful if you have no TV connected or switched on (e.g. if you want to listen to Internet radio or PC Audio only).

4Right menu button

Selects or activates the menu option in the lower right corner of the integrated display or shown in green on the TV screen

5PC Link source button

Select PC(s) connected to your home network as source for streaming music, photos, and movies.

6Internet source button

Selects the Internet as your source of multimedia entertainment.

–Requires broadband Internet access 256 kbps minimum (downstream).

7Menu navigation buttons:left/right/up/down/OK

Used for navigating through menus (1 2 3 4) and confirming your choices (OK).

8Playback control buttons: Play/Pause, Previous/Next and Stop Playback control functions for multimedia content.

B) Rear view

9AC Mains

For connecting the SL400i to the mains.

–The indicator in the Power button lights up red when the SL400i is connected to the mains.

10Digital audio output

Optional digital audio connection (coaxial) to connect the SL400i to the input of your TV set or Audio system.

If PCM coded signals are available for the media content being played, this output will provide them.

11Audio L/R output (stereo)

To connect the SL400i to the left and right audio inputs of your Audio system.

12VIDEO OUT / CVBS

To connect the SL400i to the Composite video input of your TV.

13VIDEO OUT / S-VIDEO

To connect the SL400i to the S-Video input of your TV.

14P-SCAN (Prog Scan)

To switch on or off progressive scan.

Only if you connect the SL400i’s Component Video output to a Progressive Scan TV

(TV must indicate Progressive Scan or ProScan capability), then you may set the P-SCAN switch to ON. Otherwise, set it to OFF.

15COMPONENT VIDEO OUT (Pr/Cr, Pb/Cb,Y)

To connect the SL400i to the corresponding Component Video inputs of your TV.

16Ethernet connector RJ-45

Optional Ethernet connection for a wired home network. Use a CAT.5 shielded Ethernet cable (STP).

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Contents Wifi Wireless Multimedia Link EnglishSL400i Instructions for useB Rear view A Front viewCanada HelplineUSAranty IntroductionHow to use Packaging contentsA Front view Legend of illustration inside flapB Rear view ENGLISH6ENGLISH IndexENGLISH Important informationSafety Precautions 8ENGLISH Chapter 1 - Installing the softwareStart by installing Philips Media Manager Go to chapter 2.1 on page Chapter 2 - Connecting the SL400iGo to chapter 2.2 on page Go to chapter 2.3 on page10ENGLISH InstallingHave fun ENGLISHof your wireless network InstallingWireless Network Name SSID 12ENGLISHIf you do not see any messages on the TV screen ENGLISHHave fun 14ENGLISHENGLISH InstallingEthernet port required Network hub 16ENGLISH Have fun ENGLISH7Explore the PC Link menu on the TV screen INTERNET ENGLISH 3.3 Registration for free Internet servicesRC Key SMS-stylealphanumeric entry orderHave fun 20ENGLISH4.1 Internet Chapter 4 - Using the SL400i4.2 PC Link ENGLISH22ENGLISH Chapter 5 - Basic navigationTo go back to a previous menu, press Upgradeability Additional informationEnvironmental information Disclaimer6.1 Audio/video problems Chapter 6 - Problem solvingProblem SolutionSolution Problem6.2 PC / Network problems Problem26ENGLISH Solution1 2 6 3 Chapter 7 - Remote Control7.1 Remote control buttons ENGLISH28ENGLISH 7.3 Using the remote control7.2 Placing batteries Navigation keys ENGLISHDirect number key entry SMS TEXT-stylekeysSL400i functions Chapter 9 - Advanced navigation and advanced9.1.1 Jump To number keys on the remote control 30ENGLISHENGLISH 9.2 Play View9.1.3 FAVORITES, RETURN, INFO!, RECENT 9.2.1 For movies9.2.3 For music 32ENGLISH9.2.2 For photos About ‘My.Philips.com’ Chapter 10 - Advanced Philips Media Manager usesENGLISH Using S-Video Chapter 11 - Overview of SL400i connectionsUsing Component Video Pr/Cr, Pb/Cb,Y or YUV 34ENGLISHENGLISH Chapter 12 - Options menu12.1 Main Menu System Menu TV Shape 12.2 Picture Menu36ENGLISH ENGLISH 12.3 Network menu38ENGLISH 12.3.1 Static IP settingsParental Level Disclaimer 12.4 Preferences menuENGLISH WIRED Chapter 13 - What you need to know about networksWIRELESS 40ENGLISHWIRED NETWORK WITH MORE THAN TWO PCs ONE-ON-ONEWIRED NETWORKHOW TO INTERCONNECT WIRED NETWORKS ONE-ON-ONEWIRELESS NETWORKSecuring your wireless network What are wireless network connections?Securing your network from Internet access What is WEP?DONT ENGLISH44ENGLISH Chapter 15 - Entering an encryption keya Setting the encryption key for the SL400i ENGLISH Example, for the Philips Wireless USB Adapter46ENGLISH Chapter 16 - Internet Connection SharingICS configuration and usage issues ENGLISH Enabling Internet Connection Sharing ICS48ENGLISH The Home Networking wizard will appear ENGLISH50ENGLISH Enabling Internet Connection Sharing for WindowsCheck with your Internet Service Provider Chapter 17 - Advanced Network Problem solvingCheck your networks IP configuration ENGLISH52ENGLISH Check your computers IP configuration as followsFor Windows 98SE / Windows Me For Windows XP / WindowsENGLISH Chapter 18 - Glossary54ENGLISH Chapter 19 - Technical specifications3103