Philips MX3950D Night mode turning on/off Restoring to original settings, Night Mode, Defaults

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DVD Menu Options

 

 

 

 

 

Night mode - turning on/off

 

Restoring to original settings

Follow the steps of “Using the Setup Menu” and

 

Follow the steps of “Using the Setup Menu” and

select :

 

select :

E n g l i s h

> Night Mode

Digital Output

Night mode

Off

Analog Output

On

Speakers

 

Speaker Layout

 

PCM Output

 

Set Night mode

 

> Defaults

Parental Control

 

Password

 

Menu Language

 

Defaults

Reset

Load factory settings

 

Off

Select this when you want to enjoy the surround sound with its full dynamic range.

On

Select this to level out the volume. High volume outputs will be softened and low volume outputs are brought upward to an audible level. This feature is only available for movies with Dolby Digital mode.

Reset

Pressing 2 on the remote will restore all the items in the setup menu to the original factory setting except for your Parental Control password.

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Contents MX3900D MX3950D DVD Home Cinema SystemFrançais EnglishInside this laser product 789 0! @ # $ % Model Registration Owner ConfirmationDear Philips product owner HurryClass II equipment symbol Important Safety InstructionsEnvironmental information IndexP a ño l Fr a n ça i s E n g l i s h Contents Timer Operations Care and safety information Supplied accessoriesGeneral Information English Placing the speakers Connecting speakers SubwooferUsing Component Video jacks Pr PbY Connecting TVUsing Composite Video jack Cvbs Set the P-SCANswitch to ‘OFF’Using an accessory RF modulator Using S-Video jackOn the DVD system Connecting FM/AM Connecting the power Antennas CordRecording DVDs Listening to the playbackRecording digital Speaker display panel System display panel Main unit and remote controlDisc trays 1~5 IR SensorControl buttons available on the remote only Functional OverviewTo view the clock time in any active mode Press Clocktimer Inserting batteries into the remote controlSetting the clock Using the remote control to operate the systemSelect an item and press OK Setting the TVChanging the NTSC/PAL setting via the remote control Selecting the color system that corresponds to your TVChanging seating control position LishTo remove the menu Press System MenuTo remove the menu Press System Menu Setting language preferenceSetting the speakers’ channels Turning on or off the sound outputPlayable discs Disc OperationsPlaying discs Resuming playback from the last stopped point DVD/VCD Using the Disc MenuTurning on/off auto Eco standby mode Basic playback controlsRepeating a section within a chapter/ track Repeat play modeSelecting various repeat functions Program favorite tracks audio CDs and VCDsClearing the program Using the menu bar to programTo clear the program Program MP3 disc Playing MP3/Picture disc Kodak, JpegUse the numeric keypad 0-9 or joystick DVD Menu Options Using the menu barSetting the TV shape Using the Setup MenuScreen Saver turning on/off Setting the video output Setting the analog outputSetting the digital output Setting the PCM output I s h Reset Night mode turning on/off Restoring to original settingsNight Mode DefaultsPress System Menu again to remove the menu G l i s h Restricting playback by Parental ControlOnly available in region 1 players Use the numeric keypad 0-9 to enterChanging the password Tuner Operations Tuning to radio stationsPresetting radio stations Using the Plug and PlayAutomatic presetting Manual presetting Selecting a preset radio stationDeleting a preset radio station CD 12 00 AM Timer OperationsSetting the timer Activating/Deactivating the timerTo check or change the setting Setting the Sleep timerTo cancel the sleep timer Volume control Sound and Volume ControlsSound Control Dimming system’s display screen Switching on/offUsing the remote to operate your television Other FunctionsProblem TroubleshootingSolution Problem Solution S h Amplifier Section SpecificationsGlossary Limited Warranty
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