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Philips 52PFL7403 Your TV, 2.1TV overview, Side controls and indicators, Side connectors, DNote

Models: 47PFL5403 42PFL7603 42PFL5403 52PFL5403 42PFL5203 42PFL7403 52PFL7403

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2 Your TV

This section gives you an overview of commonly-used TV controls and functions.

2.1TV overview

Side controls and indicators

VOLUME 4

CHANNEL 2

POWER

1.POWER

2.CHANNEL +/-

3.MENU

4.VOLUME +/-

5.Standby indicator / Remote control sensor

Side connectors

Back connectors

Use the TV back connectors to connect to the antenna and permanent devices such as a high- definition disc player, DVD player or VCR.

DNote

For more information about TV connections, see Section 7 Connect devices.

Use the TV side connectors to connect to mobile devices such as a camera or high- definition game console.You can also connect a pair of headphones.

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Philips 52PFL7403 Your TV, 2.1TV overview, Side controls and indicators, POWER 2.CHANNEL + 3.MENU 4.VOLUME +, DNote

Contents

上注册产品并获得支持 42PFL7603 52PFL7403 42PFL7403 52PFL5403 47PFL540342PFL5403 42PFL5203 ZH 用户手册Page 4 Use your TV Table of contentsTechnical data TroubleshootingCompliance with EMF WarrantyPixel characteristics EN-21 Important 1.1SafetyRecycling your packaging Power consumption1.2Screen care 1.3Environmental careBack connectors Side controls and indicators1.POWER 2.CHANNEL + 3.MENU 4.VOLUME + Side connectorsRemote control may differ according to TV model Remote control1.Power 2.No function 3.Source 4.Ambilight 8.+/- Channel + 9.+/- Volume +B WARNING 3 Get started3.1Position the TV 3.2Wall mount the TVBNote Step 2 Remove the TV stand DNoteStep 3 Connect cables BWARNINGBWARNING 3.3Connect the antenna cable3.4Connect the mains cord 3.4.1 To connect the mains cord3.8Select your location 3.7Switch on the TV3.6Insert the remote control batteries 3.5Manage cables4.1.3 Switch your TV to standby 4.1Switch your TV on/off or to standby4.1.1 Switch on your TV 4.1.2 Switch off your TVETip 4.2.2 Adjust volume4.3Watch connected devices 4.4Use Ambilight5 Use more of your TV 5.1Remote control overview5.SURF 1.POWER3.ACTIVE CONTROL 4.* DEMOFeatures 5.2.1 Access the main menuPicture Setting settingsBrightness 5.3Adjust picture and sound settings5.3.1 Adjust picture settings Colour Temperature5.3.2 Use Smart Mode Power SaverArtifacts Reduction •HD Natural MotionSound 5.3.4 Adjust sound settingsSuper zoom Movie expandMode 5.4Adjust Ambilight settings5.5Create a surf list Ambilight5.6.3 Lock TV channels Parental Lock 5.6Use timers and child lock5.6.2Automatically switch the TV on Timer To delete a channel from the surf listTo lock one or more channels To set or change a PIN codeTo enter the Parental Lock menu To lock or unlock all channels5.7Use Demo mode Step 2 Install channels automatically 6 Install channels6.1Automatically install channels 6.2Manually install channels6.2.1 Fine tune channels 6.3Manage channels6.3.1 Reorder channels Shop 6.4Change to Shop or Home mode6.3.2 Name or rename channels favouritesto exit Home4.Press to confirm Press7 Connect devices Back connectors 1.AV IN4.TV ANTENNA Aerial plug connector 5.SERV C Side connectors 8.AUDIO L/R7.2.3 S-Video- Good quality 7.2Select connection quality7.2.1 HDMI - Highest quality 7.2.2Component YPbPr - Higher quality7.3.2 Blu-rayDisc player 7.3Connect devices7.2.4 Composite - Basic quality 7.3.1 Cable or set top box7.3.6 Game console or camcorder 7.3.3 DVD player/Home theatre system7.3.5 DVD recorder and cable receiver 7.3.4 VCR7.4.1 Select connectors 7.4Setup devicesConnecting to the back of the TV VGA Connecting to the side of the TV S-VideoReset Picture settings in PC modeFeature settings in PC mode Phase and Clock Auto Adjust9Use your TV in High Definition HD mode 5.Go to Features Mode SelectionPicture settings in HD mode Sound settings in HD mode1080p models 9.3Display in native 1080 mode9.4Supported formats Non 1080p modelsOne-touchplay 10 Use Philips EasyLinkOne-touchstandby PC Analog, D-subinput 11 Technical dataSupported display resolutions HDMI Input Power12.3 Sound issues 12 Troubleshooting12.1 General TV issues 12.2 Picture issues12.6 Contact us 12.4 HDMI connection issues12.5 PC connection issues You encounter problems with HDMI devicesPage Document order number