User Manual

7100 series

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User Manual

43PUS7100

49PUS7100

55PUS7100

Contents

1 TV Tour 4

1.1 Ultra HD TV 4

1.2 Philips Android TV™ 4

1.3 Using Apps 4

1.4 Playing Games 4

1.5 Movies and missed programmes 4

1.6 Pause TV and Recordings 4

1.7 Social Networks 5

1.8 Ambilight 5

1.9 Ambilight + Hue 5

2 Setting Up 6

2.1 Read Safety 6

2.2 TV Stand and Wall Mounting 6

2.3 Tips on Placement 6

2.4 Power Cable 6

2.5 Antenna Cable 6

2.6 Satellite Dish 7

3 Network 8

3.1 Smart TV and Internet 8

3.2 Connect to Network 8

3.3 Network Settings 9

3.4 Network Devices 10

3.5 File Sharing 10

4 Connections 11

4.1 Tips on Connections 11

4.2 CI+ CAM with Smart Card 13

4.3 Receiver - Set-Top Box 14

4.4 Home Theatre System - HTS 15

4.5 Blu-ray Disc Player 16

4.6 DVD Player 16

4.7 Headphones 17

4.8 Game Consoles 17

4.9 Gamepad 17

4.10 USB Hard Drive 18

4.11 USB Keyboard 18

4.12 USB Flash Drive 19

4.13 Photo Camera 19

4.14 Camcorder 19

4.15 Computer 20

5 Switching On and Off 21

5.1 On or standby 21

5.2 Philips Logo Brightness 21

5.3 Keys on TV 21

5.4 Sleep Timer 21

5.5 Switch Off Timer 21

6 Remote Control 23

6.1 Key overview 23

6.2 Keyboard 24

6.3 Link up with the TV 25

6.4 IR Sensor 26

6.5 Batteries 26

6.6 Cleaning 26

7 Home and TV menu 27

7.1 Open the Home Menu 27

8 Channels 28

8.1 Channel Lists 28

8.2 Watching Channels 29

8.3 Favourite Channels 31

8.4 TV Guide 32

8.5 Text / Teletext 33

8.6 Interactive TV 34

9 Top Picks 36

9.1 About Top Picks 36

9.2 Now on TV 36

9.3 TV on Demand 36

9.4 Video on Demand 37

10 Sources 38

10.1 Switch to a device 38

10.2 Device Detection 38

10.3 One Touch Play 38

11 Apps 39

11.1 About Apps 39

11.2 Install an App 39

11.3 Start an App 39

12 Videos, Photos and Music 40

12.1 From a USB Connection 40

12.2 From a Computer or NAS 40

13 3D 41

13.1 What You Need 41

13.2 3D Glasses 41

13.3 3D Settings 41

13.4 Optimal 3D Viewing 41

13.5 Care of the 3D Glasses 41

13.6 Health Warning 42

14 Multi View 43

14.1 Text and TV 43

14.2 App Gallery and TV 43

14.3 HDMI and TV 43

15 Settings 44

15.1 Picture 44

15.2 Sound 49

15.3 Ambilight 52

15.4 Eco Settings 54

15.5 General Settings 55

15.6 Clock, Region and Language 58

15.7 Universal Access 61

15.8 Wireless and Networks 62

15.9 Android Settings 62

16 Channel Installation 64

16.1 Antenna/Cable Installation 64

16.2 Satellite Installation 67

17 Software 71

17.1 Update Software 71

17.2 Software Version 71

17.3 Open Source Software 71

17.4 Open Source License 71

17.5 Announcements 106

18 Specifications 107

18.1 Environmental 107

18.2 Power 107

18.3 Operating System 108

18.4 Reception 108

18.5 Display 108

18.6 Dimensions and Weights 108

18.7 Connectivity 109

18.8 Sound 109

18.9 Multimedia 109

19 Help and Support 110

19.1 Register 110

19.2 Troubleshooting 110

19.3 Help 111

19.4 Online Help 111

19.5 Repair 112

20 Safety and Care 113

20.1 Safety 113

20.2 Screen Care 114

21 Terms of Use_TV 115

22 Terms of Use_Smart TV 116

23 Copyrights 117

23.1 Ultra HD 117

23.2 HDMI 117

23.3 Dolby Digital Plus 117

23.4 DTS Premium Sound ™ 117

23.5 DLNA Certified® 117

23.6 Microsoft 117

23.7 Wi-Fi Alliance 118

23.8 Kensington 118

23.9 Other Trademarks 118

Index 119

TV Tour

1.1

Ultra HD TV

This TV has an Ultra HD display. Its resolution is four

times as much as normal HD displays. Ultra HD

means 8 million pixels for the most refined and lifelike

picture on TV.

On top, the new Ultra Pixel HD Engine continuously

converts any incoming TV signal into Ultra HD

resolution. So you can enjoy this stunning picture

quality the moment you switch on the TV. Or you can

watch native Ultra HD videos through an HDMI

connection. Ultra HD offers TV viewing that is crisp

and sharp even on a big screen.

1.2

Philips Android TV™

This a Philips Android TV™ with UHD.

Android TV offers thousands of movies, shows and

games from Google Play, YouTube and your favourite

apps.*

Personalised recommendations mean more time

being entertained and less time hunting for

something good. With Google Cast built in, you can

easily cast movies, shows and photos from your

Chromebook or Android device to your TV.**

With the Philips TV Remote App on your

smartphone or tablet, you have your TV channels at

your fingertips. Send a photo to the large TV screen or

follow your favourite cooking show on your tablet in

the kitchen. From now on your TV is part of your

mobile household.

Connect the TV to your home network and the

Internet.

* The TV must be connected to the

Internet. Subscriptions might be required for certain

content providers.

** Casting optimized for selected services only.

Streaming quality for other content might vary.

Supported operating systems and devices: Android

2.3 and higher, iOS® 7 and higher, Windows® 7 and

higher, Mac OS® 10.7 and higher and Chrome OS

(version 38 or higher).

Google, Android, Google Play and other marks are

trademarks of Google Inc. The Android robot is

reproduced or modified from work created and

shared by Google and used according to terms

described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution

License.

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalco

1.3

Using Apps

To get you started, some practical Apps are pre-

installed on your TV.

The Apps pages show the collection of Apps

(Applications) on your TV. Like Apps on your

smartphone or tablet, the Apps on your TV offer

specific functions for an enriched TV experience.

Apps like TV games or weather forecasts (a.o.). Or

start an Internet Browser App to surf the Internet.

For more information, press



Keywords and look

up Apps.

1.4

Playing Games

This TV is your big screen for gaming. Big enough for

two.

You can play a game from a connected Game

Console, a game from an installed App or simply an

online game on a website. You can set the TV to the

ideal settings for gaming, to allow quick and

responsive action. If you play a multi-player game

with split screens, you can set the TV to show each

screen as a full screen simultaneously. Each player

can focus on his own game to play.

1.5

Movies and missed

programmes

To get a rental video, you don't need to leave the

house.

Open Video on Demand and get that latest movie

streamed to your TV directly. Open the video store

App, create your personal account, select the movie

and press play.

Video on Demand is available in selected countries.

For more information, press



Keywords and look

up Video on Demand.

1.6

Pause TV and Recordings

If you connect a USB Hard Drive, you can pause and

record a broadcast from a digital TV channel.

Pause your TV and answer that urgent phone call or

simply take a break during a sports match, while the

TV stores the broadcast on the USB Hard Drive. You

can watch it again later.

With a USB Hard Drive connected, you can also

record digital broadcasts. You can record while you

are watching a programme or schedule a recording of

an upcoming programme.

1.7

Social Networks

No need to get up to check your friend's messages on

your computer.

On this TV you get the messages from your social

network on your TV screen. You can send a return

message from your couch.

1.8

Ambilight

Ambilight is the most elegant and exclusive feature

of your new Philips TV.

A subtle glow of coloured light that shines from

behind the screen - expanding your visual

experience. With Ambilight your eyes relax but your

mind is fully taken up by what you see.

With Ambilight+hue you even expand Ambilight

further. Bringing in the wireless controlled bulbs

of Philips Hue*. All of them setup to fill your room

with colours that fit what's on TV.

You will miss Ambilight when you switch it off.

* Separately available.

1.9

Ambilight + Hue

Your Ambilight TV

Philips' unique Ambilight technology goes beyond

the ordinary. It not only makes your screen seem

much wider, it also makes your viewing experience

more immersive by projecting an extra-wide glow

from the sides of your TV screen onto the surrounding

wall. Colour, vibrancy and excitement move beyond

the screen and into your living room, bringing with

them a more thrilling, intense and immersive viewing

experience.

Ambilight + Hue

Fill your space and your life with the wonder of

Ambilight. Ambilight + hue* allows you to extend the

Ambilight experience throughout your room.

With Ambilight+hue you even expand Ambilight

further. Bringing in the wireless controlled bulbs

of Philips Hue*. All of them setup to fill your room

with colours that fit what's on TV.

Your Ambilight TV and hue bulbs ‘talk’ wirelessly to

each other, surrounding you in the emotion, power

and colour of Ambilight.

*Hue kit available separately.

Setting Up

2.1

Read Safety

Read the safety instructions first before you use the

TV.

To read the instructions, press the colour

key



Keywords and look up Safety instructions.

2.2

TV Stand and Wall Mounting

TV Stand

You can find the instructions for mounting the TV

stand in the Quick Start Guide that came with the TV.

In case you lost this guide, you can download it

from www.philips.com.

Use the product type number of the TV to look for

the Quick Start Guide to download.

Wall Mounting

Your TV is also prepared for a VESA-compliant wall

mount bracket (sold separately).

Use the following VESA code when purchasing the

wall mount . . .

• 43PUx7100, 43PUx7150

VESA MIS-F 300x200, M6

• 49PUx7100, 49PUx7150, 49PUx7170, 49PUx7180

VESA MIS-F 300x300, M6

• 55PUx7100, 55PUx7150, 55PUx7170, 55PUx7180

VESA MIS-F 300x300, M6

• 65PUx7120

VESA MIS-F 400x400, M6

Preparation

First remove the 4 plastic screw caps out of the

threaded bushes on the back of the TV.

Make sure that the metal screws, to mount the TV to

the VESA-compliant bracket, go about 10mm deep

inside the threaded bushes of the TV.

Caution

Wall mounting the TV requires special skills and

should only be performed by qualified personnel. The

TV wall mounting should meet safety standards

according to the TVs weight. Also read the safety

precautions before positioning the TV.

TP Vision Europe B.V. bears no responsibility for

improper mounting or any mounting that results in

accident or injury.

2.3

Tips on Placement

• Position the TV where light does not shine directly

on the screen.

• Dim lighting conditions in the room for best

Ambilight effect.

• Position the TV up to 15 cm away from the wall.

• The ideal distance to watch TV is 3 times its diagonal

screen size. When seated, your eyes should be level

with the centre of the screen.

2.4

Power Cable

• Insert the power cable into the POWER connector

on the back of the TV.

• Make sure the power cable is securely inserted in

the connector.

• Make sure that the power plug, in the wall socket, is

accessible at all times.

• When you unplug the power cable, always pull the

plug, never pull the cable.

Although this TV has a very low standby power

consumption, unplug the power cable to save energy

if you do not use the TV for a long period of time.

Press the colour key



Keywords and look

up Switching On for more information on switching

the TV on or off.

2.5

Antenna Cable

Insert the antenna plug firmly into

the Antenna socket at the back of the TV.

You can connect your own antenna or an antenna

signal from an antenna distribution system. Use an

IEC Coax 75 Ohm RF antenna connector.

Use this antenna connection for DVB-T and DVB-C

input signals.

2.6

Satellite Dish

Attach the satellite F-type connector to the satellite

connection SAT at the back of the TV.

Network

3.1

Smart TV and Internet

No Smart TV without the Internet.

This Smart TV is no smart TV without being connected

to your home network and the Internet. We

recommend to connect to the Internet the moment

you start using your new Smart TV. Benefits are

countless.

You can connect your TV wirelessly or wired to your

network router.

3.2

Connect to Network

Wireless Connection

What You Need

To connect the TV to the Internet wirelessly, you need

a Wi-Fi router with a connection to the Internet.

Use a high-speed (broadband) connection to the

Internet.

Make the Connection

Wireless

To make a wireless connection…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > Connect to

Network and press OK.

4 - Select Wireless and press OK.

5 - In the list of found networks, select on your

wireless network. If your network is not in the list

because the network name is hidden (you switched

off the SSID broadcast of the router), select Add New

Network to enter the network name yourself.

6 - Depending on the type of router, enter your

encryption key - WEP, WPA or WPA2. If you entered

the encryption key for this network before, you can

select OK to make the connection immediately.

7 - A message will be shown when the connection is

successful.

WPS

If your router has WPS, you can directly connect to

the router without scanning for networks. If you have

devices in your wireless network that use the WEP

security encryption system, you cannot use WPS.

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > Connect to

Network and press OK.

4 - Select WPS then press OK.

5 - Go to the router, press the WPS button and return

to the TV within 2 minutes.

6 - Select Connect to make the connection.

7 - A message will be shown when the connection is

successful.

WPS with PIN Code

If your router has WPS with a PIN code, you can

directly connect to the router without scanning for

networks. If you have devices in your wireless

network that use the WEP security encryption system,

you cannot use WPS.

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > Connect to

Network and press OK.

4 - Select WPS with PIN code and press OK.

5 - Write down the 8-digit PIN code shown on

screen and enter it in the router software on your PC.

Consult the router manual on where to enter the PIN

code in the router software.

6 - Select Connect to make the connection.

7 - A message will be shown when the connection is

successful.

Problems

Wireless network not found or distorted

• Microwave ovens, DECT phones or other Wi-Fi

802.11b/g/n devices in your proximity might disturb

the wireless network.

• Make sure that the firewalls in your network allow

access to the TV's wireless connection.

• If the wireless network does not work properly in

your home, try the wired network installation.

Internet does not work

• If the connection to the router is OK, check the

router connection to the Internet.

The PC and Internet connection are slow

• Look in your wireless router's user manual for

information on indoor range, transfer rate and other

factors of signal quality.

• Use a high-speed (broadband) Internet connection

for your router.

DHCP

• If the connection fails, you can check the DHCP

(Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) setting of the

router. DHCP should be switched on.

Wired Connection

What You Need

To connect the TV to the Internet, you need a

network router with a connection to the

Internet. Use a high-speed (broadband) connection

to the Internet.

Make the Connection

To make a wired connection…

1 - Connect the router to the TV with a network cable

(Ethernet cable**).

2 - Make sure that the router is switched on.

3 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

4 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

5 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > Connect to

Network and press OK.

6 - Select Wired and press OK. The TV constantly

searches for the network connection.

7 - A message will be shown when the connection is

successful.

If the connection fails, you can check the DHCP

setting of the router. DHCP should be switched on.

**To fulfill EMC regulations, use a shielded FTP Cat.

5E Ethernet cable.

3.3

Network Settings

View Network Settings

You can view all current network settings here. The

IP and MAC address, signal strength, speed,

encryption method, etc.

To view the current network settings…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > View Network

Settings and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Network Configuration

If you are an advanced user and want to install your

network with Static IP addressing, set the TV to Static

IP.

To set the TV to Static IP…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > Network

Configuration and press OK.

4 - Select Static IP and press OK to enable Static

IP Configuration.

5 - Select Static IP Configuration and configure the

connection.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Switch on with network

You can switch this TV on from your smartphone or

tablet if the TV is in Standby. The setting Switch On

with Wi-Fi (WoWLAN) must be switched on.

To switch on WoWLAN…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > Switch On with Wi-Fi

(WoWLAN) and press OK.

4 - Select On and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Switch on Wi-Fi connection

You can switch on or off Wi-Fi connection on your

TV.

To switch on Wi-Fi…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi On/Off and

press OK.

4 - Select On and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Digital Media Renderer - DMR

If your media files do not play on your TV, make sure

that the Digitial Media Renderer is switched on. As a

factory setting, DMR is switched on.

To switch on DMR…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > Digital Media Renderer

- DMR and press OK.

4 - Select On and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Wi-Fi Smart Screen

To watch digital TV channels on your smartphone or

tablet with the Philips TV Remote App, you must

switch on Wi-Fi Smart Screen. Some scrambled

channels might not be available on your mobile

device.

To switch on Wi-Fi Smart Screen…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi Smart

Screen and press OK.

4 - Select On and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

TV Network Name

If you have more than one TV in your home network,

you can give the TV a unique name.

To change the TV name…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > TV Network Name and

press OK.

4 - Enter the name with the on-screen keyboard or

the remote control keyboard (if available).

5 - Select



to confirm the change.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Clear Internet Memory

With Clear Internet Memory you clear all Internet files

stored on your TV. You clear your Philips Smart TV

registration and parental rating settings, your video

store app logins, all Smart TV app favourites, Internet

bookmarks and history. Interactive MHEG

applications can also save so-called 'cookies', on

your TV. These files will also be cleared.

To clear the Internet memory…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Wired or Wi-Fi > Clear Internet

Memory and press OK.

4 - Select OK to confirm.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

3.4

Network Devices

The TV can connect to other devices in your wireless

network, like your computer or smartphone. You can

use a computer with Microsoft Windows or Apple OS

3.5

File Sharing

On this TV, you can open photos, music and videos

stored on your computer.

Connections

4.1

Tips on Connections

Connectivity Guide

Always connect a device to the TV with the highest

quality connection available. Also, use good quality

cables to ensure a good transfer of picture and

sound.

When you connect a device, the TV recognizes its

type and gives each device a correct type name. You

can change the type name if you wish. If a correct

type name for a device is set, the TV automatically

switches to the ideal TV settings when you switch to

this device in the Sources menu.

If you need help to connect several devices to the TV,

you can visit the Philips TV connectivity guide. The

guide offers information on how to connect and

which cables to use.

Go to www.connectivityguide.philips.com

Antenna port

If you have a Set-top box (a digital receiver) or

Recorder, connect the antenna cables to run the

antenna signal through the Set-top box and/or

Recorder first before it enters the TV. In this way, the

antenna and the Set-top box can send possible

additional channels to the Recorder to record.

HDMI ports

HDMI Quality

An HDMI connection has the best picture and sound

quality. One HDMI cable combines video and audio

signals. Use an HDMI cable for High Definition (HD) or

Ultra HD (UHD) TV signals.

For best signal quality transfer, use a High speed

HDMI cable and do not use an HDMI cable longer

than 5 m.

Copy protection

HDMI cables support HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital

Content Protection). HDCP is a copy protection signal

that prevents copying content from a DVD disc or Blu-

ray Disc. Also referred to as DRM (Digital Rights

Management).

HDMI ARC

All of the HDMI connections on the TV have HDMI

ARC (Audio Return Channel).

If the device, typically a Home Theatre System (HTS),

also has the HDMI ARC connection, connect it to any

of the HDMI connections on this TV. With the HDMI

ARC connection, you do not need to connect the

extra audio cable that sends the sound of the TV

picture to the HTS. The HDMI ARC connection

combines both signals.

You can use any HDMI connection on this TV to

connect the HTS but ARC is only available for 1

device/connection at a time.

HDMI Ultra HD

You can watch videos filmed or made in 'native' Ultra

HD resolution - 3840x2160 pixels - on this TV.

Connect a Blu-ray Disc player, game console or

computer that plays Ultra HD videos to one of

HDMI connections. Use a High speed HDMI cable to

connect. The HDMI UHD connections have ARC

(Audio Return Channel).

HDMI CEC - EasyLink

EasyLink

An HDMI connection has the best picture and sound

quality. One HDMI cable combines video and audio

signals. Use an HDMI cable for High Definition (HD) or

Ultra HD (UHD) TV signals. For best signal quality

transfer, use a High speed HDMI cable and do not use

an HDMI cable longer than 5 m.

EasyLink HDMI CEC

If your devices are connected with HDMI and have

EasyLink, you can operate them with the TV remote

control. EasyLink HDMI CEC must be switched On on

the TV and the connected device.

With EasyLink you can operate a connected device

with the TV remote control. EasyLink uses HDMI CEC

(Consumer Electronics Control) to communicate with

the connected devices. Devices must support HDMI

CEC and must be connected with an HDMI

connection.

EasyLink setup

The TV comes with EasyLink switched on. Make sure

that all HDMI CEC settings are properly set up on the

connected EasyLink devices. EasyLink might not work

with devices from other brands.

HDMI CEC on other brands

The HDMI CEC functionality has different names on

different brands. Some examples are: Anynet, Aquos

Link, Bravia Theatre Sync, Kuro Link, Simplink and

Viera Link. Not all brands are fully compatible with

EasyLink.

Example HDMI CEC branding names are property of

their respective owners.

For more information on using EasyLink, press the

colour key



Keywords and look up EasyLink

HDMI CEC.

Operate Devices

To operate a device connected to HDMI and set up

with EasyLink, select the device or its activity in the

list of TV connections. Press



SOURCES , select a

device connected to an HDMI connection and

press OK.

Once the device is selected, the TV remote control

can control the device. However the

keys



HOME and



OPTIONS and some other

TV keys, like



Ambilight , are not forwarded to the

device.

If the key you need is not on the TV remote control,

you can select the key in the Options menu.

Press



OPTIONS and select Controls in the

menu bar. On the screen, select the device key you

need and press OK.

Some very specific device keys might not be available

in the Controls menu.

Only devices that support EasyLink Remote

Control function will respond to the TV remote

control.

EasyLink Settings

The TV comes with the EasyLink settings switched

on.

EasyLink

To switch off EasyLink completely…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select TV Settings and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select EasyLink, press



(right) and

select EasyLink one step further.

4 - Select Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

EasyLink Remote Control

If you want devices to communicate but you don't

want to operate them with the TV remote control, you

can switch off EasyLink remote control separately.

In the EasyLink settings menu, select EasyLink

Remote Control and select Off.

DVI to HDMI

If you still own a device that only has a DVI

connection, you can connect the device to any of

the HDMI connection with a DVI to HDMI adapter.

Use a DVI to HDMI adapter if your device only has a

DVI connection. Use one of the HDMI connections

and add an Audio L/R cable (mini-jack 3.5mm) to

Audio In for sound, on the back of the TV.

Copy protection

DVI and HDMI cables support HDCP (High-bandwidth

Digital Content Protection). HDCP is a copy protection

signal that prevents copying content from a DVD disc

or Blu-ray Disc. Also referred to as DRM (Digital

Rights Management).

Y Pb Pr - Component

Y Pb Pr - Component Video is a high quality

connection.

The YPbPr connection can be used for High Definition

(HD) TV signals. Next to the Y, Pb and Pr signals add

the Audio Left and Right signals for sound.

Match the YPbPr (green, blue, red) connector colours

with the cable plugs when you connect.

Use an Audio L/R cinch cable if your device also has

sound.

SCART

SCART is a good quality connection.

The SCART connection can be used for CVBS and

RGB video signals but cannot be used for High

Definition (HD) TV signals. The SCART connection

combines video and audio signals. The SCART

connection also supports NTSC playback.

Audio Out - Optical

Audio Out - Optical is a high quality sound

connection.

This optical connection can carry 5.1 audio channels.

If your device, typically a Home Theatre System

(HTS), has no HDMI ARC connection, you can use this

connection with the Audio In - Optical connection on

the HTS. The Audio Out - Optical connection sends

the sound from the TV to the HTS.

You can set the type of the audio out signal to fit the

audio capabilities of your Home Theatre System.

For more information, press



Keywords and look

up Audio Out Settings.

If the sound does not match the video on screen, you

can adjust the audio to video synchronisation.

For more information, press



Keywords and look

up Audio to Video Sync.

4.2

CI+ CAM with Smart Card

CI+

This TV is ready for the CI+ Conditional Access.

With CI+ you can watch premium HD programmes,

like movies and sports, offered by digital TV operators

in your region. These programmes are scrambled by

the TV operator and descrambled with a prepaid CI+

module.

Digital TV operators provide a CI+ module

(Conditional Access Module - CAM) and an

accompanying smart card, when you subscribe to

their premium programmes. These programmes have

a high level of copy protection.

Contact a digital TV operator for more information on

terms & conditions.

One Smart Card

Digital TV operators provide a CI+ module

(Conditional Access Module - CAM) and an

accompanying smart card, when you subscribe to

their premium programmes.

Insert the smart card into the CAM module. See the

instruction you received from the operator.

To insert the CAM in the TV…

1 - Look on the CAM for the correct method of

insertion. Incorrect insertion can damage the CAM

and TV.

2 - While looking at the back of the TV, with the front

of the CAM facing towards you, gently insert the CAM

into the slot COMMON INTERFACE.

3 - Push the CAM in as far as it will go. Leave it in the

slot permanently.

When you switch on the TV, it may take a few minutes

before the CAM is activated. If a CAM is inserted and

subscription fees are paid (subscription methods can

differ), you can watch the scrambled channels

supported by the CAM smart card.

The CAM and smart card are exclusively for your TV. If

you remove the CAM, you will no longer be able to

watch the scrambled channels supported by the

CAM.

Passwords or PIN codes

For some CAMs, you must enter a PIN code to watch

its channels. When you set the PIN code for the CAM,

we recommend you to use the same code you are

using to unlock the TV.

To set the PIN code for the CAM…

1 - Press



SOURCES .

2 - Select the channel type you are using the CAM

for.

3 - Press



OPTIONS and select Common

Interface.

4 - Select the TV operator of the CAM. The following

screens come from the TV operator. Follow the on-

screen instruction to look up the PIN code setting.

4.3

Receiver - Set-Top Box

Cable Box

Use 2 antenna cables to connect the antenna to the

Set-top box (a digital receiver) and the TV.

Next to the antenna connections, add an HDMI cable

to connect the Set-top box to the TV.

Alternatively, you can use a SCART cable if the Set-

top box has no HDMI connection.

Switch Off Timer

Switch off this automatic timer, if you only use the

remote control of the Set-top box. Switch this timer

off to prevent the TV from switching off automatically

after a 4 hour period without a key press on the

remote control of the TV.

In Help, press the colour key



Keywords and

look up Switch Off Timer for more information.

Satellite Tuner

Connect the dish antenna cable to the Satellite

receiver.

Next to the antenna connection, add an HDMI cable

to connect the device to the TV.

Alternatively, you can use a SCART cable if the device

has no HDMI connection.

Switch Off Timer

Switch off this automatic timer, if you only use the

remote control of the Set-top box. Switch this timer

off to prevent the TV from switching off automatically

after a 4 hour period without a key press on the

remote control of the TV.

In Help, press the colour key



Keywords and

look up Switch Off Timer for more information.

4.4

Home Theatre System - HTS

Connect with HDMI ARC

Use an HDMI cable to connect a Home Theatre

System (HTS) to the TV. You can connect a Philips

Soundbar or an HTS with a built-in disc player.

HDMI ARC

If your Home Theatre System has an HDMI ARC

connection, you can use any HDMI connection on the

TV to connect. With HDMI ARC, you do not need to

connect the extra audio cable. The HDMI ARC

connection combines both signals.

All HDMI connections on the TV can offer the Audio

Return Channel (ARC) signal. But once you have

connected the Home Theatre System, the TV can

only send the ARC signal to this HDMI connection.

Audio to video synchronisation (sync)

If the sound does not match the video on screen, you

can set a delay on most Home Theatre Systems with

a disc player to match the sound with the video.

For more information, press the colour

key



Keywords and look up Audio to Video

Sync.

Connect with HDMI

Use an HDMI cable to connect a Home Theatre

System (HTS) to the TV. You can connect a Philips

Soundbar or an HTS with a built-in disc player.

If the Home Theatre System has no HDMI ARC

connection, add an optical audio cable (Toslink) to

send the sound of the TV picture to the Home Theatre

System.

Audio to video synchronisation (sync)

If the sound does not match the video on screen, you

can set a delay on most Home Theatre Systems with

a disc player to match the sound with the video.

For more information, press the colour

key



Keywords and look up Audio to Video

Sync.

Audio Out Settings

Audio Out Format

If you have a Home Theatre System (HTS)

with multichannel sound processing capabilities like

Dolby Digital, DTS® or similar, set the Audio Out

Format to Multichannel. With Multichannel, the TV

can send the compressed multichannel sound signal

from a TV channel or connected player to the Home

Theatre System. If you have a Home Theatre System

without multichannel sound processing, select Stereo.

To set Audio Out Format…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Audio Out Format and

press OK.

4 - Select Multichannel or Stereo, then press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Audio Out Levelling

Use the Audio Out Levelling setting to level the

volume (loudness) of the TV and the Home Theatre

System when you switch over from one to another.

Volume differences can be caused by differences in

sound processing.

To level the difference in volume…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Audio Out Levelling and

press OK.

4 - Select More, Medium, or Less, then press OK.

5 - If the volume difference is large, select More. If

the volume difference is small, select Less.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Audio Out Levelling affects both the Audio Out -

Optical and HDMI ARC sound signals.

Audio Out Delay

With a Home Theatre System (HTS) connected to the

TV, the picture on TV and the sound from the HTS

should be synchronised.

Automatic audio to video sync

With recent Philips Home Theatre Systems, the audio

to video sync is done automatically and always

correct.

Audio sync delay

For some Home Theatre Systems you might need to

adjust the audio sync delay to synchronise the audio

to the video. On the HTS, increase the delay value

until there is a match between picture and sound. A

delay value of 180ms may be required. Read the user

manual of the HTS. With a delay value set up on the

HTS, you need to switch off Audio Out Delay on the

TV.

To switch off Audio Out Delay…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Audio Out Delay and

press OK.

4 - Select Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Audio Out Offset

If you cannot set a delay on the Home Theatre

System, you can set the TV to sync the sound. You

can set an offset that compensates for the time

necessary for the Home Theatre System to process

the sound of the TV picture. You can set the value in

steps of 5ms. Maximum setting is -60ms.

The Audio Out Delay setting should be switched on.

To synchronise the sound on the TV…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Audio Out Offset and

press OK.

4 - Use the slider bar to set the sound offset and

press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Problems with HTS sound

Sound with loud noise

If you watch a video from a plugged in USB flash drive

or connected computer, the sound from your Home

Theatre System might be distorted. This noise is heard

when the audio or video file has DTS sound but the

Home Theatre System has no DTS sound processing.

You can fix this by setting the Audio Out Format of

the TV to Stereo.

Press



for All

Settings > Sound > Advanced > Audio Out

Format.

No sound

If you cannot hear the sound from the TV on your

Home Theatre System, check if you connected the

HDMI cable to an HDMI ARC connection on the

Home Theatre System. All HDMI connections on the

TV are HDMI ARC connections.

4.5

Blu-ray Disc Player

Use a High speed HDMI cable to connect the Blu-

ray Disc player to the TV.

If the Blu-ray Disc player has EasyLink HDMI CEC,

you can operate the player with the TV remote

control.

In Help, press the colour key



Keywords and look

up EasyLink HDMI CEC for more information.

4.6

DVD Player

Use an HDMI cable to connect the DVD player to the

TV.

Alternatively, you can use a SCART cable, if the

device has no HDMI connection.

If the DVD player is connected with HDMI and has

EasyLink CEC, you can operate the player with the TV

remote control.

For more information on EasyLink, press the colour

key



Keywords and look up EasyLink HDMI CEC.

4.7

Headphones

You can connect a set of headphones to

the



connection on the back of the TV. The

connection is a mini-jack 3.5mm. You can adjust the

volume of the headphones separately.

To adjust the volume…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Headphone Volume and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

4.8

Game Consoles

HDMI

For best quality, connect the game console with a

High speed HDMI cable to the TV.

YPbPr

Connect the game console with a component video

cable (Y Pb Pr) and an audio L/R cable to the TV.

Video-Audio LR / Scart

Connect the game console to the TV with a

composite cable (CVBS) and an audio L/R cable to

the TV.

If your game console only has Video (CVBS) and

Audio L/R output, use a Video Audio L/R to SCART

adapter (sold separately) to connect to the SCART

connection.

4.9

Gamepad

Connect a Gamepad

To play games from the Internet on this TV, you can

connect a selected range of wireless Gamepads.

When you connect the Gamepad, you can use it

immediately.

To connect a Gamepad…

1 - Plug in the small nano receiver in one of the USB

connections on the side of the TV. The wireless nano

receiver comes with the Gamepad.

2 - If the Gamepad is switched on, you can use the

Gamepad.

You can connect a second Gamepad in the second

USB connection on the side of the TV.

Suitable Gamepads

A selected range of wireless Gamepads are suited

and tested for use on this TV. Other Gamepads might

not be fully compatible.

The suited Gamepads are…

• Logitech F710

• Logitech F510

• Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows

• Speedlink Strike FX Wireless Gamepad

Trouble with Interference

To solve possible interference with other wireless

devices on TV…

• Use a USB extension cord and move the nano

receiver about 1 meter away from the TV.

• Alternatively, you can use a powered USB hub

connected to the TV and plug in the nano receivers in

the USB hub.

4.10

USB Hard Drive

What You Need

If you connect a USB Hard Drive, you can pause or

record a TV broadcast. The TV broadcast must be a

digital broadcast (DVB broadcast or similar).

To Pause

To pause a broadcast, you need a USB 2.0

compatible Hard Drive with a minimum of 4GB disk

space.

To Record

To pause and record a broadcast, you need a

minimum of 250GB disk space. If you want to record

a broadcast with TV guide data from the Internet, you

need to have the Internet connection installed on

your TV before you install the USB Hard Drive.

For more information on how to install a USB Hard

Drive, press the colour key



Keywords and look

up USB Hard Drive, Installation.

Installation

Before you can pause or record a broadcast, you

must connect and format a USB Hard Drive.

Formatting removes all files from the USB Hard Drive.

1 - Connect the USB Hard Drive to one of

the USB connections on the TV. Do not connect

another USB device to the other USB ports when

formatting.

2 - Switch on the USB Hard Drive and the TV.

3 - When the TV is tuned to a digital TV channel,

press



(Pause). Trying to pause will start the

formatting.

Follow the instructions on screen.

When the USB Hard Drive is formatted, leave it

connected permanently.

Warning

The USB Hard Drive is formatted exclusively for this

TV, you cannot use the stored recordings on another

TV or PC. Do not copy or change recording files on

the USB Hard Drive with any PC application. This will

corrupt your recordings. When you format another

USB Hard Drive, the content on the former will be lost.

A USB Hard Drive installed on your TV will need

reformatting for use with a computer.

4.11

USB Keyboard

Connect

Connect a USB keyboard (USB-HID type) to enter text

on your TV.

You can connect a keyboard and a mouse to the TV.

Use one of the USB connections to connect.

Install and configure the Keyboard

To install the USB keyboard, switch on the TV and

connect the USB keyboard to one of

the USB connections on the TV. When the TV

detects the keyboard for the first time, you can select

your keyboard lay-out and test your selection. If you

select a Cyrillic or Greek keyboard layout first, you

can select a secondary Latin keyboard layout.

To change the keyboard layout setting when a layout

was selected…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select USB Keyboard Settings, and press OK to

start the keyboard setup.

Special Keys

Keys for entering text

• Enter key = OK

• Backspace = delete character before cursor

• Arrow keys = navigate within a text field

• To switch between keyboard layouts, if a secondary

layout is set, press the Ctrl + Spacebar keys

simultaneously.

Keys for Smart TV Apps and Internet pages

• Tab and Shift + Tab = Next and Previous

• Home = scroll to the top of the page

• End = scroll to the bottom of the page

• Page Up = jump one page up

• Page Down = jump one page down

• + = zoom in one step

• - = zoom out one step

• * = fit the web page to the screen width

4.12

USB Flash Drive

You can view photos or play your music and videos

from a connected USB flash drive.

Insert a USB flash drive in one of

the USB connections on the TV while the TV is

switched on.

The TV detects the flash drive and opens a list

showing its content.

If the contents list does not appear automatically,

press



SOURCES and select USB.

To stop watching the USB flash drive content,

press



EXIT or select another activity.

To disconnect the USB flash drive, you can pull out

the flash drive anytime.

Ultra HD on USB

You can view photos in Ultra HD resolution from a

connected USB device or flash drive. The TV will

downscale the resolution to Ultra HD if the resolution

of the photo is higher.

4.13

Photo Camera

To view photos stored on your digital photo camera,

you can connect the camera directly to the TV.

Use one of the USB connections on the TV to

connect. Switch on the camera after you made the

connection.

If the contents list does not appear automatically,

press



SOURCES , and select USB.

Your camera might need to be set to transfer its

content with PTP (Picture Transfer Protocol). Read

the user manual of the digital photo camera.

Ultra HD on USB

You can view photos in Ultra HD resolution from a

connected USB device or flash drive. The TV will

downscale the resolution to Ultra HD if the resolution

of the photo is higher. You cannot play a native Ultra

HD video on any of the USB connections.

4.14

Camcorder

HDMI

For best quality, use an HDMI cable to connect the

camcorder to the TV.

Video-Audio LR / Scart

You can use an HDMI, YPbPr or SCART connection to

connect your camcorder. If your camcorder only has

Video (CVBS) and Audio L/R output, use a Video

Audio L/R to SCART adapter (sold separately) to

connect to the SCART connection.

4.15

Computer

Connect

You can connect your computer to the TV and use

the TV as a PC monitor.

With HDMI

Use an HDMI cable to connect the computer to the

TV.

With DVI to HDMI

Alternatively, you can use a DVI to HDMI adapter

(sold separately) to connect the PC to HDMI and an

audio L/R cable (mini-jack 3.5mm) to AUDIO IN L/R

on the back of the TV.

Settings

If your computer is added as a Computer type of

device in the Source menu (the list of connections),

the TV is set to the ideal Computer setting

automatically.

If you use your computer to watch movies or use it to

play games, you might want to set the TV back to the

ideal TV watching or gaming setting.

To set the TV to the ideal setting manually…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Game or Computer, and

press OK.

4 - Select Game (for gaming) or

select Computer (for watching a movie).

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Remember to set Game or Computer setting

to Off when you stop playing the game.

Switching On and

Off

5.1

On or standby

Before you switch on the TV, make sure you plugged

in the mains power in the POWER connector on the

back of the TV.

To put the TV in Standby when the indicator light is

off, press the small joystick key on the back of the TV.

The indicator will light up.

With the TV in Standby, press



on the remote

control to switch the TV on. Alternatively,

press



HOME .

Switch back to Standby

To switch the TV to Standby, press



on the remote

control.

To switch off the TV completely, disconnect the

power plug.

When disconnecting the power plug, always pull the

power plug, never the cord. Ensure that you have full

access to the power plug, power cord and outlet

socket at all times.

5.2

Philips Logo Brightness

You can switch off or adjust the brightness of the

Philips logo on the front of the TV.

To adjust or switch off…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Philips Logo Brightness, and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

4 - Select Minimum, Medium, Maximum,

or Off to switch off the lighting of the logo, then

press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

5.3

Keys on TV

If you lost the remote control or its batteries are

empty, you can still do some basic TV operations.

To open the basic menu…

1 - With the TV switched on, press the joystick key on

the back of the TV to bring up the basic menu.

2 - Press left or right to

select Volume, Channel or Sources.

3 - Press up or down to adjust the volume or tune to

the next or previous channel. Press up or down to go

through the list of sources, including the tuner

selection. Press the joystick key to slide out the

camera.

4 - The menu will disappear automatically.

To switch the TV on standby, select



and press the

joystick key.

5.4

Sleep Timer

With the Sleep Timer, you can set the TV to switch to

Standby automatically after a preset time.

To set the Sleep Timer…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Sleep Timer and press



(right). With

the slider bar you can set the time to up to 180

minutes in increments of 5 minutes. If set to 0

minutes, the Sleep Timer is switched off. You can

always switch off your TV earlier or reset the time

during the countdown.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

5.5

Switch Off Timer

If the TV receives a TV signal but you don't press a

key on the remote control during a 4 hour period, the

TV switches off automatically to save energy. Also, if

the TV does not receive a TV signal nor a remote

control command for 10 minutes, the TV switches off

automatically.

If you use the TV as a monitor or use a digital receiver

to watch TV (a Set-Top Box - STB) and you do not

use the remote control of the TV, you should

deactivate this automatic switch off.

To deactivate the Switch Off Timer …

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Switch Off Timer and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value. The value 0 deactivates the automatic

switch off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

For more information on environmentally friendly TV

settings, press the colour key



Keywords and

look up Eco Settings.

Remote Control

6.1

Key overview

Top

1 -



Standby / On

To switch the TV on or back to Standby.

2 - Playback and Record

• Play



, to playback.

• Pause



, to pause playback

• Stop



, to stop playback

• Rewind



, to rewind

• Fast forward



, to go fast forward

• Record



, to start recording

3 -



Ambilight

To select one of the Ambilight style.

4 -



TV GUIDE

To open or close the TV Guide.

5 -



To open the Netflix App directly (if available). With the

TV switched on or from standby.

6 -



Settings

To open the Settings menu.

7 -



TOP PICKS

To get your favourite TV programmes, the newest

movies or most used Online TV channels presented

as top suggestions.

8 -



LIST

To open or close the channel list.

Middle

1 -



To open TV menus.

2 -



SOURCES

To open the Sources menu.

3 -

   

Colour keys

Direct selection of options. Blue key



, opens Help.

4 -



INFO

To open or close programme info.

5 -



BACK

To switch back to the previous channel you selected.

To close a menu without changing a setting.

To go back to the previous App/Internet page.

6 -



- EXIT

To switch back to watching TV. To leave an interactive

TV application.

7 -



OPTIONS

To open or close the Options menu.

8 - OK key

To confirm a selection or setting.

9 - Arrow / navigation keys

To navigate up, down, left or right.

10 -



HOME

To open the Home menu.

Bottom

1 -



MULTIVIEW

To open an extra small screen.

2 -



Volume

To adjust the volume level.

3 - Number keys

To select a channel directly.

4 - SUBTITLE

To switch Subtitles on, off or on during mute.

5 -



Channel

To switch to the next or previous channel in the

channel list. To open the next or previous page in

Text/Teletext. To start the next or previous chapter on

a disc.

6 -



Mute

To mute the sound or to restore it.

7 - TEXT

To open or close Text/Teletext.

6.2

Keyboard

Overview

Qwerty and Azerty

Overview of a Qwerty/Azerty keyboard.*

1 - Azerty character

Character position if the keyboard layout is set to

Azerty.

2 -



Shift

To type uppercase characters.

3 - Ω Special characters

To open the onscreen keyboard to select accented

characters or symbols.

4 - Fn key

To type a number or punctuation character.

5 -



Spacebar

6 - Navigation and OK

7 -



Share this

To share online what you are watching at the

moment.

8 - Navigation and OK

* Your remote control has a Qwerty/Azerty or a

Qwerty/Cyrillic keyboard, depending on your region.

Writing Text

With the keyboard on the back of the remote control,

you can write text in any text field on screen. Turn the

keyboard facing upwards to activate the keyboard

keys. Hold the remote control with two hands and

type with both thumbs.

Enter text

To enter text in a text field on screen, select the text

field and start typing.

Press OK to confirm the text.

Uppercase and Lowercase

To type an uppercase character, press the



(Shift)

key just before you type the character.

To type several uppercase characters consecutively,

press and hold the



key while typing.

To type uppercase constantly, press the



key for

2 seconds to switch the keyboard in uppercase mode.

To switch out of uppercase mode, press the



key

again. If no keys are pressed for 20 seconds, the

uppercase mode switches off automatically. Also, if

you press another modifier key, like Fn or Ω, you

switch out of uppercase mode.

Numbers and Punctuation Characters

To type a number or punctuation character, press

the Fn key just before you type the number or

punctuation character you need. You can switch the

Fn mode on or off as you do for the uppercase mode.

Internet

You can use the Fn key to enter www. or .com.

Accented Letters and Symbols

Accented characters and symbols are not directly

available on the Remote Control Keyboard.

To type such a character, you can open the onscreen

keyboard.

To open the onscreen keyboard, press Ω. In the

onscreen keyboard, you can navigate to the character

you need. Switch the keyboard layout with the colour

keys. Press OK to enter a character. The onscreen

keyboard disappears when you press a character on

the Remote Control Keyboard.

Qwerty, Azerty and Cyrillic keyboard

The standard layout of the Remote Control Keyboard

is Qwerty.

Azerty keyboard

Depending on your region, the Remote Control

Keyboard can be set to Azerty. The Azerty characters

are shown at the top right of the relevant keys.

To set the keyboard layout to Azerty…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Remote Control Keyboard and

press OK.

4 - Select AZERTY or QWERTY and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Cyrillic keyboard

Depending on your region, the Remote Control

Keyboard can be switched to Cyrillic characters.

The Cyrillic characters are shown at the top right of

the keyboard keys.

To write Cyrillic characters…

1 - Press



on the remote control.

2 - Press



again to switch back to Qwerty.

6.3

Link up with the TV

Pairing

This remote control uses radio frequency (RF) to send

its commands to the TV. Contrary to remote controls

using infrared signals, with this remote control you

can send commands without pointing at the TV.

For the remote control to communicate with the TV,

both TV and remote control should be paired (linked)

with each other. Once paired, you cannot use the

remote control to control another TV.

When you started the initial TV installation, the TV

invited you to press the OK key, and by doing so,

the pairing was done. When you switch off the TV, the

pairing is stored. You can pair up to 5 remote controls

with this TV.

Pairing Again

You can pair another remote control with this TV.

The method to pair a remote control is different for a

remote control already paired with another TV

compared with a remote control that is not paired yet.

• The remote control is paired with another TV

To pair, hold the remote control close to the Philips

logo (about 10cm) and press the



Red

and



Blue key at the same time. A message will

appear if pairing is successful.

• The remote control is not paired yet

To pair, hold the remote control close to the Philips

logo (about 10cm) and press OK. A message will

appear if pairing is successful.

Retail

To pair a new — not yet paired — TV with a remote

control which is already paired with another TV, hold

the remote control close to the Philips logo (about

10cm) and press the



Red and



Blue key at the

same time.

A message will appear if pairing was successful.

6.4

IR Sensor

The remote control of the TV uses RF (radio

frequency) to send its commands to the TV. With RF,

you do not need to point the remote control at the

TV.

However, the TV can also receive commands from a

remote control that uses IR (infrared) to send

commands. If you use such a remote control, always

make sure you point the remote control at the

infrared sensor on the front of the TV.

6.5

Batteries

If the TV does not react on a key press on the remote

control, the batteries might be empty.

To replace the batteries, open the battery

compartment on the keyboard side of the remote

control.

1 - Slide the battery door in the direction shown by

the arrow.

2 - Replace the old batteries with 2

type AAA-R03-1.5V batteries. Make sure the + and

the - ends of the batteries line up correctly.

3 - Reposition the battery door and slide it back until

it clicks.

Remove the batteries if you are not using the remote

control for a long time.

Safely dispose of your old batteries according to the

end of use directions.

For more information, press



Keywords and look

up End of use.

6.6

Cleaning

Your remote control is treated with a scratch-resistant

coating.

To clean the remote control, use a soft damp cloth.

Never use substances such as alcohol, chemicals or

household cleaners on the remote control.

Home and TV menu

7.1

Open the Home Menu

About the Home Menu

To enjoy the benefits of your Android TV, connect the

TV to the Internet.

Like on your Android smartphone or tablet, the Home

menu is the centre of your TV. From the Home menu

you can start any application, switch to a TV channel,

rent a movie, open a website or switch to a

connected device. Depending on your TV setup and

your country the Home menu can contain different

items.

When you do not have an Internet connection, you

can use the TV menu to operate the TV.

The Home menu is organised in rows…

The first row suggests popular videos, music videos or

Internet hits. You can set the Privacy settings in Terms

of Use to allow suggestions based on your personal

viewing habits.



Philips Collection

This row contains suggestions from Apps.



Apps

The row of Apps contain all Apps that come with the

TV and the Apps you download from the Google Play

store yourself. In this row you will also find the Apps

for TV, like Watch TV, Sources, Media and others.

Apps you started recently will appear in front of the

row.



Games

From here, you can start a game on TV. If you

download a game, it will appear in this row.



Sources

From here, you can switch to a selection of TV inputs.

However, to find all inputs, press



to open the

Sources menu.



Settings

From here, you can open a selection of settings.

However, to find all settings, press



SETTINGS and

select All Settings. You can also open Help here.

Open the Home Menu

To open the Home menu and open an item…

1 - Press



HOME.

2 - Select an item and press OK to open or start it.

3 - Press



BACK to close the Home menu without

starting anything.

Channels

8.1

Channel Lists

About Channel Lists

After a channel installation, all channels appear the

channel list. Channels are shown with their name and

logo if this information is available.

For each type of tuner - Antenna/Cable (DVB-T/C) or

Satellite (DVB-S) - there is a channel list with all

installed channels. You can only filter this list to show

TV or only Radio channels. Or when you have several

satellites installed, you can filter the channels per

satellite.

With a channel list selected, you only tune to the

channels in that list when

using

 

 

keys.

Channel icons

After an Automatic Channel Update of the channel

list, newly found channels are marked with



(star).

If you lock a channel, it will be marked with



(lock).

The 3 most popular channels being watched by

others at this moment are marked with a 1, 2 or 3.

Radio stations

If digital broadcasting is available, digital radio

stations are installed during installation. Switch to a

radio channel just like you switch to a TV channel. A

Cable (DVB-C) channel installation usually places

radio stations from channel number 1001 onwards.

This TV can receive digital television standard DVB .

TV may not work properly with some operators of

digital television , non-compliance with requirements

of the standard in full.

Open a Channel List

Next to the list with all channels for each tuner,

Antenna/Cable or Satellite tuner, you can select a

filtered list or you can select one of the favourite lists

you created.

To open the current channel list…

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



LIST to

open the Channel List.

2 - Press



BACK to close the channel list.

To select one of the channel lists…

1 - With a channel list open on screen,

press



OPTIONS.

2 - Select Select Channel List and press OK.

3 - In the list menu, select one of the available

channel lists and press OK.

Alternatively, you can select the list name at the top

of the channel list and press OK to open the list

menu.

Tip

You can easily switch between the two tuners in

the Sources menu.

Press



SOURCES and select Watch TV to switch

to the Antenna/Cable tuner. Select Watch

Satellite to switch to the satellite tuner.

The TV will always open the last selected channel list

for the selected tuner.

Filter a Channel List

You can filter a list with all channels. You can set the

channel list to show only TV channels or only Radio

stations. For Antenna/Cable channels you can set the

list to show the Free-to-Air or the Scrambled

channels. When you have several satellites installed,

you can filter the satellite channel list per satellite.

To set a filter on a list with all channels…

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



LIST to

open the Channel List.

2 - Press



OPTIONS.

3 - Select Select Channel List and press OK.

4 - Select Filter Antenna Channels, Filter Cable

Channels or Filter Satellite Channels according to

the list you want to filter.

5 - In the Options menu, select the filter you want

and press OK to activate. The name of the filter

appears as part of the channel list name on top of the

channel list.

6 - Press



(left) to go back one step or

press



to close the menu.

Search for a Channel

You can search for a channel to find it in a long list of

channels.

The TV can search for a channel within one of the 3

main channel lists - the Antenna, Cable or Satellite

channel list.

To search for a channel…

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



LIST to

open the Channel List.

2 - Press



OPTIONS.

3 - Select Select Channel List and press OK.

4 - Select Filter Antenna Channels or Filter Cable

Channels or Filter Satellite Channels and

press OK.

5 - Select Search Channel and press OK to open

a text field.You can use the remote control keyboard

or the onscreen keyboard to enter text.

6 - Enter a number, a name or part of a name and

select Apply and press OK. The TV will search for

matching channel names in the list you selected.

Search results are listed as a channel list - see the list

name at the top. The search results disappear once

you select another channel list or close the list with

search results.

8.2

Watching Channels

Tune to a Channel

To start watching TV channels, press



. The TV

tunes to the channel you last watched.

Switch Channels

To switch channels, press









If you know the channel number, type in the number

with the number keys. Press OK after you entered

the number to switch immediately.

Now and next

While you're watching a TV channel, you can quickly

scroll through the rest of the channels and see what's

on.

Press



(up) or



(down) to open a scrolling list of

channels. If the information is available, the TV shows

the current programme name and details followed by

the next programme name and details.

Previous channel

To switch back to the previously tuned channel,

press



BACK.

Lock a Channel

Lock and Unlock a Channel

To prevent children from watching a channel, you can

lock a channel. To watch a locked channel, you must

enter the 4 digit Child Lock PIN code first. You

cannot lock programmes from connected devices.

To lock a channel…

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



LIST to

open the Channel List.

2 - Select the channel you want to lock.

3 - Press



OPTIONS and select Lock

Channel and press OK.

4 - Enter your 4 digit PIN code if the TV asks for it. A

locked channel is marked with a



(lock).

5 - Press



(left) to go back one step or

press



to close the menu.

To unlock a channel…

1 - Press



2 - Press OK to open the channel list. If necessary

change the channel list.

3 - Select the channel you want to unlock.

4 - Press



OPTIONS and select Unlock

Channel and press OK.

5 - Enter your 4 digit PIN code if the TV asks for it.

6 - Press



(left) to go back one step or

press



to close the menu.

If you lock or unlock channels in a channel list, you

only have to enter the PIN code just once until you

close the channel list.

In Help, press the colour key



Keywords and look

up Child Lock for more information.

Parental Rating

To prevent children from watching a programme not

suitable for their age, you can set an age rating.

Digital channels can have their programmes age

rated. When the age rating of a programme is equal to

or higher than the age you have set as age rating for

your child, the programme will be locked. To watch a

locked programme, you must enter the Child Lock

code first.

To set an age rating…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Child Lock > Parental Rating and

press OK.

4 - Enter a 4-digit Child lock code. If you did not set

a code yet, select Set Code in Child Lock. Enter a

4-digit Child lock code and confirm. Now you can set

an age rating.

5 - Back in Parental Rating, select the age and

press OK.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

To switch off the parental age rating, select None.

However, in some countries you must set an age

rating.

For some broadcasters/operators, the TV only locks

programmes with a higher rating. The parental age

rating is set for all channels.

Channel Options

Open Options

While watching a channel, you can set some options.

Depending on the type of channel you are watching

(analogue or digital) or depending on the TV settings

you made, some options are available.

To open the options menu…

1 - While watching a channel, press



OPTIONS.

2 - Press



OPTIONS again to close.

Subtitles

Switch On

To switch on Subtitles, press SUBTITLE.

You can switch subtitles On or Off. Alternatively

you can select Automatic.

Automatic

If language information is part of the digital broadcast

and the broadcasted programme is not in your

language (the language set on TV), the TV can show

subtitles automatically in one of your preferred

subtitle languages. One of these subtitle languages

must also be part of the broadcast.

You can select your preferred subtitle languages

in Subtitle Language.

Subtitles from Text

If you tune to an analogue channel, you need to

make the subtitles available for each channel

manually.

1 - Switch to a channel and press TEXT to open

Text.

2 - Enter the page number for subtitles, usually 888.

3 - Press TEXT again, to close Text.

If you select On in the Subtitle menu when watching

this analogue channel, subtitles will be shown if

available.

To know if a channel is analogue or digital, switch to

the channel and open Channel

Info in



OPTIONS.

Subtitle Language

Preferred Subtitle Languages

A digital broadcast can offer several subtitle

languages for a programme. You can set a preferred

primary and secondary subtitle language. If subtitles

in one of these languages are available, the TV will

show the subtitles you selected.

To set the primary and secondary subtitle language…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Region and Language and

select Languages > Primary

Subtitles or Secondary Subtitles.

3 - Select the language you need and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) to go back one step or

press



to close the menu.

Select a Subtitle Language

If none of the preferred subtitle languages are

available, you can select another subtitle language if

available. If no subtitle languages are available, you

cannot select this option.

To select a subtitle language when none of your

preferred languages are available…

1 - Press



OPTIONS.

2 - Select Subtitle Language and select one of the

languages as subtitles temporarily.

Audio Language

Preferred Language

A digital broadcast can offer several audio languages

(spoken languages) for a programme. You can set a

preferred primary and secondary audio language. If

audio in one of these languages is available, the TV

will switch to the audio language.

To set the primary and secondary audio language…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Region and Language and

select Languages > Primary

Subtitles or Secondary Subtitles.

3 - Select the language you need and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) to go back one step or

press



to close the menu.

Select a Language

If none of the preferred audio languages are

available, you can select another audio language if

available. If no audio languages are available, you

cannot select this option.

To select an audio language when none of your

preferred languages are available…

1 - Press



OPTIONS.

2 - Select Audio Language and select one of the

languages as audio temporarily.

Common Interface

If you installed a CAM in one of the Common

Interface slots, you can view the CAM and operator

information or do some CAM related settings.

To view the CAM information…

1 - Press



SOURCES.

2 - Select the channel type you are using the CAM

for, Watch TV or Watch Satellite.

3 - Press



OPTIONS and select Common

Interface.

4 - Select the appropriate Common Interface slot

and press



(right).

5 - Select the TV operator of the CAM and press OK.

The following screens come from the TV operator.

HbbTV on this Channel

If you want to avoid access to HbbTV pages on a

specific channel, you can block the HbbTV pages for

this channel only.

1 - Tune to the channel of which you want to block

the HbbTV pages.

2 - Press



OPTIONS and select HbbTV on this

Channel and press



(right).

3 - Select Off and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) to go back one step or

press



BACK to close the menu.

To block HbbTV on TV completely…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings > Advanced > HbbTV.

3 - Select Off and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) to go back one step or

press



to close the menu.

Channel Info

You can view the technical characteristics of a

particular channel, like digital or analogue, sound

type, etc.

To view the technical information on a channel…

1 - Tune to the channel.

2 - Press



OPTIONS, select Channel Info and

press OK.

3 - To close this screen, press OK.

Mono / Stereo

You can switch the sound of an analogue channel to

Mono or Stereo.

To switch to Mono or Stereo…

1 - Tune to an analoge channel.

2 - Press



OPTIONS, select Mono/Stereo and

press



(right).

3 - Select Mono or Stereo and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) to go back one step or

press



to close the menu.

Video Selection

Digital TV channels can offer multi video signals (multi-

feed broadcast), different camera viewpoints or

angles of the same event or different programmes on

one TV channel. The TV shows a message if any such

TV channels are available.

Dual I-II

If an audio signal contains two audio languages but

one language or both has no language indication, this

option is available.

Reorder Channels

Only in a Favourites List you can change the

sequence of channels (reorder).

To change the sequence of channels…

1 - Open the Favourites List you want to reorder.

2 - Press



OPTIONS, select Reorder

Channels and press OK.

3 - In the Favourites List, select the channel you

want to reorder and press OK.

4 - With the



(up) or



(down) keys move the

channel where you want it.

5 - Press OK to confirm the new location.

6 - You can reorder channels with the same method

until you close the Favourites List with

the



BACK key.

8.3

Favourite Channels

Create a Favourites List

To create a favourite channels list…

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



LIST to

open the Channel List.

2 - Press



OPTIONS.

3 - Select Create Favourites List and press OK.

4 - In the list at the left, select a channel you want as

a favourite and press OK. Channels come in the list at

the right in the order you add them. To undo, select

the channel in the list at the left and

press OK again.

5 - If necessary, you can go on selecting and adding

channels as favourites.

6 - To finish adding channels, press



BACK.

The TV will ask to rename the Favourites List. You can

use the on screen keyboard or use the keyboard on

the back of the remote control.

1 - Press



BACK to hide the on screen keyboard.

2 - Use the keyboard on the back of the remote

control to delete the current name and enter a new

name.

3 - When done, turn the remote control,

select Close and press OK.

The TV will switch to the newly created Favourites

List.

You can add a range of channels in one go or start a

Favourites List by duplicating the channel list with all

channels and removing the channels you do not

want.

The channels in the Favourites List are renumbered.

Add a Range of Channels

To add a consecutive range of channels to a

Favourites List in one go, you can use Select Range.

To add a range of channels…

1 - Open the Favourites List where you want to add a

range of channels.

2 - Press



OPTIONS, select Select Range and

press OK.

3 - In the list at the left select the first channel of the

range you want to add and press OK.

4 - Press



(down) to select the last channel of the

range you want to add. The channels are marked at

the left.

5 - Press OK to add this range of channels and

confirm.

You can also start creating a Favourites List from

Select Range.

Rename a Favourites List

You can only rename a Favourites List.

To rename a Favourites List…

1 - Open the Favourite List you want to rename.

2 - Press



OPTIONS, select Rename Favourites

List and press OK.

3 - Press



BACK to hide the on screen keyboard.

4 - Use the keyboard on the back of the remote

control to delete the current name and enter a new

name.

5 - When done, turn the remote control,

select Close and press OK.

6 - Press



BACK to close the channel list.

Remove a Favourites List

You can only remove a Favourites List.

To remove a Favourites List…

1 - Open the Favourites List you want to remove.

2 - Press



OPTIONS, select Remove Favourites

List and press OK.

3 - Confirm to remove the list.

4 - Press



BACK to close the channel list.

Reorder Channels

Only in a Favourites List you can change the

sequence of channels (reorder).

To change the sequence of channels…

1 - Open the Favourites List you want to reorder.

2 - Press



OPTIONS, select Reorder

Channels and press OK.

3 - In the Favourites List, select the channel you

want to reorder and press OK.

4 - With the



(up) or



(down) keys move the

channel where you want it.

5 - Press OK to confirm the new location.

6 - You can reorder channels with the same method

until you close the Favourites List with the



BACK

key.

8.4

TV Guide

What You Need

With the TV Guide you can view a list of the current

and scheduled TV programmes of your channels.

Depending on where the TV guide information (data)

is coming from, analogue and digital channels or only

digital channels are shown. Not all channels offer TV

Guide information.

The TV can collect TV Guide information for the

channels that are installed on the TV. The TV cannot

collect the TV Guide information for channels viewed

from a digital receiver or decoder.

TV Guide Data

The TV Guide receives information (data) from

broadcasters or from the Internet. In some regions

and for some channels, TV Guide information might

not be available. The TV can collect TV Guide

information for the channels that are installed on the

TV. The TV cannot collect the TV Guide information

from channels viewed from a digital receiver or

decoder.

The TV comes with the information set to From the

broadcaster.

If TV Guide information comes from the Internet, the

TV Guide can also list analogue channels next to the

digital channels. The TV Guide menu also shows a

small screen with the current channel.

From the Internet

If the TV is connected to the Internet, you can set the

TV to receive the TV Guide information from the

Internet.

To set the TV Guide information…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select TV Settings and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select TV Guide and select From the Internet.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Missing recordings

When some recordings seem to have disappeared

from the list of recordings, the TV Guide info (data)

might have changed. Recordings made with the

setting From the broadcaster become invisible in

the list if you switch the setting to From the

Internet or vice versa. The TV might have switched

to From the Internet automatically.

To make the recordings available in the list of

recordings, switch to the setting that was selected

when the recordings were made.

Using the TV Guide

Open the TV Guide

To open the TV Guide, press



TV GUIDE .

Press



TV GUIDE again to close.

The first time you open the TV Guide, the TV scans all

TV channels for programme information. This may

take several minutes. TV Guide data is stored in the

TV.

Tune to a Programme

Switch to a programme

From the TV Guide, you can switch to a current

programme.

Select the programme name to select the programme.

Navigate to the right to view programmes scheduled

later that day.

To switch to the programme (channel), select the

programme and press OK.

View programme details

To call up the details of the selected programme,

press



INFO .

Change Day

The TV Guide can show scheduled programmes for

the upcoming days (maximum up to 8 days).

If the TV Guide information comes from the

broadcaster, you can press



+ to view the

schedule of one of the next days. Press





to go

back to the previous day.

Alternatively, you can press the colour

key



Day and select the day you need.

Search by Genre

If the information is available, you can look up

scheduled programmes by genre like movies, sports,

etc.

To search for programmes by genre,

press



OPTIONS and select Search by Genre.

Select a genre and press OK. A list with the found

programmes appears.

Recordings

From the TV Guide, you can instantly record or

schedule a recording of a TV programme. To store the

recordings, connect a USB Hard Drive to the TV.

8.5

Text / Teletext

Text Pages

To open Text/Teletext press TEXT, while you are

watching TV channels.

To close Text, press TEXT again.

Select a Text page

To select a page . . .

1 - Enter the page number with the number keys.

2 - Use the arrow keys to navigate.

3 - Press a colour key to select a colour-coded

subject at the bottom of the screen.

Text sub-pages

A Text page number can hold several subpages. The

subpage numbers are shown on a bar next to the

main page number.

To select a subpage, press





T.O.P. Text pages

Some broadcasters offer T.O.P. Text.

To open T.O.P. Text pages within Text,

press



OPTIONS and select T.O.P. overview.

Favourite pages

The TV makes a list of the last 10 Text pages you

opened. You can easily reopen them again in the

Favourite Text pages column.

1 - In Text, select the star in the top left corner of

the screen to show the column of favourite pages.

2 - Press



(down) or



(up) to select a page

number and press OK to open the page.

You can clear the list with the option Clear favourite

pages.

Search Text

You can select a word and scan Text for all

occurences of this word.

1 - Open a Text page and press OK.

2 - Select a word or number with the arrow keys.

3 - Press OK again to jump immediately to the next

occurence of this word or number.

4 - Press OK again to jump to the subsequent

occurence.

5 - To stop searching, press



(up) until nothing is

selected.

Text from a connected device

Some devices that receive TV channels can also offer

Text.

To open Text from a connected device . . .

1 - Press



SOURCES

select the device and

press OK.

2 - While watching a channel on the device,

press



OPTIONS , select Show device keys and

select the



key and press OK.

3 - Press



BACK to hide the device keys.

4 - To close Text, press



BACK again.

Digital Text (UK only)

Some digital broadcasters offer dedicated Digital Text

or interactive TV on their digital TV channels. This

includes normal Text using the number, colour and

arrow keys to select and navigate.

To close Digital Text, press



BACK.

Text Options

In Text/Teletext, press



OPTIONS to select the

following…

• Freeze page

To stop the automatic rotation of subpages.

• Dual screen / Full screen

To show the TV channel and Text alongside each

other.

• T.O.P. overview

To open T.O.P. Text.

• Enlarge

To enlarge the Text page for comfortable reading.

• Reveal

To unhide hidden information on a page.

• Cycle subpages

To cycle subpages when these are available.

• Language

To switch the group of characters that Text uses to

display correctly.

• Text 2.5

To activate the Text 2.5 for more colours and better

graphics.

Text Setup

Text language

Some digital TV broadcasters have several Text

languages available.

To set your primary and secondary Text language . . .

1 - Press



2 - Select TV settings and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Language > Primary Text or Secondary

Text and press OK.

4 - Select your preferred Text languages.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Text 2.5

If available, Text 2.5 offers more colours and better

graphics. Text 2.5 is activated as a standard factory

setting.

To switch off Text 2.5…

1 - Press TEXT.

2 - With Text/Teletext open on screen,

press



OPTIONS.

3 - Select Text 2.5 > Off.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

8.6

Interactive TV

About iTV

With interactive TV, some digital broadcasters

combine their normal TV programme with information

or entertainment pages. On some pages, you can

respond to a programme or vote, do online shopping

or pay for a video-on-demand programme.

HbbTV, MHEG, . . .

Broadcasters use various interactive TV systems :

HbbTV (Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV) or iTV

(Interactive TV - MHEG). Interactive TV is sometimes

referred to as Digital Text or Red button. But each

system is distinct.

Visit the broadcaster's Internet website for more

information.

What You Need

Interactive TV is only available on digital TV channels.

To enjoy the full benefits of Interactive TV, you need

a high-speed (broadband) Internet connection to the

TV.

HbbTV

If a TV channel offers HbbTV pages, you must first

switch on HbbTV in the TV settings to view the pages.

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select TV settings > HbbTV and press OK.

3 - Select On.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

If you want to avoid access to HbbTV pages on a

specific channel, you can block the HbbTV pages for

this channel only.

1 - Tune to the channel of which you want to block

the HbbTV pages.

2 - Press



OPTIONS and select HbbTV on This

Channel.

3 - Select Off.

Use iTV

Open iTV pages

Most channels that offer HbbTV or iTV invite you to

press the colour key



(red) or OK key to open

their interactive programme.

Navigate iTV pages

You can use the arrow and colour keys, the number

keys and the



BACK key to navigate the iTV

pages.

You can use the



(Play),



(Pause) and



(Stop)

keys to watch videos within iTV pages.

Digital Text (UK only)

To open Digital Text, press TEXT. To close,

press



BACK .

Close iTV pages

Most iTV pages inform you which key to use to close.

To force an iTV page to close, switch to the next TV

channel and press



BACK.

Top Picks

9.1

About Top Picks

With



TOP PICKS your TV recommends current TV

programmes, the latest rental videos and Online TV

services for you to watch. Make sure you agree to the

the Internet.

The Top Picks information and services are only

available in selected countries.

To allow the TV to make these recommendations, you

must agree to the Terms of Use. To get personalised

recommendations based on your viewing habits,

make sure you checked the tick box for Personal

Recommendations Consent.

To agree to the Terms of Use and agree to the

Personal Recommendations Consent…

1 - Press



TOP PICKS.

2 - Press



OPTIONS, select Terms of Use and

press OK.

3 - Select (… …) and press OK.

4 - Press



BACK.

9.2

Now on TV

About Now on TV

With



Now on TV , the TV recommends the 10

most popular programmes to watch at this moment.

The TV recommends programmes on TV now or

starting within 15 minutes. The recommended

programmes are selected from the channels you

installed. The selection is made from channels of your

country. Also, you can let Now on TV do some

personalised recommendations for you, based on

programmes you watch regularly.

To make the Now on TV information available…

• the Now on TV information must be available in your

country.

• the TV must have channels installed.

• the TV must be connected to the Internet.

• the TV Clock must be set to Automatic or Country

Dependent.

• you must accept the Terms of Use (You might have

accepted already when you connected to the

Internet.).

The icon



will only appear at the top of the screen

when Now on TV is available.

The TV does not store former recommendations.

Using Now on TV

To open Now on TV…

1 - Press



TOP PICKS to open the Top Picks

menu.

2 - Select



Now on TV at the top of the screen

and press OK.

3 - Press



BACK to close.

When you open Now on TV, the TV may need a few

seconds to refresh the page information.

In Now on TV you can…

• select and press OK on a programme icon to tune

to the ongoing programme.

• select and press OK on a scheduled programme

icon to tune to the channel already.

You can use the colour keys on the remote control to

start, stop or clear a scheduled recording. You can

also set or remove a reminder that warns you when a

programme starts.

To leave Now on TV without tuning to another

channel, press



BACK.

9.3

TV on Demand

About TV on Demand

With



TV on Demand , you can watch TV

programmes you missed or watch your favourite

programmes whenever it suits you best. This service is

also called Catch Up TV, Replay TV or Online TV.

Programmes available on TV on Demand are free to

watch.

You can let TV on Demand do some personalised

recommendations of programmes, based on the TV

installation and the programmes you watch regularly.

The icon



will only appear at the top of the screen

when TV on Demand is available.

Using TV on Demand

To open TV on Demand…

1 - Press



TOP PICKS to open the Top Picks

menu.

2 - Select



TV on Demand at the top of the

screen and press OK.

3 - Press



(down) to open the page full screen.

4 - Press



BACK to close.

When you open TV on Demand, the TV may need a

few seconds to refresh the page information.

You can select a specific broadcaster if more than

one is available.

9.4

Video on Demand

About Video on Demand

With



Video on Demand , you can rent movies

from an online rental video store.

You can let Video on Demand do some personalised

recommendations of movies, based on your country,

the TV installation and the programmes you watch

regularly.

The icon



will only appear at the top of the screen

when Video on Demand is available.

Payment

When you rent or buy a movie, you can pay the video

store securely with your credit card. Most video

stores ask you to create a login account the first time

you rent a movie.

Internet Traffic

Streaming a lot of videos may cause you to exceed

your monthly Internet traffic limit.

Using Video on Demand

To open Video on Demand…

1 - Press



TOP PICKS to open the Top Picks

menu.

2 - Select



Video on Demand at the top of the

screen and press OK.

3 - Press



(down) to open the page full screen.

4 - Press



BACK to close.

When you open Video on Demand, the TV may need

a few seconds to refresh the page information.

You can select a specific video store if more than one

is available.

To rent a movie…

1 - Navigate the highlight on a movie poster. Limited

info will show after some seconds.

2 - Press OK to open the movie page of the video

store for a synopsis of the movie.

3 - Confirm your order.

4 - Make the payment on TV.

5 - Start watching. You can use the



(Play)

and



(Pause) keys.

Sources

10.1

Switch to a device

From the list of Sources, you can switch to a

connected device and watch its programme.

To switch to a connected device…

1 - Press



SOURCES to open the Sources menu.

2 - Select one of the item in the source list. The TV

will show the programme or content of the device.

3 - Press



BACK, to watch TV.

To close the Sources menu without switching to a

device, press



SOURCES again.

10.2

Device Detection

When you connect a new device to the TV, the device

is detected and you can assign a device type as an

icon for the new device. If you connect a device with

HDMI CEC, the device gets its icon automatically.

If you want to change the icon assigned to a

connected device...

1 - Press



SOURCES to open the Sources menu.

2 - Select a connected device in the Sources menu,

then press



to select



3 - Press OK, then you can select a device type that

fits the connected device.

If the name does not fit the device or you want to

give the device a name of your own...

1 - Press



SOURCES to open the Sources menu.

2 - Select a connected device in the Sources menu,

then press



to select



3 - Press OK, then you can use the On-screen

Keyboard or the Remote Control Keyboard (if

available) to enter a new name.

4 - Press



to confirm.

If you want to restore the device icon to its original

name and type icon...

1 - Press



SOURCES to open the Sources menu.

2 - Select a connected device in the Sources menu,

then press



to select



3 - Press OK, then select Reset to restore.

If you want to rescan all TV connections and update

the Sources menu...

1 - Press



SOURCES to open the Sources menu.

2 - Press



to select



, then press OK.

10.3

One Touch Play

With the TV in Standby, you can switch on a disc

player with your TV remote control.

Play

To switch on both disc player and TV from Standby

and start playing the disc immediately,

press



(play) on the TV remote control.

The device must be connected with an HDMI cable

and both TV and device must have HDMI CEC

switched on.

Apps

11.1

About Apps

With



Apps in the Home menu, you open the

Apps pages.

The Apps pages show the collection of Apps

(Applications) on your TV. Like Apps on your

smartphone or tablet, the Apps on your TV offer

specific functions for an enriched TV experience.

Apps like TV games or weather forecasts (a.o.). Or

start an Internet browser App to surf the Internet.

Apps can come from the Philips App Gallery or

the Google Play™ store. To get you started, some

practical Apps are pre-installed on your TV. Some of

the Apps can offer Widgets that appear on the Apps

pages.

To install Apps from the Philips App Gallery or the

Google Play store, the TV must be connected to the

Internet.

11.2

Install an App

You can install an App from the Philips App Gallery or

from the Google Play store.

To install an App…

1 - Press



HOME to open the Home menu.

2 - Select Apps to open Apps.

3 - Select



App Gallery icon or the Google

Play™ store icon.

4 - Select the App you want and select the install

button next to the App.

The TV will install the App.

If you have trouble with installing apps, first check the

settings in the Google Play store.

11.3

Start an App

You can start an App from the Apps pages.

To start an App…

1 - Press



HOME to open the Home menu.

2 - Select



Apps to open Apps.

3 - Select the App icon to start the App.

To stop an App…

Press



HOME and select another activity or

press



EXIT to watch TV.

Videos, Photos and

Music

12.1

From a USB Connection

You can view your photos or play your music and

videos from a connected USB flash drive or USB Hard

Drive.

With the TV switched on, plug in a USB flash drive or a

USB Hard Drive to one of the USB connections. The

TV detects the device and will list your Media files. If

the list of files does not appear automatically,

press



SOURCES and select USB.

You can search a file with the search field or browse

your files in the folder structure you have organised

on the drive.

The TV will also bundle your Media files according to

their type –



Videos ,



Photos or



Music . The colour

key functions and the options in



OPTIONS are

therefore dedicated for each type.

To stop playing videos, photos and music,

press



HOME and select another activity.

Warning

If you try to pause or record a programme with a USB

Hard Drive connected, the TV will ask you to format

the USB Hard Drive. This formatting will delete all

current files on the USB Hard Drive.

12.2

From a Computer or NAS

You can view your photos or play your music and

videos from a computer or a NAS (Network Attached

Storage) in your home network.

The TV and computer or NAS must be in the same

home network. On your computer or NAS, you need

to install Media Server Software like Twonky™. Your

Media Server must be set to share your files with the

TV. The TV shows your files and folders as they are

organised by the Media Server or as they are

structured on your computer or NAS. On the TV, the

colour key functions and the options



OPTIONS are the same for all types of Media

files.

If the Media Server supports searching for files, a

search field is available.

To browse and play the files on your computer,

press



SOURCES , select SimplyShare.

13.1

What You Need

This is a passive 3D TV.

To watch 3D…

• tune to a TV channel that broadcasts programmes in

3D.

• rent a movie in 3D from an online video store.

• watch a movie in 3D from a 3D Blu-ray Disc, a USB

device or computer.

You can view photos in Ultra HD resolution in 3D,

from a USB connection.

You cannot watch 3D on native Ultra HD video,

videos from a device connected to the HDMI 5

connection.

For an extra pair of glasses order the Philips Passive

3D glasses PTA417 or PTA426 (sold separately). Other

3D glasses might not be supported.

13.2

3D Glasses

When a 3D programme is shown on screen, simply

put on the 3D glasses to watch the programme in 3D.

Recommended viewing height

For best picture quality, when watching passive 3D,

your eyes should be level with the centre of the

screen.

13.3

3D Settings

Automatic Switching

The first time a 3D signal is detected, you can set your

preference on how to start 3D in the future. You can

change this setting in the Setup menu later.

• To switch to 3D automatically, select Automatic.

• To show a notification first, select Notification only.

• To never switch to 3D, select Never.

To change this setting…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select 3D and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Switch to 3D and

select Automatic, Notification Only or Never.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Stop 3D

To stop watching 3D...

1 - Press



2 - Select 3D Format > 2D, and press OK.

3D is switched to 2D when you switch to another

channel or connected device.

2D to 3D conversion

With 2D to 3D Conversion, you can watch 3D all the

time. The TV creates 3D artificially from a 2D signal.

To watch 3D from a 2D signal…

1 - Press



2 - Select 3D Format > 2D to 3D conversion, then

press OK.

To switch off 2D to 3D conversion...

1 - Press



2 - Select 3D Format > 2D, then press OK.

3D Format

When the TV switches to 3D or when a notification is

shown that 3D is available, put on your 3D glasses.

If the TV cannot detect the 3D signal (the 3D signal

tag is missing), the 3D programme is shown as a

double image on screen.

To select the appropriate setting to get a correct 3D

picture...

1 - Press



2 - Select 3D Format > 3D - Side by Side, 3D -

Top / Bottom, 3D - Side by Side Inverted, or 3D -

Top / Bottom Inverted , then press OK.

13.4

Optimal 3D Viewing

For an optimal 3D viewing experience, we

recommend that you:

• sit at least 3 times the height of the TV screen away

from the TV, but no further than 6 meters away.

• avoid fluorescent lighting (such as TL lighting or

certain energy saving light bulbs which operate on a

low frequency) and direct sunlight as they may

interfere with the 3D experience.

13.5

Care of the 3D Glasses

• Do not use cleaning chemicals containing alcohol,

solvent, surfactant, or wax, benzene, thinner,

mosquito repellent or lubricant. Using these

chemicals can cause discoloration or cracks.

• Do not expose the 3D glasses to direct sunlight,

heat, fire or water. This may result in a product

malfunction or fire.

• Do not drop, bend or apply force to the lenses of

the 3D glasses.

• Use a clean soft cloth (microfiber or cotton flannel)

to clean the lenses to avoid scratching them. Never

spray cleaner directly onto the 3D glasses. This may

damage the electronics (for Active 3D glasses).

• Do not use cleaning chemicals containing alcohol,

solvent, surfactant, or wax, benzene, thinner,

mosquito repellent or lubricant. Using these

chemicals can cause discoloration or cracks.

13.6

Health Warning

• Watching 3D is not recommended for children under

the age of six.

• If you or your family have a history of epilepsy or

photosensitive seizures, consult a medical

professional before exposing yourself to flashing light

sources, rapid image sequences or 3D viewing.

• If you experience any discomfort, stop watching 3D

and do not immediately engage in any potentially

hazardous activity (for example driving a car) until

your symptoms have disappeared. If symptoms

persist, do not resume watching 3D without

consulting a medical professional first.

• To avoid discomfort such as dizziness, headache or

disorientation, we recommend not watching 3D for

extended periods of time.

• Do not use the 3D glasses for any purpose other

than watching 3D TV.

• If you normally wear corrective glasses or use

contact lenses, wear the 3D glasses together with

these glasses or lenses.

• Keep the glasses away from small children to avoid

the swallowing of small parts or batteries.

• Parents should monitor their children during 3D

viewing and ensure they do not experience any

discomfort as mentioned above. Watching 3D is not

recommended for children under six years of age as

their visual system is not fully developed yet.

• Avoid the use of the 3D glasses in case of eye

infection or other diseases transmitted by contact

(e.g. conjunctivitis, head lice, etc.). Only start using the

3D glasses again when the infection has disappeared

completely.

Multi View

14.1

Text and TV

You can watch a TV channel in the small screen of

Multi View when you're watching Text.

To watch a TV channel while watching Text…

1 - Press



MULTI VIEW .

2 - Select Multi View: On on screen. The channel

you were watching appears in the small screen.

3 - Press









to switch channels in the

small screen

To hide the small screen, press



MULTI

VIEW again and select Multi View: Off on screen.

14.2

App Gallery and TV

You can watch a TV channel in the small screen of

Multi View when you're watching an app in App

Gallery.

To watch a TV channel while watching an app in App

Gallery…

1 - Press



MULTI VIEW .

2 - Select Multi View: On on screen. The channel

you were watching appears in the small screen.

3 - Press









to switch channels in the

small screen

To hide the small screen, press



MULTI

VIEW again and select Multi View: Off on screen.

14.3

HDMI and TV

You can watch a TV channel in the small screen of

Multi View when you're watching video from a

connected HDMI device.

To watch a TV channel while watching video from

connected HDMI device…

1 - Press



MULTI VIEW .

2 - Select Multi View: On on screen. The channel

you were watching appears in the small screen.

3 - Press









to switch channels in the

small screen

To hide the small screen, press



MULTI

VIEW again and select Multi View: Off on screen.

Settings

15.1

Picture

Picture Style

Select a Style

For easy picture adjustment, you can select a preset

Picture Style.

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



2 - Select Picture Style, and select one of the styles

in the list.

3 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

The available styles are…

• Personal - The picture preferences you set during

the first start up.

• Vivid - Ideal for daylight viewing

• Natural - Natural picture settings

• Standard - Most energy conscious setting - Factory

setting

• Movie - Ideal for watching movies

• Photo - Ideal for viewing photos

• ISF Day - For ISF Calibration

• ISF Night - For ISF Calibration

Restore a Style

With a Picture Style selected, you can adjust any

picture setting in All Settings > Picture…

The selected style will store the changes you made.

We recommend to adjust the picture settings for the

style Personal only. The Picture Style - Personal can

save its settings for each individual connected device

in Sources menu.

To restore the style to its original setting…

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



2 - Select Picture Style, and select the Picture Style

you want to restore.

3 - Press the colour key



Restore Style , and press

OK. The style is restored.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Home or Shop

If the Picture Style is switched back to Vivid every

time you switch on the TV, the TV location is set

to Shop. A setting meant for in-store promotion.

To set the TV for Home use…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Location > Home and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Picture Settings

Colour

With Colour, you can adjust the colour saturation of

the picture.

To adjust the colour…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Colour and press



(right).

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Contrast

With Contrast, you can adjust the contrast of the

picture.

To adjust the contrast…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Contrast and press



(right).

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Sharpness

With Sharpness, you can adjust the level of

sharpness in fine detail of the picture.

To adjust the sharpness…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Sharpness and press  (right).

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

3D Picture Settings

3D Contrast

If you are watching 3D pictures, you can adjust the

contrast of the 3D picture with 3D Contrast .

To adjust the 3D contrast…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select 3D Contrast and press



(right).

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

3D Video Contrast

If you are watching 3D pictures, you can decrease

the range of the video contrast With 3D Video

Contrast. 3D Video Contrast are settings intended for

expert users.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Contrast > 3D Video

contrast, and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Advanced Picture Settings

Game or Computer

When you connect a device, the TV recognizes its

type and gives each device a correct type name. You

can change the type name if you wish. If a correct

type name for a device is set, the TV automatically

switches to the ideal TV settings when you switch to

this device in the Sources menu.

If you have a game console with a built-in Blu-ray

Disc player, you might have set the type name to Blu-

ray Disc. With Game or Computer you can switch to

the ideal settings for gaming manually. Don't forget to

switch the Game or Computer setting off, when you

return to watch TV.

To switch the setting manually…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Game or Computer, and

select the device type you want to use. To switch

back to TV, select Off.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Colour Settings

Tint

With Tint, you can adjust the level of tint in fine detail

of the picture.

To adjust the tint…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Colour and press OK.

4 - Select Tint, and press



(right).

5 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Colour Enhancement

With Colour Enhancement, you can enhance the

colour intensity and the details in bright colours.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Colour > Colour

Enhancement and press OK.

4 - Select Maximum, Medium, Minimum or Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Colour Temperature

With Colour Temperature, you can set the picture to

a preset colour temperature or select Custom to set

a temperature setting yourself with Custom Colour

Temperature. Colour Temperature and Custom

Colour Temperature are settings intended for expert

users.

To select a preset…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Colour > Colour

Temperature and press OK.

4 - Select Normal, Warm or Cool. Or

select Custom if you want to customise a colour

temperature yourself.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Custom Colour Temperature

With Custom Colour Temperature, you can set a

colour temperature yourself. To set a custom colour

temperature, first select Custom in the Colour

Temperature menu. Custom Colour Temperature is a

setting intended for expert users.

To set a custom colour temperature…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Colour > Custom Colour

Temperature and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value. WP is white point and BL is black

level. You can also select one of the presets in this

menu.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Colour Control Settings

ISF Colour Control

With ISF Colour Control, an ISF expert can calibrate

the colour reproduction of the TV. Colour Control is

an ISF expert setting.

Get the most out of your TV display with ISF®

Calibration. Ask a ISF calibration expert to come to

your home and set the TV to the most optimal picture

setting. Additionally the expert can set an ISF

Calibration for Ambilight.

Ask your dealer for an ISF Calibration.

Calibration benefits are…

• better picture clarity and sharpness

• better detail in bright and dark parts

• deeper and darker blacks

• better colour purity and quality

• reduced energy consumption

The ISF Calibration expert stores and locks the ISF

settings as 2 picture styles.

When the ISF Calibration is done, press



and

select Picture Style and select ISF Day or ISF

Night. Select ISF Day to watch TV during bright light

conditions or select ISF Night when it's dark.

Hue

To adjust Hue value…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Colour > Colour

control and press OK.

4 - Select Hue, and press



(right).

5 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Saturation

To adjust Saturation value…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Colour > Colour

control and press OK.

4 - Select Saturation, and press



(right).

5 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Reset All

With Reset All, you can reset all value to default.

To reset all value in Colour Control menu…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Colour > Colour

control and press OK.

4 - Select Reset All, and OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

ISF RGB Only Mode

RGB Only Mode is an ISF expert setting to switch to

RGB colours. To adjust values in RGB Only

Mode menu, first set ISF Day or ISF Night in the

Picture Style menu.

To adjust RGB Only Mode value…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Colour > RGB Only

Mode and press OK.

4 - Select Red, Green, Blue, or Off to turn off

RGB mode.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Contrast Settings

Contrast Modes

With Contrast Mode, you can set the level at which

power consumption can be reduced by dimming the

intensity of the screen. Choose for the best power

consumption or for the picture with the best intensity.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Contrast > Contrast

Mode and press OK.

4 - Select Standard, Best power, Best picture,

or Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Dynamic Contrast

With Dynamic Contrast, you can set the level at

which the TV automatically enhances the details in

the dark, middle and light areas of the picture.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Contrast > Dynamic

Contrast and press OK.

4 - Select Maximum, Medium, Minimum or Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Brightness

With Brightness, you can set the level of brightness

of the picture signal. Brightness is a setting intended

for expert users. We recommend non-expert users to

adjust the brightness of the picture with

the Contrast setting.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

- Select Advanced > Contrast > Brightness, and

press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Video Contrast

With Video Contrast, you can decrease the range of

the video contrast.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Contrast > Video

Contrast, and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

3D Video Contrast

If you are watching 3D pictures, you can decrease

the range of the video contrast With 3D Video

Contrast. 3D Video Contrast are settings intended for

expert users.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Contrast > 3D Video

Contrast, and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Light Sensor

The Light Sensor adjusts the picture and Ambilight

settings automatically to the lighting conditions of the

room. You can switch Light Sensor on or off.

To switch on or off…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Contrast > Light

Sensor, and press OK.

4 - Select On or Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Gamma

With Gamma, you can set a non-linear setting for

picture luminance and contrast. Gamma is a setting

intended for expert users.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Contrast > Gamma, and

press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Sharpness Settings

Ultra Resolution

With Ultra Resolution, you switch on a superior

sharpness in line edges and contours.

To switch on or off…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Sharpness > Ultra

Resolution, and press OK.

4 - Select On or Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Noise Reduction

With Noise Reduction, you can filter out and reduce

the level of image noise.

To adjust the noise reduction…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Sharpness > Noise

Reduction, and press



(right) to enter the menu.

4 - Select Maximum, Medium, Minimum or Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

MPEG Artefact Reduction

With MPEG Artefact Reduction, you can smoothen

the digital transitions in the picture. MPEG artefacts

are mostly visible as small blocks or jagged edges in

images.

To reduce the MPEG artefacts…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Sharpness > MPEG

Artefact Reduction, and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

4 - Select Maximum, Medium, Minimum or Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Motion Settings

Perfect Natural Motion

With Perfect Natural Motion, you can reduce the

motion judder, visible in movies on TV. Perfect Natural

Motion makes any movement smooth and fluent.

To adjust the motion judder…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Motion > Perfect Natural

Motion, and press OK.

4 - Select Maximum, Medium, Minimum or Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Picture Format

Basic

If the picture is not filling the whole screen, if black

bars are showing on the top or bottom or at both

sides, you can adjust the picture to fill the screen

completely.

To select one of the basic settings to fill the screen…

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



2 - Select Picture Format > Fill Screen or Fit to

Screen, and press OK.

3 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

• Fill Screen – automatically enlarges the picture to

fill the screen. Picture distortion is minimal, subtitles

remain visible. Not suitable for PC input. Some

extreme picture formats can still show black bars.

• Fit to Screen – automatically zooms in the picture

to fill the screen without distortion. Black bars may be

visible. Not suitable for PC input.

Advanced

If the two basic settings are inadequate to format the

picture you want, you can use the advanced settings.

With the advanced settings you manually format the

picture on your screen.

You can zoom, stretch and shift the picture until it

shows what you need – e.g. missing subtitles or

scrolling text banners . If you format the picture for a

specific Source – like a connected game console –

you can return to this setting the next time you use

the game console. The TV stores the last setting you

did for each connection.

To format the picture manually…

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



2 - Select Advanced and press OK.

3 - Use Shift, Zoom, Stretch or Original to adjust

the picture. Select Undo to return to the setting the

picture had when you opened Picture Format.

• Shift – Select on the arrows to shift the picture. You

can only shift the picture when it is zoomed in.

• Zoom – Select on the arrows to zoom in.

• Stretch – Select on the arrows to stretch the

picture vertically or horizontally.

• Undo – Select to return to the picture format you

started with.

• Original – Shows the original format of the

incoming picture. This is a 1:1 pixel on pixel format.

Expert mode for HD and PC input.

Quick Picture Setting

During the first installation, you did some picture

settings in a few easy steps. You can redo these steps

with Quick Picture Setting. To do these steps, make

sure the TV can tune to a TV channel or can show a

programme from a connected device.

To set the picture in a few easy steps…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Picture and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Quick Picture Setting, and

press OK.

4 - Select Start.

5 - Select the picture setting you prefer and go to the

next setting.

6 - Finally select Finish.

7 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

15.2

Sound

Sound Style

Select a Style

For easy sound adjustment, you can select a preset

setting with Sound Style.

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Sound Style, and select one of the styles

in the list.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

The available styles are…

• Personal - The sound preferences you set during

the first start up.

• Original - Most neutral sound setting

• Movie - Ideal for watching movies

• Music - Ideal for listening to music

• Game - Ideal for gaming

• News - Ideal for speech

Restore a Style

With a Sound Style selected, you can adjust any

sound setting in Setup > Sound…

The selected style will store the changes you made.

We recommend to adjust the sound settings for the

style Personal only. The Sound Style - Personal can

save its settings for each individual connected device

in Sources menu.

To restore the style to its original setting…

1 - While watching a TV channel, press



2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Sound Style , and select the

Sound Style you want to restore.

4 - Press the colour key



Restore Style . The style

is restored

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Sound Settings

Bass

With Bass, you can adjust the level of low tones in

the sound.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Bass and press



(right).

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Treble

With Treble, you can adjust the level of high tones in

the sound.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Treble and press



(right).

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Surround mode

With Surround Mode, you can set the sound effect of

the TV speakers.

To set the surround mode…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Surround mode and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

4 - Select Stereo or Incredible surround.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Sound Settings for Watching 3D

Incredible surround 3D

With Surround Mode, you can set the sound effect of

the TV speakers. If you select Incredible

Surround for 2D viewing, the TV will switch

to Incredible Surround 3D automatically when you

start watching 3D. If you do not want the TV to switch

automatically, select Off in Auto Surround 3D.

To set the surround mode…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Surround mode and press OK.

4 - Select Stereo, or Incredible surround 3D.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Auto surround 3D

With Auto Surround 3D, you can prevent the TV to

automatically switch to Incredible Surround 3D when

the TV is switched to 3D.

To switch on or off…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Auto Surround 3D and press OK.

4 - Select On or Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Advanced Sound Settings

Auto Volume Levelling

With Auto Volume Levelling, you can set the TV to

automatically level out sudden volume differences.

Typically at the beginning of adverts or when you are

switching channels.

To switch on or off…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

4 - Select Auto volume levelling and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

5 - Select On or Off.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Clear Sound

With Clear Sound, you improve the sound for

speech. Ideal for news programmes. You can switch

the speech improvement on or off.

To switch on or off…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Clear sound and press OK.

4 - Select On or Off, then press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Audio Out Format

With Audio Out Format you can set the audio out

signal of the TV to fit the sound processing

capabilities of your Home Theatre System.

To set Audio Out Format…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Audio Out Format and

press OK.

4 - Select Multichannel or Stereo, then press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Audio Out Levelling

With Audio Out Levelling you can level the sound

volume of the Home Theatre System with the volume

of the TV when you switch over from one to another.

To level the difference in volume…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Audio Out Levelling and

press OK.

4 - Select More, Medium, or Less, then press OK.

5 - If the volume difference is large, select More. If

the volume difference is small, select Less.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Audio Out Delay

If you set an Audio sync delay on your Home Theatre

System, to synchronise the sound with the picture,

you must switch off Audio Out Delay on the TV.

To switch off Audio Out Delay…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Audio Out Delay and

press OK.

4 - Select Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Audio Out Offset

If you cannot set a delay on the Home Theatre

System, you can set a delay on the TV with Audio

Out Offset.

To synchronise the sound on the TV…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Audio Out Offset and

press OK.

4 - Use the slider bar to set the sound offset and

press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Headphone volume

With Headphones Volume, you can set the volume

of a connected headphone separately.

To adjust the volume…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Headphones Volume and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Speakers

TV Speakers

You can send the TV sound to a connected audio

device - a Home Theatre System or audio system.

You can select where you want to hear the TV sound

and how you want to control it.

• If you select TV Speakers Off, you permanently

switch off the TV speakers.

• If you select TV Speakers On, the TV speakers are

always on.

With an audio device connected with HDMI CEC, you

can use one of the EasyLink settings.

• If you select EasyLink, the TV sends the TV sound

to the audio device. The TV will switch off the TV

speakers when the device is playing the sound.

• If you select EasyLink Autostart, the TV will switch

on the audio device, send the TV sound to the device

and switch off the TV speakers.

With EasyLink or EasyLink Autostart selected, you can

still switch to TV speakers if necessary.

To set the TV speakers…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Advanced and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

4 - Select TV Speakers and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

5 - Select TV Speakers On, TV Speakers

Off, EasyLink, or EasyLink Autostart .

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

To switch to speakers directly…

1 - While watching TV, press



2 - Select Speakers and select TV or Audio

System.

3 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Wireless Speakers

What You Need

You can connect a wireless speaker – a subwoofer or

a sound bar – to this TV.

A range of selected Philips wireless speaker products

can connect and play the TV sound. Consult the

Philips website for suited wireless audio products for

this TV - www.philips.com/tv

To play the TV sound on a wireless speaker, you must

pair the wireless speaker with the TV. You can pair up

to 10 wireless speakers but you can only play the

sound on one wireless audio speaker at a time. If you

connect a subwoofer, the sound is played on the TV

and the subwoofer. If you connect a sound bar the

sound is played on the sound bar only.

Select a Speaker

To connect a wireless speaker…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Wireless Speakers > Connect a

Speaker and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Remove a Speaker

To remove a wireless speaker…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Wireless Speakers > Remove a

Speaker and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Subwoofer Volume

To adjust the volume of wireless speaker…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Sound and press



(right) to enter the

menu.

3 - Select Wireless Speakers > Subwoofer

Volume and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Problems

Lost connection

• Position the wireless speaker within a range of 5

meters from the TV.

• Places with a high amount of wireless activity -

apartments with lots of wireless routers - can hamper

the wireless connection. Keep the router and wireless

speaker as close to the TV as possible.

Audio and video mismatch

• Some wireless speakers systems might have audio

and video sync problems. We recommend using

Philips wireless audio products.

TV Placement

As part of the first installation, this setting is set to

either On a TV stand or On the Wall. If you have

changed the placement of the TV since then, adjust

this setting accordingly for best sound reproduction.

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select TV Settings and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select TV Placement and press OK.

4 - Select On a TV stand or On the Wall.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

15.3

Ambilight

Ambilight Style

You can set a style for Ambilight. There are several

dynamic styles and one static style – a constant

colour. For the static style you can select the colour

yourself. Alternatively, you can switch Ambilight off.

To set the Ambilight Style…

1 - Press



(Ambilight).

2 - Select on the Ambilight Style you prefer. If you

select Static a colour palette appears. Select on a

colour in the palette to set the Static colour. To switch

Ambilight off, select Off.

Next to the setting Off, the available styles are…

• Standard

• Natural

• Immersive

• Vivid

• Game

• Comfort

• Relax

• ISF

• Static

Ambilight Settings

Ambilight Brightness

With Ambilight Brightness, you can set the level of

brightness of the Ambilight.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Brightness and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Ambilight Brightness, at bottom side

To adjust the Ambilight brightness level at bottom

side…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Brightness Bottom Side and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Ambilight Saturation

With Ambilight Saturation, you can set the level of

colour saturation of the Ambilight.

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Saturation and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Static Ambilight Colour

To adjust the level…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Static Ambilight Colour and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Advanced Ambilight Settings

Wall Colour

With Wall Colour, you can neutralise the influence of

a coloured wall on the Ambilight colours. Select the

colour of the wall behind the TV and the TV will

modify the Ambilight colours to appear as they are

intended.

To select the colour of the wall . . .

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Wall Colour and press OK.

4 - In the colour palette, select the colour that

matches the colour of the wall behind the TV.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

TV Switch Off

With TV Switch Off, you can set Ambilight to switch

off immediately or slowly fade out when you switch

off the TV. The slow fade out gives you some time to

switch on the lights in your living room.

To select the way how Ambilight switches off…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Advanced > TV Switch Off and

press OK.

4 - Select Fade Out to Off or Immediate Switch

Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Lounge Light Mood

When the TV is on Standby, you can switch Ambilight

on and create a Lounge Light effect in your room.

To select the a preset mood colour for Lounge Light…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Lounge Light and

press OK.

4 - Select the mood you want.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

With the Philips TV Remote App on your smartphone

or tablet, you can set up a Lounge Light Mood colour

sequence yourself. In the list of moods, select TV

Remote App to use your latest Lounge Light creation

as Lounge Light Mood. With the TV in Standby and

your smartphone or tablet connected to the same

home network, you can change the current Lounge

Light Mood setting on your mobile device.

Lounge Light+hue

If you installed Ambilight+hue, you can let the hue

bulbs follow Lounge Light from Ambilight. The Philips

hue lamps will expand the Lounge Light effect across

the room. The hue bulbs are switched on and

automatically set to follow Lounge Light when you

configure Ambilight+hue. If you do not want the hue

bulbs to follow Lounge Light, you can switch the

bulbs off.

To switch the hue bulbs off…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Advanced > Lounge Light+hue and

press OK.

4 - Select Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

ISF Tuning

When an ISF expert calibrates the TV, a static

Ambilight colour can be calibrated. You can select

any colour you want to calibrate. With the ISF

Calibration done, you can select the static ISF colour.

To select the ISF static colour…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Advanced > ISF Tuning and press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Ambilight + Hue

Configure

With Configure, you can setup your Philips Hue bulbs

to follow the colours of Ambilight.

To setup your Philips Hue bulbs…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Ambilight+hue > Configure, and

press OK.

4 - Select Start.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Switch Off

To switch off Ambilight+hue...

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Ambilight+hue > Switch Off, and

press OK.

4 - Select Off, then press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Immersion

With Immersion, you can adjust how accurate the

Hue bulbs follow the Ambilight.

To adjust Ambilight+hue immersion...

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Ambilight+hue > Immersion, and

press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

View Configuration

With View Configuration, you can view current setup

of the Ambilight+hue, network, the Bridge and bulbs.

To view Ambilight+hue configuration...

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Ambilight+hue > View Configuration,

and press OK.

4 - Select Off, then press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Reset Configuration

To reset Ambilight+hue...

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Ambilight and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Ambilight+hue > Reset Configuration,

and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

15.4

Eco Settings

Energy Saving

Eco settings



bundles the settings that help the

environment.

Energy Saving

If you select Energy Saving, the TV switches to Picture

Style - Standard automatically, the most ideal energy

conscious setting for the picture and Ambilight.

To set the TV in Energy Saving…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Eco Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Energy Saving, the Picture Style is set to

Standard automatically.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Screen Off

If you only listen to music, you can switch off the TV

screen to save energy.

To only switch off the TV screen…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Eco Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Screen Off.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

To switch the screen back on, press any key on the

remote control.

Light Sensor

To save energy, the built-in ambient light sensor

lowers the brightness of the TV screen when the

surrounding light darkens. The built-in light sensor

automatically adjusts the picture, together with

Ambilight, to the lighting conditions of the room.

To activate the light sensor…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Eco Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Light Sensor. The icon



is shown in

front of Light Sensor when it is active.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Switch off timer

If the TV receives a TV signal but you don't press a

key on the remote control during a 4 hour period, the

TV switches off automatically to save energy. Also, if

the TV does not receive a TV signal nor a remote

control command for 10 minutes, the TV switches off

automatically.

If you use the TV as a monitor or use a digital receiver

to watch TV (a Set-Top Box - STB) and you do not

use the remote control of the TV, you should

deactivate this automatic switch off.

To deactivate the Switch Off Timer …

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Eco Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Switch Off Timer. Select inside the slider

bar to adjust the value. The value 0 (Off) deactivates

the automatic switch off.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

The icon



is shown in front of Switch Off Timer

when it is active.

15.5

General Settings

EasyLink

General Settings

To switch off EasyLink completely…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select EasyLink, press



(right) and

select EasyLink one step further.

4 - Select Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

EasyLink Remote Control

To switch off EasyLink remote control…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select EasyLink > Easylink Remote

Control, and press OK.

4 - Select Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

HDMI Ultra HD

This TV can display Ultra HD signals. Some devices -

connected with HDMI - do not recognise a TV with

Ultra HD and might not work correctly or show

distorted picture or sound. To avoid the

malfunctioning of such a device, you can set the

signal quality to a level the device can handle. If the

device is not using Ultra HD signals, you can switch

off Ultra HD for this HDMI connection.

The setting UHD 4:4:4/4:2:2 allows UHD YCbCr 4:4:4

/ 4:2:2 signals. The setting UHD 4:2:0 allows UHD

YCbCr 4:2:0 signals.

To set the signal quality…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Advanced > HDMI Ultra HD and

press OK.

4 - Select UHD 4:4:4/4:2:2, UHD 4:2:0 or

UHD Off and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Android Settings

Access Android Settings menu to view or adjust the

settings for using Android Apps.

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Android Settings, and press OK.

4 - Press



BACK if necessary, to close the menu.

USB Hard Drive

To set up and format a USB Hard Drive...

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select USB Hard Drive, and press OK.

4 - Select Start, then follow the instructions on

screen.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Philips Logo Brightness

You can switch off or adjust the brightness of the

Philips logo on the front of the TV.

To adjust or switch off…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Philips Logo Brightness, and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

4 - Select Minimum, Medium, Maximum,

or Off to switch off the lighting of the logo, then

press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Remote Control Keyboard

To set the keyboard layout to Azerty…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Remote Control Keyboard and

press OK.

4 - Select Azerty or Qwerty and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

USB Keyboard Settings

To install the USB keyboard, switch on the TV and

connect the USB keyboard to one of

the USB connections on the TV. When the TV

detects the keyboard for the first time, you can select

your keyboard lay-out and test your selection. If you

select a Cyrillic or Greek keyboard layout first, you

can select a secondary Latin keyboard layout.

To change the keyboard layout setting when a layout

was selected…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select USB Keyboard Settings, and press OK to

start the keyboard setup.

HbbTV

If a TV channel offers HbbTV pages, you must first

switch on HbbTV in the TV settings to view the pages.

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select HbbTV, and press OK.

4 - Select On or Off.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

If you want to avoid access to HbbTV pages on a

specific channel, you can block the HbbTV pages for

this channel only.

1 - Tune to the channel of which you want to block

the HbbTV pages.

2 - Press



OPTIONS and select HBB TV on This

Channel and press OK.

3 - Select Off and press OK.

Switch Off Timer

To deactivate the Switch Off Timer …

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Eco Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Switch Off Timer. Select inside the slider

bar to adjust the value. The value 0 (Off) deactivates

the automatic switch off.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

The icon



is shown in front of Switch Off Timer

when it is active.

Home or Shop

If the TV is installed in a shop, you can set the TV to

display an in store promotion banner. Picture

Style is set to Vivid automatically. Switch Off

Timer is switched off.

To set the TV to Shop location…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Location > Shop, and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

If you use the TV at home, set the TV in Home

location.

Shop Setup

If the TV is set to Shop, you can set the availablility of

a specific demo for in store use.

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Shop Setup and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

4 - Select Off or Feature Promotion Banner as in

store demo

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

TV Placement

As part of the first installation, this setting is set to

either On a TV stand or On the Wall. If you have

changed the placement of the TV since then, adjust

this setting accordingly for best sound reproduction.

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select TV Placement and press OK.

4 - Select On a TV stand or On the Wall.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

TV Guide

For more information, press



Keywords and look

up TV Guide, data and information.

Channel Logos

In some countries, the TV can show the channel

logos.

If you do not want these logos to appear, you can

switch them off.

To switch off the logos…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Channel Logos and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Off and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Factory Settings

You can set the TV back to the original TV settings

(the factory settings) for picture, sound and Ambilight.

To switch back to the original settings…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Factory Settings and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Child Lock

Parental Rating

To set a minumum age to watch rated programmes...

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Child Lock > Parental Rating, and

select one of the age in the list.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

App Lock

To lock App Gallery apps unsuited for children...

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Child Lock > App Lock and press OK.

4 - Select On or Off, then press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Set Code / Change Code

The Child Lock PIN code is used to lock or unlock

channels or programmes.

To set the lock code or to change the current code…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Child Lock > Set Code or Change

Code and press OK.

4 - Enter a 4 digit code of your choice. If a code is set

already, enter the current Child Lock code and then

enter the new code twice.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

The new code is set.

Forgotten your Child Lock PIN code?

If you forgot your PIN code, you can override the

current code and enter a new code.

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Child Lock > Change Code and

press OK.

4 - Enter the overriding code 8888.

5 - Now enter a new Child Lock PIN code and enter it

again to confirm.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

The new code is set.

Reinstall TV

You can redo a full TV installation. The TV is

completely reinstalled.

To redo a full TV installation…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and select Reinstall

TV.

3 - Follow the instructions on screen. The installation

may take a few minutes.

15.6

Clock, Region and Language

Menu Language

To change the language of the TV menus and

messages…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Language > Menu Language and

press OK.

4 - Select on the language you need.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Language preferences

Audio Language Settings

Digital TV channels can broadcast audio with several

spoken languages for a programme. You can set a

preferred primary and secondary audio language. If

audio in one of these languages is available, the TV

will switch to this audio.

If none of the preferred audio languages is available,

you can select another audio language which is

available.

To set the primary and secondary audio language…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Selec General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Languages > Primary

Audio or Secondary Audio and press OK.

4 - Select on the language you need.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

To select an audio language when none of your

preferred audio language is available…

1 - Press



OPTIONS .

2 - Select Audio Language and select on the audio

language you want temporarily.

Subtitles

Switch On

To switch on Subtitles, press SUBTITLE.

You can switch subtitles On, Off or On During

Mute.

Or to show subtitles automatically when the

broadcasted programme is not in language – the

language set for the TV – select Automatic. This

setting will also show Subtitles automatically when

you mute the sound.

Subtitle Language Settings

Digital channels can offer several subtitle languages

for a programme. You can set a preferred primary and

secondary subtitle language. If subtitles in one of

these languages are available, the TV will show the

subtitles you selected.

If none of the preferred subtitle languages are

available, you can select another subtitle language

which is available.

To set the primary and secondary subtitle language…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Languages > Primary

Subtitles or Secondary Subtitles and press OK.

4 - Select on the language you need.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

To select a subtitle language when none of your

preferred languages are available…

1 - Press



OPTIONS .

2 - Select Subtitle Language and select on the

language you want temporarily.

Subtitles from Text

If you tune to an analogue channel, you need to

make the subtitles available for each channel

manually.

1 - Switch to a channel and press TEXT to open

Text.

2 - Enter the page number for subtitles, usually 888.

3 - Press TEXT again, to close Text.

If you select On in the Subtitle menu when watching

this analogue channel, subtitles will be shown if

available.

To know if a channel is analogue or digital, switch to

the channel and open Channel

Info in



OPTIONS.

Text / Teletex Languages

Text Pages

To open Text/Teletext press TEXT, while you are

watching TV channels.

To close Text, press TEXT again.

Select a Text page

To select a page . . .

1 - Enter the page number with the number keys.

2 - Use the arrow keys to navigate.

3 - Press a colour key to select a colour-coded

subject at the bottom of the screen.

Text sub-pages

A Text page number can hold several subpages. The

subpage numbers are shown on a bar next to the

main page number.

To select a subpage, press





T.O.P. Text pages

Some broadcasters offer T.O.P. Text.

To open T.O.P. Text pages within Text,

press



OPTIONS and select T.O.P. overview.

Favourite pages

The TV makes a list of the last 10 Text pages you

opened. You can easily reopen them again in the

Favourite Text pages column.

1 - In Text, select the star in the top left corner of

the screen to show the column of favourite pages.

2 - Press



(down) or



(up) to select a page

number and press OK to open the page.

You can clear the list with the option Clear favourite

pages.

Search Text

You can select a word and scan Text for all

occurences of this word.

1 - Open a Text page and press OK.

2 - Select a word or number with the arrow keys.

3 - Press OK again to jump immediately to the next

occurence of this word or number.

4 - Press OK again to jump to the subsequent

occurence.

5 - To stop searching, press



(up) until nothing is

selected.

Text from a connected device

Some devices that receive TV channels can also offer

Text.

To open Text from a connected device . . .

1 - Press

,

select the device and press OK.

2 - While watching a channel on the device,

press



OPTIONS , select Show device keys and

select the



key and press OK.

3 - Press



BACK to hide the device keys.

4 - To close Text, press



BACK again.

Digital Text (UK only)

Some digital broadcasters offer dedicated Digital Text

or interactive TV on their digital TV channels. This

includes normal Text using the number, colour and

arrow keys to select and navigate.

To close Digital Text, press



BACK.

Text Options

In Text/Teletext, press



OPTIONS to select the

following…

• Freeze page

To stop the automatic rotation of subpages.

• Dual screen / Full screen

To show the TV channel and Text alongside each

other.

• T.O.P. overview

To open T.O.P. Text.

• Enlarge

To enlarge the Text page for comfortable reading.

• Reveal

To unhide hidden information on a page.

• Cycle subpages

To cycle subpages when these are available.

• Language

To switch the group of characters that Text uses to

display correctly.

• Text 2.5

To activate the Text 2.5 for more colours and better

graphics.

Text Setup

Text language

Some digital TV broadcasters have several Text

languages available.

To set your primary and secondary Text language . . .

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Language > Primary Text or Secondary

Text and press OK.

4 - Select your preferred Text languages.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Text 2.5

If available, Text 2.5 offers more colours and better

graphics. Text 2.5 is activated as a standard factory

setting.

To switch off Text 2.5…

1 - Press TEXT.

2 - With Text/Teletext open on screen,

press



OPTIONS.

3 - Select Text 2.5 > Off.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Clock

Date and Time

Automatic

To know what time it is, press



. The Home

Menu always shows what time it is.

In some countries, digital broadcasts do not send UTC

- Coordinated Universal Time information. The

daylight saving change might be ignored and the TV

might show an incorrect time.

When you record programmes - scheduled in the TV

Guide, we recommend not to change the time and

date manually. In some countries, for some network

operators, the Clock setting is hidden to avoid an

incorrect clock setting.

To correct the TV clock automatically...

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Clock > Auto Clock Mode, and

select Country dependent.

4 - Select Daylight saving and select the

appropriate setting.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Manual

To set the TV clock manually…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Clock > Auto Clock Mode, and

select Manual.

4 - Select Date and Time to adjust.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Time Zone

To set the time zone…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Clock > Time Zone, and press OK.

4 - Select one of the time zones.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Sleep Timer

With the Sleep Timer, you can set the TV to switch to

Standby automatically after a preset time.

To set the Sleep Timer…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Sleep Timer and press



(right). With

the slider bar you can set the time to up to 180

minutes in increments of 5 minutes. If set to 0

minutes, the Sleep Timer is switched off. You can

always switch off your TV earlier or reset the time

during the countdown.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

15.7

Universal Access

Switch On

With Universal Access switched on, the TV is

prepared for use for the deaf, hard of hearing, blind or

partially sighted people.

Switch on

If you did not switch on Universal Access during the

installation, you can still switch it on in Universal

Access menu.

To switch on Accessibility…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Universal Access and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Universal Access one step further.

4 - Select On and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

With Universal Access switched on, the

option Universal Access is added in the Options

menu.

Hard of Hearing

Some digital TV channels broadcast special audio and

subtitles adapted for the hard of hearing or deaf

people. With Hearing impaired switched on, the TV

automatically switches to the adapted audio and

subtitles, if available. Before you can switch

on Hearing impaired, you have to switch

on Universal Access.

To switch on Hearing impaired…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Universal Access and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Hearing impaired and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

4 - Select On and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

To switch on Hearing impaired while watching TV...

1 - While watching a TV channel,

press



OPTIONS , select Universal Access and

press OK.

2 - Select Hearing impaired, and select On.

To check whether a hearing impaired audio language

is available, press



OPTIONS , select Audio

Language and look for an audio language marked

with a



If Accessibility does not appear in the Options menu,

switch on Universal Access in setup menu.

Audio Description

Switch On

Digital TV channels can broadcast special audio

commentary describing what is happening on

screen.

To be able to set the visually impaired audio and

effects, you have to switch on Audio

Description first.

Also, before you can switch on Audio Description,

you have to switch on Universal Access in setup

menu.

With Audio Description, a narrator's commentary is

added to the normal audio.

To switch on the commentary (if available)…

To switch on Audio Description…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Universal Access and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Audio Description and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

4 - Select Audio Description one step further

5 - Select On and press OK.

6 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

To switch on Audio Description while watching TV...

1 - While watching a TV channel,

press



OPTIONS , select Universal Access and

press OK.

2 - Select Audio Description, and select On.

You can check if an audio commentary is available.

In the Options menu, select Audio Language and

look for an audio language marked with a



Mixed Volume

You can mix the volume of the normal audio with the

audio commentary.

To mix the volume…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Universal Access and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Audio Description > Mixed Volume and

press OK.

4 - Press the arrows



(up) or



(down) to adjust

the value.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

If an audio language with added audio commentary is

available, you can also find this setting



OPTIONS > Universal Access > Mixed

Volume.

Audio Effect

Some audio commentary can hold extra audio

effects, like stereo or fading sound.

To switch on Audio effects (if available)…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Universal Access and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Audio Description > Audio Effects and

press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Speech

The audio commentary can also hold subtitles for the

words which are spoken.

To switch on these subtitles (if available) . . .

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Universal Access and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Audio Description > Speech and press

OK.

4 - Select Descriptive or Subtitles and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

15.8

Wireless and Networks

Network

Connect to your home network, wired or wireless. Or

adjust the network settings.

For more information, press



Keywords and look

up Network, connect or Network, settings.

Bluetooth

Search for Devices

To make a Bluetooth connection…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Bluetooth > Search Bluetooth

Device and press OK.

4 - Follow the instructions on screen.

Remove Device

To remove a Bluetooth connection…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Bluetooth > Remove Device and

press OK.

Switch on a Bluetooth device

To switch on or off Bluetooth connection on your TV...

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Wireless and Networks and

press



(right) to enter the menu.

3 - Select Bluetooth > Bluetooth On/Off and

press OK.

4 - Select On and press OK.

5 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

15.9

Android Settings

Access Android Settings menu to view or adjust the

settings for using Android Apps.

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Android Settings, and press OK.

4 - Press



BACK if necessary, to close the menu.

Channel Installation

16.1

Antenna/Cable Installation

Update Channels

Automatic Channel Update

If you receive digital channels, you can set the TV to

automatically update these channels.

Once a day, at 6 AM, the TV updates the channels

and stores new channels. New channels are stored in

the Channels List and are marked with a



Channels without a signal are removed. The TV must

be in Standby to automatically update channels. You

can switch off Automatic Channel Update.

To switch off the automatic update…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Antenna/Cable Installation > Automatic

Channel Update and select Off.

3 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

When new channels are found or if channels are

updated or removed, a message is shown at TV start

up. To avoid this message to appear after every

channel update, you can switch it off.

To switch off the message…

1 - Press



2 - Select Antenna/Cable Installation > Channel

Update Message and select Off.

3 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

In certain countries, the Automatic channel update is

done while watching TV or on any moment when the

TV is in Standby.

Manual Channel Update

You can always start an channel update yourself.

To start a channel update manually…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Antenna/Cable Installation > Search for

Channels, then press OK.

3 - Select Start and press OK.

4 - Follow the instructions on screen. The update

may take a few minutes.

Reinstall Channels

You can reinstall all channels and leave all other TV

settings untouched.

If a child lock code is set, you will need to enter this

code before you can reinstall channels.

To reinstall channels…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Antenna/Cable Installation > Search for

Channels and select Start.

3 - Select Reinstall Channels, then press OK.

4 - Follow the instructions on screen. The installation

may take a few minutes.

Reinstall TV

You can redo a full TV installation. The TV is

completely reinstalled.

To redo a full TV installation…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and select Reinstall TV.

3 - Follow the instructions on screen. The installation

may take a few minutes.

Factory Settings

You can set the TV back to the original TV settings

(the factory settings) for picture, sound and Ambilight.

To switch back to the original settings…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

3 - Select Factory Settings and press OK.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Channel List Copy

Introduction

Channel List Copy is intended for dealers and expert

users. In some countries, Channel List Copy is only

available for copying satellite channels.

With Channel List Copy, you can copy the channels

installed on one TV onto another Philips TV of the

same range. With Channel List Copy, you avoid the

time-consuming channel search by uploading a

predefined channel list on a TV. Use a USB flash drive

of minimum 1 GB.

Conditions

• Both TVs are from the same year range.

• Both TVs have the same hardware type. Check the

hardware type on the TV type plate on the back of

the TV. Typically noted as Q . . . LA

• Both TVs have compatible software versions.

Current software version

You can check the current version of the TV software

with in



> Update Software > Current Software

Info.

Copy Channel List

To copy a channel list…

1 - Switch on the TV. This TV should have channels

installed.

2 - Plug in a USB flash drive.

3 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

4 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

5 - Select Channel List Copy and select Copy to

USB. You might be asked to enter the Child Lock PIN

code to copy the channel list.

6 - When copying is done, unplug the USB flash

drive.

7 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

Now you can upload the copied channel list onto

another Philips TV.

Upload Channel List

To not Installed TVs

Depending on whether your TV is already installed or

not, you must use a different method to upload a

channel list.

To a TV that is not yet installed

1 - Plug in the power plug to start the installation and

select language and country. You can skip the

channel search. Finish the installation.

2 - Plug in the USB flash drive that holds the channel

list of the other TV.

3 - To start the channel list upload, press



4 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

5 - Select Channel List Copy and select Copy to

TV. You might be asked to enter the Child Lock PIN

code of this TV.

6 - The TV notifies you if the channel list is copied to

the TV successfully. Unplug the USB flash drive.

To Installed TVs

Depending on whether your TV is already installed or

not, you must use a different method to upload a

channel list.

To an already installed TV

1 - Verify the country setting of the TV. (To verify this

setting, press



. Select Antenna/Cable

Installation and select Reinstall channels.

Press



and later Cancel to leave the installation.)

If the country is correct continue with step 2.

If the country is not correct, you need to start a

reinstallation. To start the reinstallation,

press



. Select Antenna/Cable Installation and

select Reinstall channels. Select the correct country

and skip the channels search. Finish the installation.

When done, continue with step 2.

2 - Plug in the USB flash drive that holds the channel

list of the other TV.

3 - To start the channel list upload, press



4 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

5 - Select Channel List Copy and select Copy to

TV. You might be asked to enter the Child Lock PIN

code of this TV.

6 - The TV notifies you if the channel list is copied to

the TV successfully. Unplug the USB flash drive.

DVB-T or DVB-C

DVB-T or DVB-C Reception

During the channel installation, just before you search

for channels, you selected Antenna (DVB-T) or Cable

(DVB-C). Antenna DVB-T searches for terrestrial

analogue channels and digital DVB-T channels. Cable

DVB-C searches for analogue and digital channels

available from a cable DVB-C operator.

DVB-C Channel Installation

For ease of use, all DVB-C settings are set to

automatic.

If your DVB-C operator gave you specific DVB-C

values, the network ID or network frequency, enter

these values when the TV asks for them during

installation.

Channel Number Conflicts

In some countries, different TV channels

(broadcasters) might have the same channel number.

While installing, the TV shows the list with channel

number conflicts. You need to select which TV

channel you want to install on a channel number with

multiple TV channels.

DVB Settings

Network Frequency Mode

If you intend to use the fast Quick Scan method

in Frequency Scan to search for channels,

select Automatic. The TV will use 1 of the predefined

network frequencies (or HC - homing channel) as

used by most cable operator in your country.

If you received a specific network frequency value to

search for channels, select Manual.

Network Frequency

With the Network Frequency Mode set to Manual,

you can enter the network frequency value received

from your cable operator here. To enter the value, use

the number keys.

Frequency Scan

Select the method of searching for channels. You can

select the faster Quick Scan method and use the

predefined settings used by most cable operator in

your country.

If this results in having no channels installed or if

some channels are missing, you can select the

extended Full Scan method. This method will take

more time to search for and install channels.

Frequency Step Size

The TV searches for channels in steps of 8MHz.

If this results in having no channels installed or if

some channels are missing, you can search in smaller

steps of 1MHz. Using the 1MHz steps will take more

time to search for and install channels.

Digital Channels

If you know your cable operator is not offering digital

channels, you can skip searching for digital channels.

Analogue Channels

If you know your cable operator is not offering

analogue channels, you can skip searching for

analogue channels.

Free / Scrambled

If you have a subscription and a CAM - Conditional

Access Module for pay TV services, select Free +

Scrambled. If you did not subscribe to pay TV

channels or services, you can select Free

Channels Only .

For more information, press the colour

key



Keywords and look up CAM, Conditional

Access Module.

Reception Quality

You can check the quality and signal strength of a

digital channel. If you have your own antenna, you

can reposition the antenna to try and improve the

reception.

To check the reception quality of a digital channel…

1 - Tune to the channel.

2 - Press



3 - Select General Settings and press



(right) to

enter the menu.

4 - Select Antenna/Cable Installation and select

Digital: Test Reception .

The digital frequency is shown for this channel. If the

reception is poor, you can reposition your antenna.

To check the signal quality of this frequency again,

select Search and press OK.

To enter a specific digital frequency yourself, use the

remote control digit keys. Alternatively, select the

frequency, position the arrows on a number

with



and



and change the number

with



and



. To check the frequency,

select Search.

If you use DVB-C to receive channels, the

options Symbol Rate Mode and Predefined

Symbol Rates are available. For Symbol Rate Mode,

select Automatic, unless your cable operator gave

you a specific symbol rate value. To enter the symbol

rate value, use the number keys.

Manual Installation

Analogue TV channels can be manually installed,

channel by channel.

To install analogue channels manually…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select TV Settings and press



(right) to enter

the menu.

3 - Select Antenna/Cable Installation and select

Analogue: Manual Installation .

• System

To set up the TV system, select System.

Select your country or the part of the world where

you are now.

• Search Channel

To find a channel, select Search Channel.

Select Search. You can also enter a frequency

yourself. If the reception is poor, press Search again.

If you want to store the channel, select Done.

• Store

You can store the channel on the current channel

number or as a new channel number.

Select Store Current Channel or Store as New

Channel.

You can redo these steps until you have found all

available analogue TV channels.

16.2

Satellite Installation

Installing Satellites

About Installing Satellites

This TV has two built-in satellite DVB-S/DVB-S2

tuners.

Up to 4 Satellites

You can install up to 4 satellites (4 LNBs) on this TV.

Select the exact number of satellites you wish to

install at the start of the installation. This will speed up

the installation.

Unicable

You can use a Unicable system to connect the

antenna dish to the TV. You can select Unicable for 1

or for 2 satellites at the start of the installation.

MDU - Multi-Dwelling-Unit

The built-in satellite tuners support MDU on the Astra

satellites and for Digiturk on the Eutelsat satellite.

MDU on Türksat is not supported.

Start the Installation

Make sure your satellite dish is connected correctly

and is perfectly aligned before you start the

installation.

To start the satellite installation…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Channels > Satellite Installation and

press OK. Enter your PIN code if necessary.

3 - Select Search for Satellite and press OK.

4 - Select Search and press OK. TV will search for

satellites.

5 - Select Install and press OK. The TV shows the

current satellite installation setup.

If you want to change this setup, select Settings.

If you don't want to change the setup, select Search.

Go to step 5.

6 - In Installation System, select the number of

satellites you want to install or select one of the

Unicable systems. When you select Unicable, you

can choose the User Band Numbers and enter the

User Band Frequencies for each tuner. In some

countries, you can adjust some expert settings for

each LNB in More Settings.

7 - The TV will search for the satellites available on

the alignment of your antenna dish. This may take a

few minutes. If a satellite is found, its name and

reception strength are shown on screen.

8 - When the TV found the satellites you need,

select Install.

9 - If a satellite offers Channel Packages, the TV will

show the available packages for that satellite. Select

the package you need. Some packages offer

a Quick or Full install for their available channels,

select one or the other. The TV will install the satellite

channels and radio stations.

10 - To store the satellite setup and installed

channels and radio stations, select Finish.

Satellite CAMs

If you use a CAM – a Conditional Access Module with

a smart card – to watch satellite channels, we

recommend to do the satellite installation with the

CAM inserted in the TV.

Most CAMs are used to descramble channels.

Newest generation CAMs (CI+ 1.3 with Operator

Profile), can install all the satellite channels by

themselves on your TV. The CAM will invite you to

install its satellite(s) and channels. These CAMs not

only install and descramble the channels but also

handle regular channel updates.

Channel Packages

Satellites can offer channel packages that bundle free

channels (free-to-air) and offer a sorting that suits a

country. Some satellites offer subscription packages -

a collection of channels you pay for.

If you choose a subscription package, the TV might

ask you to select a Quick or Full installation.

Select Quick to install the channels of the package

only or select Full to install the package and all

other available channels too. We recommend a Quick

installation for subscription packages. If you have

additional satellites that are not part of your

subscription package, we recommend a Full

installation. All installed channels are put in the

channels list All.

Unicable Setup

The Unicable System

You can use a Single Cable system, MDU or Unicable

system to connect the antenna dish to the TV. A

Single Cable system uses one cable to connect the

satellite dish to all satellite tuners in its system. A

Single Cable system is typically used in apartment

buildings. If you use a Unicable system, the TV will ask

you to assign a user band number and corresponding

frequency during the installation. You can install 1 or 2

satellites with Unicable on this TV.

If you notice some missing channels after a Unicable

installation, another installation might have been

done at the same moment on the Unicable system.

Do the installation again to install the missing

channels.

User Band Number

In a Unicable system, each connected satellite tuner

must be numbered (e.g. 0, 1, 2 or 3 etc.).

You can find the available user bands and their

number on the Unicable switchbox. User band is

sometimes shortened as UB. There are Unicable

switchboxes that offer 4 or 8 user bands. If you select

Unicable in the settings, the TV will ask you to assign

the unique user band number for each built-in

satellite tuners. A satellite tuner cannot have the same

user band number as another satellite tuner in the

Unicable system.

User Band Frequency

Next to the unique user band number, the built-in

satellite receiver needs the frequency of the selected

user band number. These frequencies are mostly

shown next to the user band number on a Unicable

switchbox.

Automatic Channel Update

If you receive digital satellite channels, you can set

the TV to automatically update these channels.

Once a day, at 6 AM, the TV updates the channels

and stores new channels. New channels are stored in

the Channels List and are marked with a



Channels without a signal are removed and if a

satellite operator reorders its channel package, the

channel list of the TV will be updated. The TV must

be in Standby to automatically update channels. You

can switch off Automatic Channel Update.

To switch off the automatic update…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Satellite Installation > Automatic

Channel Update and select Off.

3 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

You can set the TV to only update the channels of a

specific satellite.

To mark satellites for updating…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Satellite Installation and

select Automatic Update Option. In the list of

satellites, select a satellite to mark or unmark.

3 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

In certain countries, the automatic channel update is

done while watching TV or on any moment when the

TV is in Standby.

Manual Channel Update

You can always start an channel update yourself.

To start a channel update manually…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Satellite Installation > Search for

Channels and select Update Channels.

3 - Follow the instructions on screen. The update

may take a few minutes.

Add a Satellite

You can add an additional satellite to your current

satellite installation. The installed satellites and their

channels remain untouched. Some satellite operators

do not allow adding a satellite.

The additional satellite should be seen as an extra, it

is not your main satellite subscription or not the main

satellite of which you use its channel package.

Typically, you would add a 4th satellite when you

have 3 satellites already installed. If you have 4

satellites installed, you might consider removing one

first to be able to add a new satellite.

Setup

If you currently have only 1 or 2 satellites installed, the

current installation settings might not allow adding an

extra satellite. If you need to change the installation

settings, you must redo the complete satellite

installation. You cannot use Add satellite if a change

of settings is needed.

To add a satellite…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Satellite Installation > Search for

satellite and select Add Satellite. The current

satellites are shown.

3 - Select Search. The TV will search for new

satellites.

4 - If the TV has found one or more satellites,

select Install. The TV installs the channels of the

found satellites.

5 - To store the channels and radio stations,

select Finish.

Remove a Satellite

You can remove one or more satellites from your

current satellite installation. You remove the satellite

and its channels. Some satellite operators do not

allow removing a satellite.

To remove satellites…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Satellite Installation > Search for

satellite and select Remove Satellite. The current

satellites are shown.

3 - Select on the satellite(s) to mark or unmark them

to remove.

4 - Select Remove. The satellites are removed.

5 - Select Exit to close Remove Satellite.

Manual Installation

Manual Installation is intended for expert users.

You can use Manual Installation to quickly add new

channels from a satellite transponder. You need to

know the frequency and polarization of the

transponder. The TV will install all channels of that

transponder. If the transponder was installed before,

all its channels - the former and the new ones - are

moved to the end of the channel list All.

You cannot use Manual installation if you need to

change the number of satellites. If this is needed, you

have to do a complete installation with Install

Satellites.

To install a transponder…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Satellite Installation and select Manual

Installation.

3 - If you have more than 1 satellite installed, select

the satellite/LNB for which you want to add channels.

4 - Set the Polarization you need. If you set

the Symbol Rate Mode to Manual, you can enter

the symbol rate in Symbol Rate manually. Enter

the Frequency and start searching for the

transponder.

5 - If a transponder is found, select Store to store

the new transponder on the selected LNB.

6 - Select Exit to leave the manual installation.

LNB Settings

In some countries, you can adjust some expert

settings for each LNB.

LNB Power

By default, LNB Power is set to On.

22 kHz Tone

By default, the Tone is set to Auto.

Low LO Frequency / High LO Frequency

The local oscillator frequencies are set to standard

values. Adjust the values only in case of exceptional

equipment that needs different values.

Problems

The TV cannot find the satellites I want or the TV

installs the same satellite twice

• Make sure that the correct number of satellites is set

in Settings at the start of the installation. You can set

the TV to search for One, Two or 3/4 satellites.

A dual head LNB cannot find a second satellite

• If the TV finds one satellite but cannot find a second

one, turn the dish a few degrees. Align the dish to get

the strongest signal on the first satellite. Check the

signal strength indicator of the first satellite on screen.

With the first satellite set at the strongest signal, select

Search again to find the second satellite.

• Make sure the settings are set to Two Satellites.

Changing the installation settings did not solve my

problem

• All settings, satellites and channels are only stored

at the end of the installation when you finish.

All satellite channels are gone

• If you use a Unicable system, make sure you

assigned two unique user band numbers for both

built-in tuners in the Unicable settings. It might be

that another satellite receiver in your Unicable system

is using the same user band number.

Some satellite channels seem to have disappeared

from the channel list

• If some channels seem to be gone or displaced, the

broadcaster might have changed the transponder

location of these channels. To restore the channel

positions in the channel list, you can try an update of

the channel package.

I cannot remove a satellite

• Subscription packages do not allow removing a

satellite. To remove the satellite, you have to do a

complete installation again and select another

package.

Sometimes the reception is poor

• Check if the satellite dish is solidly mounted. Strong

winds can move the dish.

• Snow and rain can degrade the reception.

Software

17.1

Update Software

Update from USB

It might be necessary to update the TV software. You

need a computer with an high-speed Internet

connection and a USB flash drive to upload the

software on the TV. Use a USB flash drive with at least

500MB free space. Make sure that write protection is

switched off.

To update the TV software…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Update Software and press



(right).

Identify the TV

1 - Insert the USB flash drive into one of the USB

connections of the TV.

2 - Select Start. An identification file is written on

the USB flash drive.

Download the software

1 - Insert the USB flash drive into your computer.

2 - On the USB flash drive, locate the

file update.htm and double click it.

3 - Select Send ID.

4 - If new software is available, download the .zip

file.

5 - After the download, unzip the file and copy the

file autorun.upg onto the USB flash drive. Do not

place this file in a folder.

Update the TV software

1 - Insert the USB flash drive into the TV again. The

update starts automatically. Please wait. Do

not press a key on the remote control and do not

remove the USB flash drive.

2 - At the end of the update, the TV switches off and

back on again. The message Operation

successful (in English) appears on screen. You can

use the TV again.

If a power cut occurs during the update, never

remove the USB flash drive from the TV. When the

power returns, the update will continue.

To prevent an accidental update of the TV software,

delete the autorun.upg file from the USB flash drive.

Update from Internet

If the TV is connected to the Internet, you may receive

a message to update the TV software. You need a

high-speed (broadband) Internet connection. If you

receive this message, we recommend you to carry out

the update.

With the message on screen, select Update and

follow the instructions on screen.

When the update is complete, the TV switches off and

back on again automatically. Wait for the TV to

switch itself back on.

To look for a software update yourself…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Update Software > Search for

Updates and press OK.

3 - Select Internet and press



(right). Follow the

instructions on screen.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

17.2

Software Version

To view the current TV software version…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Update Software > Current Software

Info and press OK.

3 - See Version:.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

17.3

Open Source Software

This television contains open source software. TP

Vision Europe B.V. hereby offers to deliver, upon

request, a copy of the complete corresponding

source code for the copyrighted open source

software packages used in this product for which such

offer is requested by the respective licences.

This offer is valid up to three years after product

purchase to anyone in receipt of this information.

To obtain the source code, please write in English to .

. .

Intellectual Property Dept.

TP Vision Europe B.V.

Prins Bernhardplein 200

1097 JB Amsterdam

The Netherlands

17.4

Open Source License

README for the source code of the parts of TP Vision

Netherlands B.V. TV software that fall under open

source licenses.

This is a document describing the distribution of the

source code used on the TP Vision Netherlands B.V.

TV, which fall either under the GNU General Public

License (the GPL), or the GNU Lesser General Public

License (the LGPL), or any other open source license.

Instructions to obtain copies of this software can be

found in the Directions For Use.

TP Vision Netherlands B.V. MAKES NO WARRANTIES

WHATSOEVER, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,

INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF

MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR

PURPOSE, REGARDING THIS SOFTWARE. TP Vision

Netherlands B.V. offers no support for this software.

The preceding does not affect your warranties and

statutory rights regarding any TP Vision Netherlands

B.V. product(s) you purchased. It only applies to this

source code made available to you.

Android (5.1.0)

This tv contains the Android Lollipop Software.

Android is a Linux-based operating system designed

primarily for touch screen mobile devices such as

smartphones and tablet computers. This software will

also be reused in TPVision Android based TV's. The

original download site for this software is :

https://android.googlesource.com/This piece of

software is made available under the terms and

conditions of the Apache license version 2, which can

be found below. Android APACHE License Version 2

(http://source.android.com/source/licenses.html)

Toolbox (N/A)

The original download site for this software is :

https://android.googlesource.com/This piece of

software is made available under the terms and

conditions of the Apache license version 2, which can

be found below. Android APACHE License Version 2

(http://source.android.com/source/licenses.html)

linux kernel (3.10.46)

This TV contains the Linux Kernel. The original

download site for this software is :

http://www.kernel.org/.This piece of software is made

available under the terms and conditions of the GPL

v2 license, which can be found below. Additionally,

following exception applies : "NOTE! This copyright

does *not* cover user programs that use kernel

services by normal system calls - this is merely

considered normal use of the kernel, and does *not*

fall under the heading of "derived work". Also note

that the GPL below is copyrighted by the Free

Software Foundation, but the instance of code that it

refers to (the linux kernel) is copyrighted by me and

others who actually wrote it. Also note that the only

valid version of the GPL as far as the kernel is

concerned is _this_ particular version of the license (ie

v2, not v2.2 or v3.x or whatever), unless explicitly

otherwise stated. Linus Torvalds"

libcurl (7.21.7)

libcurl is a free and easy-to-use client-side URL

transfer library, supporting DICT, FILE, FTP, FTPS,

Gopher, HTTP, HTTPS, IMAP, IMAPS, LDAP, LDAPS,

POP3, POP3S, RTMP, RTSP, SCP, SFTP, SMTP,

SMTPS, Telnet and TFTP. libcurl supports SSL

certificates, HTTP POST, HTTP PUT, FTP uploading,

HTTP form based upload, proxies, cookies,

user+password authentication (Basic, Digest, NTLM,

Negotiate, Kerberos), file transfer resume, http proxy

tunneling and more! The original download site for

this software is :

http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/COPYRIGHT AND

Daniel Stenberg, [email protected] rights reserved.

Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this

software for any purpose with or without fee is

hereby granted, provided that the above copyright

notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT

WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS ORIMPLIED,

INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES

OF MERCHANTABILITY,FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR

PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT OF THIRD

PARTY RIGHTS. INNO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS

OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY

CLAIM,DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN

AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OROTHERWISE,

ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH

THE SOFTWARE OR THE USEOR OTHER DEALINGS

IN THE SOFTWARE. Except as contained in this

notice, the name of a copyright holder shall not be

used in advertising or otherwise to promote the sale,

use or other dealings in this Software without prior

written authorization of the copyright holder.

libfreetype (2.4.2)

FreeType is a software development library, available

in source and binary forms, used to render text on to

bitmaps and provides support for other font-related

operations

The original download site for this software is : https:/

/github.com/julienr/libfreetype-androidFreetype

License

libjpeg (8a)

This package contains C software to implement JPEG

image encoding, decoding, and transcoding. This

software is based in part on the work of the

Independent JPEG Group.----------------------The

authors make NO WARRANTY or representation,

either express or implied, with respect to this

software, its quality, accuracy, merchantability, or

fitness for a particular purpose. This software is

provided "AS IS", and you, its user, assume the entire

risk as to its quality and accuracy. This software is

Reserved except as specified below. Permission is

hereby granted to use, copy, modify, and distribute

this software (or portions thereof) for any purpose,

without fee, subject to the seconditions:(1) If any part

of the source code for this software is distributed,

then this README file must be included, with this

additions, deletions, or changes to the original files

must be clearly indicated in accompanying

documentation.(2) If only executable code is

distributed, then the accompanying documentation

must state that "this software is based in part on the

work of the Independent JPEG Group".(3) Permission

for use of this software is granted only if the user

accepts full responsibility for any undesirable

consequences; the authors accept NO LIABILITY for

damages of any kind. These conditions apply to any

software derived from or based on the IJG code, not

just to the unmodified library. If you use our work, you

ought to acknowledge us. Permission is NOT granted

for the use of any IJG author's name or company

name in advertising or publicity relating to this

software or products derived from it. This software

may be referred to only as "the Independent JPEG

Group'ssoftware". We specifically permit and

encourage the use of this software as the basis of

commercial products, provided that all warranty or

liability claims are assumed by the product vendor.

libpng (1.4.1)

libpng is the official Portable Network Graphics (PNG)

reference library (originally called pnglib). It is a

platform-independent library that contains C

functions for handling PNG images. It supports almost

all of PNG's features, is extensible. The original

download site for this software is :

https://github.com/julienr/libpng-androidlibpng

license

openssl (1.0.1j)

OpenSSL is an open-source implementation of the

SSL and TLS protocols. The core library, written in the

C programming language, implements the basic

cryptographic functions and provides various utility

functions. The original download site for this software

is : http://openssl.org/OpenSSL license

Zlib compression library (1.2.7)

zlib is a general purpose data compression library. All

the code is thread safe. The data format used by the

zlib library is described by RFCs (Request for

Comments) 1950 to 1952 in the files

http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1950 (zlib format), rfc1951

(deflate format) and rfc1952 (gzip format) Developed

Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler This software is

provided 'as-is', without any express or implied

warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable

for any damages arising from the use of this software.

Permission is granted to anyone to use this software

for any purpose, including commercial applications,

and to alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the

following restrictions: 1. The origin of this software

must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that

you wrote the original software. If you use this

software in a product, an acknowledgment in the

product documentation would be appreciated but is

not required. 2. Altered source versions must be

plainly marked as such, and must not be

misrepresented as being the original software. 3. This

notice may not be removed or altered from any

source distribution. Jean-loup Gailly Mark Adler

[email protected] [email protected]

dvbsnoop (1.2)

dvbsnoop is a DVB / MPEG stream analyzer program.

For generating CRC32 values required for composing

PAT, PMT, EIT sections

The original download site for this software is : https:/

/github.com/a4tunado/dvbsnoop/blob/master/src/

misc/crc32.cGPL v2

http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/dvbsnoop.html

ezxml (0.8.6)

ezXML is a C library for parsing XML documents. The

original download site for this software is :

Aaron Voisine. This piece of software is made

available under the terms and conditions of the MIT

license, which can be found below.

Protobuf (2.0a)

Protocol Buffers are a way of encoding structured

data in an efficient yet extensible format. Google uses

Protocol Buffers for almost all of its internal RPC

protocols and file formats. The original download site

for this software is :

in source and binary forms, with or without

modification, are permitted provided that the

following conditions are met: * Redistributions of

source code must retain the above copyright notice,

this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. *

Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the

above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the

following disclaimer in the documentation and/or

other materials provided with the distribution. *

Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its

contributors may be used to endorse or promote

products derived from this software without specific

prior written permission. THIS SOFTWARE IS

PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND

CONTRIBUTORS"AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR

IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT

NOTLIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF

MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FORA

PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO

EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHTOWNER OR

CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT,

INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT

NOTLIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE

GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE,DATA, OR

PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER

CAUSED AND ON ANYTHEORY OF LIABILITY,

WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR

TORT(INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)

ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USEOF THIS

SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY

OF SUCH DAMAGE. Code generated by the Protocol

Buffer compiler is owned by the owner of the input

file used when generating it. This code is not

standalone and requires a support library to be linked

with it. This support library is itself covered by the

above license.

guava (11.0.2)

The Guava project contains several of Google's core

libraries that we rely on in our Java-based projects:

collections, caching, primitives support, concurrency

libraries, common annotations, string processing, I/O,

and so forth. The original download site for this

software is : http://code.google.com/This piece of

software is made available under the terms and

conditions of the Apache License version 2.

gSoap (2.7.15)

The gSOAP toolkit is an open source C and C++

software development toolkit for SOAP/XML Web

services and generic (non-SOAP) C/C++ XML data

bindings. Part of the software embedded in this

product is gSOAP software. Portions created by

SOFTWARE IN THIS PRODUCT WAS IN PART

PROVIDED BY GENIVIA INC AND ANY EXPRESS OR

IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT

LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF

MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A

PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO

EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY

DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL,

EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES

(INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT

OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF

USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS

INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY

THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT,

STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING

NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY

OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF

ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

restlet (2.1.4)

Restlet is a lightweight, comprehensive, open source

REST framework for the Java platform. Restlet is

suitable for both server and client Web applications. It

supports major Internet transport, data format, and

service description standards like HTTP and HTTPS,

SMTP, XML, JSON, Atom, and WADL. The original

download site for this software is :

http://restlet.orgThis piece of software is made

available under the terms and conditions of the

Apache License version 2.

Opera Web Browser (SDK 3.5)

This TV contains Opera Browser Software.

dlmalloc (2.7.2)

Opera uses Doug Lea's memory allocator

The original download site for this software is :

http://gee.cs.oswego.edu/dl/html/malloc.html

double-conversion

Opera uses double-conversion library by Florian

Loitsch, faster double : string conversions (dtoa and

strtod).The original download site for this software is :

http://code.google.com/p/double-

source and binary forms, with or without modification,

are permitted provided that the following conditions

aremet: * Redistributions of source code must retain

the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and

the following disclaimer. * Redistributions in binary

form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this

list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the

documentation and/or other materials provided with

the distribution. * Neither the name of Google Inc. nor

the names of its contributors may be used to endorse

or promote products derived from this software

without specific prior written permission. THIS

SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT

HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS"AS IS" AND ANY

EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING,

BUT NOTLIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF

MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FORA

PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO

EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHTOWNER OR

CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT,

INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT

NOTLIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE

GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE,DATA, OR

PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER

CAUSED AND ON ANYTHEORY OF LIABILITY,

WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR

TORT(INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)

ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USEOF THIS

SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY

OF SUCH DAMAGE.

EMX (0.9c)

Opera uses EMX, which is an OS/2 port of the gcc

suite. Opera uses modified versions of the sprintf and

sscanf methods from this C library.* The emx libraries

are not distributed under the GPL. Linking an *

application with the emx libraries does not cause the

executable * to be covered by the GNU General

Public License. You are allowed * to change and copy

the emx library sources if you keep the copyright *

message intact. If you improve the emx libraries,

please send your * enhancements to the emx author

(you should copyright your * enhancements similar to

the existing emx libraries).

freetype (2.4.8)

Opera uses freetype FreeType 2 is a software-font

engine that is designed to be small, efficient, highly

customizable and portable, while capable of

producing high-quality output (glyph images).The

original download site for this software is : http://ww

w.freetype.org/freetype2/index.htmlFreetype License

HKSCS (2008)

Opera uses HKSCS: The Government of the Hong

Kong Special Administrative Region HKSCS mappings

The original download site for this software is :

http://www.ogcio.gov.hkBefore downloading the

Software or Document provided on this Web page,

you should read the following terms (Terms of Use).

By downloading the Software and Document, you are

deemed to agree to these terms.1. The Government of

the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

(HKSARG) has the right to amend or vary the terms

under this Terms of Use from time to time at its sole

discretion.2. By using the Software and Document,

you irrevocably agree that the HKSARG may from

time to time vary this Terms of Use without further

notice to you and you also irrevocably agree to be

bound by the most updated version of the Terms of

Use.3. You have the sole responsibility of obtaining

the most updated version of the Terms of Use which

is available in the "Digital 21" Web site (http://www.og

cio.gov.hk/en/business/tech_promotion/ccli/terms/t

erms.htm).4. By accepting this Terms of Use, HKSARG

shall grant you a non-exclusive license to use the

Software and Document for any purpose, subject to

clause 5 below.5. You are not allowed to make copies

of the Software and Document except it is incidental

to and necessary for the normal use of the Software.

You are not allowed to adapt or modify the Software

and Document or to distribute, sell, rent, or make

available to the public the Software and Document,

including copies or an adaptation of them.6. The

Software and Document are protected by copyright.

The licensors of the Government of Hong Kong

Special Administrative Region are the owners of all

rights reserved.7. You understand and agree that use

of the Software and Document are at your sole risk,

that any material and/or data downloaded or

otherwise obtained in relation to the Software and

Document is at your discretion and risk and that you

will be solely responsible for any damage caused to

your computer system or loss of data or any other

loss that results from the download and use of the

Software and Document in any manner whatsoever.8.

In relation to the Software and Document, HKSARG

hereby disclaims all warranties and conditions,

including all implied warranties and conditions of

merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and

non-infringement.9. HKSARG will not be liable for any

direct, indirect, incidental, special or consequential

loss of any kind resulting from the use of or the

inability to use the Software and Document even if

HKSARG has been advised of the possibility of such

loss.10. You agree not to sue HKSARG and agree to

indemnify, defend and hold harmless HKSARG, its

officers and employees from any and all third party

claims, liability, damages and/or costs (including, but

not limited to, legal fees) arising from your use of the

Software and Document, your violation of the Terms

of Use or infringement of any intellectual property or

other right of any person or entity.11. The Terms of Use

will be governed by and construed in accordance

with the laws of Hong Kong.12. Any waiver of any

provision of the Terms of Use will be effective only if

in writing and signed by HKSARG or its

representative.13. If for any reason a court of

competent jurisdiction finds any provision or portion

of the Terms of Use to be unenforceable, the

remainder of the Terms of Use will continue in full

force and effect.14. The Terms of Use constitute the

entire agreement between the parties with respect to

the subject matter hereof and supersedes and

replaces all prior or contemporaneous

understandings or agreements, written or oral,

regarding such subject matter.15.In addition to the

licence granted in Clause 4, HKSARG hereby grants

you a non-exclusive limited licence to reproduce and

distribute the Software and Document with the

following conditions:(i) not for financial gain unless it

is incidental;(ii) reproduction and distribution of the

Software and Document in complete and unmodified

form; and(iii) when you distribute the Software and

Document, you agree to attach the Terms of Use and

a statement that the latest version of the Terms of

Use is available from the "Office of the Government

Chief Information Officer" Web site (http://www.ogcio

.gov.hk/en/business/tech_promotion/ccli/terms/term

s.htm).

IANA (Dec 30 2013)

Opera uses Internet Assigned Numbers Authority:

Character encoding tag names and numbers. The

original download site for this software is :

https://www.iana.org

ICU (3)

Opera uses ICU : International Components for

Unicode: Mapping table for GB18030The original

download site for this software is : http://site.icu-proj

ect.org/http://source.icu-

project.org/repos/icu/icu/trunk/license.html

MozTW (1.0)

Opera uses MoxTW : MozTW project: Big5-2003

mapping tables. The original download site for this

software is : https://moztw.orgThis piece of software

is made available under the terms and conditions of

CCPL

NPAPI (0.27)

Opera uses NPAPI : Netscape 4 Plugin API: npapi.h,

npfunctions.h, npruntime.h and nptypes.h. Distributed

as part of the Netscape 4 Plugin SDK.The original

download site for this software is : wiki.mozilla.orgThis

piece of software is made available under the terms

and conditions of mozilla licencse as described

below.

Unicode (4.0)

Opera uses Unicode : Data from the Unicode

character database. The original download site for

this software is : www.unicode.orghttp://www.unicod

e.org/copyright.html

Webp (0.2.0)

Opera uses Webp : libwebp is a library for decoding

images in the WebP format. Products may use it to

decode WebP images. The turbo servers will

eventually re-decode images to WebP.The original

download site for this software is :

https://developers.google.com/speed/webp/?csw=1

https://chromium.googlesource.com/webm/libwebp/

Additional IP Rights Grant (Patents)"This

implementation" means the copyrightable works

distributed byGoogle as part of the WebM

Project.Google hereby grants to you a perpetual,

worldwide, non-exclusive, no-charge, royalty-free,

irrevocable (except as stated in this section)patent

license to make, have made, use, offer to sell, sell,

import, transfer, and otherwise run, modify and

propagate the contents of this implementation of

VP8, where such license applies only to those patent

claims, both currently owned by Google and acquired

in the future, licensable by Google that are

necessarily infringed by this implementation of VP8.

This grant does not include claims that would be

infringed only as a consequence of further

modification of this implementation. If you or your

agent or exclusive licensee institute or order or agree

to the institution of patent litigation against any entity

(including a cross-claim or counterclaim in a lawsuit)

alleging that this implementation of VP8 or any code

incorporated within this implementation of VP8

constitutes direct or contributory patent infringement,

or inducement of patent infringement, then any

patent rights granted to you under this License for this

implementation of VP8shall terminate as of the date

such litigation is filed.

FaceBook SDK (3.0.1)

This TV contains Facebook SDK. The Facebook SDK

for Android is the easiest way to integrate your

Android app with Facebook's platform. The SDK

provides support for Login with Facebook

authentication, reading and writing to Facebook APIs

and support for UI elements such as pickers and

dialogs. The original download site for this software is

: https://developer.facebook.com/docs/androidThis

piece of software is made available under the terms

and conditions of the Apache License version 2.

iptables (1.4.7)

iptables is a user space application program that

allows a system administrator to configure the tables

provided by the Linux kernel firewall (implemented as

different Netfilter modules) and the chains and rules it

stores. Different kernel modules and programs are

currently used for different protocols; iptables applies

to IPv4The original download site for this software is :

https://android.googlesource.comThis piece of

software is made available under the terms and

conditions of the GPL v2.

libyuv (814)

libyuv is an open source project that includes YUV

conversion and scaling functionality. The original

download site for this software is :

http://code.google.com/p/libyuvThis piece of

software is made available under the terms and

conditions BSD.

Audio Codec FLAC (1.2.1)

This TV uses FLAC in libddlacodec.so.FLAC stands for

Free Lossless Audio Codec, an audio format similar to

MP3, but lossless, meaning that audio is compressed

in FLAC without any loss in quality. The original

download site for this software is :

http://www.xiph.orgThis piece of software is made

available under the terms and conditions of the BSD

license, which can be found below.

Audio Codec SRC (1.8.1)

This TV uses Audio Codec SRC which is used by

libamphal.so. The original download site for this

software is :

https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/resample/This piece

of software is made available under the terms and

conditions of the LGPL v2, which can be found below.

Audio Codec Vorbis (1.3.3)

This TV uses Audio Codec Vorbis which is used by

libamphal.so. The original download site for this

software is : http://www.xiph.orgThis piece of

software is made available under the terms and

conditions of BSD Style.

Flick Runtime Library (2.1)

This TV uses Flick Runtime Library. The original

download site for this software is :

http://www.cs.utah.edu/flux/This piece of software is

made available under the terms and conditions of the

BSD Style License.

ffmpeg (2.1.3)

This TV uses FFmpeg. FFmpeg is a complete, cross-

platform solution to record, convert and stream audio

and video. The original download site for this

software is : http://ffmpeg.orgThis piece of software is

made available under the terms and conditions of the

GPL v2 license, which can be found below.

tinyxml (2.4.0)

This TV uses tinyxml.TinyXML is a simple, small,

efficient, C++ XML parser that can be easily

integrating into other programs. The original

download site for this software is :

http://www.grinninglizard.com/tinyxml/This software

is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied

warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable

for any damages arising from the use of this software.

Permission is granted to anyone to use this software

for any purpose, including commercial applications,

and to alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the

following restrictions:1. The origin of this software

must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that

you wrote the original software. If you use this

software in a product, an acknowledgment in the

product documentation would be appreciated but is

not required.2. Altered source versions must be

plainly marked as such, and must not be

misrepresented as being the original software.3. This

notice may not be removed or altered from any

source distribution..

jimtcl (0.73)

jimtcl is an opensource small-footprint

implementation of the Tcl programming language

The original download site for this software is : http://j

im.tcl.tk/index.html/doc/www/www/index.htmlThis

piece of software is made available under the terms

and conditions of the JIM TCL license.

DRM (NA)

Marvell Bootloader (NA)

Developed by Marvell Semiconductors

This piece of software is made available under the

terms and conditions of the GPL v2 license, which can

be found below.

DirectFB (1.6.1)

DirectFB is a thin library that provides hardware

graphics acceleration. The original download site for

this software is : http://www.directfb.org/This piece of

software is made available under the terms and

conditions of the LGPL v2.1 license, which can be

found below.

fusion (8.10.3)

Fusion provides an implementation of abstractions

needed for multi-threaded/multi-process

programming: .The original download site for this

software is : http://www.directfb.org/This piece of

software is made available under the terms and

conditions of the LGPL v2.1 license, which can be

found below.

ntfs-3g (2011.4.12)

Ntfs-3g is an open source for cross platform NTFS file

system support. The original download site for this

software is : http://www.tuxera.com/communityThis

piece of software is made available under the terms

and conditions of the LGPL v2.1 license, which can be

found below.

live555 (NA)

Live555 provides RTP/RTCP/RTSP client. The original

download site for this software is :

http://www.live555.comThis piece of software is

made available under the terms and conditions of the

LGPL v2.1 license, which can be found below.

Bluetooth Stack (Bluedroid)

This TV uses Bluetooth stack. The original download

site for this software is :This piece of software is made

available under the terms and conditions of Android

Apache License Version 2.

D-BUS (1.2.1)

D-Bus is a simple system for inter process

communication and coordination. The original

download site for this software is :

http://dbus.freedesktop.orgThis piece of software is

made available under the terms and conditions of

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EXIF (NA)

Exif JPEG header manipulation tool. The original

download site for this software is :

http://www.sentex.net/~mwandel/jhead/Portions of

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This TV uses neven face recognition library which is

used for face recognition

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Unicode (4.8.1.1)

This TV uses Unicode which specifies the

representation of text

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IPRoute2 (NA)

IPRoute2 is used for TCP/IP, Networking and Traffic

control. The original download site for this software is

: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgr

oups/networking/iproute2This piece of software is

made available under the terms and conditions of

GPL V2.

mtpd (NA)

mtpd is used for VPN Network. The original download

site for this software is :

http://libmtp.sourceforge.net/This piece of software is

made available under the terms and conditions of

Apache License version 2.0.

MDNS Responder (NA)

MDNS Responder. The mDNSResponder project is a

component of Bonjour,Apple's ease-of-use IP

networking initiative. The original download site for

this software is : http://www.opensource.apple.com/t

arballs/mDNSResponder/This piece of software is

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NFC (NA)

NFC Semiconductor's NFC Library. Near Field

Communication (NFC) is a set of short-range wireless

technologies, typically requiring a distance of 4cm or

less to initiate a connection. NFC allows you to share

small payloads of data between an NFC tag and an

Android-powered device, or between two Android-

powered devices. This piece of software is made

available under the terms and conditions of Apache

License version 2.0.

Skia (NA)

Skia is a complete 2D graphic library for drawing Text,

Geometries, and Images. The original download site

for this software is :

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http://www.sonivoxmi.com/This piece of software is

made available under the terms and conditions of

Apache License version 2.0.

Sqlite (3071100)

The original download site for this software is :

www.sqlite.org.This piece of software is made

available under the terms and conditions of Apache

License version 2.0.

Nuance Speech Recognition engine (NA)

The original download site for this software is :

http://www.nuance.com/This piece of software is

made available under the terms and conditions of

Apache License version 2.0.

C++Standard Template Library library (5)

This TV uses Implementation of the C++ Standard

Template Library. The original download site for this

software is : http://stlport.sourceforge.netBoris

Fomitchev grants Licensee a non-exclusive, non-

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svox (NA)

The original download site for this software is :

http://www.nuance.com/This piece of software is

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tinyalsa (NA)

This TV uses tinyalsa: a small library to interface with

ALSA in the Linux kernel The original download site

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This TV uses Tremolo ARM-optimized Ogg Vorbis

decompression library. Vorbis is a general purpose

audio and music encoding format contemporary to

MPEG-4's AAC and TwinVQ, the next generation

beyond MPEG audio layer 3The original download

site for this software is :

http://wss.co.uk/pinknoise/tremoCopyright (c)

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wpa_supplicant_Daemon (v0.8)

Library used by legacy HAL to talk to wpa_supplicant

daemonThe original download site for this software is

: http://hostap.epitest.fi/wpa_supplicant/This piece of

software is made available under the terms and

conditions of GPL version 2.

gson (2.3)

Gson is a Java library that can be used to convert

Java Objects into their JSON representation. It can

also be used to convert a JSON string to an

equivalent Java object. Gson can work with arbitrary

Java objects including pre-existing objects that you

do not have source-code of. The original download

site for this software is :

https://code.google.com/p/google-gson/This piece

of software is made available under the terms and

conditions of the Apache License 2.0

This software includes an implementation of the AES

Cipher, licensed by Brian Gladman

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http://www.gladman.me.uk/This piece of software is

licensed by Brian Gladman

libUpNp (1.2.1)

The original download site for this software is :

http://upnp.sourceforge.net/This piece of software is

made available under the terms and conditions of the

BSD.

dnsmasq

Dnsmasq is a lightweight, easy to configure DNS

forwarder and DHCP server

The original download site for this software is : https:/

/android.googlesource.com/platform/external/dnma

sqThis piece of software is made available under the

terms and conditions of the GPL v2 license, which can

be found below.

rfkill (0.4)

rfkill is a small users pace tool to query the state of

the rfkill switches, buttons and subsystem interfaces.

Some devices come with a hard switch that lets you

kill different types of RF radios

The original download site for this software is : http://

wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Documentation/rfkillThis

piece of software is made available under the terms

and conditions of the GPL v2 license, which can be

found below.

TomCrypt (1.1)

iwedia stack is using tomcrypt for sw decryptionThe

original download site for this software is : http://man

pages.ubuntu.com/manpages/saucy/man3/libtomcry

pt.3.htmlThis piece of software is made available

under the terms and conditions of the DO WHAT THE

FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE

AsyncHttpclient (1.4.6)

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Discusses general use and applications of

FreeType, as well as

future and wanted additions to the library

and distribution.

If you are looking for support, start in this

list if you

haven't found anything to help you in the

documentation.

o [email protected]

Discusses bugs, as well as engine

internals, design issues,

specific licenses, porting, etc.

Our home page can be found at

http://www.freetype.org

--- end of FTL.TXT ---

_____________________________

LICENSE ISSUES

==============

The OpenSSL toolkit stays under a dual license, i.e.

both the conditions of

the OpenSSL License and the original SSLeay

license apply to the toolkit.

See below for the actual license texts. Actually both

licenses are BSD-style

Open Source licenses. In case of any license issues

related to OpenSSL

please contact [email protected].

OpenSSL License

---------------

/* ===================

rights reserved.

* Redistribution and use in source and binary forms,

with or without

* modification, are permitted provided that the

following conditions

* are met:

* 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the

above copyright

* notice, this list of conditions and the following

disclaimer.

* 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce

the above copyright

* notice, this list of conditions and the following

disclaimer in

* the documentation and/or other materials

provided with the

* distribution.

* 3. All advertising materials mentioning features or

use of this

* software must display the following

acknowledgment:

* "This product includes software developed by

the OpenSSL Project

* for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit.

(http://www.openssl.org/)"

* 4. The names "OpenSSL Toolkit" and "OpenSSL

Project" must not be used to

* endorse or promote products derived from this

software without

* prior written permission. For written

permission, please contact

* [email protected].

* 5. Products derived from this software may not be

called "OpenSSL"

* nor may "OpenSSL" appear in their names

without prior written

* permission of the OpenSSL Project.

* 6. Redistributions of any form whatsoever must

retain the following

* acknowledgment:

* "This product includes software developed by

the OpenSSL Project

* for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit

(http://www.openssl.org/)"

* THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE OpenSSL

PROJECT ``AS IS'' AND ANY

* EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES,

INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE

* IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY

AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR

* PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT

SHALL THE OpenSSL PROJECT OR

* ITS CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT,

INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,

* SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT

* NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF

SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES;

* LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS

INTERRUPTION)

* HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF

LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT,

* STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING

NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)

* ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS

SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED

* OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

* ===================

* This product includes cryptographic software

written by Eric Young

* ([email protected]). This product includes

software written by Tim

* Hudson ([email protected]).

Original SSLeay License

-----------------------

([email protected])

* This package is an SSL implementation written

* by Eric Young ([email protected]).

* The implementation was written so as to conform

with Netscapes SSL.

* This library is free for commercial and non-

commercial use as long as

* the following conditions are aheared to. The

following conditions

* apply to all code found in this distribution, be it the

RC4, RSA,

* lhash, DES, etc., code; not just the SSL code. The

SSL documentation

* included with this distribution is covered by the

same copyright terms

* except that the holder is Tim Hudson

([email protected]).

* Copyright remains Eric Young's, and as such any

* the code are not to be removed.

* If this package is used in a product, Eric Young

should be given attribution

* as the author of the parts of the library used.

* This can be in the form of a textual message at

program startup or

* in documentation (online or textual) provided with

the package.

* Redistribution and use in source and binary forms,

with or without

* modification, are permitted provided that the

following conditions

* are met:

* 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the

* notice, this list of conditions and the following

disclaimer.

* 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce

the above copyright

* notice, this list of conditions and the following

disclaimer in the

* documentation and/or other materials

provided with the distribution.

* 3. All advertising materials mentioning features or

use of this software

* must display the following acknowledgement:

* "This product includes cryptographic software

written by

* Eric Young ([email protected])"

* The word 'cryptographic' can be left out if the

rouines from the library

* being used are not cryptographic related :-).

* 4. If you include any Windows specific code (or a

derivative thereof) from

* the apps directory (application code) you must

include an acknowledgement:

* "This product includes software written by Tim

Hudson ([email protected])"

* THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY ERIC YOUNG

``AS IS'' AND

* ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES,

INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE

* IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY

AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE

* ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE

AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE

* FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,

SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL

* DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,

PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS

* OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS;

OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)

* HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF

LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT

* LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR

OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY

* OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF

ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF

* SUCH DAMAGE.

* The licence and distribution terms for any

publically available version or

* derivative of this code cannot be changed. i.e. this

code cannot simply be

* copied and put under another distribution licence

* [including the GNU Public Licence.]

_____________________________

MOZILLA PUBLIC

LICENSE

Version 1.1

---------------

1.0.1. "Commercial Use" means distribution or

otherwise making the

Covered Code available to a third party.

1.1. "Contributor" means each entity that creates

or contributes to

the creation of Modifications.

1.2. "Contributor Version" means the

combination of the Original

Code, prior Modifications used by a Contributor,

and the Modifications

made by that particular Contributor.

1.3. "Covered Code" means the Original Code or

Modifications or the

combination of the Original Code and

Modifications, in each case

including portions thereof.

1.4. "Electronic Distribution Mechanism" means

a mechanism generally

accepted in the software development

community for the electronic

transfer of data.

1.5. "Executable" means Covered Code in any

form other than Source

Code.

1.6. "Initial Developer" means the individual or

entity identified

as the Initial Developer in the Source Code

notice required by Exhibit

1.7. "Larger Work" means a work which

combines Covered Code or

portions thereof with code not governed by the

terms of this License.

1.8. "License" means this document.

1.8.1. "Licensable" means having the right to

grant, to the maximum

extent possible, whether at the time of the

initial grant or

subsequently acquired, any and all of the rights

conveyed herein.

1.9. "Modifications" means any addition to or

deletion from the

substance or structure of either the Original

Code or any previous

Modifications. When Covered Code is released

as a series of files, a

Modification is:

A. Any addition to or deletion from the

contents of a file

containing Original Code or previous

Modifications.

B. Any new file that contains any part of

the Original Code or

previous Modifications.

1.10. "Original Code" means Source Code of

computer software code

which is described in the Source Code notice

required by Exhibit A as

Original Code, and which, at the time of its

release under this

License is not already Covered Code governed

by this License.

1.10.1. "Patent Claims" means any patent

claim(s), now owned or

hereafter acquired, including without

limitation, method, process,

and apparatus claims, in any patent Licensable

by grantor.

1.11. "Source Code" means the preferred form of

the Covered Code for

making modifications to it, including all modules

it contains, plus

any associated interface definition files, scripts

used to control

compilation and installation of an Executable,

or source code

differential comparisons against either the

Original Code or another

well known, available Covered Code of the

Contributor's choice. The

Source Code can be in a compressed or

archival form, provided the

appropriate decompression or de-archiving

software is widely available

for no charge.

1.12. "You" (or "Your") means an individual or a

legal entity

exercising rights under, and complying with all

of the terms of, this

License or a future version of this License

issued under Section 6.1.

For legal entities, "You" includes any entity

which controls, is

controlled by, or is under common control with

You. For purposes of

this definition, "control" means (a) the power,

direct or indirect,

to cause the direction or management of such

entity, whether by

contract or otherwise, or (b) ownership of more

than fifty percent

(50%) of the outstanding shares or beneficial

ownership of such

entity.

2.1. The Initial Developer Grant.

The Initial Developer hereby grants You a world-

wide, royalty-free,

non-exclusive license, subject to third party

intellectual property

claims:

(a) under intellectual property rights

(other than patent or

trademark) Licensable by Initial

Developer to use, reproduce,

modify, display, perform, sublicense and

distribute the Original

Code (or portions thereof) with or

without Modifications, and/or

as part of a Larger Work; and

(b) under Patents Claims infringed by the

making, using or

selling of Original Code, to make, have

made, use, practice,

sell, and offer for sale, and/or otherwise

dispose of the

Original Code (or portions thereof).

2.1(a) and (b) are

effective on the date Initial Developer

first distributes

Original Code under the terms of this

License.

(d) Notwithstanding Section 2.1(b) above,

no patent license is

granted: 1) for code that You delete from

the Original Code; 2)

separate from the Original Code; or 3)

for infringements caused

by: i) the modification of the Original

Code or ii) the

combination of the Original Code with

other software or devices.

2.2. Contributor Grant.

Subject to third party intellectual property

claims, each Contributor

hereby grants You a world-wide, royalty-free,

non-exclusive license

(a) under intellectual property rights

(other than patent or

trademark) Licensable by Contributor, to

use, reproduce, modify,

display, perform, sublicense and

distribute the Modifications

created by such Contributor (or portions

thereof) either on an

unmodified basis, with other

Modifications, as Covered Code

and/or as part of a Larger Work; and

(b) under Patent Claims infringed by the

making, using, or

selling of Modifications made by that

Contributor either alone

and/or in combination with its

Contributor Version (or portions

of such combination), to make, use, sell,

offer for sale, have

made, and/or otherwise dispose of: 1)

Modifications made by that

Contributor (or portions thereof); and 2)

the combination of

Modifications made by that Contributor

with its Contributor

Version (or portions of such

combination).

and 2.2(b) are

effective on the date Contributor first

makes Commercial Use of

the Covered Code.

(d) Notwithstanding Section 2.2(b)

above, no patent license is

granted: 1) for any code that Contributor

has deleted from the

Contributor Version; 2) separate from

the Contributor Version;

3) for infringements caused by: i) third

party modifications of

Contributor Version or ii) the

combination of Modifications made

by that Contributor with other software

(except as part of the

Contributor Version) or other devices; or

4) under Patent Claims

infringed by Covered Code in the

absence of Modifications made by

that Contributor.

3.1. Application of License.

The Modifications which You create or to which

You contribute are

governed by the terms of this License, including

without limitation

Section 2.2. The Source Code version of

Covered Code may be

distributed only under the terms of this License

or a future version

of this License released under Section 6.1, and

You must include a

copy of this License with every copy of the

Source Code You

distribute. You may not offer or impose any

terms on any Source Code

version that alters or restricts the applicable

version of this

License or the recipients' rights hereunder.

However, You may include

an additional document offering the additional

rights described in

Section 3.5.

3.2. Availability of Source Code.

Any Modification which You create or to which

You contribute must be

made available in Source Code form under the

terms of this License

either on the same media as an Executable

version or via an accepted

Electronic Distribution Mechanism to anyone to

whom you made an

Executable version available; and if made

available via Electronic

Distribution Mechanism, must remain available

for at least twelve (12)

months after the date it initially became

available, or at least six

(6) months after a subsequent version of that

particular Modification

has been made available to such recipients.

You are responsible for

ensuring that the Source Code version remains

available even if the

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Electronic Distribution Mechanism is maintained

by a third party.

3.3. Description of Modifications.

You must cause all Covered Code to which You

contribute to contain a

file documenting the changes You made to

create that Covered Code and

the date of any change. You must include a

prominent statement that

the Modification is derived, directly or indirectly,

from Original

Code provided by the Initial Developer and

including the name of the

Initial Developer in (a) the Source Code, and (b)

in any notice in an

Executable version or related documentation in

which You describe the

origin or ownership of the Covered Code.

3.4. Intellectual Property Matters

(a) Third Party Claims.

If Contributor has knowledge that a

license under a third party's

intellectual property rights is required to

exercise the rights

granted by such Contributor under

Sections 2.1 or 2.2,

Contributor must include a text file with

the Source Code

distribution titled "LEGAL" which

describes the claim and the

party making the claim in sufficient detail

that a recipient will

know whom to contact. If Contributor

obtains such knowledge after

the Modification is made available as

described in Section 3.2,

Contributor shall promptly modify the

LEGAL file in all copies

Contributor makes available thereafter

and shall take other steps

(such as notifying appropriate mailing

lists or newsgroups)

reasonably calculated to inform those

who received the Covered

Code that new knowledge has been

obtained.

(b) Contributor APIs.

If Contributor's Modifications include an

application programming

interface and Contributor has knowledge

of patent licenses which

are reasonably necessary to implement

that API, Contributor must

also include this information in the

LEGAL file.

Contributor represents that, except as

disclosed pursuant to

Section 3.4(a) above, Contributor

believes that Contributor's

Modifications are Contributor's original

creation(s) and/or

Contributor has sufficient rights to grant

the rights conveyed by

this License.

3.5. Required Notices.

You must duplicate the notice in Exhibit A in

each file of the Source

Code. If it is not possible to put such notice in

a particular Source

Code file due to its structure, then You must

include such notice in a

location (such as a relevant directory) where a

user would be likely

to look for such a notice. If You created one or

more Modification(s)

You may add your name as a Contributor to the

notice described in

Exhibit A. You must also duplicate this License

in any documentation

for the Source Code where You describe

recipients' rights or ownership

rights relating to Covered Code. You may

choose to offer, and to

charge a fee for, warranty, support, indemnity or

liability

obligations to one or more recipients of

Covered Code. However, You

may do so only on Your own behalf, and not on

behalf of the Initial

Developer or any Contributor. You must make it

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absolutely clear than

any such warranty, support, indemnity or

liability obligation is

offered by You alone, and You hereby agree to

indemnify the Initial

Developer and every Contributor for any

liability incurred by the

Initial Developer or such Contributor as a result

of warranty,

support, indemnity or liability terms You offer.

3.6. Distribution of Executable Versions.

You may distribute Covered Code in Executable

form only if the

requirements of Section 3.1-3.5 have been met

for that Covered Code,

and if You include a notice stating that the

Source Code version of

the Covered Code is available under the terms

of this License,

including a description of how and where You

have fulfilled the

obligations of Section 3.2. The notice must be

conspicuously included

in any notice in an Executable version, related

documentation or

collateral in which You describe recipients'

rights relating to the

Covered Code. You may distribute the

Executable version of Covered

Code or ownership rights under a license of

Your choice, which may

contain terms different from this License,

provided that You are in

compliance with the terms of this License and

that the license for the

Executable version does not attempt to limit or

alter the recipient's

rights in the Source Code version from the rights

set forth in this

License. If You distribute the Executable version

under a different

license You must make it absolutely clear that

any terms which differ

from this License are offered by You alone, not

by the Initial

Developer or any Contributor. You hereby agree

to indemnify the

Initial Developer and every Contributor for any

liability incurred by

the Initial Developer or such Contributor as a

result of any such

terms You offer.

3.7. Larger Works.

You may create a Larger Work by combining

Covered Code with other code

not governed by the terms of this License and

distribute the Larger

Work as a single product. In such a case, You

must make sure the

requirements of this License are fulfilled for the

Covered Code.

If it is impossible for You to comply with any of

the terms of this

License with respect to some or all of the

Covered Code due to

statute, judicial order, or regulation then You

must: (a) comply with

the terms of this License to the maximum extent

possible; and (b)

describe the limitations and the code they

affect. Such description

must be included in the LEGAL file described in

Section 3.4 and must

be included with all distributions of the Source

Code. Except to the

extent prohibited by statute or regulation, such

description must be

sufficiently detailed for a recipient of ordinary

skill to be able to

understand it.

This License applies to code to which the Initial

Developer has

attached the notice in Exhibit A and to related

Covered Code.

6.1. New Versions.

Netscape Communications Corporation

("Netscape") may publish revised

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and/or new versions of the License from time to

time. Each version

will be given a distinguishing version number.

6.2. Effect of New Versions.

Once Covered Code has been published under

a particular version of the

License, You may always continue to use it

under the terms of that

version. You may also choose to use such

Covered Code under the terms

of any subsequent version of the License

published by Netscape. No one

other than Netscape has the right to modify the

terms applicable to

Covered Code created under this License.

6.3. Derivative Works.

If You create or use a modified version of this

License (which you may

only do in order to apply it to code which is not

already Covered Code

governed by this License), You must (a) rename

Your license so that

the phrases "Mozilla", "MOZILLAPL", "MOZPL",

"Netscape",

"MPL", "NPL" or any confusingly similar phrase

do not appear in your

license (except to note that your license differs

from this License)

and (b) otherwise make it clear that Your

version of the license

contains terms which differ from the Mozilla

Public License and

Netscape Public License. (Filling in the name of

the Initial

Developer, Original Code or Contributor in the

notice described in

Exhibit A shall not of themselves be deemed to

be modifications of

this License.)

COVERED CODE IS PROVIDED UNDER THIS

LICENSE ON AN "AS IS" BASIS,

WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER

EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING,

WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES THAT

THE COVERED CODE IS FREE OF

DEFECTS, MERCHANTABLE, FIT FOR A

PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON-INFRINGING.

THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND

PERFORMANCE OF THE COVERED CODE

IS WITH YOU. SHOULD ANY COVERED CODE

PROVE DEFECTIVE IN ANY RESPECT,

YOU (NOT THE INITIAL DEVELOPER OR ANY

OTHER CONTRIBUTOR) ASSUME THE

COST OF ANY NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR

OR CORRECTION. THIS DISCLAIMER

OF WARRANTY CONSTITUTES AN ESSENTIAL

PART OF THIS LICENSE. NO USE OF

ANY COVERED CODE IS AUTHORIZED

HEREUNDER EXCEPT UNDER THIS DISCLAIMER.

8.1. This License and the rights granted

hereunder will terminate

automatically if You fail to comply with terms

herein and fail to cure

such breach within 30 days of becoming aware

of the breach. All

sublicenses to the Covered Code which are

properly granted shall

survive any termination of this License.

Provisions which, by their

nature, must remain in effect beyond the

termination of this License

shall survive.

8.2. If You initiate litigation by asserting a

patent infringement

claim (excluding declatory judgment actions)

against Initial Developer

or a Contributor (the Initial Developer or

Contributor against whom

You file such action is referred to as

"Participant") alleging that:

(a) such Participant's Contributor Version

directly or indirectly

infringes any patent, then any and all rights

granted by such

Participant to You under Sections 2.1 and/or 2.2

of this License

shall, upon 60 days notice from Participant

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terminate prospectively,

unless if within 60 days after receipt of notice

You either: (i)

agree in writing to pay Participant a mutually

agreeable reasonable

royalty for Your past and future use of

Modifications made by such

Participant, or (ii) withdraw Your litigation claim

with respect to

the Contributor Version against such

Participant. If within 60 days

of notice, a reasonable royalty and payment

arrangement are not

mutually agreed upon in writing by the parties

or the litigation claim

is not withdrawn, the rights granted by

Participant to You under

Sections 2.1 and/or 2.2 automatically terminate

at the expiration of

the 60 day notice period specified above.

(b) any software, hardware, or device, other

than such Participant's

Contributor Version, directly or indirectly

infringes any patent, then

any rights granted to You by such Participant

under Sections 2.1(b)

and 2.2(b) are revoked effective as of the date

You first made, used,

sold, distributed, or had made, Modifications

made by that

Participant.

8.3. If You assert a patent infringement claim

against Participant

alleging that such Participant's Contributor

Version directly or

indirectly infringes any patent where such claim

is resolved (such as

by license or settlement) prior to the initiation of

patent

infringement litigation, then the reasonable

value of the licenses

granted by such Participant under Sections 2.1

or 2.2 shall be taken

into account in determining the amount or

value of any payment or

license.

8.4. In the event of termination under Sections

8.1 or 8.2 above,

all end user license agreements (excluding

distributors and resellers)

which have been validly granted by You or any

distributor hereunder

prior to termination shall survive termination.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES AND UNDER NO

LEGAL THEORY, WHETHER TORT

(INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), CONTRACT, OR

OTHERWISE, SHALL YOU, THE INITIAL

DEVELOPER, ANY OTHER CONTRIBUTOR, OR

ANY DISTRIBUTOR OF COVERED CODE,

OR ANY SUPPLIER OF ANY OF SUCH PARTIES,

BE LIABLE TO ANY PERSON FOR

ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY

CHARACTER INCLUDING, WITHOUT

LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF GOODWILL,

WORK STOPPAGE, COMPUTER FAILURE OR

MALFUNCTION, OR ANY AND ALL OTHER

COMMERCIAL DAMAGES OR LOSSES, EVEN IF

SUCH PARTY SHALL HAVE BEEN

INFORMED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH

DAMAGES. THIS LIMITATION OF

LIABILITY SHALL NOT APPLY TO LIABILITY FOR

DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY

RESULTING FROM SUCH PARTY'S

NEGLIGENCE TO THE EXTENT APPLICABLE LAW

PROHIBITS SUCH LIMITATION. SOME

JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE

EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL

OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO

THIS EXCLUSION AND LIMITATION MAY NOT

APPLY TO YOU.

The Covered Code is a "commercial item," as

that term is defined in

48 C.F.R. 2.101 (Oct. 1995), consisting of

"commercial computer

software" and "commercial computer software

documentation," as such

terms are used in 48 C.F.R. 12.212 (Sept. 1995).

Consistent with 48

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C.F.R. 12.212 and 48 C.F.R. 227.7202-1 through

227.7202-4 (June 1995),

all U.S. Government End Users acquire Covered

Code with only those

rights set forth herein.

This License represents the complete

agreement concerning subject

matter hereof. If any provision of this License is

held to be

unenforceable, such provision shall be

reformed only to the extent

necessary to make it enforceable. This License

shall be governed by

California law provisions (except to the extent

applicable law, if

any, provides otherwise), excluding its conflict-

of-law provisions.

With respect to disputes in which at least one

party is a citizen of,

or an entity chartered or registered to do

business in the United

States of America, any litigation relating to this

License shall be

subject to the jurisdiction of the Federal Courts

of the Northern

District of California, with venue lying in Santa

Clara County,

California, with the losing party responsible for

costs, including

without limitation, court costs and reasonable

attorneys' fees and

expenses. The application of the United Nations

Convention on

Contracts for the International Sale of Goods is

expressly excluded.

Any law or regulation which provides that the

language of a contract

shall be construed against the drafter shall not

apply to this

License.

As between Initial Developer and the

Contributors, each party is

responsible for claims and damages arising,

directly or indirectly,

out of its utilization of rights under this License

and You agree to

work with Initial Developer and Contributors to

distribute such

responsibility on an equitable basis. Nothing

herein is intended or

shall be deemed to constitute any admission of

liability.

Initial Developer may designate portions of the

Covered Code as

"Multiple-Licensed". "Multiple-Licensed"

means that the Initial

Developer permits you to utilize portions of the

Covered Code under

Your choice of the NPL or the alternative

licenses, if any, specified

by the Initial Developer in the file described in

Exhibit A.

EXHIBIT A -Mozilla Public License.

``The contents of this file are subject to the

Mozilla Public License

Version 1.1 (the "License"); you may not use this

file except in

compliance with the License. You may obtain a

copy of the License at

http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/

Software distributed under the License is

distributed on an "AS IS"

basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,

either express or implied. See the

License for the specific language governing

rights and limitations

under the License.

The Original Code is ________.

The Initial Developer of the Original Code is

________.

Portions created by ________are Copyright (C)

Contributor(s): ________.

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Alternatively, the contents of this file may be

used under the terms

of the _____ license (the "[___] License"), in

which case the

provisions of [______] License are applicable

instead of those

above. If you wish to allow use of your version

of this file only

under the terms of the [____] License and not to

allow others to use

your version of this file under the MPL, indicate

your decision by

deleting the provisions above and replace

them with the notice and

other provisions required by the [___] License.

If you do not delete

the provisions above, a recipient may use your

version of this file

under either the MPL or the [___] License."

[NOTE: The text of this Exhibit A may differ

slightly from the text of

the notices in the Source Code files of the

Original Code. You should

use the text of this Exhibit A rather than the text

found in the

Original Code Source Code for Your

Modifications.]

17.5

Announcements

You can receive an announcement on new TV

software available for download or other software

related issues.

To read these announcements…

1 - Press



, select All Settings and press OK.

2 - Select Update Software > Announcements.

3 - Select on the announcement you want to read.

4 - Press



(left) repeatedly if necessary, to close

the menu.

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Specifications

18.1

Environmental

European Energy Label

The European Energy Label informs you on the

energy efficiency class of this product. The greener

the energy efficiency class of this product is, the

lower the energy it consumes.

On the label, you can find the energy efficiency class,

the average power consumption of this product in use

and the average energy consumption for 1 year. You

can also find the power consumption values for this

product on the Philips website for your country

at www.philips.com/TV

Product Fiche

43PUx7100

• Energy Efficiency Class : A

• Visible Screen Size : 108 cm / 43 inch

• On Mode Power Consumption (W) : 65 W

• Annual Energy Consumption (kWh) * : 95 kWh

• Standby Power Consumption (W) **: 0.50 W

• Display Resolution (Pixels) : 3840 x 2160p

49PUx7100

• Energy Efficiency Class : A

• Visible Screen Size : 123 cm / 49 inch

• On Mode Power Consumption (W) : 75 W

• Annual Energy Consumption (kWh) * : 110 kWh

• Standby Power Consumption (W) ** : 0.50 W

• Display Resolution (Pixels) : 3840 x 2160p

55PUx7100

• Energy Efficiency Class : A

• Visible Screen Size : 139 cm / 55 inch

• On Mode Power Consumption (W) : 92 W

• Annual Energy Consumption (kWh) * : 134 kWh

• Standby Power Consumption (W) ** : 0.50 W

• Display Resolution (Pixels) : 3840 x 2160p

65PUx7120

• Energy Efficiency Class : A

• Visible Screen Size : 164 cm / 65 inch

• On Mode Power Consumption (W) : 133 W

• Annual Energy Consumption (kWh) * : 194 kWh

• Standby Power Consumption (W) **: 0.50 W

• Display Resolution (Pixels) : 3840 x 2160p

* Energy consumption kWh per year, based on the

power consumption of the television operating 4

hours per day for 365 days. The actual energy

consumption depends on how the television is used.

** When the TV is turned off with the remote control

and no function is active.

End of Use

Disposal of your old product and batteries

Your product is designed and manufactured with high

quality materials and components, which can be

recycled and reused.

When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is

attached to a product it means that the product is

covered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC.

Please inform yourself about the local separate

collection system for electrical and electronic

products.

Please act according to your local rules and do not

dispose of your old products with your normal

household waste. Correct disposal of your old

product helps to prevent potential negative

consequences for the environment and human

health.

Your product contains batteries covered by the

European Directive 2006/66/EC, which cannot be

disposed with normal household waste.

Please find out for yourself about the local rules on

separate collection of batteries because correct

disposal will help to prevent negative consequences

for the environment and human health.

18.2

Power

Product specifications are subject to change without

notice. For more specification details of this product,

see www.philips.com/support

Power

• Mains power : AC 220-240V +/-10%

• Ambient temperature : 5°C to 35°C

• Power saving features : Light sensor, Eco mode,

Picture mute (for radio), Auto switch-off timer, Eco

settings menu.

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For power consumption information, see chapter

Product Fiche.

The power rating stated on the product typeplate is

the power consumption for this product during

normal household use (IEC 62087 Ed.2). The

maximum power rating, stated between brackets, is

used for electrical safety (IEC 60065 Ed. 7.2).

18.3

Operating System

Android OS

5.0 Lollipop

18.4

Reception

• Aerial input : 75 ohm coaxial (IEC75)

• Tuner bands : Hyperband, S-Channel, UHF, VHF

• DVB : DVB-T2, DVB-C (cable) QAM

• Analogue video playback : SECAM, PAL

• Digital video playback : MPEG2 SD/HD (ISO/IEC

13818-2), MPEG4 SD/HD (ISO/IEC 14496-10)

• Digital audio playback (ISO/IEC 13818-3)

• Satellite aerial input : 75 ohm F-type

• Input frequency range : 950 to 2150MHz

• Input level range : 25 to 65 dBm

• DVB-S/S2 QPSK, symbol rate 2 to 45M symbols,

SCPC and MCPC

• LNB : DiSEqC 1.0, 1 to 4 LNBs supported, Polarity

selection 14/18V, Band selection 22kHz, Tone burst

mode, LNB current 300mA max

18.5

Display

Type

Diagonal screen size

• 43PUx7100 : 108 cm / 43 inch

• 49PUx7100 : 123 cm / 49 inch

• 55PUx7100 : 139 cm / 55 inch

• 65PUx7120 : 164 cm / 65 inch

Display resolution

• 3840 x 2160p

Input Resolution

Video formats

Resolution — Refresh rate

• 480i - 60 Hz

• 480p - 60 Hz

• 576i - 50 Hz

• 576p - 50 Hz

• 720p - 50 Hz, 60 Hz

• 1080i - 50 Hz, 60 Hz

• 1080p - 24 Hz, 25 Hz, 30 Hz

• 2160p - 24 Hz, 25 Hz, 30 Hz, 50 Hz, 60 Hz

Computer formats

Resolutions (amongst others)

• 640 x 480p - 60 Hz

• 800 x 600p - 60 Hz

• 1024 x 768p - 60 Hz

• 1280 x 768p - 60 Hz

• 1360 x 765p - 60 Hz

• 1360 x 768p - 60 Hz

• 1280 x 1024p - 60 Hz

• 1920 x 1080p - 60 Hz

• 3840 x 2160p - 24 Hz, 25 Hz, 30 Hz, 50 Hz, 60 Hz

18.6

Dimensions and Weights

43PUx7100

• without TV stand:

Width 970.2 mm - Height 574.6 mm - Depth 36.7 mm

- Weight ± 10.85 kg

• with TV stand:

Width 1017.7 mm - Height 626.7 mm - Depth 213.5 mm

- Weight ± 11.1 kg

49PUx7100

• without TV stand:

Width 1102.8 mm - Height 638.5 mm - Depth 36.7 mm

- Weight ± 13.6 kg

• with TV stand:

Width 1149 mm - Height 701 mm - Depth 255.2 mm -

Weight ± 13.9 kg

55PUx7100

• without TV stand:

Width 1238.6 mm - Height 714.9 mm - Depth 36.7

mm - Weight ± 16.78 kg

• with TV stand:

Width 1285.1 mm - Height 777.4 mm - Depth 272 mm -

Weight ± 17.11 kg

65PUx7120

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• without TV stand:

Width 1457.8 mm - Height 835.7 mm - Depth 55.3 mm

- Weight ± 32.7 kg

• with TV stand:

Width 1508.9 mm - Height 898.2 mm - Depth 293 mm

- Weight ± 33.5 kg

18.7

Connectivity

TV Side

• Headphones - Stereo mini-jack 3.5mm

• 2x HDMI in

• 2x USB 2.0

• 1x Common Interface slot: CI+/CAM

TV Rear

• Audio In (DVI to HDMI) - Stereo mini-jack 3.5mm

• SCART: Audio L/R, CVBS in, RGB

• YPbPr : Y Pb Pr, Audio L/R

TV Bottom

• HDMI 1 in - ARC - HDMI 2.0

• HDMI 2 in - ARC - HDMI 2.0

• 1x USB 2.0

• Audio out - Optical Toslink

• Network LAN - RJ45

• Antenna (75Ω)

• Satellite tuner

18.8

Sound

• 3D wOOx

• HD Stereo

• Output power (RMS) : 20W

• Dolby® Digital Plus

• DTS Premium Sound ™

18.9

Multimedia

Connections

• USB 2.0

• Ethernet LAN RJ-45

• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n (built-in)

Supported USB file systems

• FAT 16, FAT 32, NTFS

Playback formats

• Containers : 3GP, AVCHD, AVI, MPEG-PS, MPEG-TS,

MPEG-4, Matroska (MKV), Quicktime (MOV, M4V,

M4A), Windows Media (ASF/WMV/WMA)

• Video Codecs : MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 Part 2,

MPEG-4 Part 10 AVC (H264), VC-1, WMV9, H.265

(HEVC)

• Audio Codecs : AAC, HE-AAC (v1/v2), AMR-NB,

Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS Premium

Sound™, MPEG-1/2/2.5 Layer I/II/III (includes MP3),

WMA (v2 to v9.2), WMA Pro (v9/v10)

• Subtitles :

– Formats : SAMI, SubRip (SRT), SubViewer (SUB),

MicroDVD (TXT), mplayer2 (TXT), TMPlayer (TXT)

– Character encodings : UTF-8, Central Europe and

Eastern Europe (Windows-1250), Cyrillic

(Windows-1251), Greek (Windows-1253), Turkish

(Windows-1254), Western Europe (Windows-1252)

• Image Codecs : JPEG, JPS, MPO

• Limitations :

– Maximum supported total bit rate for a media file is

30Mbps.

– Maximum supported video bit rate for a media file

is 20Mbps.

– MPEG-4 AVC (H.264) is supported up to High

Profile @ L4.1.

– H.265 (HEVC) is supported upto Main / Main 10

Profile up to Level 5.1

– VC-1 is supported up to Advanced Profile @ L3.

Wi-Fi Certified

This TV supports WiDi 4.x devices.

Supported media server software (DMS)

• PC - Microsoft Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7

– You can use any DLNA certified® media server

software.

– Microsoft - Windows Media Player

• Mac OS X

– You can use any DLNA certified® media server

software.

• Mobile devices

– Philips TV Remote app - iOS, Android

– Interoperability and performance may vary,

depending on the capabilities of the mobile device

and the software used.

ESD regulations

This apparatus meets performance criteria B for ESD.

In case the apparatus does not recover in file sharing

mode due to electrostatic discharge, user interference

is required.

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Help and Support

19.1

including full support (including downloads),

privileged access to information about new products,

exclusive offers and discounts, the chance to win

prizes and even participate in special surveys about

new releases.

Go to www.philips.com/welcome

19.2

Troubleshooting

Channels

No digital channels found during the installation

See the technical specifications to make sure that

your TV supports DVB-T or DVB-C in your country.

Make sure that all cables are properly connected and

that the correct network is selected.

Previously installed channels are not in the channel

list

Make sure that the correct channel list is selected.

General

The TV does not switch on

• Disconnect the power cable from the power outlet.

Wait for one minute then reconnect it.

• Make sure that the power cable is securely

connected.

Creaking sound at startup or switch off

When you are switching the TV on, off or to Standby,

you hear a creaking sound from the TV chassis. The

creaking sound is due to the normal expansion and

contraction of the TV as it cools and warms up. This

does not affect performance.

TV does not respond to the remote control

The TV requires some time to start up. During this

time, the TV does not respond to the remote control

or TV controls. This is normal behaviour.

If the TV continues to be unresponsive to the remote

control, you can check if the remote control is working

by means of a mobile phone camera. Put the phone

in camera mode and point the remote control to the

camera lens. If you press any key on the remote

control and you notice the infra red LED flicker

through the camera, the remote control is working.

The TV needs to be checked.

If you do not notice the flickering, the remote control

might be broken or its batteries are low.

This method of checking the remote control is not

possible with remote controls which are wirelessly

paired with the TV.

The TV goes back to Standby after showing the

Philips startup screen

When the TV is in Standby, a Philips startup screen is

displayed, then the TV returns to Standby mode. This

is normal behaviour. When the TV is disconnected

and reconnected to the power supply, the startup

screen is displayed at the next startup. To switch on

the TV from Standby, press on the remote control or

the TV.

The Standby light keeps on blinking

Disconnect the power cable from the power outlet.

Wait 5 minutes before you reconnect the power

cable. If the blinking reoccurs, contact Philips TV

Consumer Care.

Picture

No picture / distorted picture

• Make sure that the antenna is properly connected to

the TV.

• Make sure that the correct device is selected as the

display source.

• Make sure that the external device or source is

properly connected.

Sound but no picture

• Make sure that the picture settings are set correctly.

Poor antenna reception

• Make sure that the antenna is properly connected to

the TV.

• Loud speakers, unearthed audio devices, neon

lights, high buildings and other large objects can

influence reception quality. If possible, try to improve

the reception quality by changing the antenna

direction or moving devices away from the TV.

• If reception on only one channel is poor, fine-tune

this channel with Manual Installation.

Poor picture from a device

• Make sure that the device is connected properly.

• Make sure that the picture settings are set correctly.

Picture settings change after a while

Make sure that Location is set to Home . You can

change and save settings in this mode.

A commercial banner appears

Make sure that Location is set to Home.

Picture does not fit the screen

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Change to a different picture format.

Picture format keeps changing with different

channels

Select a non 'Auto' picture format.

Picture position is incorrect

Picture signals from some devices may not fit the

screen correctly. Check the signal output of the

connected device.

Computer picture is not stable

Make sure that your PC uses the supported resolution

and refresh rate.

Sound

No sound or poor sound quality

If no audio signal is detected, the TV automatically

switches the audio output off — this does not indicate

malfunction.

• Make sure that the sound settings are correctly set.

• Make sure that all cables are properly connected.

• Make sure that the volume is not muted or set to

zero.

• Make sure that the TV audio output is connected to

the audio input on the Home Theatre System.

Sound should be heard from the HTS speakers.

• Some devices may require you to manually enable

HDMI audio output. If HDMI audio is already enabled,

but you still do not hear audio, try changing the digital

audio format of the device to PCM (Pulse Code

Modulation). Refer to the documentation

accompanying your device for instructions.

Connections

HDMI

• Note that HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content

Protection) support can delay the time taken for a TV

to display content from an HDMI device.

• If the TV does not recognise the HDMI device and

no picture is displayed, switch the source from one

device to another and back again.

• If there are intermittent sound disruptions, make

sure that output settings from the HDMI device are

correct.

• If you use an HDMI-to-DVI adapter or HDMI-to-DVI

cable, make sure that an additional audio cable is

connected to AUDIO IN (mini-jack only), if available.

EasyLink does not work

• Make sure that your HDMI devices are HDMI-CEC

compatible. EasyLink features only work with devices

that are HDMI-CEC compatible.

No volume icon shown

• When an HDMI-CEC audio device is connected this

behaviour is normal.

Photos, videos and music from a USB device do not

show

• Make sure that the USB storage device is set to Mass

Storage Class compliant, as described in the storage

device's documentation.

• Make sure that the USB storage device is compatible

with the TV.

• Make sure that the audio and picture file formats are

supported by the TV.

Choppy playback of USB files

• The transfer performance of the USB storage device

may limit the data transfer rate to the TV which

causes poor playback.

19.3

Help

This TV offers help on screen.

Open Help

Press the



key (blue) to open Help immediately.

Help will open on the chapter that is most relevant to

what you are doing or what is selected on TV. To look

up topics alphabetically, select Keywords .

To read the Help as a book, select Book.

Before you execute the Help instructions, close Help.

To close Help, press the colour key



Close .

For some activities, like Text (Teletext), the colour

keys have specific functions and cannot open Help.

TV Help on your tablet, smartphone or computer

To carry out extended sequences of instructions more

easily, you can download the TV Help in PDF format

to read on your smartphone, tablet or

computer. Alternatively, you can print the relevant

Help page from your computer.

To download the Help (user manual) go

to www.philips.com/support

MVL_v37_20160516

19.4

Online Help

To solve any Philips TV related problem, you can

consult our online support. You can select your

language and enter your product model number.

Go to www.philips.com/support .

On the support site you can find your country's

telephone number to contact us as well as answers to

frequently asked questions (FAQs). In some countries,

you can chat with one of our collaborators and ask

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your question directly or send a question by email.

You can download new TV software or the manual to

read on your computer.

19.5

Repair

For support and repair, call the Consumer Care

hotline in your country. Find the telephone number in

the printed documentation that came with the TV.

Or consult our website www.philips.com/support .

TV model number and serial number

You might be asked to provide the TV product model

number and serial number. Find these numbers on

the packaging label or on the type label on the back

or bottom of the TV.

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Warning

Do not attemp to repair the TV yourself. This may

cause severe injury, irrepairable damage to your TV or

void your warranty.

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Safety and Care

20.1

Safety

Important

Read and understand all safety instructions before

you use the TV. If damage is caused by failure to

follow instructions, the warranty does not apply.

Secure the TV from Falling Over

Always use the supplied wall bracket to secure the TV

from falling over. Mount the bracket and secure the

TV onto the bracket, even if you put the TV on the

floor.

You can find the mounting instructions in the Quick

Start Guide that came with the TV. In case you lost

this guide, you can download the guide

from www.philips.com

Use the product type number of the TV to look for the

Quick Start Guide to download.

Risk of Electric Shock or Fire

• Never expose the TV to rain or water. Never place

liquid containers, such as vases, near the TV.

If liquids are spilt on or into the TV, disconnect the TV

from the power outlet immediately.

Contact Philips TV Consumer Care to have the TV

checked before use.

• Never expose the TV, remote control or batteries to

excessive heat. Never place them near burning

candles, naked flames or other heat sources,

including direct sunlight.

• Never insert objects into the ventilation slots or other

openings on the TV.

• Never place heavy objects on the power cord.

• Avoid force coming onto power plugs. Loose power

plugs can cause arcing or fire. Ensure that no strain is

exerted on the power cord when you swivel the TV

screen.

• To disconnect the TV from the mains power, the

power plug of the TV must be disconnected. When

disconnecting the power, always pull the power plug,

never the cord. Ensure that you have full access to

the power plug, power cord and outlet socket at all

times.

Risk of Injury or Damage to the TV

• Two people are required to lift and carry a TV that

weighs more than 25 kg or 55 lbs.

• If you mount the TV on a stand, only use the

supplied stand. Secure the stand to the TV tightly.

Place the TV on a flat, level surface that can support

the weight of the TV and the stand.

• When wall mounted, ensure that the wall mount can

safely bear the weight of the TV set. TP Vision bears

no responsibility for improper wall mounting that

results in accident, injury or damage.

• Parts of this product are made of glass. Handle with

care to avoid injury or damage.

Risk of damage to the TV !

Before you connect the TV to the power outlet,

ensure that the power voltage matches the value

printed on the back of the TV. Never connect the TV

to the power outlet if the voltage is different.

Risk of Injury to Children

Follow these precautions to prevent the TV from

toppling over and causing injury to children:

• Never place the TV on a surface covered by a cloth

or other material that can be pulled away.

• Ensure that no part of the TV hangs over the edge of

the mounting surface.

• Never place the TV on tall furniture, such as a

bookcase, without anchoring both the furniture and

TV to the wall or a suitable support.

• Teach children about the dangers of climbing on

furniture to reach the TV.

Risk of swallowing batteries !

The remote control may contain coin-type batteries

which can easily be swallowed by small children.

Keep these batteries out of reach of children at all

times.

Risk of Overheating

Never install the TV in a confined space. Always leave

a space of at least 10 cm or 4 inches around the TV

for ventilation. Ensure curtains or other objects never

cover the ventilation slots on the TV.

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Lightning Storms

Disconnect the TV from the power outlet and antenna

before lightning storms.

During lightning storms, never touch any part of the

TV, power cord or antenna cable.

Risk of Hearing Damage

Avoid using earphones or headphones at high

volumes or for prolonged periods of time.

Low Temperatures

If the TV is transported in temperatures below 5°C or

41°F, unpack the TV and wait until the TV temperature

reaches room temperature before connecting the TV

to the power outlet.

Humidity

In rare occasions, depending on temperature and

humidity, minor condensation can occur on the inside

of the TV glass front (on some models). To prevent

this, do not expose the TV to direct sunlight, heat or

extreme humidity. If condensation occurs, it will

disappear spontaneously while the TV is playing for a

few hours.

The condensation moisture will not harm the TV or

cause malfunction.

20.2

Screen Care

• Never touch, push, rub or strike the screen with any

object.

• Unplug the TV before cleaning.

• Clean the TV and frame with a soft damp cloth and

wipe gently. Avoid touching the Ambilight LEDs on

the backside of the TV. Never use substances such as

alcohol, chemicals or household cleaners on the TV.

• To avoid deformations and colour fading, wipe off

water drops as quickly as possible.

• Avoid stationary images as much as possible.

Stationary images are images that remain onscreen

for extended periods of time. Stationary images

include onscreen menus, black bars, time displays,

etc. If you must use stationary images, reduce screen

contrast and brightness to avoid screen damage.

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Terms of Use_TV

This product was brought to the market by TP Vision

Europe B.V. or one of its affiliates, hereinafter referred

to as TP Vision, which is the manufacturer of the

product. TP Vision is the warrantor in relation to the

TV with which this booklet was packaged. Philips and

the Philips Shield Emblem are registered trademarks

of Koninklijke Philips N.V.

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Trademarks are the property of Koninklijke Philips N.V

or their respective owners. TP Vision reserves the right

to change products at any time without being obliged

to adjust earlier supplies accordingly.

The written material packaged with the TV and the

manual stored in the memory of the TV or

downloaded from the Philips website are believed to

be adequate for the intended use of the system.

The material in this manual is believed adequate for

the intended use of the system. If the product, or its

individual modules or procedures, are used for

purposes other than those specified herein,

confirmation of their validity and suitability must be

obtained. TP Vision Europe B.V. warrants that the

material itself does not infringe any United States

patents. No further warranty is expressed or implied.

TP Vision Europe B.V. cannot be held responsible

neither for any errors in the content of this document

nor for any problems as a result of the content in this

document. Errors reported to Philips will be adapted

and published on the Philips support website as soon

as possible.

Terms of warranty - Risk of injury, damage to TV or

void of warranty!

Never attempt to repair the TV yourself. Use the TV

and accessories only as intended by the

manufacturer. The caution sign printed on the back of

the TV indicates risk of electric shock. Never remove

the TV cover. Always contact Philips TV Customer

Care for service or repairs. Any operation expressly

prohibited in this manual, or any adjustments and

assembly procedures not recommended or

authorised in this manual, shall void the warranty.

Pixel characteristics

This LCD/LED product has a high number of colour

pixels. Although it has effective pixels of 99.999% or

more, black dots or bright points of light (red, green or

blue) may appear constantly on the screen. This is a

structural property of the display (within common

industry standards) and is not a malfunction.

CE compliance

This product is in compliance with the essential

requirements and other relevant provisions of

Directives 2006/95/EC (Low Voltage), 2004/108/EC

(EMC) and 2011/65/EU (ROHS).

Compliance with EMF

TP Vision Europe B.V. manufactures and sells many

products targeted at consumers which, like any

electronic apparatus, in general have the ability to

emit and receive electromagnetic signals. One of

Philips’ leading Business Principles is to take all

necessary health and safety measures for our

products, to comply with all applicable legal

requirements and to stay well within the Electro

Magnetic Field (EMF) standards applicable at the

time of producing the products.

Philips is committed to develop, produce and market

products that cause no adverse health effects. TP

Vision confirms that, as long as its products are

handled properly for their intended use, they are safe

to use according to scientific evidence available

today. Philips plays an active role in the development

of international EMF and safety standards, enabling

Philips to anticipate further developments in

standardisation for early integration in its products.

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Terms of Use_Smart

You can see the terms of use, privacy policy, and also

set privacy settings of your Smart TV.

To open the terms of use of Smart TV page…

1 - Press



HOME to open the Home menu.

2 - Select



Apps to open Apps.

3 - Select Support.

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Copyrights

23.1

Ultra HD

The DIGITALEUROPE UHD Display Logo is a

trademark of DIGITALEUROPE.

23.2

HDMI

HDMI®

The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Definition

Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI Logo are

trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI

Licensing LLC in the United States and other

countries.

23.3

Dolby Digital Plus

Dolby®

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories.

Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of

Dolby Laboratories.

23.4

DTS Premium Sound ™

For DTS patents, see http://patents.dts.com.

Manufactured under license from DTS Licensing

Limited. DTS, the Symbol, & DTS and the Symbol

together are registered trademarks, and DTS 2.0

Rights Reserved.

23.5

DLNA Certified®

(If applicable)

DLNA®, the DLNA Logo and DLNA CERTIFIED® are

trademarks, service marks, or certifi cation marks of

the Digital Living Network Alliance.

23.6

Microsoft

Windows Media

Windows Media is either a registered trademark or

trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United

States and/or other countries.

Microsoft PlayReady

Content owners use Microsoft PlayReady™ content

access technology to protect their intellectual

property, including copyrighted content.

This device uses PlayReady technology to access

PlayReady-protected content and/or WMDRM-

protected content. If the device fails to properly

enforce restrictions on content usage, content owners

may require Microsoft to revoke the device's ability to

consume PlayReady-protected content. Revocation

should not affect unprotected content or content

protected by other content access technologies.

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Content owners may require you to upgrade

PlayReady to access their content. If you decline an

upgrade, you will not be able to access content that

requires the upgrade.

23.7

Wi-Fi Alliance

Wi-Fi®, the Wi-Fi CERTIFIED logo, the Wi-Fi logo are

registered trademarks of the Wi-Fi Alliance.

23.8

Kensington

(If applicable)

Kensington and Micro Saver are registered US

trademarks of ACCO World Corporation with issued

registrations and pending applications in other

countries throughout the world.

23.9

Other Trademarks

All other registered and unregistered trademarks are

the property of their respective owners.

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Index

3D Backlight Contrast 45

3D, Health Warning 42

3D, Optimal Viewing 41

Age Rating 29

Antenna connection 7

Antenna connection, Tips 11

Apps 39

Audio Out - Optical, tips 13

Audio Out Delay 16

Audio Out Format 15

Audio Out Levelling 15

Audio Out Offset 16

Audio Out Settings 15

Audio to Video Sync 16

Auto Surround 3D 50

Auto Volume Levelling 50

Automatic switch off 22

Backlight Contrast 44

Bass 49

Batteries, remote control 26

Blu-ray Disc player, connect 16

Brightness, Philips Logo 21

CAM, Conditional Access Module 13

Camcorder, connect 20

Channel 28

Channel List, about 28

Channel, age rating 29

Channel, Options 30

Channel, switch to a channel 29

Channel, TV guide 32

Channels, watch two channels 43

Child Lock 58

CI+ 13

Clear Internet Memory 10

Clear Sound 50

Colour 44

Colour control, reset 46

Colour, Colour control 46

Colour, Colour enhancement 45

Colour, Colour temperature 45

Colour, Custom colour temperature 46

Colour, Hue 46

Colour, Saturation 46

Colour, Tint 45

Common Interface Slot 13

Computer, connect 20

Connectivity Guide 11

Contrast 44

Contrast, 3D Video Contrast 45

Contrast, Contrast Mode 47

Contrast, Dynamic Contrast 47

Contrast, Gamma 47

Contrast, Light Sensor 47

Contrast, Video Contrast 47

Create, favourite channel list 31

Digital Text 33

DMR, Digital Media Renderer 10

DVD player 17

DVD player, connect 17

EasyLink HDMI CEC 55

Eco Settings 55

End of use 107

Favourite Channels, remove 32

Favourite Channels, rename 32

Filter, channel list 28

Game Console, connect 17

Game or Computer, setting 44

Gamepad, connect 18

Gamma 47

HbbTV 35

HDMI, ARC 11

HDMI, DVI connection 12

HDMI, EasyLink 11

HDMI, Ultra HD 11

Headphones Volume 51

Headphones, connect 17

Home Menu 27

Home Theatre System, connect 15

Home Theatre System, Multichannel 15

Home Theatre System, problems 16

Home Theatre System, volume levelling 15

Incredible Surround 50

Incredible surround 3D 50

Infrared sensor 26

Interactive TV, about 34

Interactive TV, what you need 35

Internet memory, clear 9

iTV 34

Keys on TV 21

Light Sensor 47

Media files, from a computer or NAS 40

Media files, from a USB drive 40

Motion, Perfect Natural Motion 48

MPEG Artefact Reduction 48

Multi View 43

Network Installation 8

Network, Clear Internet Memory 10

Network, connect 8

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Network, settings 9

Network, Static IP 9

Network, Switch on Wi-Fi 10

Network, TV Network Name 10

Network, View Settings 9

Network, Wi-Fi Smart Screen 10

Network, Wired 9

Network, Wireless 8

Network, WoWLAN 9

Network, WPS 8

Noise Reduction 48

Now on TV 36

On and Off 21

Open, channel list 28

Options on a Channel 30

Pairing the Remote Control 25

Parental Rating 29

Perfect Natural Motion 48

Philips Logo, Brightness 21

Photo camera, connect 19

Picture In Picture 43

Picture Style 44

Picture, Backlight Contrast 44

Picture, Colour 44

Picture, Picture format 48

Picture, Picture format, advanced 48

Picture, Picture format, basic 48

Picture, quick settings 49

Picture, Sharpness 44

Power connection 6

Programmes, Recommendations 36

Recording, TV Guide data 32

Red Button 34

Remote Control, accents and symbols 25

Remote Control, Azerty 25

Remote control, batteries 26

Remote Control, Cyrillic 25

Remote Control, keyboard 25

Remote Control, Pairing 25

Remote Control, Qwerty 25

Remote Control, Qwerty and Azerty 24

Remote Control, Qwerty and Cyrillic 24

Remote Control, uppercase 25

Safety instructions 113

Satellite connection 7

SCART connection, tips 13

Search, channel list 28

Set Top Box, connect 14

Sharpness 44

Sharpness, MPEG Artefact Reduction 48

Sharpness, Noise reduction 48

Sharpness, Ultra Resolution 48

SimplyShare (computer or NAS) 40

Sleep Timer 21

Smart Card, CAM 13

Sound Style 49

Sound, Auto Surround 3D 50

Sound, Auto Volume Levelling 50

Sound, Bass 49

Sound, Clear Sound 50

Sound, Headphones Volume 51

Sound, Incredible surround 3D 50

Sound, surround mode 50

Sound, Treble 49

Standby 21

Surround Mode 50

Switch Off Timer 22

Switching On 21

Synchronise Audio and Video 16

Teletext 33

Text 33

Treble 49

TV Guide 32

TV Guide, data and information 32

TV network name 9

TV on Demand 36

TV placement 6

Ultra HD, Connection 11

USB Flash Drive, connect 19

USB Hard Drive, connect 18

USB Hard Drive, disk space 18

USB Hard Drive, Installation 18

USB Keyboard 19

USB Keyboard, connect 19

Video on Demand 37

Video Selection 31

Viewing distance 6

Watch TV 29

Wi-Fi 8

Wi-Fi Smart Screen 10

Wired Network 9

Wireless Network 8

WoWLAN 9

YPbPr connection, tips 13

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