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Set up EasyLink (HDMI-CEC
control)
This home theater supports Philips
EasyLink, which uses the HDMI-CEC
(Consumer Electronics Control) protocol.
EasyLink-compliant devices that are
connected through HDMI can be
controlled by a single remote control.
Note
•
Depending on the manufacturer,
HDMI-CEC is known by many names.
For information on your device, see
the user manual of the device.
•
Philips does not guarantee 100%
interoperability with all HDMI-CEC
devices.
Before you start
•
Connect your home theater to the
HDMI-CEC compliant device through
HDMI connection.
•
Make the necessary connections
described in the quick start guide,
and then switch the TV to the correct
source for your home theater.
Enable EasyLink
1
Press (
Home
).
2
Select
[Setup]
, and then press
OK
.
3
Select
[EasyLink]
>
[EasyLink]
>
[On]
.
4
On your TV and other connected
devices, turn on HDMI-CEC control.
For details, see the user manual of the
TV or other devices.
•
On your TV, set the audio output
to 'Amplifier' (instead of TV
speakers). For details, see the TV
user manual.
EasyLink controls
With EasyLink, you can control your home
theater, TV, and other connected HDMI-
CEC compliant devices with a single
remote control.
•
[One Touch Play]
(One-touch play):
When a video disc is in the disc
compartment, press (
Play
) to wake
up the TV from standby, and then play
a disc.
•
[One Touch Standby]
(One-touch
standby): If one-touch standby is
enabled, your home theater can switch
to standby with the remote control of
the TV or other HDMI-CEC devices.
•
[System Audio Control]
(System
audio control): If system audio control
is enabled, the audio of the connected
device is output through your home
theater speakers automatically when
you play the device.
•
[Audio Input Mapping]
(Audio input
mapping):If system audio control does
not work, map the connected device
to the correct audio input connector
on your home theater. (see 'Set up the
audio' on page 12)
Note
•
To change the EasyLink control
settings, press (
Home
), select
[Setup]
>
[EasyLink]
.
