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Philips manual 26PF4311S 32PF4311S

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26PF4311S 32PF4311S Introduction Table of ContentsRecycling Disposal of your old product10 cm Safety Information10 cm 4 Switching on the TV set 3 Using the Remote ControlPreparation / Getting started For more details on other connections, see “CONNECTION GUIDE”For more details on connections, see CONNECTION GUIDE Televison keys and connectors4 PROGRAM / CHANNEL -/+ to select programmes 11 Volume - VOL + Remote Control keys7 Active Control See page 8 MENUQuick Installation Remote Control keys DVD or AUXACI Automatic Channel Installation feature NOTE Functions not available to Philips DVD-R deviceProgram Sort Install menuAuto Store Selecting the languageNaming of Channel Manual Store6 Search 7 Program NoDescription of the Picture settings Picture and Sound SettingsDescription of the Sound settings Timer function Using the Contrast+ and NR Noise Reduction featuresDefinition of the feature settings Contrast+ Accessing the PIP screen via the PIP menu Using the PIP Picture-in-Picture featureAccessing the PIP screen via the PIP key For more details on connections to the PC and HD equipment, seeMovie expand Screen FormatsSubtitle Zoom SuperzoomUsing the Active Control feature Using the Smart Picture and Sound featuresDefinition of Picture Settings Personal Definition of Sound Settings1 Teletext call 2 Selecting a page 3 Direct access to the items Teletext4 Contents 5 Sub-page display HiddenUsing the PC menus Using the TV as a PC MonitorSupported PC Resolutions Description Picture settings Brightness / ContrastUsing the HD menus Using the TV in HD High Definition ModeHD Install menu HD Picture and Sound settingsTroubleshooting Tips Troubleshooting Tips Glossary“Using your TV as PC Monitor” on page For more details on connection to the PCReference table of Countries available for selection SpecificationsSpecifications are subject to change without notice