Philips 26PFL5322, 32PFL5332, 37PFL5332, 42PFL5332 user manual Controlling access to TV programs

Controlling access to TV programs

Using the movie rating lock (for certain regions only)

You can control access to movies based on their content as defined by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA).

Your TV is equipped with a computer chip (V-chip) which can block program content based on their rating.

All the settings apply to the AV inputs except the HDMI inputs.

Repeat the steps from the section on Accessing Parental Lock to get into the Parental Lock sub-menu.

1.Press ï button until Movie Rating is highlighted.

Movie Rating:

•G: Suitable for all ages.

•PG: Some material may not be suit- able for children.

•PG-13: Some material may not be suitable for children under 13 years of age.

•R: Material not suitable for children under 17 years of age. Requires pa- rental guidance.

•NC-17: Not auitable for children under 17 years of age. Has excessive violence, sex or offensive language.

•X: Not suitable for children under 17 years of age. Content is pornographic.

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2.Press u button to select Movie Rating. The list of movie rating labels will be displayed on the right panel.

3.Press ï or Î button to highlight your choice of movie rating label.

4.Press u button to enable the rating. A tick () will appear beside the rating label to indicate the rating lock has been enabled.

The rating labels below the one you select will also be enabled.

5.Press Í button to return to the Parental Lock sub-menu.

Main
Picture	Timer
Sound	Child Lock
Features	Parental Lock
Install	Active Control
	Closed Caption
	NR
Parental Lock
Lock Channel	G
Change Code	PG
Clear All	PG - 13
Lock All	R
Movie Rating	NC - 17
TV Rating	X
Block Options

Parental Lock
Lock Channel	G
Change Code	PG
Clear All	PG - 13
Lock All	R
Movie Rating	NC - 17
TV Rating	X
Block Options

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