Philips BDH5031V.00 user manual Select LANGUAGE by using the “/” button, Keyboard Lock Setting

User Manual BDH5031V

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Background			10
Language		English
Keyboard Lock		Off
RC Lock		Off
MGDI plus		On
Auto Power		Off
Time Setting
Anti Burn-In
Mode Reset
Operation hrs.	50
Adjust		MENU Exit
Background			10
Language		English
Keyboard Lock		Off
RC Lock		Off
MGDI plus		On
Auto Power		Off
Time Setting
Anti Burn-In
Mode Reset
Operation hrs.	50
Adjust		MENU Exit
Background			10
Language		English
Keyboard Lock		Off
RC Lock		Off
MGDI plus		On
Auto Power		Off
Time Setting
Anti Burn-In
Mode Reset
Operation hrs.	50
Adjust		MENU Exit

4. Select LANGUAGE by using the “/” button.

• Select [Language] by using the “/” button.

•Every press of the “” button while you are in the [Language] mode would cycle through the different languages.

Notes:

*When power is turned on the first time, ‘SELECT LANGUAGE’ mode will be displayed, then, select the desired language by using “ ” button. (Displayed only once)

5. Keyboard Lock Setting.

• Select [Keyboard Lock] by the “/” buttons.

• Whenever “” button is pressed, the lock mode would cycle On and Off.

•While the Keyboard Lock is ON, if you have not turned off the PDP, all of it’s keys will work normally. However,

after turning the PDP off, the PDP will not be turned on with the key- pad on the PDP. Only by the remote controller, the PDP is turned on.

•At Stand-By state while the Keyboard Lock is ON, the LED of the Plasma unit will be flickering in red.

6. RC Lock Setting.

•Select RC Lock by the “/” buttons.

•In order to turn the RC Lock on, press “” button of remote controller or keyboard.

•When RC Lock is On, you cannot make it Off using remote controller. Please use the keyboard instead of remote controller to unlock.

•In case of that both Keyboard Lock and RC Lock are On, you can unlock those only using RS-232 control. Please reference ‚SICP User Manual’ for the usage of RS-232 control.

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