User manual PHILIPS 21PT4424

[. . . ] Introduction Thanks for purchasing this television set; it is equipped with the latest technologies and a logic that automatically memorises your picture settings. The use of the Smart Controls allows you to find back the Factory settings. For more details on these functionalities, please refer to page 6 of your Instruction for use. For a quick start up of your new TV, we advise you to read the Easy installation guide card first. Installation Insert the aerial plug in to the socket M at the rear of the set. Insert the mains plug into a wall socket (220-240V/50Hz). Insert the 2 LR03-type batteries (supplied) making sure they are the right way around. Remark: When you switch on the TV set for the first time, the INSTALLATION menu automaticaly appears on the screen. Press the on/off key to switch on the television. If the television remains in standby mode, press the P key on the remote control. Using the menus The menus are displayed on the television screen. They are used to tune in the channels and to access all settings. They are used in the following way: Press the key to display the main menu. Use the keys to select an adjustment. Use the keys to adjust or access a sub-menu. Press the key to exit from the menu. N. B. :The main menu automatically disappears after 30 seconds if no action is taken. The / key also allows you to exit the menus. [. . . ] Smart controls Press the key to obtain the following picture settings: RICH, SOFT, NATURAL and return to MANUAL. Press the key to obtain the following sound settings: THEATRE, MUSIC, SPEECH and NORMAL (or MANUAL for stereo models). Use the keys for selection and the keys for adjustment. Standby To set the TV to standby mode. The red indicator lights up. To switch the TV set on again, press P , P or keys to . Select EXT sockets This key is used to select EXT(1) (rear socket), EXT2 (front socket: on certain versions) and to return to the TV programme. Surf Use this key to return to the previous programme or to display the surf list (page 6). Sound mode (stereo models) Pressing this key allows you to switch from STEREO to MONO sound or to choose between language f and language g in the event of bilingual transmissions. Game This key is used for the direct selection of the front (on certain versions) and rear EXT sockets with a picture preset that is adapted to game consoles. Timer This key provides direct access to the TIMER menu (page 7). To exit from this menu, press the key twice. The keys on the TV set The TV set has 4 keys (on some models these are located behind a flap). The VOLUME - + keys are used to adjust sound levels. The PROGRAMME - + keys are used to select the required programmes. To access the menus, hold down the VOLUME - and VOLUME + keys. The PROGRAMME - + keys may then be used to select an adjustment and the VOLUME - + keys to make that adjustment. To exit from the menus, select the EXIT item (by using the PROGRAMME - + keys) and press the VOLUME + key. 4 Using teletext Teletext is an information system, broadcast by certain TV channels, which can be consulted in the same way as a newspaper. It also provides subtitles. Press: Time display Result: When the teletext is switched off, press this key to display the time in the top right-hand corner of the screen. The time is not displayed if the channel selected does not broadcast teletext. To call-up or exit from teletext. The main index page presents a list of subjects to which you have access. Each subject has a corresponding 3 digit page number. If the selected TV channel does not broadcast teletext, 100 is displayed and the screen remains black (if this is the case, switch off teletext and choose another TV channel). Use keys to to enter the page number required. [. . . ] For further information on connecting a video recorder, refer to its user manual. Front connections When the headphones are connected, the sound on the TV set is automatically muted. Some models have AUDIO / VIDEO connections on the front of the TV set. There is 1 video input + 1 sound input (mono models) or 2 (L) and (R) sound inputs for stereo models. [. . . ]