Philips 51PP9910 User manual

User Manual

51PP9910

55PP9910

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SUBJECT Panel #

Advanced Remote Features

Using the Guide ............... I

Surf ........................ 2

DSURF ..................... 3

PIP ......................... 4

Picture Format ............... 5

Advanced Menu Features

Picture Controls .............. 6

Convergance ............... 7-8

Sound Controls ............... 9

Bass Bosst .................. I0

AVL ....................... I I

Surround Sound .............. 12

SAP, Air Audio .............. 13

SUBJECT Panel #

Audio Out,

Speakers Dig Out ............ 14

Intellitune, Smart Picture ....... I 5

Sleep ...................... 16

Timer ................... 17-19

AutoLock ................ 20-23

PIP ........................ 24

Closed Caption ........... 25-26

Picture Format ............... 27

Channel Edit ................ 28

AutoChron ............... 29-30

Weal< Digital Signal ........... 3 I

Channel and Volume Display .... 32

Emergency Alert ............. 33

Factory Channel Reset ......... 34

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nmeguide can provide you with infor-

ation about the current program

as well as upcoming programs, The

content and accuracy of'the guide is

entirely dependent on the broadcaster

or cable company,

Press the GUIDE button to

open the Guide window. If the

broadcaster or cable company

is providing it, information

about the current program and

programs throughout the day

are displayed.

Use the CURSOR LEFT or

RIGHT button to select a time.

The program name, time,

inforamtion, as well as signal

type are displayed.

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Guide

Channel and Name

Program

Signal Type

Current date and time Available

Subchannels

Program

Program information Time Selector

fter you set up a list of your

favorite signal sources in the SURF

list, you can press the SURF button to

see the list and quickly tune to a

favorite signal source. Place up to 10

signal sources in the SURFlist.

Once you are viewing the

channel you want to add to

the surf list, press the SURF

button. The Surf list box

appears. The number of the

current channel is shown with

ADD? to the right. Press the

CURSOR RIGHT button to

add the channel to the Surf

list. The text should switch

from "add?" to "delete?" The

text gives the next available

action, therefore, when it says

"delete?" the channel has been

added.

Press the NUMBER but-

tons, CH(annel) +/- but-

tons to select another signal

source to add to the Surf list.

Press the SURF button and

then the CURSOR RIGHT

button to add the channel to

the list.

Repeat this step, filling the list

with up to 10 favorite signal

sources. NOTE: If you exceed

10 channels a warning message

will inform you to delete a

channel before adding another.

To tune to a favorite signal

source from the list, press

the SURF button. The Surf

list box appears. Press the

SURF button or the CURSOR

DOWN button or UP as many

times as necessary tO tune to

the channel.

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HELPFUL HINTS

•To delete asignal source

from the list, press the

SURF button. The Surf list

box appears. Press the

SURF button or the

CURSOR DOWN button

or UP as many times as

necessary to select the

signal source to be delet-

ed. Then press the CUR-

SOR RIGHT button to

delete the signal source.

The screen will say

"add?" when the channel

has been deleted.

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SURF locks the tuner into a "digi-

tal only" mode. Like a "'Caps

Lock" button on a computer keyboard,

DSURF limits channel selection to digi-

tal channels only.

Press DSURF.

Use Channel + or - to select a

channel, Only digital channels

are available, A small icon, /_

appears next to the channel to

indicate DSURF is activated.

Press DSURF again to return

to normal channel selection

and the DSURF icon disappears

PRILIPS

T_a e Picture-In-Picture (PIP) feature

Ilows you to display a subscreen

within your main screen and watch two

video sources at once. Because your set

has one tuner, you need to use a VCR

as a second tuner for your PIP picture.

Tune to your favorite show on the main

screen while scanning other AV inputs in

the PIP window. See panel 24 to select

the PIP source.

Press the PIP button to

turn PIP on.

Press the PIP button asec-

ond time to make the PIP win-

dow smaller.

"_ To select a video source to

%watch in the PIP window, see

_' "Selecting a PIP Source" on

panel 24.

Press the PIP button a third

time to turn PIP off.

MOVING THE PIP SCREEN

Press the POS button. Eachtime

you press this button, the PiP screen

moves to another corner of the main

screen.

FREEZING THE PIP SCREEN

Press the FREEZE button. The

picture in the PIP screen stands still.

Stopping motion allows you to write

down onscreen phone numbers or

addresses.

SWITCHING THE MAIN AND PIP

SCREENS

Press the SWAP button. The main

screen and PIP screen change places.

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FR_EZ_

SWAp

odurTV's wide screen (16:9 aspect ratio)

elivers a home-cinema experience not

possible with a conventional (4:3 aspect

ratio) set. High-definition (HD) programs

originating in 16:9 format and other

widescreen-format video sources appear

more lifelike, dramatic, and theatrical.

Border bars are diminished or eliminated,

Most anamorphic-DVD programs will fill the i

wide screen without border bars,

Selecting a Picture Format

Using the Remote Control

Use your" TV's picture-format modes

with video sources you connect to the

ANTENNA, CABLE AVI, AV2, AV3,

AV4, AV5, SIDE inputs on the TV. While

watching a video source--with no

onscreen menu or display present--

press the FORMAT button once to see

the currect mode. Press it again to

change to the next mode.

Picture-format Modes

NATIVE (16:9) is the default for your

DTV because HD programs are broad-

cast in this format. Analog channels are

expanded horizontally.

4:3 shows an analog the picture in its

original, conventional (4:3 aspect ratio)

format.

ZOOM expands, or zooms, the picture

both vertically and horizontally, eliminat-

ing or reducing the size of border bars.

PANOPo0_MIC stretches the outer por-

tions of the picture horizontally.

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To prevent uneven picture-tube aging,

do not leave border bars or other sta-

tionary images on screen for extended

periods of time.

NATIVE (16:9)

4:3

ZOOM

PANORAMIC

o adjust your TV picture controls,

electachannel and follow these

steps.Seedescriptions of the picture-

adjustment options below.

Press the MENU button on

the remote control to show the

onscreen menu.

Press the CURSOR RIGHT

button. BRIGHTNESS will be

highlighted and an adjustment bar

will be shown to the right.

Press the CURSOR RIGHT

button or LEFT to adjust the

BRIGHTNESS level of the pic-

ture. Or press the CURSOR

DOWN button to select anoth-

er picture control to adjust.

Press the INFO/EXIT button

to exit the menu.

Picture-adjustment Options

Remember, when the bar scale is cen-

tered the control settings

are at levels. Picture adjust-

ments are described as follows:

BRIGHTNESS raises and lowers the

black level of the picture.

PICTURE raises or lowers the intensity

of the picture (also called contrast).

SHARPNESS improves the detail in the

picture.

COLOR adds or eliminates color.

TINT adjusts the picture to obtain natu-

ral skin tones.

COLOR TEMP offers NORMAL,

COOL, or WARM picture preferences.

NORMAL keeps whites white.

WARM makes whites less blue.

COOL makes whites more blue.

FHILIPS

• BB[GHT_ESS

• SHARPNESS

• COLO_

• TINT

PICTURE

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• PKTU_E

•TINT

PICTURE

• PICTUE

•SHArPnESS

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urPr ec'ionTVhas h eco'orPrI ....i

|]ection tubes: one for red, one for F'_TUkE ....

green, and one for blue. When mixed in

properproportion,thebeamsoflight :',°U_L_,E_O_,E_L_U_

coming from the tubes can produce any • _{0LTIPOlUTBLUE

color. To create aclear picture, however, : sA_,um_o_uT,

these color beams must be precisely

aligned. This alignment is called conver-

gence.

NOTE: Allow the W to warm up for 20

minutes before adjusting convergence.

Pressthe MENU button to

show the onscreenmenu. Press

the CURSORRIGHT button to

enter the PICTUREsubmenu.

Then pressthe CURSOR

DOWN button repeatedly until

MANUAL CONVERGE is high-

lighted.

Pressthe CURSOR RIGHT

button to enter the MANUAL

CONVERGE submenu,Ifyou

want to adjust the Red

Convergence, press the CUR-

SOR RIGHT button to enter the

adjust mode. To adjust the Blue

Convergence, press the CUR-

SOR DOWN button to high-

light CONVERGE BLUE,then

press the CURSOR RIGHT but-

ton to enter adjust mode.

In adjust mode, press the

CURSOR RIGHT, LEFT,

UP, or DOWN button to

adjustthe cross hair until the

color outline around it is gone.

(The adjustment is automatically

saved in the TV's memory.) To

return to the MANUAL CON-

VERGEmenu, press the MENU

button. To exit the onscreen

display, press the INFO/EXIT

button.

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.." Determining Which

Manual Converge

Control to Use

Screen

appearance Action

Various Adjusc the

images CONVERGE

throughout RED control

the entire Then if any red

)icture have outlines remain,

red outlines, adjust the

HULTIPOINT

RED control.

Various Adjust the

images CONVERGE

throughout BLUE conEroL

the entire Then if any blue

picture have outlines remaim

blue outlines, adjust the

PIULTIPOINT

BLUE control

he MultJpointRed/BlueConvergence

ontrolsallow you to adjust picture con-

vergenceat specificpoints on the TV

screen.

Press the MENU button to

show the onscreen menu, Press

the CURSOR RIGHT button to

enter the PICTURE submenu,

Then press the CURSOR

DOWN button repeatedly until

MANUAL CONVERGE is high-

lighted,

Press the CURSOR RIGHTbutton to enter" the MANUAL

CONVERGE submenu. Press

the CURSOR DOWN button

repeatedly until MULTIPOINT

RED or HULTIPOINT BLUE is

highlighted. Then press the

CURSOR LEFT or RIGHT but-

ton to enter Navigate mode.

Press the CURSOR LEFT,RIGHT, UP, or DOWN but-

ton to move to a cross hair

that has a color outline. Then

press the INFO/EXIT button to

enter adjust mode.

Press the CURSOR LEFT,

RIGHT, UP, or DOWN but-

ton to adjust the cross hair

until the color outline is

gone.Then press the INFO/EXIT

button to return to NAVIGATE

mode. Repeat steps 3 and 4

until all misaligned cross hairs

have been adjusted.

For your adjustments to be

stored in the TV's memory,

you must activate SAVE

MULTIPOINT.

To save your multipoint

adjustments, press the MENU

button to return to the MANU-

AL CONVERGE menu. Press the

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CURSOR DOWN button repeat-

edly until SAVE MULTIPQINT is

highlighted. Then press the CUR-

SOR LEFT or RIGHT button to

store your adjustments in the TV's

memory.

To undo the multipoint adjust-

ments you just made, highlight

UNDO MULTIPOINT and press

the CURSOR LEFT or RIGHT but-

ton,

To restore the TV's conver-

gence to factory settings, high-

light RESTORE FACTORY and

press the CURSOR LEFT or

RIGHT button.

Press the INFO/EXlT button

to exit the menu.

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