Philips 36PT41B1, 27PT41B1, 32PT41B1 manual Things to Remember about the IR Blaster, Troubleshooting

TROUBLESHOOTING

Please make these simple checks before calling for service. Because charges for adjustment of customer controls are not cov- ered under your warranty, these tips can save you time and money.

Things to Remember about the IR Blaster

The IR Blaster transmits commands to your accessory devices to carry out functions (POWER/STBY, PLAY, STOP, etc.). Therefore, you need to ensure that the IR Blaster’s remote sensor window is not blocked and that the IR Blaster is in a position to send its signal into the room, where it can bounce off of walls or objects and then to remote sensor windows of the accessory devices. The remote sensor windows of the accessory devices must not be blocked in order to receive transmissions from the IR Blaster.

Light colors or other room conditions can prevent the IR Blaster signal from reaching accessory devices. Also, storing accesso- ry devices in glass-covered cabinets can block the signal. If you have such conditions, IR Shooters can be attached to the IR Blaster cable for more direct transmission of the signal from the IR Blaster to accessory devices (see page 4).

Call 1-800-851-8885 to order the IR Shooters.

Difficulty Remedy

A Philips Accessory Device Will Not Respond to Any of the Remotes Tested During Setup

Remote Control Functions of Philips Accessory Devices Are Not Working or the Wrong Functions Are Being Activated When M-Link™Is Used

Accessory Devices Will Not

Respond When Macro Buttons

Are Pressed

The remote codes of the Philips accessory device you’re attempting to set up may not be preprogrammed into M-Link™because the device is new. Go to the section “Setting up a New or Multibrand Accessory Device” and follow the steps to set up your Philips accessory device.

Different codes have sometimes been used for the same function among some Philips accessory devices. You may need to delete the device from M-Link™using the onscreen menu, and then explore the functions of the Philips accesso- ry device using its remote control. Follow the steps under “Setting up a New or Multibrand Accessory Device” to have M-Link™learn the remote functions.

•Ensure that all of the setup steps have been followed for each accessory device. For the Home Video macro to work, a VCR must be setup; for the Home Movie macro, a DVD, LD, or VCD player; and for the ITR video, a VCR. See “Setting up a Philips Device” on page 7 or “Setting up a New or Multibrand Device” on page 10 for instructions.

•After setup, these simple requirements need to be met for each button in order for it to operate:

Home Video—a VCR tape must be inserted and rewound in the VCR player, and the VCR must be in standby mode. The macro may not work for an accessory device that is not turned ON by the POWER/STBY button on the device’s remote control.

Home Movie—A video disc must be placed in the DVD, LD, or VCD, and the accessory device must be in the standby mode. The macro may not work for an accessory device that is not turned ON by the POWER/STBY button on the device’s remote control.

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