Philips PFL35X7H, PFL38X7H, PFL38X7K, PFL32X7H, PFL38X7T Select a source, Use smart settings

Select a source

You can watch a connected device in one of the following ways:

∙Add its icon to the Home menu for easy access, then select it from the Home menu.

∙Select from the Source menu. Note: If you connect an HDMI-CEC compliant device to the TV, it is automatically added to the Home menu. Add new device

1.Connect and switch on the device.

2.Press .

3.Select [Add new device], then press OK.

4.Follow the onscreen instructions.

∙If you are prompted to select the TV connection, select the connector that this device uses.

View from Home menu

After you have added the new device to the Home menu, you can select its icon to start using it.

1.Press .

2.Select the device icon from the Home menu.

3.Press OK to confirm.

View from Source menu

You can also press SOURCE to display a list of connector names. Select the connector that connects the device to the TV.

1.Press SOURCE.

2.Press the Navigation buttons to select a

connector in the list.

3. Press OK to confirm.

Use smart settings

Your TV comes with smart picture and sound settings. You can apply these settings or customise them.

Select your preferred picture setting

1.While you watch TV, press ADJUST.

2.Select [Smart picture].

3.Select an option, then press OK:

∙[Personal]: Apply your personalised picture settings.

∙[Vivid]: Rich and dynamic settings, ideal for daytime viewing.

∙[Natural]: Natural picture settings.

∙[Cinema]: Ideal settings for movies.

∙[Game]: Ideal settings for games.

∙[Energy saving]: Settings that conserve the most energy.

∙[Standard]: Default settings that suit most environments and types of video.

∙[Photo]: Ideal settings for photos.

∙[Custom]: Customise and store your own picture settings.

Select your preferred sound setting

1.While you watch TV, press ADJUST.

2.Select [Smart sound].

3.Select an option, then press OK:

∙[Personal]: Apply your personalised sound setting.

∙[Standard]: Settings that suit most environments and types of audio.

∙[NEWS]: Ideal settings for spoken audio, such as the news.

∙[Cinema]: Ideal settings for movies.

∙[Game]: Ideal settings for games.

∙[DRAMA]: Ideal settings for drama programmes.

∙[SPORTS]: Ideal settings for sports.

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