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Philips BDH5031V.00 user manual Do not place heavy objects or heat sources on the power cord

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User Manual BDH5031V

Do not place heavy objects or heat sources on the power cord.

• It may damage the power cord, causing ﬁre or electric shock.

Do not place any object or cover on the Monitor.

•In an event of improper ventilation, the Monitor will be overheated causing ﬁre.

When watching the Monitor, the distance between the Monitor screen and your eye should be 5~7 times the diagonal size of the Monitor.

• Watching the Monitor for a long time may hurt your eye sight.

When cleaning of the inside of the Monitor is required, consult a qualiﬁed service personnel.

•When the Monitor is not cleaned for a long period of time, dust in it may cause ﬁre or malfunction.

When the Monitor is placed on a cart or table, the front side of the Monitor should not project outward.

•Unbalance may cause the Monitor to drop, resulting in personal injury or equipment malfunction and damage.

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Philips BDH5031V.00 user manual Do not place heavy objects or heat sources on the power cord

Contents

TYPE Nr Business SolutionsPhilips Professional EN User ManualDISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONSALWAYS OBEY ALL SAFETY MESSAGES 1.1 POWER This product must be properly groundedDo not place this Monitor on an unstable cart, stand, or table 1.2 INSTALLATIONDo not use this product in the neighbourhood of a bath or show- er Minimum distances around the apparatus for suﬃcient ventilation Do not install the product where there is oil, smog, moist, or dustDo not allow children to play or hang on the Monitor 1.3 DURING USEDo not place a candle or lighted cigarette 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 ACCESSORIES4. REMOTE CONTROL CONTENTS1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2. CHECKING ACCESSORIES3. PANEL CONTROLS RETURN TO THE CONTENTS3.1 FRONT PANEL REAR PANEL 1. Power cord input4. Volume UP/DOWN buttons 6. Main Power buttonPIP POSITION PIP SOURCE SWAP - PIP buttons 4. REMOTE CONTROL4.1 REMOTE CONTROL Volume buttons “ / ”4.3 WHEN USING REMOTE CONTROL 4.2 INSTALLING THE BATTERIES IN YOUR REMOTE CONTROLRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 1. Connect a Digital Broadcasting Receiver to the PDP 5. CONNECTING WITH AN EXTERNAL SOURCE2. Press the Power Buttons 5.1 WATCHING DIGITAL BROADCASTSRETURN TO THE CONTENTS WATCHING CABLE BROADCASTS1. Connect a Cable Broadcasting Receiver to the PDP 4. Select the Desired Program and Function3. Input Select WATCHING SATELLITE BROADCASTS1. Connect a Satellite Broadcasting Receiver to the PDP RETURN TO THE CONTENTS2. Press the Power Buttons WATCHING A DVD IMAGE1. Connect a DVD Player to the PDP 4. Select the Desired Title and FunctionRETURN TO THE CONTENTS WATCHING A VCR IMAGE1. Connect a VCR to the PDP 2. Press the Power Buttons2. Press the Power Buttons WATCHING A CAMCORDER/GAME CONSOLE IMAGE1. Connect a Camcorder/Game Console to the PDP 4. Select FunctionCONNECTING PC 15 PIN D-SUB 1. Before Connecting to the PDP, Set the Resolution of the PC2. Connect the PC to the PDP RETURN TO THE CONTENTSRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 3. Press the Power Buttons5. Enjoy Dynamic Ultra Screen Monitor by Using PC’s Keyboard or Mouse 4. Input SelectHDMI input port receives only digital signal CONNECTING HDMIPC and HDMI Input Resolution Available in PDP 1. Connect the HDMI to the PDPOptical output 5.9 CONNECT WITH THE DOLBY DIGITAL AMPRETURN TO THE CONTENTS SERVICE2. Each Press of the Button Will Select One of Four Picture Modes 6.1 SELECTING PICTURE MODE1. Selecting Picture Mode 6. PICTURE2. Press the / button 3. Select the User Mode6.2 CUSTOMIZING PICTURE 1. Press the MENU ButtonNormal Warm  Cool 4. Select User Mode Adjustments5. Picture Condition Adjustments 6. Press the “COLOR TEMP” button on the remote con- trolAuto  169  43  LB169  LBS169  149  LB149  LBS149  Auto 6.3 ADJUSTING SCREEN6.3.1 Adjusting with PICTURE FMT button 1. Press the PICTURE FMT Button1. Press the MENU Button 6.3.2 Adjusting Screen in the MENU3. Press the Volume “/” buttons Under PIP modeSTILL 6.4 WATCHING A STILL IMAGE1. Press the “STILL” button RETURN TO THE CONTENTS2. Position of the Sub-picture Screen Adjustment of the Sub-picture1. Engaging PIP mode 6.5 WATCHING TWO PICTURES SIMULTANEOUSLYPIP SOURCE 4. Select the Input SourceAV1  AV2  AV3 5. Available PIP Input Combinations RETURN TO THE CONTENTS2. Every Press of the Button Changes Modes 7.1 SELECTING SOUND MODE7. SOUND 1. Select “SOUND MODE”3. Select SOUND BALANCE 7.2 CUSTOMIZING SOUND MODE2. Press the “/” Button “” button to display the followingRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 4. Select the Eﬀect Mode5. Select the Sound Mode Oﬀ  BBE  M.VoiceRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 8. INPUT SIGNAL8.1 SELECTING INPUT SIGNAL 1. Press the Input Signal Selecting Button2. If you watch VCR image 8.2 CHECKING THE CURRENT INPUT SIGNAL1. Press the “RECALL” Button 1. If you watch Component, PC, or HDMIRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 9. OTHER FUNCTIONS2. Press the “/” button 3. Select the menu BackgroundRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 4. Select LANGUAGE by using the “/” button5. Keyboard Lock Setting 6. RC Lock SettingRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 2. Select Feature3. MGDI Plus Setting 9.2 MGDI PLUS META GENUINE DIGITAL IMAGEAuto Power 9.3 AUTO POWER SETTING POWER/STANDBY Indicator1. Auto Power Setting from FeatureSelect Feature by the “/” button 9.4 TIME SETTING 1. Press the MENU Button3. Select Time Setting 2. Select FeatureFirst, set Clock- current time, and then You can setup 4. Oﬀ-Time settingTime Setting Functions RETURN TO THE CONTENTS1. Press the MENU Button 9.5 ANTI BURN-IN10 3. Select Anti Burn-In RETURN TO THE CONTENTSRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 4. Select FunctionsPIXEL SHIFT 3. Mode Reset 9.6 MODE RESET2. Select Feature Select Feature by the “/” buttonRETURN TO THE CONTENTS 9.7 SETTING SLEEP TIMER1. Press the “TIMER” Button 2 If you turn the PDP oﬀ after setting TIMER, the setting is erasedRETURN TO THE CONTENTS AUDIO FEATURESCONNECTION TERMINAL 10. SPECIFICATIONS DISPLAY UNIT