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Philips BDH5031V.00 user manual During Use, Do not allow children to play or hang on the Monitor

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User Manual BDH5031V

1.3 DURING USE

Do not open the cover (or back) because high voltage is present within the Monitor enclosure.

• It may cause electric shock.

Never push any kind of objects into this product through open- ings at the back of Monitor.

• It may cause ﬁre or electric shock.

The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects ﬁlled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

• Spilled liquids may cause electric shock or ﬁre.

Do not allow children to play or hang on the Monitor.

• These actions may tip it over, causing personal injury.

Do not place a candle or lighted cigarette on the Monitor.

• If these fall into the inside of the Monitor, it may cause a ﬁre or ex- plosion.

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Philips BDH5031V.00 user manual During Use, Do not allow children to play or hang on the Monitor

Contents

Philips Professional Business SolutionsEN User Manual TYPE NrALWAYS OBEY ALL SAFETY MESSAGES 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS1.1 POWER This product must be properly grounded DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENTDo not use this product in the neighbourhood of a bath or show- er 1.2 INSTALLATIONDo not place this Monitor on an unstable cart, stand, or table Minimum distances around the apparatus for suﬃcient ventilation Do not install the product where there is oil, smog, moist, or dustDo not place a candle or lighted cigarette on the Monitor 1.3 DURING USEDo not allow children to play or hang on the Monitor Do not spray water onto the Monitor or wipe with damp cloth Do not place any object or cover on the Monitor Do not place heavy objects or heat sources on the power cord2.1 SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES 2. CHECKING ACCESSORIES1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS CONTENTS2. CHECKING ACCESSORIES 4. REMOTE CONTROL3.1 FRONT PANEL RETURN TO THE CONTENTS3. PANEL CONTROLS 4. Volume UP/DOWN buttons 1. Power cord input6. Main Power button REAR PANEL4.1 REMOTE CONTROL 4. REMOTE CONTROLVolume buttons “ / ” PIP POSITION PIP SOURCE SWAP - PIP buttonsRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 4.2 INSTALLING THE BATTERIES IN YOUR REMOTE CONTROL4.3 WHEN USING REMOTE CONTROL 2. Press the Power Buttons 5. CONNECTING WITH AN EXTERNAL SOURCE5.1 WATCHING DIGITAL BROADCASTS 1. Connect a Digital Broadcasting Receiver to the PDP1. Connect a Cable Broadcasting Receiver to the PDP WATCHING CABLE BROADCASTS4. Select the Desired Program and Function RETURN TO THE CONTENTS1. Connect a Satellite Broadcasting Receiver to the PDP WATCHING SATELLITE BROADCASTSRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 3. Input Select1. Connect a DVD Player to the PDP WATCHING A DVD IMAGE4. Select the Desired Title and Function 2. Press the Power Buttons1. Connect a VCR to the PDP WATCHING A VCR IMAGE2. Press the Power Buttons RETURN TO THE CONTENTS1. Connect a Camcorder/Game Console to the PDP WATCHING A CAMCORDER/GAME CONSOLE IMAGE4. Select Function 2. Press the Power Buttons2. Connect the PC to the PDP 1. Before Connecting to the PDP, Set the Resolution of the PCRETURN TO THE CONTENTS CONNECTING PC 15 PIN D-SUB5. Enjoy Dynamic Ultra Screen Monitor by Using PC’s Keyboard or Mouse 3. Press the Power Buttons4. Input Select RETURN TO THE CONTENTSPC and HDMI Input Resolution Available in PDP CONNECTING HDMI1. Connect the HDMI to the PDP HDMI input port receives only digital signalRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 5.9 CONNECT WITH THE DOLBY DIGITAL AMPSERVICE Optical output1. Selecting Picture Mode 6.1 SELECTING PICTURE MODE6. PICTURE 2. Each Press of the Button Will Select One of Four Picture Modes6.2 CUSTOMIZING PICTURE 3. Select the User Mode1. Press the MENU Button 2. Press the / button5. Picture Condition Adjustments 4. Select User Mode Adjustments6. Press the “COLOR TEMP” button on the remote con- trol Normal Warm  Cool6.3.1 Adjusting with PICTURE FMT button 6.3 ADJUSTING SCREEN1. Press the PICTURE FMT Button Auto  169  43  LB169  LBS169  149  LB149  LBS149  Auto3. Press the Volume “/” buttons 6.3.2 Adjusting Screen in the MENUUnder PIP mode 1. Press the MENU Button1. Press the “STILL” button 6.4 WATCHING A STILL IMAGERETURN TO THE CONTENTS STILL1. Engaging PIP mode Screen Adjustment of the Sub-picture6.5 WATCHING TWO PICTURES SIMULTANEOUSLY 2. Position of the Sub-pictureAV1  AV2  AV3 5. Available PIP Input Combinations 4. Select the Input SourceRETURN TO THE CONTENTS PIP SOURCE7. SOUND 7.1 SELECTING SOUND MODE1. Select “SOUND MODE” 2. Every Press of the Button Changes Modes2. Press the “/” Button 7.2 CUSTOMIZING SOUND MODE“” button to display the following 3. Select SOUND BALANCE5. Select the Sound Mode 4. Select the Eﬀect ModeOﬀ  BBE  M.Voice RETURN TO THE CONTENTS8.1 SELECTING INPUT SIGNAL 8. INPUT SIGNAL1. Press the Input Signal Selecting Button RETURN TO THE CONTENTS1. Press the “RECALL” Button 8.2 CHECKING THE CURRENT INPUT SIGNAL1. If you watch Component, PC, or HDMI 2. If you watch VCR image2. Press the “/” button 9. OTHER FUNCTIONS3. Select the menu Background RETURN TO THE CONTENTS5. Keyboard Lock Setting 4. Select LANGUAGE by using the “/” button6. RC Lock Setting RETURN TO THE CONTENTS3. MGDI Plus Setting 2. Select Feature9.2 MGDI PLUS META GENUINE DIGITAL IMAGE RETURN TO THE CONTENTS1. Auto Power Setting 9.3 AUTO POWER SETTING POWER/STANDBY Indicatorfrom Feature Auto Power3. Select Time Setting 9.4 TIME SETTING 1. Press the MENU Button2. Select Feature Select Feature by the “/” buttonTime Setting Functions 4. Oﬀ-Time settingRETURN TO THE CONTENTS First, set Clock- current time, and then You can setup10 3. Select Anti Burn-In 9.5 ANTI BURN-INRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 1. Press the MENU ButtonPIXEL SHIFT 4. Select FunctionsRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 2. Select Feature 9.6 MODE RESETSelect Feature by the “/” button 3. Mode Reset1. Press the “TIMER” Button 9.7 SETTING SLEEP TIMER2 If you turn the PDP oﬀ after setting TIMER, the setting is erased RETURN TO THE CONTENTSCONNECTION TERMINAL AUDIO FEATURES10. SPECIFICATIONS DISPLAY UNIT RETURN TO THE CONTENTS