User Guide

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Table Of Contents

Content
1 OLED Screen Care
2 Home Screen
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Dashboard and Settings
- 2.3 Google TV and Basic Mode
- 2.4 Open the Home Screen
3 Setting Up
- 3.1 Read the Safety Instructions
- 3.2 TV Stand and Wall Mounting
- 3.3 Tips on Placement
- 3.4 Power Cable
- 3.5 Antenna Cable
- 3.6 Satellite Dish
4 Remote Control
- 4.1 Key Overview
- 4.2 Pair Your Remote Control to TV
- 4.3 Voice Search
- 4.4 IR Sensor
- 4.5 Charging and Cleaning
5 Switching On and Off
- 5.1 On or Standby
- 5.2 Keys on TV
6 Channel Installation
- 6.1 Satellite Installation
- 6.2 Antenna Installation
- 6.3 Channel List Copy
7 Channels
- 7.1 Install Channels
- 7.2 Channel Lists
- 7.3 Channel List sorting
- 7.4 Watching channels
- 7.5 Favourite Channels
- 7.6 Text / Teletext
- 7.7 Interactive TV
8 TV Guide
- 8.1 TV Guide Data
- 8.2 Using the TV Guide
9 Connect Devices
- 9.1 About Connections
- 9.2 Home Theatre System - HTS
- 9.3 Digital Audio Out - Optical
- 9.4 CAM with Smart Card - CI+
- 9.5 Smartphones and Tablets
- 9.6 Blu-ray Disc Player
- 9.7 Headphones
- 9.8 Game Console
- 9.9 USB Keyboard
- 9.10 USB Storage Device
- 9.11 Photo Camera
- 9.12 Camcorder
- 9.13 Subwoofer
- 9.14 Computer
10 Connect Your TV
- 10.1 Network and Internet
- 10.2 Google Account
11 Internet
- 11.1 Start Internet
12 Sources
- 12.1 Switch to a device
13 Quick Menu and Frequent Settings
14 Display and Sound
- 14.1 Picture
- 14.2 Screen
- 14.3 Sound
- 14.4 Audio Output
- 14.5 Ambilight
15 Apps
- 15.1 About Apps
- 15.2 Google Play
- 15.3 Start or Stop an App
- 15.4 Manage Apps
16 System
- 16.1 Accessibility
- 16.2 About
- 16.3 Date and Time
- 16.4 Language
- 16.5 USB Keyboard Settings
- 16.6 Storage
- 16.7 Ambient Mode
- 16.8 Power and Energy
- 16.9 Cast
- 16.10 System Sounds
- 16.11 Childlock
- 16.12 Retail Mode Settings
- 16.13 Restart
17 Remote and Accessories
- 17.1 Bluetooth® On or Off
- 17.2 Remote Control
18 Videos, Photos and Music
- 18.1 From a Computer or NAS
- 18.2 Favourites Menu
- 18.3 Most Popular Menu and Last Played Menu
- 18.4 From a USB Connection
- 18.5 Play your Videos
- 18.6 View your Photos
- 18.7 Play your Music
19 Smartphones and Tablets
- 19.1 Philips TV Remote App
20 Games
- 20.1 What You Need
- 20.2 Gamepads
- 20.3 Play a Game From Game Console or Computer
- 20.4 Gaming Control Bar
21 Netflix
22 Alexa
- 22.1 About Alexa
- 22.2 Using Alexa
23 Specifications
- 23.1 Environmental
- 23.2 Power
- 23.3 Operating System
- 23.4 Reception
- 23.5 Display Type
- 23.6 Display Input Resolution
- 23.7 Connectivity
- 23.8 Sound
- 23.9 Multimedia
24 Help and Support
- 24.1 Register your TV
- 24.2 Using Help
- 24.3 TV Diagnose and Self-diagnose
- 24.4 Troubleshooting
- 24.5 Online Help
- 24.6 Support and Repair
25 Safety and Care
- 25.1 Safety
- 25.2 Screen Care
26 Terms of Use
- 26.1 Terms of Use - TV
- 26.2 Terms of Use - Smart TV
27 Copyrights
- 27.1 Google TV
- 27.2 HDMI
- 27.3 HEVC Advance
- 27.4 NVIDIA G-SYNC
- 27.5 AMD FreeSync Premium
- 27.6 Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos
- 27.7 IMAX Enhanced
- 27.8 DTS:X
- 27.9 DTS Play-Fi
- 27.10 Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 6
- 27.11 Kensington
- 27.12 Other Trademarks
28 Disclaimer regarding services and/or software offered by third parties
Index

Although this TV has a very low standby power

consumption, unplug the power cable to save energy if

you do not use the TV for a long period of time.

For more information, in Help, press the colour

key  Keywords and look up Switching On for more

information on switching the TV on or off.

3.5. Antenna Cable

Insert the antenna plug firmly into the Antenna socket

at the back of the TV.

You can connect your own antenna or an antenna signal

from an antenna distribution system. Use an IEC Coax 75

Ohm RF antenna connector.

Use this antenna connection for DVB-T and DVB-C input

signals.

3.6. Satellite Dish

Attach the satellite F-type connector to the satellite

connection SAT at the back of the TV.