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EN-6

STANDBY

1. 

SOURCE

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TELETEXT

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COLOUR KEYS 

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From left: Red, green, yellow, blue

NAVIGATION KEYS

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Up 

Î

, Down 

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Í

, Right 

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OK

MENU

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P/-

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AMBILIGHT

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For advanced information about the remote 

control, see 

Section 5.1 Remote control overview

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Remote control 

 

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Summary of Contents for EIP-4500

Page 1: ...Register your product and get support at www philips com welcome EN USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...xembourg 40 6661 5644 local Netherlands 0900 8407 0 10 min Norway 2270 8111 local Poland 0223491504 local Portugal 2 1359 1442 local Romania 1 203 2060 local Russia 495 961 1111 local Serbia 381 114 440 841 local Slovakia 0800 004537 free Slovenia 01 280 95 22 local Spain 902 888 784 0 10 min Sweden 08 5792 9100 local Switzerland 0844 800 544 local Turkey 0800 261 3302 local UK 0870 900 9070 local...

Page 3: ... Change to Shop or Home mode 23 5 7 Use advanced teletext features 23 5 8 Create favorite lists 25 5 9 Use the Electronic Programme Guide 26 5 10 Use timers and Child lock 27 5 11 Use subtitles 28 5 12 View photos and listen to music 29 5 13 Listen to digital radio channels 31 5 14 Update your TV software 31 6 Install channels 33 6 1 Automatically install channels 33 6 2 Manually install channels ...

Page 4: ...rds Association Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Dolby Pro Logic and the double D symbol G are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Manufactured under license from BBE Sound Inc Licensed by BBE Inc under one or more of the following US patents 5510752 5736897 BBE and BBE symbol are registered trademarks of BBE Sound Inc Windows Media is either a registered trademark or trademark of M...

Page 5: ...ian To avoid risk of fire or electric shock do not place the TV remote control or remote control batteries near naked flame sources e g lighted candles and other heat sources including direct sunlight Do not install the TV in a confined space such as a bookcase Leave a space of at least 10cm four inches around the TV for ventilation Be sure air flow is not obstructed If placing the TV on a flat so...

Page 6: ... If you must use stationary images reduce the screen contrast and brightness to avoid screen damage 1 3 Environmental care Recycling your packaging The packaging of this product is intended to be recycled Contact your local authorities for information on how to recycle the packaging Disposing your used product Your product is manufactured with high quality materials and components that can be recy...

Page 7: ...e control sensor 5 LightGuide 6 Side connectors Use the TV side connectors to connect to mobile devices such as a camera or high definition game console You can also connect a pair of headphones or a USB memory device Back connectors Use the TV back connectors to connect to the antenna and permanent devices such as a high definition disc player DVD player or VCR Note D D For more information about...

Page 8: ...YS 4 From left Red green yellow blue NAVIGATION KEYS 5 Up Î Down ï Left Í Right Æ OK MENU 6 PROGRAM 7 VOLUME 8 AMBILIGHT 9 For advanced information about the remote control see Section 5 1 Remote control overview Remote control 1 2 3 8 4 5 7 6 9 ...

Page 9: ...tion the TV within reach of a permanent object such as a table that can be easily attached to the lock For the best Ambilight effect position the TV 10cm four inches to 20cm eight inches away from the wall Ambilight works best in a room with dim lighting 3 2 Wall mount theTV WARNING B B Wall mounting of the TV should only be performed by qualified installers Koninklijke Philips Electronics N V bea...

Page 10: ...protect your screen Using a cross head screwdriver not 2 supplied unscrew the four bolts that secure the stand to the TV Firmly pull the stand from the bottom of 3 the TV Place both the stand and bolts in a secure location for future reinstallation Step 3 Secure theVESA compatible wall bracket to theTV Locate the four mounting nuts at the back 1 of the TV Continue with the instructions provided 2 ...

Page 11: ...cured at both ends 3 4 Connect the mains cord WARNING B B Verify that your mains voltage corresponds with the voltage printed at the back of the TV Do not insert the mains cord if the voltage is different To connect the mains cord Note D D The location of the mains connector varies according to TV model UK EIRE Locate the 1 AC IN mains connector at the back or on the bottom of the TV Connect the m...

Page 12: ...ed When ready turn on the mains if mains switch is available then press POWER on the side of the TV Note D D Certain TV models require you to press and hold POWER for up to two seconds A beep sound indicates that your TV is switched on Your TV may take up to 15 seconds to start 3 7 First time setup The first time the TV is switched on a 1 language selection menu appears Menu language Español Franç...

Page 13: ...by indicator 2 switch off 4 1 3 Switch yourTV to standby Press STANDBY on the remote control LightGuide switches off and the standby indicator switches on red Tip E E Though your TV consumes very little power when in standby energy continues to be consumed as long as the mains remain connected and powered When not in use for extended periods of time switch off and disconnect the TV from the mains ...

Page 14: ...the digital 4 receiver to select TV channels 4 2 3 Adjust volume Press VOLUME or on the remote control Press VOLUME or on the side controls of your TV Press on the remote control to mute the sound Press again to un mute the sound Note D D If headphones are connected adjust headphone volume as described in Section 5 3 5 Adjust sound settings You must press the MUTE button on the remote control to m...

Page 15: ...dvanced teletext features 4 5 Use Ambilight Ambilight is an innovative Philips feature that adds reactive ambient lighting to your viewing experience Press 1 AMBILIGHT on the remote control Ambilight turns on Press 2 AMBILIGHT again to turn off Ambilight 4 5 1 Change Ambilight mode With Ambilight turned on press 1 MODE on the remote control An Ambilight Mode screen appears Press 2 MODE or Î ï to s...

Page 16: ...s 5 1 Remote control overview This section provides a detailed overview of remote control features OK EXIT MENU P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 BROWSE BACK GUIDE DEMO MHEG CANCEL AMBILIGHT MODE TELETEXT SOURCE SUBTITLE INFO OPTION 1 2 3 4 5 7 10 8 9 11 13 14 12 6 15 16 18 19 20 21 23 22 17 ...

Page 17: ...itches to the next or previous channel NUMBER KEYS 11 Selects a channel page or setting PREVIOUS CHANNEL 12 Returns to the previously viewed channel MODE 13 Toggles Ambilight modes AMBILIGHT 14 Switches Ambilight on or off MHEG CANCEL 15 Cancels digital text or interactive services UK only 16 MUTE Mutes or restores sound VOLUME 17 Increases or decreases volume MENU 18 Toggles the menu on or off BA...

Page 18: ...me guide Available when digital channels are installed this item displays information about the digital programmes See Section 5 9 Use the Electronic Programme Guide Multimedia Select this item to view photos or play music stored on a USB device See Section 5 12 View photos and listen to music 5 2 2 Use the main menu The following example describes how to use the main menu Press 1 MENU on the remo...

Page 19: ...exit Note D D More choices are available when digital channels are installed and broadcast 5 2 3 Use the Quick access menu The Quick access menu gives direct access to some often needed menu items Note D D When digital channels are installed and broadcasted the relevant digital options are displayed in the Quick access menu Press 1 OPTION on the remote control Press 2 Î or ï to select an option Au...

Page 20: ...everal settings When finished you will be prompted to store these settings Press the green key to store all your 7 settings 5 3 2 Adjust picture settings This section describes how to adjust picture settings Press 1 MENU on the remote control and select TV menu TV settings Picture Picture Contrast Brightness Colour Hue Pixel Plus HD Natural Motion Sharpness Tint Dynamic contrast Noise reduction MP...

Page 21: ...nd improves the resolution of details in bright colours Set the level to Minimum Medium Maximum or Off Active Control Corrects all incoming signals to provide the best picture possible Switches Active control On or Off Light sensor Adjusts picture and Ambilight settings to match lighting conditions in the room Switches Light sensor On or Off Picture format See Section 5 3 4 Change picture format 5...

Page 22: ...moves the black bars on the side of 4 3 broadcasts with minimal distortion 4 3 Not for HD Displays the classic 4 3 format Note D D Constant use of the 4 3 picture format can cause screen distortion We recommend you use Auto format Movie expand 14 9 Not for HD Scales the classic 4 3 format to 14 9 Note D D Constant use of the 14 9 picture format can cause screen distortion We recommend you use Auto...

Page 23: ...menu Installation Preferences Press Æ to enter the list and select Volume bar on or Volume bar off Balance Sets the balance of the left and right speakers to best fit your listening position Audio language Lists audio languages available for a digital channel unavailable on analogue channels Dual I II If available choose between two different languages Mono Stereo If stereo broadcasting is availab...

Page 24: ...he level of Ambilight colour on the left and right side of the TV Maximum Medium Minimum and Off levels are available When Off is selected only mono colour Ambilight is displayed Balance Sets the level of Ambilight on the left and right side of the TV Caution C C To avoid poor remote control reception do not place remote control sensors on your devices in range of Ambilight 5 4 1 Enable Ambilight ...

Page 25: ...xt broadcasts Table Of Pages T O P teletext broadcasts allow you to jump from one subject to another without using page numbers T O P teletext is not broadcast on all TV channels Press 1 TELETEXT on the remote control Press 2 INFO The T O P overview appears Use 3 Í Æ or Î ï to select a subject Press 4 OK to view the page 5 7 3 Use dual screen teletext Enabling dual screen teletext displays your ch...

Page 26: ...n cycle subpages automatically Language Some languages use a different set of characters If using a different language switch to the appropriate language group to display the text correctly Press 4 OK to change an option Press 5 MENU to exit Teletext menu Press 6 TELETEXT to switch off teletext 5 7 7 Use digital text services UK only Some digital TV broadcasters in UK offer dedicated digital text ...

Page 27: ...lay all favourite 2 lists Press 3 Î or ï to select a list Press 4 OK The selected favourite list appears Press 5 OK again to exit 5 8 2 Setup a favorite list Press 1 OK on the remote control The last selected list appears Press the red key to show all favourite lists 2 Press 3 Î or ï to select a list Press 4 OK Press the green key to enter 5 Edit mode The selected list displays a full channel list...

Page 28: ...s displayed 26 BBC1 Tue 12 Sep 09 17 Title Commonwealth Games Info 7 50 12 30 280 min Exit Press P to change channel Next Or 7 or 8 day EPG It may take some time to receive 7 or 8 day EPG data When loaded a list of TV programmes is displayed Programme guide Tue 12 Sep 09 55 BBC ONE BBC TWO five BBC THREE BBC FOUR abc1 09 50 Tweenies 09 00 The Wright Stuff 05 32 This is BBC THREE 05 32 This is BBC ...

Page 29: ... in steps of five minutes If set to zero minutes the Sleeptimer is switched off Press 4 OK to activate the Sleeptimer Note D D You can always switch off your TV earlier or reset Sleeptimer during the countdown 5 10 2 Automatically switch theTV on On timer On timer switches the TV to a specified channel at a specified time from standby Press 1 MENU on the remote control and select TV menu Features ...

Page 30: ... Î or ï to select the channel or device you want to lock or unlock At each selection press 6 OK to lock or unlock the channel or device To set parental ratings Some digital broadcasters rate their programmes according to age You can set your TV to display only programmes with age ratings higher than your child s In the 1 Child lock menu select Custom lock Press 2 Æ to enter Press 3 Î or ï to selec...

Page 31: ...age Press 2 Æ to enter the list of available languages Press 3 Î or ï to select a subtitle language Press 4 OK 5 12 View photos and listen to music Connect an external USB storage device and view pictures JPEG format only or listen to music MP3 or Linear PCM formats only Note D D Philips will not be held responsible if your USB storage device is not supported nor shall Philips accept any liability...

Page 32: ...n bar at the bottom disappears press any colour key to make it reappear Press 5 Í and select another picture or another album Slide show settings No details More details Displays the picture name date size and next picture in the slide show Transitions Displays the list of available transition styles of the pictures Press Î or ï to select and press OK to activate Slide time Sets the time lag for p...

Page 33: ...uously tries to improve its products and we strongly recommend that you update the TV software when updates are available Check www philips com support for availability 5 14 1 Check your current software version Press MENU on the remote control and select TV menu Software update Current software info 5 14 2 Check if software updates are available Philips periodically transmits messages via digital...

Page 34: ...SB port and internet access Press 1 MENU on the remote control and select TV menu Software update Update assistant Select 2 Start now Insert the USB storage device and press the 3 green key An ID file is copied to the USB device Press the green key to finish 4 Connect the USB storage device to your 5 computer In your computer browse to the USB 6 storage device and double click the Update HTML file...

Page 35: ...4 OK to confirm Press 5 Í to return to the Installation menu In addition to menu language you can configure the following language settings via the Languages menu digital channels only Preferred audio Select one of the available audio languages as your preferred audio language For more information see Section 5 3 5 Adjust sound settings Preferred subtitles Select one of the available subtitle lang...

Page 36: ...he new channel under a new channel number Press 6 Æ to enter Press 7 OK Done appears Press 8 MENU to exit Press 2 Æ to enter the list Press 3 Î or ï to select your time zone Press 4 Í to return to the Installation menu Step 4 Install channels Your TV searches and stores all available digital and analogue TV channels as well as all available digital radio channels In the 1 Installation menu press ï...

Page 37: ... the yellow key Delete only the highlighted character by pressing the blue key 6 4 Uninstall or reinstall channels You can uninstall a stored channel or reinstall an uninstalled channel Press 1 MENU on the remote control and select TV menu Installation Channel installation Rearrange Press 2 Æ to enter the Rearrange list Press 3 Î or ï to select the channel you want to uninstall or reinstall Press ...

Page 38: ...ly enter the frequency of the channel you want to test If the signal quality and strength is poor reposition the antenna or satellite dish and retest When complete press the yellow key to 5 store the frequency Press the red key to return to the 6 Channel installation menu Press 7 MENU to exit Note D D If you have further problems with the reception of your digital broadcast contact a specialised i...

Page 39: ...r for PC audio in when connecting a PC via a DVI HDMI adaptor 7 Connect devices 7 1 Connection overview Back connectors EXT 1 1 First SCART connector for DVD players VCRs digital receivers game consoles and other SCART devices Supports Audio L R CVBS in out RGB EXT 2 2 Second SCART connector Supports Audio L R CVBS in out RGB EXT 3 3 Component video Y Pb Pr and Audio L R input connectors for DVD p...

Page 40: ...escribed in Section 7 4 Setup devices 7 2 1 HDMI Highest quality HDMI produces the best audio visual quality possible Both audio and video signals are combined in one HDMI cable providing an uncompressed digital interface between your TV and HDMI devices You must use HDMI to experience full high definition video You must also use HDMI cables to enable Philips EasyLink as described in Section 7 5 U...

Page 41: ...ors on the side of the TV Composite audio video cable Yellow red and white 7 2 2 Component Y Pb Pr Higher quality Component Y Pb Pr video provides better picture quality than S Video or composite video connections Though component video supports high definition signals picture quality is lower than HDMI and is analogue When connecting a component video cable match the cable colours to the EXT 3 co...

Page 42: ...ide Caution C C Disconnect the mains cord before connecting devices Note D D Different types of connectors may be used to connect a device to your TV depending on availability and your needs 7 3 1 Blu ray Disc player For full high definition video connect a HDMI cable as illustrated 7 3 2 DVD player For DVD video connect a SCART cable as illustrated DVD Player ...

Page 43: ...e receiver connect an antenna cable and SCART cable as illustrated Satellite receiver 7 3 4 HD digital receiver To receive analogue channels via antenna and digital channels via a HD digital receiver connect two antenna cables and HDMI cable as illustrated HD Digital receiver HD Satellite receiver IN OU T OU T HDM I ...

Page 44: ...iver connect two antenna cables and one SCART cable as illustrated DVD Recorder Digital receiver IN OUT 7 3 6 Separate DVD recorder and receiver To receive analogue channels via antenna and record programmes on a separate DVD recorder and receiver connect three antenna cables and three SCART cables as illustrated DVD Recorder Receiver Cable box IN IN OUT OUT ...

Page 45: ...ntenna cables one SCART cable and two digital audio cables as illustrated Note D D If using a home theatre or other audio system the best synchronisation between images and sound is achieved by connecting the audio signal from your playback device to the TV first Subsequently channel the audio signal to the home theatre system or audio device via the audio connectors on the back of the TV ...

Page 46: ...ge picture format To connect a PC to the back of the TV Using a HDMI to DVI cable or a HDMI to 1 DVI adaptor attached to a HDMI cable connect a HDMI connector on the back of your TV to the DVI connector on your PC Connect an audio cable from your PC to 2 the AUDIO IN mini jack connector at the back of the TV Note D D You must assign the AUDIO IN mini jack connector to the HDMI connector as describ...

Page 47: ...to assign the TV channel as a channel to be decoded Then assign the connection where the decoder is connected Press 1 MENU on the remote control and select TV menu Installation Decoder Channel Press 2 Æ to enter the list Press 3 ï or Î to select the channel to decode Press 4 Í and go back to select Status Press 5 ï or Î to select the connector used by the decoder Press 6 MENU to exit 7 5 Use Phili...

Page 48: ...ribed below Wrong insertion of a CAM may damage both the CAM and your TV Following the directions printed on the 1 CAM gently insert the CAM into the Common Interface on the side of the TV Push the CAM in as far as it will go 2 Turn on the TV and wait for the CAM to 3 be activated This may take several minutes Note D D Do not remove the CAM from the slot Removing the CAM will deactivate the digita...

Page 49: ...08B Batteries 2 x AAA size LR03 type Connections Rear EXT 1 SCART Audio L R CVBS in out RGB EXT 2 SCART Audio L R CVBS in out RGB EXT 3 Component Y Pb Pr Audio L R in HDMI 1 2 3 Note D D Your TV may have two or three rear HDMI connectors depending on your TV model SPDIF OUT Digital audio out coaxial cinch S PDIF Display synchronised AUDIO OUT L R Analogue audio out TV ANTENNA AUDIO IN Mini jack au...

Page 50: ...nce the picture quality Try to improve the reception quality by changing the antenna direction or moving devices away from the TV 9 Troubleshooting This section describes commonly encountered issues and accompanying solutions 9 1 GeneralTV issues The TV does not switch on Unplug the mains cord wait for one minute and plug in the mains again Verify that the mains cord is properly connected and that...

Page 51: ... Note D D If no audio signal is detected the TV 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 5 Adjust sound settings verifying that Stereo selected and Equalizer ...

Page 52: ... 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 9 8 Contact us If you cannot resolve your problem refer to the FAQ for this TV at www philips com support If the problem remains unresolved contact the Customer Support Centre in your country as listed in thi...

Page 53: ...ent 4 Screen 4 Channels All channels list 25 Change 12 Decoder 45 Favorite lists Select 25 Setup 25 Use 25 Installation Automatic 33 Manual 34 Rearrange 35 Rename 35 Test digital reception 36 Uninstall 35 Update channel list 35 Child lock Lock all channels devices 28 Lock from a certain time 28 Lock one or more channel device 28 Set change code 27 Set parental rating 28 Clock 18 Colour enhancement...

Page 54: ...Digital Radio 31 Services 46 Teletext 24 Dual I II 21 Dual screen teletext 23 Dynamic contrast 19 E Electronic Programme Guide Use 26 Environmental care 4 Equalizer 21 F Factory setting 36 Favorite lists 25 Fine tune channels 35 H HDCP 38 HDMI cable 38 HD Natural Motion 19 Hearing impaired 33 Home mode 23 Hue 18 K Kensington lock 7 L Language Audio 21 Menus 33 Subtitles 29 LightGuide Adjust bright...

Page 55: ...e Settings assistant 18 Use smart settings Current 19 Movie 19 Standard 19 Vivid 19 Pixel Plus HD 19 Position TV 7 Power Connect 9 Q Quick access menu 17 R Radio channels 31 Rearrange channels 35 Recycling product 4 Remote control Advanced use 14 Basic use 6 Batteries 10 Rename channels 35 Reset to factory settings 36 S Safety information 3 SCART cable 39 Screen care 4 Settings Ambilight Adjust se...

Page 56: ...1 S Video 39 Switch TV Off 11 On 10 11 On from standby 11 To standby 11 System selection 34 T Technical specifications 47 Teletext Advanced use Cycle subpages 24 Digital teletext 24 Dual screen 23 Enlarge 24 Language 24 Reveal 24 Search 23 Select subpages 23 Teletext 2 5 24 T O P broadcasts 23 Timers On timer 27 Sleeptimer 27 Time zone 33 Tint 18 T O P teletext 23 Troubleshooting 47 TV Ambilight 1...

Page 57: ...re update 31 Stand 8 Subtitles 28 Switch Off 11 On 10 11 On from standby 11 To standby 11 Teletext Advanced use 23 Basic use 13 Timers On timer 27 Sleeptimer 27 Volume 12 Wall mount 7 Watch Channels 12 Devices 12 U Uninstall channels 35 USB device Connect 29 Disconnect 29 V VESA wall bracket 7 Video formats 47 Volume Adjust 12 21 Automatic leveling 21 Delta 21 Headphone 21 W Wall mount TV 7 Y Y Pb...

Page 58: ... 2008 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N V All rights reserved Document order number 3139 125 39362 ...

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