Philips 22PFS4031 User manual

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User Manual
22PFS4031
24PHS4031

Contents
1 TV tour 3
1.1 Pause TV and recordings 3
1.2 EasyLink 3
2 Setting up 4
2.1 Read safety 4
2.2 TV stand and wall mounting 4
2.3 Tips on placement 4
2.4 Power cable 4
2.5 Antenna cable 5
2.6 Satellite dish 5
3 Connect devices 6
3.1 About connections 6
3.2 CAM with smart card - CI+ 7
3.3 Receiver - Set-Top Box 8
3.4 Home Theatre System - HTS 9
3.5 Blu-ray disc player 10
3.6 DVD player 11
3.7 Headphones 11
3.8 Game console 11
3.9 USB hard drive 12
3.10 USB flash drive 12
3.11 Photo camera 13
3.12 Camcorder -HDMI 13
3.13 Computer 13
4 Switching On and Off 14
4.1 On or standby 14
4.2 Sleep timer 14
4.3 Switch off timer 14
5 Remote control 15
5.1 Key overview 15
5.2 IR sensor (for 4031/5231 series TV) 16
5.3 IR sensor (for 4131 series TV) 16
5.4 Batteries 16
5.5 Cleaning 16
6 Channels 17
6.1 Switch channels 17
6.2 Channel lists 17
6.3 Channel options 18
6.4 Text / Teletext 20
7 TV Guide 21
7.1 What you need 21
7.2 Using the TV guide 21
8 Recording and pause TV 23
8.1 Recording 23
8.2 Pause TV 24
9 Home menu 25
9.1 About the Home menu 25
9.2 Open the Home menu 25
10 Sources 26
10.1 Switch to a device 26
10.2 Options for a TV Input 26
10.3 Game or computer 26
11 Videos, photos and music 27
11.1 From a USB connection 27
11.2 Play your videos 27
11.3 View your photos 27
11.4 Play your music 28
12 Settings 29
12.1 Quick settings 29
12.2 Picture 29
12.3 Sound 32
12.4 Eco settings 35
12.5 General settings 35
12.6 Child lock 39
12.7 Universal access 39
13 Channel installation 41
13.1 Antenna/cable installation 41
13.2 Satellite installation 43
13.3 Channel list copy 46
14 Software 48
14.1 Software version 48
14.2 Local updates 48
14.3 Open source software 48
14.4 Open source license 48
15 Specifications 50
15.1 Environmental 50
15.2 Power 50
15.3 Reception 50
15.4 Display type 51
15.5 Display input resolution 51
15.6 Dimensions and Weights 51
15.7 Connectivity 51
15.8 Sound 52
15.9 Multimedia 52
16 Help and support 53
16.1 Register your TV 53
16.2 Using help 53
16.3 Troubleshooting 53
16.4 Online help 54
16.5 Consumer care / Repair 54
17 Safety and care 56
17.1 Safety 56
17.2 Screen care 57
18 Terms of use, copyrights and licenses
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18.1 Terms of use 58
18.2 Copyrights and licenses 58
Index 60
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1
TV tour
1.1
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.
For more information, in Help, see
chapter Recording and pause TV.
1.2
EasyLink
With EasyLink you can operate a connected device,
like a Bluray Disc player, with the remote control of
the TV.
EasyLink uses HDMI CEC to communicate with the
connected devices.
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2
Setting up
2.1
Read safety
Read the safety instructions first before you use the
TV.
To read the instructions, in Help, see chapter Safety
and care.
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 model number of the TV to look for
the Quick Start Guide to download.
Wall mounting
4031 series TV
Your TV is also prepared for a VESA-compliant wall
mount bracket (sold separately).
Use the following VESA code when purchasing the
wall mount . . .
- 22Pxx4031 - VESA MIS-F 75x75, M4 (Minimum 10
mm, Maximum 10.5 mm)
- 24Pxx4031 - VESA MIS-F 75x75, M4 (Minimum 10
mm, Maximum 10.5 mm)
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
4031 series TV
- Position the TV where light does not shine directly
on the screen.
- 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
4031 series TV
- 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.
For more information, in Help, see
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chapter Switching On and 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
- For PHS/PFS series TV
Attach the satellite F-type connector to the satellite
connection SAT at the back of the TV.
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3
Connect devices
3.1
About 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 TV signal.
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
Only HDMI 1 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 HDMI 1 connection 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.
In case you prefer to switch off ARC on HDMI 1 ARC,
press , select Sound and press OK.
Select Advanced > HDMI 1 - ARC.
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)
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
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(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.
EasyLink On or Off
You can switch EasyLink on or off. The TV comes with
the EasyLink settings switched on.
To switch off EasyLink completely…
1. Press , select General settings and
press  (right) to enter the menu.
2. Select EasyLink, press  (right) and
select EasyLink one step further.
3. Select Off.
4. 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.
To switch EasyLink Remote Control on or off…
1. Press , select General settings and
press  (right) to enter the menu.
2. Select EasyLink > EasyLink remote control and
press OK.
3. Select On or Off and press OK.
4. Press  (left) repeatedly if necessary, to close the
menu.
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).
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.
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3.2
CAM with smart card - CI+
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.
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 and 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.
3.3
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.
For more information, in Help, see
chapter Switching On and Off > Switch off timer.
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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.
For more information, in Help, see
chapter Switching On and Off > Switch off timer.
3.4
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 HDMI 1 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.
HDMI 1 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.
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.
Audio out settings
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
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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 Sound and press  (right) to
enter the menu.
2. Select Advanced > Audio out delay and
press OK.
3. Select Off.
4. 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 Sound and press  (right) to
enter the menu.
2. Select Advanced > Audio out offset and
press OK.
3. Use the slider bar to set the sound offset and
press OK.
4. Press  (left) repeatedly if necessary, to close the
menu.
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 Sound and press  (right) to
enter the menu.
2. Select Advanced > Audio out format and
press OK.
3. Select Multichannel or Stereo, then press OK.
4. 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 Sound and press  (right) to
enter the menu.
2. Select Advanced > Audio out levelling and
press OK.
3. Select More, Medium, or Less, then press OK.
4. If the volume difference is large, select More. If the
volume difference is small, select Less.
5. Press  (left) repeatedly if necessary, to close the
menu.
Audio Out Levelling affects both the Audio Out -
Optical and HDMI ARC sound signals.
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 Sound > Advanced > Audio out
format.
No sound
If you cannot hear the sound from the TV on your
Home Theatre System, check the following . . .
- Check if you connected the HDMI cable to a HDMI
1 ARC connection on the Home Theatre System.
- Check if the HDMI 1 ARC setting on the TV is
switched On.
Press  for Sound > Advanced > HDMI 1-ARC.
3.5
Blu-ray disc player
Use a High speed HDMI cable to connect the Blu-
ray Disc player to the TV.
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