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Caution, Step 2: setting up the tv, Important – Philips DVP642-17 User Manual

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Getting Started

Step 1: Inserting batteries into

the Remote Control

P Open the battery compartment.

§ Insert two batteries type R06 or AA,

following the indications (H------ ) inside
the compartment.

!/? Replace the cover.

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# Aim the Remote Control

directly at the remote
sensor (IR) on the front

panel of the DVD Player.

^ Do not put any objects

between the Remote
Control and the DVD
Player while operating the
DVD Player.

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CAUTION!

- Remove batteries if they are

exhausted or if the Remote Control

will not be used for a long time.
- Do not use old and new or

different types of batteries in
combination.
- Batteries contain chemical

substances, so they should be
disposed properly.

Step 2:

Setting up the TV

IMPORTANT!
Make sure you have completed all

the necessary connections. (See

pages 9-11 “Connecting TV”).

II Turn on the TV and set it to the correct

Video-In channel. You should see the blue

Philips DVD background screen on the

TV.

Usually these channels are between the
lowest and highest channels and may be
called FRONT, A/V IN, or VIDEO. See your

TV manual for more details.

Or, you may go to channel 1 on your

TV, then press the Channel down button

repeatedly until you see the Video In

channel.
^ Or, the TV Remote Control may have a

button or switch that chooses different

video modes.

Or, set the TV to channel 3 or 4 if you

are using an RF modulator.

If you are using other external equipment
(audio system or receiver), turn it on and

select the appropriate input source for

the DVD Player. Refer to the equipment

owner’s manual for details.

The progressive scan display presents 60

complete frames per second, rather than

30 frames per second of interlaced
scanning (normal TV system).With nearly
double the number of lines, progressive
scan offers higher picture resolution and
eliminates bothersome motion artifacts

jagged edges on moving objects.

To enjoy the quality offered by

progressive scan, a progressive scan TV is
required.To activate progressive scan,
refer to ‘Progressive’ on page 30.

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