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Philips 32PFL3XX6D, 40PFL4606D Underside connectors, Signal input from an antenna or cable

Models: 32PFL4626D 32PFL5606D 40PFL5606D 32PFL4606D 40PFL4606D 32PFL3XX6D 40PFL3606D 40PFL4626D

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Underside connectors

ACVI 2 (Y Pb Pr and AUDIO L/R)

Analog audio and video input from analog or digital devices such as DVD players or game consoles.

BHDMI 1ARC

Digital audio and video input from high- definition digital devices such as Blu-ray players. Also outputs TV audio to other EasyLink-compliant devices, such as home theater systems.

Connections via DVI or VGA require an additional audio cable (see 'Connect a computer' on page 29).

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CHDMI 2 (for selected models)

Digital audio and video input from high- definition digital devices such as Blu-ray players.

Connections via DVI or VGA require an additional audio cable (see 'Connect a computer' on page 29).

DANTENNA

Signal input from an antenna or cable.

TV ANTENNA

EPC IN (VGA)

Video input from a computer.

VGA
VGA	AUDIO IN
	LEFT/RIGHT
	VGA/DVI
	EN	27

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Philips 32PFL3XX6D, 40PFL4606D Underside connectors, Signal input from an antenna or cable, Video input from a computer

Contents

Register your product and get support at Informações Importantes Instrucciones DE Seguridad Importante Contents Compliance with EMF Pixel characteristicsKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. All rights reserved Open source softwareDisposal of your old product and batteries Responsabilidade Social DúvidasCopyright Safety Never place the TV, remote control orRisk of electric shock or fire Never place the TV or any objects on the power cord Screen careEnvironmental efforts For xxPFL5xx6 Your TVTV controls For xxPFL4xx6Remote control Exits a menu Dot Press the dot . for digital channelsRemote control usage For xxPFL5xx6 and xxPFL4xx6Use your TV Switch your TV onSwitch your TV to standby For xxPFL5xx6 For xxPFL3xx6 If the TV is in standbyOther ways to switch channels Switch your TV offSwitch channels View channel gridSelect a device from the source list Adjust TV volumeWatch connected devices To mute or unmute soundAdd device to the home menu Access TV menusUse more of your TV Rename devices from the home menuManually adjust picture settings Change picture and sound settingsUse settings assistant Remove devices from the home menuPicture format Change the picture format Change picture formatHD Natural Motion For Pixel Plus Shows the classic 43 formatUse smart sound Manually adjust sound settingsStretch Shows widescreen format content unstretched Wide screen Scales 43 format toView all channels Use the universal access menuCreate and use list of favorite channels View only the list of favorite channelsDisplay the TV clock Switch on EPGUse the Electronic Program Guide Change program guide optionsUse timers Lock unsuitable contentView Scenea Lock content typeSwitch on Scenea Set age ratingsChange language View photos View a slide show of your photosListen to music Watch video Update the TV softwareUpdate with a USB device View a slide show with musicReset the TV to factory settings Change TV preferencesStart a TV demo Update the channel list Install channelsAutomatically install channels Select antenna or cable connectionTest digital reception Connect devices Back connectorsFor use by service personnel only Audio input from a computerUnderside connectors Signal input from an antenna or cableVideo input from a computer Side connector Connect a computerHdmi cable Switch on or off EasyLink Use Philips EasyLinkUse one-touch play Set TV speakers to EasyLink mode Use one-touch play controlUse one-touch standby Hear TV audio through another device Maximize display for subtitled videoRetain picture quality Use a Kensington lockTuner/Reception Transmission Supported display resolutionsPower SpeakersProduct specification Before you mount, perform these stepsTV channel issues TroubleshootingGeneral TV issues Picture issuesComputer connection issues Sound issuesHdmi connection issues Contact usIndex Page 38 EN Page Page Page Page