Philips 42PFL6805H Specifications

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High Definition TVThis TV can display High Definition programmes, but to enjoy HDTV you need to get programmes in HD first. If you are not watchingHD

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1.2 Setting upWall or stand mountingThe 2-in-1 stand that comes with the TV, can be used as a table-topstand or as a wall mount bracket. Instructions

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Position the stand bracket on the back of the TV as shown.Fix the bracket with the 2 screws using the supplied hex key.Position the bottom plate on th

Page 5 - To begin

Fix the bottom plate with one screw using the hex key.The TV is mounted at the correct height if your eyes are level withthe centre of the screen when

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Slide the bottom plate of the stand onto the mounting discs.To level the TV, pull the bottom of the TV towards you slightly andlet it slide on the dis

Page 7 - The TV menus

VESA infoYour TV is prepared for a VESA-compliant wall mount bracket (notincluded).VESA codes to purchase the bracket:VESA MIS-F 200,200,M6 (for 42PFL

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Position the TV at the ideal viewing distance. Get more from HD TVpicture or any picture without straining your eyes. Find the 'sweet spot',

Page 9 - Connecting devices

1.3 Power switchSwitch the TV on or off with the power switch at the bottom of theTV. When switched off, the TV does not consume any energy.(Zero powe

Page 10 - High Definition TV

1.4 Register your TVCongratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips.Register your TV and enjoy a range of benefits including full support(incl

Page 11 - 1.2 Setting up

1.5 Help and supportUsing Help and SearchHelpYou can open Help from the Home menu. In most cases, you canalso press the Yellow key on your remote cont

Page 12 - 12 To begin / Setting up

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22.1Use your TVRemote controlOverview1 Standby OTo switch the TV on or back to standby.2 Home hTo open or close the Home menu.3 Navigation keyTo navig

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13 Red colour keyTo open interactive TV or to select a Text page.14 Green colour keyTo open the Eco settings or to select a Text page.15 Yellow colour

Page 15 - Positioning the TV

Charge the remote control batteryTo charge the battery, lay the remote control on a table with thesolar cells facing up. Put away the remote control o

Page 16 - Safety and care

2.2 Menush HomeWith the Home menu, you can start watching TV or a movie disc or startany other activity. You can add an activity when you connect a de

Page 17 - 1.3 Power switch

Find your contentWhile watching TV, open the Browse menu to open the Channellist, the Programme guide or Text.When other activities are selected in th

Page 18 - 1.4 Register your TV

Enter text with the remote control keypadUse the navigation keys to position the cursor in the text. Press b(Back) to delete a character.Use the remot

Page 19 - 1.5 Help and support

In the Adjust menu you can adjust the following:• Picture format• Smart picture (presets)• Smart sound (presets)• Speakers• Surround• Picture shiftPic

Page 20 - Use your TV

2.3 Watch TVSwitch channelsTo watch TV and switch TV channels, make sure the Watch TVactivity is selected in the Home menu.To watch TV, press h, selec

Page 21 - Solar charger

In the Channel list you can mark a channel as a favourite. You can setthe Channel list to only show your favourite channels.To open the Channel list,

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For easy picture or sound adjustment, you can select a preset settingfor each.While watching TV, press s to open the Adjust menu and selectSmart pictu

Page 23 - 2.2 Menus

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If the TV is on, press O on the remote control to switch to standby.The red standby key indicator is on.Although the TV consumes very little power whe

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2.4 Watch a connected deviceSelect a deviceWhen a connected devices is added to the Home menu, you can easilyselect it.To select and watch a connected

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33.1More on ...TextText pagesOpen TextTo open Text while watching TV, press Teletext on the remotecontrol or press e (Browse) and select Text.To close

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In Text, press o (Options) to select the following:• Freeze page• Dual screen• T.O.P. overview• Enlarge• Reveal• Cycle subpages• LanguageFreeze pageTo

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3.2 Interactive TVBenefitsInteractive TV can offer additional infotainment or programmes on adigital TV channel. Interactive TV is dependent on the co

Page 29 - Switch to standby

3.3 MultimediaBrowse USBYou can view photos or play your music and videos from a USB memorydevice.Insert a USB device in the USB connection on the lef

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3.4 Locks and timersChild locksTo prevent children from watching a channel or a programme, you canlock channels or block age-rated programmes.Parental

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3.5 Subtitles and languagesSubtitlesProgramme subtitles are available most of the time. You can set subtitlesto be constantly displayed. How to set co

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3.6 Universal accessSwitch onWith Universal access switched on, the TV is set for use for hearing andvisually impaired people.Switch onIf you did not

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44.1SetupPicture and SoundSmart settingsYou can adjust each Smart setting with the settings in Picture orSound in Setup, TV settings. Adjust the brigh

Page 34 - 3.2 Interactive TV

11.11.21.31.41.522.12.22.32.433.13.23.33.43.53.644.14.24.34.455.15.25.35.45.566.16.26.36.46.56.677.17.27.37.47.57.67.77.8ContentsTo begin 5TV tour

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Auto switch offWith Auto switch off the TV will automatically switch to standbyafter 4 hours. You will be warned 1 minute before switch off. Thisautom

Page 36 - 3.4 Locks and timers

4.2 ChannelsReorder and renameYou can reorder and rename channels in the Channel list.To reorder or rename a channel, read Help > Use your TV >M

Page 37 - 3.5 Subtitles and languages

To correct the TV clock, press h > Setup > TV settings >Preferences > Clock and select Country dependent. SelectDaylight saving and select

Page 38 - 3.6 Universal access

4.3 DevicesEasyLink HDMI-CECWith the TV remote control you can operate devices that have EasyLink(HDMI-CEC) and are connected with an HDMI cable. Devi

Page 39 - Picture and Sound

With a delay value set up on the HTS, you need to switch off AudioOut delay on the TV if the HTS has this delay set up for all itsoutput connections.

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4.4 SoftwareCurrent versionTo view the current TV software version, press h > Setup >Software settings and press OK. Select Current software inf

Page 41 - 4.2 Channels

55.1ConnectionsFirst connectionsPower cableInsert the power cable in the power socket of the TV.When disconnecting the power cable, always pull the pl

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5.2 About cablesCable qualityBefore you connect devices to the TV, check which connectors areavailable on the device. Connect the device to the TV wit

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VideoIf you have a device with only a Video (CVBS) connection, you needto use a Video to Scart adapter (not supplied). You can add theAudio L/R connec

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5.3 Connect devicesSoundBarUse an HDMI cable to connect the device to the TV.If you use the HDMI-ARC connections on both TV and device, noother cable

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11.1To beginTV tourEconovaWith this Econova TV, you can enjoy best-in-class technology andminimise your environmental impact. This is a TV with the lo

Page 46 - Connections

Home Theatre System with disc playerUse an HDMI cable to connect the device to the TV.If you use the HDMI-ARC connections on both TV and device, nooth

Page 47 - 5.2 About cables

Audio to Video synchronisation (sync)If the sound does not match with the video on screen, you can set adelay on most DVD Home Theatre Systems to matc

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Digital receiver / Sat.Use 2 antenna cables to connect the antenna to the device and theTV.Add an HDMI cable to connect the device to the TV.Dig. rece

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Then use an HDMI cable to connect the digital receiver to the TV.Finally, use an HDMI cable to connect the Disc Recorder to the TV.Dig. receiver + Dis

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Then use an HDMI cable to connect the digital receiver to the TV.Then use an HDMI cable to connect the Disc Recorder to the TV.Then use an HDMI cable

Page 51 - Recorder

If you do not use the HDMI-ARC connection on the TV and thedevice, add a digital audio cable (cinch coaxial).Digital HD receiverFirst, use 2 antenna c

Page 52 - Dig. receiver + Disc Recorder

56 Connections / Connect devices

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5.4 Connect more devicesGameConnect a game console to the side or back of the TV. You can usean HDMI, YPbPr or Scart connection. If your game console

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To view pictures stored on your digital photo camera, you canconnect the camera directly to the TV. Use the USB connection onthe side of the TV to con

Page 55 - Digital HD receiver

TV as PC monitorYou can connect the TV to your computer as a PC monitor. Beforeconnecting the PC, set the PC monitor refresh rate to 60 Hz.See the fol

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To open or close the Browse menu e.In the Browse menu, you can open Text, the Channel list or the TVprogramme guide.To open or close the Options menu

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Ideal TV settingSet the TV Picture format to Unscaled for the sharpest picturequality. While watching TV, press o, select Picture format andselect Uns

Page 58 - Camcorder

5.5 Common Interface CAMCAMScrambled digital TV channels can be decoded with a Conditional AccessModule (CAM). Digital TV service operators provide th

Page 59 - TV as PC monitor

66.1TroubleshootingContact informationIf the advice and suggestions in Troubleshooting do not help resolvethe problem, try switching the TV off and ba

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6.2 TV and remote controlThe TV does not switch on• Switch the TV off and on again with the switch on the bottom ofthe TV.• Check the power cable conn

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6.3 TV channelsSome TV channels are gone• Check if the correct list is selected in the Channel list. With theChannel list on screen, press o (Options)

Page 62 - Troubleshooting

6.4 Picture and soundNo picture• Check if the antenna is connected properly.• Check if the correct device is selected and connected properly.• Check t

Page 63 - 6.2 TV and remote control

6.5 DevicesHDMI connections• The HDMI-HDCP procedure might take a few seconds before thepicture from a device appears.• If the TV does not recognise t

Page 64 - 6.3 TV channels

6.6 MultimediaThe files on my USB device are not shown• Set your device (camera) to ‘Mass Storage Class’ compliant.• The USB device may need specific

Page 65 - 6.4 Picture and sound

77.1SpecificationsSoftwareSoftware versionTo view the current TV software version, press h > Setup >Software settings and press OK. Select Curre

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7.2 EnvironmentalEco-labelPhilips continuously focuses on lowering the environmental impact ofits innovative consumer products. We aim our efforts tow

Page 67 - 6.6 Multimedia

RedWith the red key, you select the red option or open digitalInteractive TV services or some TV demonstration clips.GreenWith the green key, you sele

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7.3 Power and receptionPowerProduct specifications are subject to change without notice. For morespecification details of this product see www.philips

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7.4 Display and soundDisplay / Picture• Diagonal size : 107cm / 42"• Picture enhancement :- Pixel Precise HD- LED display- 100Hz Clear LCD• Displ

Page 70 - 7.3 Power and reception

7.5 Display resolutionsVideo formatsResolution — Refresh rate• 480i - 60 Hz• 480p - 60 Hz• 576i - 50 Hz• 576p - 50 Hz• 720p - 50 Hz, 60 Hz• 1080i - 50

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7.6 MultimediaConnections• USBSupported USB / memory device formats• FAT 16, FAT 32, NTFSPlayback formats• MP3, AAC• WMA v2 up to v9.2• Still pictures

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7.7 ConnectivityTV Rear• EXT1 Scart : Audio L/R, CVBS in, RGB• EXT2 Scart : Audio L/R, CVBS in, RGB• EXT3 : Y Pb Pr, Audio L/R• VGA (D-sub 15), Audio

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7.8 Dimensions and weights42PFL6805Width 991 mmHeight 605 mmDepth 43 mmWeight ±17 kg. . . with TV standHeight 658 mmDepth 200 mmWeight ±19 kgUMv 3104

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Index22-in-1 stand 11AAdd your devices 23Adjust menu 25Audio Out delay 44Auto subtitle shift 44Auto switch off 40BBalance 39Black bars

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Page 77 - EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

You can operate the TV with the 4 menus.Discover and learn their specific uses.• the Home menu• the Browse menu• the Options menu• the Adjust menuTo o

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To open or close the Adjust menu sOpen the Adjust menu to quickly adjust the picture and soundsettings.You can set the Smart picture setting to Game,

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