Philips 220TW9FB, Manual

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You receive poor picture quality from
connected devices:
Check that the devices are connected •
properly.
Verify that picture settings are correctly
•
set. See Section 5.3 Adjust picture settings .
The TV Monitor did not save my
settings:
Verify that the Product is set to • Home
mode, which offers you complete
flexibility to change settings. See Section
5.4 Change to Shop or Home mode .
The picture does not fit the screen, it is
too big or too small:
Try using a different picture format as •
described in Section 5.3 Change picture
format .
The picture position on screen is not
correct:
Picture signals from some devices do not •
fit the screen correctly. Check the signal
output of the device.
Sound issues 9�4
There is picture but no sound from the
TV Monitor:
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If no audio signal is detected, the Product
automatically switches off audio output
and does not indicate malfunction.
Check that all cables are properly •
connected.
Check that the volume is not set to 0.
•
Check that the sound is not muted. •
There is picture but sound quality is
poor:
Check • Sound settings as described in
Section 5.3 Adjust sound settings .
There is picture but sound comes from
one speaker only:
Verify that • Balance correctly set as
described in Section 5.3 Adjust sound settings .
HDMI connection issues 9�5
You encounter problems with HDMI
devices
HDCP support can delay the time taken •
for a TV Monitor to display content from a
device.
If the TV Monitor does not recognise the
•
device and the screen displays no picture,
try switching from one device to another
and back again to restart.
If you experience intermittent sound
•
disruptions, check the user manual of the
HDMI device to verify that output settings
are correct. Alternatively, try connecting the
audio signal from the HDMI device to the
TV Monitor via AUDIO IN at the back.
PC connection issues 9�6
The PC display on my TV Monitor is not
stable or is not synchronised:
Check that a supported resolution and •
refresh rate is selected on your PC.
See Section 8 Technical specifications for
supported resolutions and refresh rates.