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Installation Manual

xxHFL5011T/12

xxHFL7011T/12

Status: Approved version

Version: 2.1

Date: 15 March 2017

Author: Bert De Latter

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Table of Contents

1. General information .................................................................................................................... - 4 -

1.1 Notice .................................................................................................................................. - 4 -

1.2 Help and support ................................................................................................................. - 4 -

1.3 Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations ........................................................................... - 5 -

1.4 How to navigate, open menu’s and make selections .......................................................... - 5 -

2. Requirements before starting the installation of a TV ................................................................ - 6 -

2.1 Remote control .................................................................................................................... - 6 -

2.1.1 Master remote control 22AV8573 or 22AV9573A ...................................................... - 6 -

2.1.2 Guest remote control 22AV1505B (IR) ........................................................................ - 6 -

2.1.3 Accessory remote controls .......................................................................................... - 7 -

2.1.4 How to pair a bluetooth remote control ..................................................................... - 7 -

2.1.5 How to setup the Healthcare RC ................................................................................. - 7 -

2.1.6 How to setup the Easy RC ............................................................................................ - 8 -

2.2 Professional Settings menu ................................................................................................. - 9 -

2.3 Software upgrade ................................................................................................................ - 9 -

2.4 Clone folder structure ....................................................................................................... - 10 -

3. Find out the state of the TV ....................................................................................................... - 11 -

3.1 Virgin mode ....................................................................................................................... - 11 -

3.2 Professional Settings ON/OFF ........................................................................................... - 11 -

3.2.1 Enable the Professional Settings ............................................................................... - 12 -

3.2.2 Disable the Professional Settings .............................................................................. - 12 -

4. Reinstall TV ................................................................................................................................ - 13 -

4.1 Reinstall via a script in the clone file ................................................................................. - 14 -

5. Virgin installation wizard ........................................................................................................... - 15 -

5.1 Instant Initial Cloning (IIC) ................................................................................................. - 15 -

5.1.1 Virgin installation ....................................................................................................... - 15 -

5.1.2 Instant initial cloning and software upgrade ............................................................. - 15 -

5.2 Settings during virgin installation ...................................................................................... - 17 -

6. Professional Settings ................................................................................................................. - 19 -

6.1 Store settings in the Professional Settings menu .............................................................. - 19 -

6.2 Overview ............................................................................................................................ - 19 -

6.3 Upgrade and Clone ............................................................................................................ - 20 -

6.4 Switch on settings .............................................................................................................. - 24 -

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6.4.1 Channel Settings ........................................................................................................ - 24 -

6.4.2 Feature Settings ......................................................................................................... - 25 -

6.4.3 Sound Settings ........................................................................................................... - 26 -

6.4.4 Picture Settings .......................................................................................................... - 27 -

6.4.5 Subtitles ..................................................................................................................... - 28 -

6.4.6 Ambilight Settings ..................................................................................................... - 28 -

6.4.7 Region And Language Settings .................................................................................. - 29 -

6.4.8 ECO Settings .............................................................................................................. - 30 -

6.4.9 Content Rating ........................................................................................................... - 30 -

6.5 Dashboard ......................................................................................................................... - 31 -

6.6 Features ............................................................................................................................. - 32 -

6.7 Channels ............................................................................................................................ - 38 -

6.8 Sources .............................................................................................................................. - 40 -

6.9 Date and Time ................................................................................................................... - 42 -

6.10 Wireless and Networks ...................................................................................................... - 45 -

6.10.1 Network wizard ......................................................................................................... - 45 -

6.10.2 Network settings ....................................................................................................... - 45 -

6.10.3 Network Features ...................................................................................................... - 47 -

6.10.4 Network Control TV Over IP ...................................................................................... - 49 -

6.11 Advanced ........................................................................................................................... - 51 -

6.12 Picture ............................................................................................................................... - 56 -

6.13 Sound ................................................................................................................................. - 58 -

6.14 Ambilight ........................................................................................................................... - 61 -

6.15 Region and Language ........................................................................................................ - 62 -

6.16 Accessibility ....................................................................................................................... - 62 -

6.17 Android Settings ................................................................................................................ - 63 -

6.18 Reset .................................................................................................................................. - 65 -

7. Channel installation wizard ....................................................................................................... - 66 -

8. Network installation wizard ...................................................................................................... - 68 -

9. Manage ThemeTV ..................................................................................................................... - 70 -

10. Manage Channels .................................................................................................................. - 72 -

10.1 Rename channels .............................................................................................................. - 72 -

10.2 Hide/Show channels .......................................................................................................... - 73 -

10.3 Reorder channels ............................................................................................................... - 73 -

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10.4 Blank/Non-blank channels ................................................................................................ - 74 -

11. Manage Apps ......................................................................................................................... - 75 -

12. Manage MyChoice ................................................................................................................. - 76 -

12.1 How does it work ............................................................................................................... - 76 -

12.2 How to configure MyChoice .............................................................................................. - 76 -

13. Guest Menu ........................................................................................................................... - 78 -

13.1 Home menu / Default dashboard ..................................................................................... - 78 -

13.2 Settings menu .................................................................................................................... - 78 -

13.3 Alarm ................................................................................................................................. - 79 -

14. SmartInfo ............................................................................................................................... - 80 -

14.1 SmartInfo Show ................................................................................................................. - 80 -

14.2 SmartInfo show information in the dashboard ................................................................. - 80 -

14.3 SmartInfo Browser............................................................................................................. - 82 -

15. CSM (Customer Service Menu) ............................................................................................. - 83 -

16. Examples ................................................................................................................................ - 84 -

16.1 ChannelList.xml in the clone file ........................................................................................ - 84 -

16.1.1 Add an RF channel in the ChannelList.xml ................................................................ - 85 -

16.1.2 Add a media channel in the ChannelList.xml ............................................................ - 86 -

16.2 RoomSpecificSettings in the clone file .............................................................................. - 87 -

16.3 LocalCustomDashboard in the clone file ........................................................................... - 88 -

16.4 Add a local app in the app list ........................................................................................... - 89 -

16.4.1 How to install your own apk if no other apps are installed yet ................................ - 89 -

16.4.2 How to install your own apk if already other apps are installed ............................... - 90 -

17. IP TV installation .................................................................................................................... - 91 -

17.1 Setup .................................................................................................................................. - 91 -

17.2 Settings for installing IPTV ................................................................................................. - 91 -

17.3 Installing IP Channels ......................................................................................................... - 92 -

17.4 Installing IP Channels without a CMND server .................................................................. - 92 -

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1. General information

In this document you can find information on how to install the Philips hospitality TV’s from the

xxHFL5011 and xxHFL7011 range. This document is intended for the System Integrator or the technical

responsible of the hotel. You will find descriptions on what functions are there and how to use them.

In this chapter you can find back some general information that is useful to know before reading the

rest of the document.

1.1 Notice

Trademarks are the property of Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV or their respective owners. TP Vision

Belgium NV reserves the right to change products at any time without being obliged to adjust earlier

supplies accordingly.

TP Vision Belgium NV cannot be held responsible neither for any errors in the content of this document

nor for any problems as a result of the content in this document. Errors reported to Philips will be

adapted and published on the Philips support website as soon as possible.

1.2 Help and support

Visit the Philips support website at http://www.philips.com/support/ for:

 Leaflet and product documentation

 Download a printable PDF version of the user manual

 Contact details of the helpdesk

 Download the last available software

Visit the Philips support ticketing system at https://philipshtv.supportsystem.com/ for:

 Allowing you to enter any after sales issue for which you need support

 Easily follow up on any tickets submitted

 A knowledge base that will enable you to find answers to questions we receive on regular basis

(FAQs)

 An NDA section for specific questions that require an NDA to be in place with your company

to get the detailed feedback

Visit the CMND website to find all info about CMND https://cmnd.io/

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1.3 Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations

[ ]: The values between brackets are referring to a TV menu item or a button on screen

“ “: The values between quotation marks are referring to a remote button

BT: Bluetooth

DVB-T: Digital Video Broadcasting - Terrestrial

DVB-C: Digital Video Broadcasting - Cable

HTTP: Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

HTV: Hotel Television

IR: Infrared

JAPIT: JSON API for TV is the API specification to control the Philips TV

LCN: Logical Channel Number

MB: Megabyte

MHz: Megahertz

OSD: On Screen Display

PTA: Philips TV Application

RC: Remote Control

SI: System Integrator

STBY: Standby

SW: Software

TV: Television

WIxP: Web Internet eXPress

1.4 How to navigate, open menu’s and make selections

 Navigating in the menu can be done with the “up”, “down”, “left” and “right” arrow buttons

on the remote control

 Opening a menu can be done with the “OK” button

 The “OK” button can also be used to activate buttons that can be seen on the screen like

[Done], [Cancel], [Close], [Yes], [No], …

 In many places in the menu you need to press the “OK” button after you selected an item to

confirm your selection. Navigating to this menu item and go back to the menu will not store

your selection

 Changing the value of a slider can be done using the “up” and “down” arrow, your selection

will be remembered without pressing the “OK” button

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2. Requirements before starting the installation of a TV

Before starting the installation, make sure that you have everything you need at hand.

You need a USB device and a remote control.

2.1 Remote control

2.1.1 Master remote control 22AV8573 or 22AV9573A

2.1.2 Guest remote control 22AV1505B (IR)

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2.1.3 Accessory remote controls

22AV1604A

Healthcare RC

22AV1601A

Easy RC

22AV1507A

Bluetooth RC

2.1.4 How to pair a bluetooth remote control

There are two ways to pair the bluetooth remote control with the TV:

 Via the professional menu: [Professional settings] [Advanced] [Input Control] [Bluetooth

Remote Control] [Pair]

 You can manually put the TV in pairing mode:

o Press 5 seconds on the local keyboard on the backside of the TV

o You will see following OSD appear on TV

o Press the “Red” and “Blue” key on the bluetooth remote control simultaneously

o You will see following OSD appear on TV

o Your RC is now paired with the TV

2.1.5 How to setup the Healthcare RC

The RC can be used in both RC5 and RC6 mode, meaning that it can be used for all TV’s. By default the

RC is in RC6 mode (for 301x/501x/701x TV’s). You can change the RC to RC5 mode (for 28x9 TV’s).

 You can change the RC to RC5 mode by pressing 5 seconds “Home” and “Volume up” at the

same time.

 You can change it back to RC6 mode by pressing 5 seconds “Mute” and ”Channel up” at the

same time.

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You can also use this RC for multi RC. More details can be found in the ‘Professional settings’ chapter.

You can program this RC in the same way as the guest RC.

2.1.6 How to setup the Easy RC

The RC can be used in both RC5 and RC6 mode, meaning that it can be used for all TV’s. By default the

RC is in RC6 mode (for 301x/501x/701x TV’s). You can change the RC to RC5 mode (for 28x9 TV’s).

 You can change the RC to RC5 mode by pressing 5 seconds “Home” and “Volume up” at the

same time.

 You can change it back to RC6 mode by pressing 5 seconds “Mute” and ”Channel up” at the

same time.

You can also use this RC for multi RC. More details can be found in the ‘Professional settings’ chapter.

You can program this RC by pressing 2 buttons at the same time for 5 seconds.

Below you can find a table how to match the TV settings and the settings as they can be used in the

guest RC for RC6:

Mod

Buttons combination:

Blue (default)

“

Home

” and “

Volume

own

”

Yellow

“

Home

” and “

Channel down

”

Red

“

Back

” and “

Volume down

”

Green

“

Back

” and “

Channel down

”

“

Home

” and “

Clock

”

“

Home

” and “

Subtitle

”

“

Home

” and “

Arrow up

”

“

Home

” and “

”

“

Home

” and “

Arrow left

”

“

Home

” and “

”

“

Home

” and “

Arrow right

”

“

Home

” and “

Back

”

“

Home

” and “

Arrow down

”

“

Home

” and “

Mute

”

Below you can find a table how to match the TV settings and the settings as they can be used in the

guest RC for RC5:

Mode:

Buttons combination:

Blue (default)

“

Home

” and “

Volume

own

”

Yellow

“

Home

” and “

Channel down

”

Red

“

Back

” and “

Volume down

”

Green

“

Back

” and “

Channel down

”

Also note that this multi RC setting is stored permanently, so it will remember the setting even if the

batteries are removed from the RC.

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2.2 Professional Settings menu

To access the [Professional Settings] menu you have 2 possibilities:

 Using the master remote control, press the “RC 6 SETUP” key and then press the

“Home/Menu” button

 Using the guest remote control, press the following keys sequentially: “3,1,9,7,5,3,MUTE”

Note: The sequence: “3,1,9,7,5,3,MUTE” will not show the [Professional Settings] if [High Security]

option is enabled, it will only work using the ‘master RC’

2.3 Software upgrade

For the best guest experience it is highly recommended to use the latest software version available.

Go to: http://www.philips.com/support/

 Select your country, enter the model number and download the latest software version

available

 Unzip the software and follow the instructions how to upgrade the software on the TV

 The USB flash drive used for software upgrade must be formatted as FAT32 and preferably

empty to avoid an accidental upload of a wrong setting or software

 It’s recommended to first upgrade the TV and afterwards to perform the installation

The latest software version and cloning data can be stored on the same USB drive for a 2 in 1 action:

software upgrade and cloning during the instant initial cloning. See chapter ‘Instant Initial Cloning (IIC)’

for more information.

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2.4 Clone folder structure

Below you can find the menu structure of a clone file. The content of this will be the same between

xxHFL5011 and xxHFL7011 except the folder name in the root of the USB device.

This also means that you can clone the data from xxHFL5011 in xxHFL7011 and vice versa by renaming

folder name in the root of the USB device. The big difference is that the xxHFL7011 has more memory

available and it has ambilight. Settings of the Ambilight cannot be cloned from one to the other.

Following are the folder names used in the root of the USB device containing the clone data:

 For xxHFL5011: TPM1532HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

 For xxHFL7011: TPM1531HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

In the folder ‘TPM153xHE_CloneData’, there can be multiple folders (so not only ‘MasterCloneData’):

 The MasterCloneData is the main master clone file containing all clone data.

 The 00001CloneData – 00007CloneData in this example are multiple clone files that can have

different content. This can be used for using 1 USB device with multiple clone files. In the menu

you can select what clone file should be used to load in a TV or via the RoomID this can be

done automatically. More info can be found in the ‘Professional Settings’ chapter.

 The DataDump contains information for debugging in case of reported problems. It also

contains the CSM.txt file containing all details about the TV. This is only written from TV to

USB.

It’s advised to use CMND to make changes to the MasterCloneData and not to do this manually.

Just for your information, the menu structure inside the MasterCloneData folder is as follows (some of

the folders might not be seen depending on your settings):

If you want to clone some specific part in your TV you can do so by only putting the specific folder in

the MasterCloneData folder before cloning it in the TV.

Note: The folder names are case sensitive

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3. Find out the state of the TV

It is important to know if a TV is in Virgin mode (out of the box) or installed before.

3.1 Virgin mode

If you can see below screen, you know that the TV is in ‘out of the box’ state and you can install the

set by using procedure described in chapter ‘Virgin installation wizard’ of this manual.

3.2 Professional Settings ON/OFF

If your set is not in virgin mode you can check if the professional settings are ON or OFF. This can be

done by pressing the “settings” button. You will see below menu.

Go to [All Settings] and open this menu item. See below screenshots to know if professional settings

are ON or OFF.

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Professional settings ON:

Professional settings OFF:

3.2.1 Enable the Professional Settings

Open the [Professional Settings] menu.

 Go to [Advanced], select [Professional Mode] and select [On]. Confirm with “OK”

 Press “Back” until you exit the [Professional settings] menu

 You will see a notification that the TV needs to restart to apply some settings

 Reboot the TV, after the reboot your TV will again be in Professional Mode

3.2.2 Disable the Professional Settings

Open the [Professional Settings] menu.

 Go to [Advanced], select [Professional Mode] and select [Off]. Confirm with “OK”

 Press “Back” until you exit the [Professional settings] menu

 You will see a notification that the TV needs to restart to apply some settings

 Reboot the TV, after the reboot your TV will no longer be in Professional Mode

Note: Issues reported with Professional Mode off will not be supported

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4. Reinstall TV

If you want to start an installation from scratch you can always reinstall the TV. All settings will be reset

to the default values and no channels will be installed.

Open the [Professional Settings] menu.

Navigate to the [Reset] menu. Navigate to the [Reinstall TV] menu.

Press the “OK” button on the [Reinstall TV] menu, you should get below screen.

Select [Yes] using the “arrow” buttons. Press the “OK” button to reinstall the TV.

 Depending on your country selection you might need to enter the PIN code set in the TV

 The TV will show a waiting animation

 The TV will reboot and you will see the Philips logo

 The red RC led will be blinking

 You will see an indication “erasing…” with the Android robot (this can take several minutes)

 Philips logo will be shown again

 You will see 4 dot’s in blue, yellow, red and green circling around (this can take several minutes)

 You will see an Android logo

 You will be on the first screen of the virgin installation

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4.1 Reinstall via a script in the clone file

To automatically reinstall the TV, load a new clone file and load new SW you can use this script.

In the ‘MasterCloneData’ folder you can add a folder called ‘Script’. In this folder you have to put a

script called ‘Script.xml’.

This xml file has as content below:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>

<Action>ReinstallTV</Action>

</Activity>

</Script>

If you have this file in the correct location and you Clone USB to TV then in the beginning of the cloning

process the TV will give a notification ‘Reinstall TV’ and the TV will be reinstalled.

After the reinstallation the TV will be in IIC mode, if you have new SW on the USB device then the SW

will be upgraded, after this the new clone file will be loaded in TV.

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5. Virgin installation wizard

When you have a new TV it will, out of the box, be in virgin mode. This means that you will have to go

through the virgin installation wizard to do the first settings of the TV.

5.1 Instant Initial Cloning (IIC)

5.1.1 Virgin installation

When starting up the TV in virgin mode you see the first screen indicating Instant Initial Cloning (IIC).

The TV is now searching on USB/Network and RF for a new clone file containing all new settings for

the TV and/or a new software update.

You can also see the model name and SW version of the TV.

If there is no need to load a clone file on this TV (for example if you want to make a new installation to

create a master clone file) then you need to press “OK” to activate the skip button.

5.1.2 Instant initial cloning and software upgrade

If you want to upgrade the TV software and load a new clone file in the TV via USB you have to do

following steps:

 Disconnect the TV in virgin mode from the mains power

 Insert a USB device with both the new SW (See chapter “Software upgrade”) and the clone file

you want to load in the TV

 Connect the mains power to the TV

 The TV will automatically detect the new SW version and the clone file and upgrade both the

SW and the clone file

You will see following 2 files in the root of your USB device (remove all other files and folders)

Note the case sensitivity for both the folder name and the upg file

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Note: If multiple clone files are on a USB device, the “MasterCloneData” will be used for cloning

 During this process you will see following:

o Detection of the Software and Clone file

o SW upgrade will start

o After the downloading phase you will see that the SW upgrade will start. During this

process you will see that android is installing the system update and some other

waiting animations.

The SW upgrade can take several minutes.

o After the upgrade the TV will reboot and you will go again to the IIC screen where the

USB stick with clone file will be detected.

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o The Cloning upgrade from USB will start and you can see the progress until successful

o If you don’t press “OK”, the TV will go to standby after 30 minutes. You can press “OK”

to close the overview screen, the installation is done and you can start using the TV.

If a clone file and/or software is sent out over IP or RF the same process will happen automatically.

5.2 Settings during virgin installation

When you skip the IIC screen you will have to set several settings:



Select your Language for the TV menu



Select your Country for the TV installation

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

Select your Default Picture Style

 It is recommended to select [Natural]

instead of [Standard] for a better

brightness



Enable Professional mode, only when this

is enabled your TV can be used as a

hospitality TV



Enter a Room ID or leave it to 00000

 Setting a Room ID gives you following

advantages:

o It’s easy to recognize the TV’s using the

Room ID in CMND, else you only have

the serial numbers

o You can put multiple clone files on one

USB device, they will automatically be

selected when loading a new clone in

the TV based on the Room ID

o When cloning over RF you can send a

clone file to a range of Room ID’s



The virgin installation is finished

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6. Professional Settings

In this chapter you can find back more information about all professional settings that can be changed.

To start you have to open the [Professional Settings] menu.

6.1 Store settings in the Professional Settings menu

Several settings will be applied immediately once you change the settings without a reboot. For some

settings a reboot is still required. If you don’t see the message, a reboot is not required.

 Change some settings according to what you need to change

 Press “Back” until you exit the [Professional settings] menu

 You can see a notification that the TV needs to restart to apply some settings

 Reboot the TV by unplugging from the mains power and plugging the TV again. After the reboot

your new settings will be applied

6.2 Overview



Navigate to the [Overview] menu

 Open this menu item



You will get an overview screen with all

the settings that are set in the TV, this

overview can be used to see the settings

without having to navigate to all menu’s

separately

 Using the “arrow up/down” buttons you

can go to the other overview pages (there

are 7 in total)

Note: No value can be changed in these

screens

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6.3 Upgrade and Clone



Navigate to the [Upgrade and Clone] menu

and open it

 You will see the screen on the left

Note: Cloning and upgrading over IP or RF

will happen automatically after the TV is in

standby for 5 minutes when [Auto Upgrade

and Clone] in the professional menu is set to

[On]



Select the [Current Firmware and Clone

info] menu and open it

 You can see the SW version and the dates

when the last cloning action was done

 Select [Next] and press “OK” to see the

second page

 Select [Previous] and press “OK” to see the

first page

 Select [Close] and press “OK” to go back to

the previous page



Select the [Clone USB to TV] menu and

open it

 Using this you will be able to clone from the

USB device to the TV

 On the top of the page you will see a

waiting animation while cloning is ongoing,

once finished it will change to Successful

 During the cloning process there will be a

[Cancel] button available on the bottom of

the page, press “OK” to cancel the cloning

process

 Press “OK” to close the page once the

[Cancel] is changed to [Close] and go back

to the previous menu

 If no USB stick is inserted you will see on top

of the page USB not found

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

Select the [Clone TV to USB] menu and

open it

 Using this you will be able to clone from the

TV to the USB device

 There are 2 submenus [Clone All except

Apps] and [Clone All]

 When opening these menu’s you will have

the same screen as shown when selecting

the [Clone USB to TV] menu

 [Clone All except Apps] menu will clone

everything except the Apps

 [Clone All] menu will clone everything

including the Apps



Select the [Firmware Upgrade from USB]

menu and open it to go to the Software

Update Wizard

 Using this you will be able to load new SW

in the TV, you will get an autorun.upg that

is automatically detected when this file is in

the root of your USB device. This way of

programming is for advanced users

 You will see a list of SW version that is

available in the ‘upgrades’ folder in the root

of the USB device connected to the TV

 Select the SW you want to install and press

“OK”, the highlight will go to [Next]

 Press “OK” to start to program the software

 You will see that the SW is being

downloaded to the TV

 Once this is done you have to press “OK” to

[Start]

 The programming of the SW will start, your

TV might reboot during this process that

can take several minutes. You can remove

your USB device during the programming as

the SW is loaded in the TV memory

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

Select the [Clone IP to TV] menu and open

 Using this you will be able to clone to the TV

over IP, this happens automatically when a

clone has been assigned to the TV in CMND.

Via this menu you can manually force an

upgrade to happen

 On the top of the page you will see a

waiting animation while cloning is ongoing,

once finished it will change to Done

 During the cloning process there will be a

[Cancel] button available, press “OK” to

cancel the cloning process

 Press “OK” to close the page once the

[Cancel] is changed to [Close] and go back

to the previous menu

Note: This menu is only accessible when

[On] is selected in the [Wireless and

Networks] [Control TV Over IP]

[WebServices] [IPUpgradeService] menu



Select the [Clone RF to TV] menu and open

 Using this you will be able to clone to the TV

over RF, this happens automatically when a

clone is being played out on RF by CMND.

Via this menu you can manually force an

upgrade to happen

 On the top of the page you will see a

waiting animation while cloning is ongoing,

once finished it will change to Done

 During the cloning process there will be a

[Cancel] button available, press “OK” to

cancel the cloning process

 Press “OK” to close the page once the

[Cancel] is changed to [Close] and go back

to the previous menu

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

Navigate to the [USB Cloning Settings] [USB

Source Clone Folder] menu

 When a USB device is connected you can

see multiple clone files if they are available

 You can select a clone and confirm via “OK”,

now you can do the upgrade of the selected

clone file via [Clone USB to TV]

 By default the clone data is taken from

/TPM1532HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData

/ for xxHFL5011 or for xxHFL7011

/TPM1531HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData

 You can also add extra clone files by copy

and rename the “MasterCloneData” using 5

digits for XXXXX in “XXXXXCloneData” in the

folder name, this gives you the possibility of

having multiple clone files on one USB

device, see below an example of the folder

structure (See chapter Clone folder

structure for more info)

Note: When room ID is set and this matches

the 5 digits, then by default this Clone file

will be selected



Navigate to the [Auto Upgrade Settings]

menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Auto Upgrade and Clone]: RF upgrade

and Clone upgrade will be enabled

automatically at 4 AM and 1 PM if the TV

is in standby if [On] is selected, no

upgrade will happen when [Off] is

selected

o [Auto Clone on Wakeup]: Nothing will

happen when [Off] but when [On] the

TV shall search for a new clone when

waking up from standby

Note: Only TVSettings, ChannelList,

WeatherForecast, SmartInfoShow,

SmartInfoBrowser and PMS data will be

cloned on wakeup

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

Navigate to the [RF Upgrade Settings]

menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Frequency]: The frequency for CMND

playout can be modified in this menu

Note: Default this should be set to 498

MHz. If for some reason you need to

change this frequency, it’s

recommended to use a frequency

between 474 MHz and 858 MHz in steps

of 8MHz (DVBT-range).

When an RF upgrade happens, the TV

will first do a scan on the frequency set

here. If nothing is found it will scan

between 474 MHz and 858 MHz in steps

of 8MHz. So if you do a playout on

another frequency as set in the TV, the

TV will still find it.

6.4 Switch on settings



Navigate to the [Switch On Settings] menu

and open it

 You will see the screen on the left

 In this menu you will be able to set all

Switch on settings, these are the menu

items that a guest can change, the values

you set here are the settings applied when

the guest wakes up the TV

6.4.1 Channel Settings



Navigate to the [Channel Settings] [Switch

On Channel Filter] menu and open it

 You will see a list of channel filters, your

selection will be the default selected

channel filter when opening the channel

list

 This list also contains the theme’s

Note: The list you see in the screenshot is

depending on the installed content

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

Navigate to the [Channel Settings] [Switch

On Channel] menu and open it

 You will see a list of channels followed by

the external sources

Note: The list you see in the screenshot is

depending on the installed channels

 Select the channel or source you would

like to set as Switch On Channel



Navigate to the [Channel Settings]

[Channel Details]

 This menu can only be used when using

JAPIT or SXP

6.4.2 Feature Settings



Navigate to the [Feature Settings] [Switch

On Feature] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [None]: The dashboard or apps will

NOT be opened when starting up the

o [Dashboard]: The dashboard will be

opened when starting up the TV

o [SmartInfo]: SmartInfo will be opened

when starting up the TV

o [Apps]: An app will be opened when

starting up the TV

o [MyChoice]: MyChoice PIN code screen

will be shown when starting up the TV

Note: SmartInfo and MyChoice will only be

visible in this list when they are enabled in

[Features] menu

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

Navigate to the [Feature Settings] [Apps]

menu and open it

 You will see a list of the installed apps and

you can select an app you want to show as

switch on application

Note: This menu is only accessible when

[Apps] is selected in the [Switch On

Feature] menu. The content of [Apps]

depends on the installed apps

6.4.3 Sound Settings



Navigate to the [Sound Settings] [Volume]

menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [TV Speakers]: Change the default

volume setting for the TV speakers

o [Headphone/Bathroom speakers]:

Change the default volume setting for

the headphone and bathroom

speakers

o [Bluetooth]: Change the default

volume setting for the bluetooth

speakers

 Open these menu items and change the

default volume using the “arrow

up/down” in the volume slider, changes

are stored directly



Navigate to the [Sound Settings] [Sound

Style] menu

 You will see following options in this menu

(Personal, Original, Movie, Music, Game

and News)

 Switching between the preset sound styles

will change the sound style depending on

your selection)

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

Navigate to the [Sound Settings] [Bass]

 Change the low tones by changing the

slider value

 When changing the value you should

directly hear the changes (if audio is

playing in the background)



Navigate to the [Sound Settings] [Treble]

 Change the high tones by changing the

slider value

 When changing the value you should

directly hear the changes (if audio is

playing in the background)

6.4.4 Picture Settings



Navigate to the [Picture Settings] [Picture

Format] menu

 Change the default Picture Format to your

preference and press “OK” to store the

value



Navigate to the [Picture Settings] [Picture

Format] menu and open it

 Change the default Picture Style to your

preference, the values of [Colour],

[Contrast] and [Sharpness] will change

accordingly

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

Navigate to the [Picture Settings] [Colour]

menu and open it

 Navigate to the [Picture Settings]

[Contrast] menu and open it

 Navigate to the [Picture Settings]

[Sharpness] menu and open it

 Using a sliders in these menus you will be

able to change the value

6.4.5 Subtitles



Navigate to the [Subtitles] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: Change the default subtitles

setting to Off

o [On]: Change the default subtitles

setting to On

o [Automatic]: Change the default

subtitles setting to Automatic, this

means that the subtitles will be shown

if the TV is muted and if subtitles are

available

6.4.6 Ambilight Settings



Navigate to the [Ambilight Settings]

[Ambilight Style] menu

Note: This menu is only available on

xxHFL7011 TV’s

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: You can put the Ambilight Off

o [Follow Video]: The ambilight will

change based on the dynamics of the

video. You can select the mode inside

this menu as you prefer

[

Follow Audio

]: The ambilight will

change based on the dynamics of the

audio. You can select the mode inside

this menu as you prefer

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[

Follow Colour

]: The ambilight will

change colors based on your

selection between [Hot Lava], [Deep

Water], [Fresh Nature], [Warm

White] or [Cool White]

o [Follow App]: This item is always

grayed out and cannot be selected



Navigate to the [Ambilight Settings]

[Brightness] menu

 Using the slider you can change the

default Brightness for the Ambilight

Note: [Brightness] is not accessible if

[Ambilight Style] is set to [Off]



Navigate to the [Ambilight Settings]

[Saturation] menu

 Using the slider you can change the

default Saturation for the Ambilight

Note: [Saturation] is not accessible if

[Ambilight Style] is set to [Off]

6.4.7 Region And Language Settings



Navigate to the [Region and Language

Settings] [Guest] [Country] menu

 You will see a list of countries, your

selection will be used as default by various

apps to determine the region of the Guest

 The guest can change the country in the

apps screen by selecting the default

country

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

Navigate to the [Region and Language

Settings] [Languages] [Menu Language]

 Select the default menu language at

startup for the TV menu’s and messages

6.4.8 ECO Settings



Navigate to the [ECO Settings] [Philips

Logo Brightness] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: To put the brightness Off

o [Minimum]: To change the brightness

to the minimum brightness

o [Medium]: To change the brightness to

the medium brightness

o [Maximum]: To change the brightness

to the maximum brightness

Note: with the Philips logo brightness we

mean the brightness on the Philips logo on

the bottom of the screen. This is only

available on the 32HFL5011 and

40HFL5011

6.4.9 Content Rating



Navigate to the [Content Rating] menu

 You will see below item:

o [Rating Level]: In the rating level you

can set a minimum rating level to watch

rated programs

Note: The list of rating levels is

depending on your country

Note: [Rating Level] is only accessible

when [Features] [Content Rating]

[Enable] is set to [On]

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6.5 Dashboard



Navigate to the [Dashboard] menu and

open it

 You will see the screen on the left

 More details on how to create the Custom

Dashboard can be found in the Custom

Dashboard Do It Yourself Manual that you

can get after signing an NDA

 This menu allows SI to create custom

interface which allows access to content

and applications created for the end user

 Custom Dashboard can be loaded into the

TV in following ways

o It can be hosted on a Remote Server,

and the TV can be configured to load

from the Server

o It can be stored (loaded) into the TV’s

local memory



Navigate to the [Mode] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Default]: To change the dashboard to

default

o [Custom]: To change the dashboard to

custom



Navigate to the [Default Settings] menu

Note: This menu is only accessible when

[Default] is selected in the [Mode] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Side Dashboard]: The dashboard will

be shown small on the right side of the

screen by default

o [FullScreen Dashboard]: The

dashboard will be shown full screen by

default

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

Navigate to the [Custom Settings] menu

Note: This menu is only accessible when

[Custom] is selected in the [Mode] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Source]: You can select [Server] or

[Local] as source for the custom

dashboard

o [Server Settings]:

 [Server URL]: Give in the Server URL

 [Fallback]: No fallback will happen if

no connection can be made to the

server when [Off], when [On] a

fallback will happen to a local stored

version of the Dashboard

Note: This menu is only accessible when

in [Server] is selected in the [Source]



Navigate to the [Reload Dashboard After

Network Restore] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Yes]: If the network connection was

lost and it is restored the Dashboard

will be reloaded

o [No]: If the network connection was

lost and it is restored the Dashboard

will not be reloaded

6.6 Features



Navigate to the [Features] menu and open it

 You will see the screen on the left

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

Navigate to the [Apps] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Mode]: You can put the Apps [Off], use only

locally installed apps via [Local Apps] or have

the SmartTV Apps from the server with the

possibility of adding locally installed apps via

[Local Apps and SmartTV Apps]

o [Manage]: You will be able to manage the

Applications, see chapter ‘Manage Apps’ for

more details

Note: In order to start the downloading of apps

you need to have a valid internet connection

and the TV must have a clock. After changing

the settings of the TV to get a clock, the TV

needs to be restarted by disconnecting the TV

from the mains power.

o [SmartTV Apps Settings]:

 SmartTV App Control gives the SI or the

technical responsible of the hotel the

opportunity to customize the list of Apps

the guest can access. It is possible to define

profiles that are specific to a hotel, or even

to a specific room type in the hotel or

hospital. All this can be configured on a

website. To get an account to do so you can

enter a ticket in the ticketing system.

 [SmartTV Mode]: You can set the SmartTV

Mode to [Default] or to [Profile] to use your

custom configuration

 [Profile Settings]:

When creating a custom profile, more apps

can be selected than present in the default

profile, for instance on xxHFL7011 there is

more space to store apps

 [Appcontrol ID]: Fill in the Appcontrol

 [Profile Name]: Fill in the Profile Name

 [Location ID]: Fill in the Location ID

Note: [Profile Settings] is only accessible

when [SmartTV Mode] is set to [Profile].

The values needed to fill in the [Appcontrol

ID], [Profile Name] and [Location ID] can

be created on the website.

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

Navigate to the [Weather App] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: To disable the weather information in the

default dashboard menu

o [On]: To enable the weather information in the

default dashboard menu

Note: This requires the TV to be connected to

the internet or to the CMND server (which

should be connected to the internet) to be able

to see weather info, also your [Premises

Geonamed ID] should be set to give the

weather info of the correct location



Navigate to the [PMS] menu

Note: This menu item is already available but not

yet active in TV. The manual will be updated

accordingly once SW is released with PMS

functionality.



Navigate to the [ThemeTV] menu

Note: [ThemeTV] is only accessible when

[Dashboard] [Mode] is set to [Default]

 You will see below items:

o [Enable]: You can disable the ThemeTV via [No]

or enable via [Yes]

o [Manage]: You will be able to manage the

ThemeTV, see chapter ‘Manage ThemeTV’ for

more details

Note: [Manage] is only accessible when

[Enable] is set to [Yes]



Navigate to the [SmartInfo] menu

Note: [SmartInfo] is only accessible when

[Dashboard] [Mode] is set to [Default]

 The SmartInfo feature can be used in two ways, as

a picture slide show (SlideShow) or as interactive

pages (Browser). The two ways of using SmartInfo

are not complementary and cannot be used both

at the same time. SmartInfo can display the

pictures or the webpages by pressing “SmartInfo”

 You will see below items:

o [Mode]: You can put SmartInfo [Off], in

[SlideShow] or in [Browser] mode

o [Brower settings]: You can set the [Source] to

[Local] or [Server] depending on your setup.

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You can set the

[

Server URL

]

in case you use a

separate server for the SmartInfo

Note: [Brower settings] is only accessible when

[Mode] is set to [Browser]

 For more info see chapter ‘SmartInfo’



Navigate to the [MyChoice] menu

Note: [MyChoice] is only accessible when

[Dashboard] [Mode] is set to [Default]

 You will see below items:

o [Mode]: You can put MyChoice [Off] or [On]

o [Request for PIN]: You can disable that the PIN

code is requested every time the set is

switched on until the validity is expired via [No]

or enable it via [Yes]

o [Manage]: You will be able to manage

MyChoice, see chapter ‘Manage MyChoice’ for

more details

Note: Above menus are only accessible when

[Mode] is set to [On]



Navigate to the [Content Rating] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Enable]: You can enable the content rating via

[Yes] or disable via [No]

o [Set Code]: You can set the pin code that is

needed to disable the rating when you are on a

rated channel

Note: [Set Code] is only accessible when

[Enable] is set to [On]



Navigate to the [Clock] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Display Clock Always in Standby]: In STBY you

will not see any clock when [No] is set, when

[Yes] is set you will continuously see the clock

on screen when in standby

o [Display Clock on Radio Channel]: When you

are on a radio channel you will see a radio

background when [No] is selected, when [Yes]

is selected you will see a clock instead of the

radio background

o [External Clock]:

 [External Clock]: You disable the external

clock via [Off] or enable it via [On]

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

[

Brightness at Low li

ght

Via a slider you

can change the brightness with a low light

input

 [Brightness at Intense Light]: Via a slider

you can change the brightness with an

intense light input

 [Light sensor Sensitivity]: Via a slider you

can change the light sensor sensitivity

Note: Above menus are only accessible

when [External Clock] is set to [On]



Navigate to the [Welcome Logo] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: You can disable the Welcome Logo

o [On]: You can enable the Welcome Logo

 The best resolution needs to be 1920x1080 for

xxHFL5011 and 3840X2160 for xxHFL7011

 How to upload the file in TV:

o Create your WelcomeLogo.jpg, this file should

be below 16MB. If the file cannot be played by

the TV it will not be loaded during the cloning

process

o Save the file into to following folder on your

USB device (note the case sensitivity):

/TPM1532HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

WelcomeLogo/WelcomeLogo.jpg (xxHFL5011)

/TPM1531HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

WelcomeLogo/WelcomeLogo.jpg (xxHFL7011)

o Switch ON the TV, insert the USB with the new

content

o Go to [Professional settings] [Upgrade and

Clone] [Clone USB to TV] menu and press “OK”

to upload the picture in the TV

o Once done, exit [Professional settings] and

reboot the TV and check your changes

Note: You can do this using CMND as well

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

Navigate to the [USB Auto Play] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: From the moment a USB device is

connected to the TV, no files will be played

automatically

o [On]: From the moment a USB device is

connected to the TV, all playable files in the

root from your USB device will automatically be

played



Navigate to the [USB Media Browser] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Enable]: You can disable the USB media

browser via [No] or enable it via [Yes]

o [USB break-in]: You can put the break-in to the

media browser [Off] or [On] when a USB device

is connected to the TV



Navigate to the [Multi Remote Control] menu, this

function allows that up to 14 televisions can be

installed in a room whereas every TV will react to

its own RC

 You will see a list of options (‘Off’, the 4 color keys

and all digits)

 The TV will only react on the RC that is

programmed linked to your selection

Note: The TV will still respond to the master RC

 Once the TV is set to some value other than [Off],

also the RC should be programmed to the same

selection to still work with the TV

 How to program the RC:

o Press and hold both the menu and the color

button or digit button on the RC for about five

seconds (You should not point the RC to the

receiver on the TV)

o To see the status of the remote control, press

and hold the OK button for about five seconds

until you get a notification (Pointing to the TV)

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You will see the battery status of the RC, the

setting programmed in the RC (default = blue)

and the setting in TV

6.7 Channels



Navigate to the [Channels] menu and

open it

 You will see the screen on the left



Navigate to the [Show Channels] menu

 You will see below items:

o [No]: The channel list in the home

menu will be removed, it will not be

possible to go to any channel

o [Yes]: You will be able to access the

channel list



Navigate to the [Media Channels] menu

Note: Media channels are media files that

are mapped as channels

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: Media channels will be disabled

o [On]: Media channels will be enabled

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

Navigate to the [Manage] menu

 When opening this menu you will be able

to manage the channels, you can use the

“options” key to manage the channels

 See chapter ‘Manage Channels’ for more

details



Navigate to the [RF Channel Installation]

 You will see below items:

o [Search for Channels]: See chapter

‘Channel installation wizard’ for more

details about installing the channels

o [Digital: Reception Test]: This can be

used to manually search for digital

channels on a specific frequency

o [Analogue: Manual Installation]: This

can be used to manually search for

analogue channels on a specific

frequency



Navigate to the [RF Installation Settings]

 You will see below items:

o [Install Analog]: You can put the

search of analog channels [Off] or [On]

o [Install DVB-T/T2]: You can put the

search of DVB-T/T2 channels [Off] or

[On]

o [Install DVB-C/C2]: You can put the

search of DVB-C/C2 channels [Off] or

[On]

o [LCN]: You can put channel sorting

based on LCN [Off] or [On], the TV will

use the channel number mentioned in

the stream if [On]

o [Install Scrambled Channels]: You can

disable installation of scrambled

channel via [No] or enable it via [Yes]

o [Automatic Channel Update]: You can

put automatic channel update [Off] or

[On]

o [Channel Update Message]: You can

get a message when channels are

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update, you can put this option

[

Off

]

[On]



Navigate to the [Channel Settings] menu

 You will see below items:

o [EPG]:

 [Enable]: You can enable EPG via

[Yes] or disable it via [No]

 [Source]: The EPG data can come

[From the Internet] or [From the

Broadcaster]

Note: [Source] is only accessible

when [Enable] is set to [Yes]

o [Enable Subtitles]: You can enable the

subtitles via [Yes] or disable it via [No]

o [Enable Teletext]: You can enable

teletext via [Yes] or disable it via [No]

o [Enable MHEG]: You can enable MHEG

via [Yes] or disable it via [No]

o [Enable HbbTV]: You can put the

HbbTV functionality [Off] or [On]

o [Enable CI/CI+]: TV shall disable the

CI/CI+ conditional access support, all

UI elements relating to the CI/CI+ shall

be removed if [No] is selected, if [Yes]

is selected, then all CI/CI+ functionality

shall be available

o [Enable Channel Logos]: Channel logos

will be shown if [Yes] or will not be

shown if [No]

o [Display Scrambled Channel Banner]:

If a channel is scrambled, you will get

an OSD with this information if [Yes] or

it will not be shown if [No]

o [IGMP Version for Multicast IP

Channels]: Set your IGMP version for

multicast to [Auto], [1], [2] or [3]

6.8 Sources



Navigate to the [Sources] menu and open

 You will see the screen on the left

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

Navigate to the [Manage] menu

 When opening this menu you will be able

to manage the sources

 You should get the same menu as Manage

channels as this is the same channel list

except that the highlight is on the first

source

 See chapter ‘Manage Channels’ for more

details



Navigate to the [Advanced] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Enable Sources]: You can Hide/Show

sources

o [AutoSCART]:

 [Off]: TV shall not react to any

SCART pin8 break-in event, both in

power on state and power standby

state

 [On]: TV shall react to SCART pin8

break-in event and switch to the

SCART extension where the break-

in event occurs. This shall also be

applicable when TV is powering up

either from power standby mode or

mains power on

 [Power on SCART]: TV shall enable

the power on SCART function, the

power state of the TV will depend

on the state of pin8. When pin 8 is

low the TV will go to standby, when

high the TV will go to ON state

o [Easylink]:

 [EasyLink]: Disable all HDMI CEC

functionalities via [Off] or enable

via [On]

 [EasyLink Break-in]: TV shall disable

auto tuning/switching to the

connected HDMI CEC enabled

source via [Off] or enable via [On]

when device is plugged or switched

 [EasyLink Remote Control]: The

keys from your TV RC will not be

forwarded via CEC via [Off] or will

be forwarded via [On]

Note: Above menus are only

accessible when [EasyLink] is set to

[On]

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6.9 Date and Time



Navigate to the [Date and Time] menu

and open it

 You will see the screen on the left



Navigate to the [Source] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Automatic Channels]: Date and time

is received via broadcast channels

o [Automatic NTP]: Date and time is

received via the network

o [Manual]: Date and time is set

manually but will not be remembered

after a power cycle. This can be used in

combination with JAPIT or SerialXpress

to set the clock on startup via

commands



Navigate to the [Source Channel] menu

 You will see a list of installed channels,

one item will be highlighted, this is the

current selected channel where the TV

will obtain the clock from

Note: This menu is only accessible when

[Automatic Channels] is selected in

[Source]

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

Navigate to the [NTP Settings] menu

 You will see below items:

o [NTP Source]: When selecting

[Default] the TV will automatically look

for the clock via the network, when

[Custom NTP Server] is selected you

will be able to set a custom NTP sever

URL

o [Custom NTP Server URL]: Set the link

for a custom NTP Server URL



Navigate to the [Manual Date and Time

Settings] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Date]: You can set the date manually

o [Time]: You can set the time manually

Note: Above menus are only accessible

when [Source] is set to [Manual]



Navigate to the [Time Zone Setting] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Time Zone Country]: You can select

the country where you are

o [Time Zone Region]: You can change

the region if multiple regions are

available for your selected [Time Zone

Country]

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

Navigate to the [Automatic Daylight

Savings] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: Daylight saving time is disabled,

no time correction will be applied

while switching between winter and

summer time

o [On]: Daylight saving time is enabled



Navigate to the [Time offset] menu

 You will see a list to make a time offset per

30 minutes



Navigate to the [Clock Format] menu

 You will see below items:

o [24 hour]: You can set the clock format

to 24 hours format

o [AM/PM]: You can set the clock format

to AM/PM format

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6.10 Wireless and Networks

6.10.1 Network wizard



Navigate to the [Wireless and Networks]

[Connect to Network] menu and open it

 You will get the network wizard to connect

to the network

See chapter ‘Network installation wizard’

for more details about connecting to the

network

6.10.2 Network settings



Navigate to the [Wireless and Networks]

[Settings] menu and open it

 You will see the screen on the left



Navigate to the [View Network settings]

menu and open it

 You will get the network settings on your

 You can navigate to the next page to see

more details

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

Navigate to the [Network Type] menu and

open it

 You will see below items:

o [Wired]: Connect your TV wired to the

network, this is NOT the yellow

connector. The yellow connector is to

be used for Serial Xpress

o [Wireless]: Connect your TV wireless to

the network

o [WPS]: Connect your TV wireless to the

network using WPS

o [WPS with PIN code]: Connect your TV

wireless to the network using WPS with

PIN code



Navigate to the [Network Configuration]

menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [DHCP]: Use DHCP to configure your TV

o [Static IP]: Use Static IP to configure

your TV



Navigate to the [Static IP Configuration]

menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [IP Address]: Set your IP Address

o [Netmask]: Set your Netmask

o [Gateway]: Set your Gateway

o [DNS 1]: Set your DNS 1

o [DNS 2]: Set your DNS 2

Note: Above menus are only accessible

when in [Network Configuration] you have

selected [Static IP]

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

Navigate to the [Wake on LAN (WoL)]

menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: Wake up over LAN is disabled

o [On]: Wake up over LAN enables an

external Server to wake up the TV from

complete Standby (green) only over a

wired network connection



Navigate to the [Wake on Wi-Fi

(WoWLAN)] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: Wake up over WLAN is disabled

o [On]: Wake up over WLAN enables an

external Server to wake up the TV from

complete Standby (green) only over a

wireless network connection



Navigate to the [Wi-Fi Direct Cross

Connection] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: When the Wi-Fi Direct Cross

Connection is disabled, then the TV

shall not share internet capability over

Wi-Fi Direct

o [On]: When the Wi-Fi Direct Cross

Connection is enabled, the Wi-Fi Direct

shall make it possible to the guest to

make a wireless connection to the

internet using the TV as a bridge

6.10.3 Network Features



Navigate to the [Wireless and Networks]

[Features] menu and open it

 You will see the screen on the left

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

Navigate to the [Philips TV Remote App]

menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Enable]: Making a connection

possible with PTA is disabled via [Off]

or enabled via [On]

o [XTV]: XTV is a Philips proprietary

protocol which allows TV control via

mobile application. If XTV is [On], TV

shall allow mobile application to

control the TV. If set to [Off], XTV

protocol shall be disabled in the TV and

hence no mobile application shall be

able to interact with TV using the XTV

protocol

Note: [XTV] is only accessible when

[Enable] is set to [On]

o [Digital Media Renderer - DMR]: You

can put DMR [Off], when you put it

[On] you make it possible to push

pictures, video and audio via the PTA



Navigate to the [Wi-Fi Miracast] menu

and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Enable]: You can disable Wifi Miracast

feature via [Off] or enable via [On]

o [Wi-Fi Miracast Connections]: You can

clear the list of connected devices in

the ongoing session



Navigate to the [Wi-Fi Hotspot] menu and

open it

 You will see below items:

o [No]: 3rd party apps cannot invoke

hotspot screen to allow the guest to

connect their mobile device to the TV

over Wifi Direct

o [Yes]: 3rd party apps can invoke

hotspot screen to allow the guest to

connect their mobile device to the TV

over Wifi Direct

Note: Hotspot is originally designed to

be used in combination with AirServer

app, but not limited to this app.

AirServer is a third party application,

see https://www.airserver.com/

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

Navigate to the [Show Network Lost

Message] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [No]: When the network connection is

lost no messages will be shown to the

user

o [Yes]: When the network connection is

lost a message will be shown to the

user



Navigate to the [Internet App] menu and

open it

 You will see below items:

o [No]: Internet App shall not be visible

under Features section of the default

dashboard and shall not be visible to

the Guest user

o [Yes]: Internet App shall be visible

under Features section of the default

dashboard and shall be visible to the

Guest user

6.10.4 Network Control TV Over IP



Navigate to the [Wireless and Networks]

[Control TV Over IP] menu and open it

 You will get the network wizard to connect to

the network



Navigate to the [Webservices] menu and

open it

 Web Services is a mechanism to exchange

information from the TV to the server. The TV

will sent below services to the server on a

periodic basis which can be changed in

CMND

 You will see below items:

o [Server URL]: This is the URL on which the

Web Services server can be found. This

server will host the pages

By default this URL is:

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http://SmartInstall.org:8080/SmartInstall

/webservices.jsp

To get your TV’s detected in CMND you

need to change ‘SmartInstall.org’ with the

IP address of your CMND server. For

example:

http://1.2.3.4:8080/SmartInstall/webserv

ices.jsp

o [TVDiscoveryService]: TV Discovery

Service is the Web Service through which

a Web Server will detect the presence of

TVs in the IP Network using the TV Serial

Number and Production code (and other

data). You can put this option [Off] or [On]

o [ProfessionalSettingsService]:

Professional Settings Services allows

changing or requesting the current

Professional Settings Parameters. You can

put this option [Off] or [On]

o [IPUpgradeService]: This will allow

cloning and software update of the TV

over IP via CMND, this can be put [Off] or

[On]

o [PMSService]: This will allow the PMS

feature to communicate, this can be put

[Off] or [On]



Navigate to the [WebListeningServices]

menu and open it

 Web Listening Services is a mechanism to

exchange information from the server to the

TV. This enable a small server to run inside

the TV which listens to services sent from the

server. This allows features as forcing the TV

to upgrade, change the power state or

display personal information

 You will see below items:

o [PowerService]: PowerService feature

shall enable to remotely Request for the

current status of the TV or change the

Power Status of the TV, this can be put

[Off] or [On]

o [TVDiscoveryService]: TV Discovery

Service is the Web Service through which

a Web Server will detect the presence of

TVs in the IP Network using the TV Serial

Number and Production code (and other

data). You can put this option [Off] or [On]

o [IPUpgradeService]: This will allow

cloning and software update of the TV

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over IP via CMND, this can be put

[

Off

] or

[On]

o [PMSService]: This will allow the PMS

feature to communicate, this can be put

[Off] or [On]

6.11 Advanced



Navigate to the [Advanced] menu and

open it

 You will see the screen on the left



Navigate to the [Professional Mode]

menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: To put the professional mode

Off, this means your TV is in consumer

mode

o [On]: To put the professional mode On,

this means your TV is configured as a

Hospitality TV

Note: this option should always be set to

[On] to be able to use the TV as a hospitality



Navigate to the [Identification Settings]

menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [RoomID]: This is a (maximum) 5 digits

number, this can be used to distinguish

between different

floors/rooms/setups when using

CMND

o [Premises Geonamed ID]: You can set

the ID of the geonamed location. This

is used for the weather service and to

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unlock 3rd party apps.

You can find the

ID on www.geonames.org, search for

your location, open it and check the

location ID as marked in the screenshot

on the left

o [Premises Name]: This is the name that

is seen in the top of the home menu



Navigate to the [Power] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Power On]: After a power reboot of

the TV the TV will restart in [Standby]

or in [On] mode, depending on the

selection

o [Standby Mode]: The TV will quickly

turn on (higher power consumption in

stand-by) when [Fast] is selected, TV

will consume less power (but will have

a slower startup time) when selecting

[Green]

Note: For RF installations, it’s always

best to use Green, for IP installations

it’s always best to use Fast

o [Reboot Everyday]: You can choose to

reboot the TV once a day if set to [On]

and your [Standby Mode] is set to

[Fast], this improves the stability of the

TV. The reboot will happen 24 hours

after the TV is put to Standby. You can

also disable this via [Off].

Note: This reboot will not be seen by a

guest in the room. Reboot everyday

should always be [On] unless other

mechanisms are created to reboot the

TV daily

o [Auto Standby]: If [On] the TV will go to

STBY by itself after 10 minutes if no

video signal is there, it will go to STBY if

no user interaction is there for 4 hours.

You can also put this [Off]

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

Navigate to the [Input control] [Local

Keyboard Control Lock] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: All local keyboard buttons are

enabled

o [On]: All local keyboard buttons are

disabled except for the power button

o [All]: All local keyboard buttons are

disabled including the power button

Note: Local keyboard buttons are the

buttons on the backside of the TV



Navigate to the [Input control] [Remote

Control] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Lock]: The TV will not respond to all RC

codes sent to it by putting Lock to [On],

normally this should always be [Off]

Note: Using the master RC you would

still be able to go in the professional

menu and navigate in it

o [Watch TV RC Key Mapping]: You can

map the “Watch TV” button on the RC

to different sources (Channels, HDMI1-

4, Scart or YPbPr)



Navigate to the [Input control] [Bluetooth

Remote Control] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Pair]: Here you can activate the

pairing mode for the Bluetooth RC

o [UnPair]: Here you can remove an

already paired Bluetooth RC



Navigate to the [Input control] [USB

Keyboard Settings] menu and open it

Note: This menu is only accessible when a

USB keyboard is connected to the TV

 When you connect a keyboard to the TV,

you will get a wizard to install the

keyboard. By opening this menu item you

will be able to do this installation wizard

again and change the keyboard layout

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

Navigate to the [Security] [High Security]

menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: Professional setup menu can be

accessed by both Guest RC via the key

sequence and via the Master RC

o [On]: Professional setup menu can only

be accessed by the Master RC and not

using the key sequence via a Guest RC.

See chapter ‘Professional Settings

menu’ for more details



Navigate to the [Security] [VSecure] menu

and open it

 VSecure is the hospitality TV content

scrambling mechanism (DRM). If you are

interested to use it please contact the

local Philips Hospitality TV sales

representative.

Note: You can download the certificate of

the TV needed for generating the

encrypted VSecure keys via [Load Keys to

USB] or via JAPIT or via SerialXpress. To

load the VSecure key in the TV it should

have following naming: ‘vseckeys.txt’



Navigate to the [Serial Xpress] menu and

open it

 You will see below items:

o [38400]: You can change the baud rate

setting of the TV to 38400

o [19200]: You can change the baud rate

setting of the TV to 19200

Note: It’s recommended to use 38400

as default setting



Navigate to the [UI] [Display OSD] menu

and open it

 You will see below items:

o [No]: No OSD will be shown, you will

not be able to enter any menu

o [Yes]: All OSD and menus can be seen

and accessed

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

Navigate to the [System Settings] [Clear

User Data] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: User data will never be cleared

o [Standby and PowerOn]: All guest user

data (for example: changing menu

settings, application cache, login

credentials, search history,…) will be

erased each time the TV goes to STBY

or powers off



Navigate to the [Diagnostics] menu and

open it

 You will see below items:

o [Enable]: You can enable Diagnostics

and Analytics logging via [Yes] or

disable it via [No]

o [Destination]: You can set the location

where the data should be stored to

[Internal], [Portal], [USB] or [Server]

[Server URL]: Default server URL shall

be that of CMND Server URL

Note: This will only be selectable when

[Destination] is set to [Server]. This will

only work once diagnostics is available

in CMND.

o [Frequency]: This is the frequency in

seconds that updates will happen

o [Whitelist TV for ADB]: This will open

the wizard to whitelist the TV for ADB

o [ADB]: Once your TV is whitelisted for

ADB you can put ADB [Off] or [On]

Note: [ADB] will only be accessible

when the TV is already whitelisted. This

feature is only useful for developers

during the creation of an Android App

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6.12 Picture



Navigate to the [Picture] [Advanced]

[Game or Computer] menu and open it

Note: This menu will only be accessible

when you are on a Source

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: For ideal picture settings if you

don’t use the TV as a computer screen

or game screen

o [Game]: For ideal picture settings if you

want to use the TV as a screen for

gaming

o [Computer]: For ideal picture settings if

you want to use the TV as a screen as a

computer screen



Navigate to the [Picture] [Advanced]

[Colour] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Colour Enhancement]: Adjust the

level of enhancement for colour

intensity and details in bright colours

between [Off], [Minimum], [Medium]

or [Maximum]

o [Colour Temperature]: Select a preset

colour temperature [Normal], [Warm],

[Cool] or select [Custom] to set a

colour temperature setting

o [Custom Colour Temperature]: You

will see several sliders to adapt the

colour settings

Note: This is an expert users settings

and should normally not be changed. It

is only selectable when [Colour

Temperature] is set to [Custom]



Navigate to the [Picture] [Advanced]

[Contrast] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Contrast Mode]: Select how the TV

automatically reduces the contrast via

[Off], [Standard], [Best Power] or [Best

Picture]

o [Dynamic Contrast]: Set the level at

which the TV automatically enhances

the details in the dark, middle and light

areas of the picture via [Off],

[Minimum], [Medium] or [Maximum]

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[

Brightness

]: Adjust the brightness of

the picture via the slider

o [Video Contrast]: Adjust the level of

the contrast of the picture signal via

the slider

o [Light Sensor] This will enable or

disable the adjustment of the backlight

intensity, picture intensity and

Ambilight settings based on the

ambient light sensed via [On] or [Off]

Note: This menu item is only available

in xxHFL7011 TV’s

o [Gamma]: Set a non-linear setting for

picture luminance and contrast via the

slider



Navigate to the [Picture] [Advanced]

[Sharpness] menu and open it

 You will see below items:

o [Super Resolution]: This offers

superior sharpness, especially on lines

and contours in the picture, you can

put this [On] or [Off]

Note: For xxHFL7011 this menu item is

called [Ultra Resolution]

o [Noise Reduction]: This filters out and

reduces the image noise, you can put

this [Off], [Minimum], [Medium] or

[Maximum]

o [MPEG Artefact Reduction]: This

smoothens the digital transitions in the

picture, you can put this [Off],

[Minimum], [Medium] or [Maximum]



Navigate to the [Picture] [Advanced]

[Motion] menu and open it

Note: This menu is only available on

xxHFL7011

 You will see below items:

o [Perfect Natural Motion]: This

removes motion judder and makes

movements smooth, you can put this

[Off], [Minimum], [Medium] or

[Maximum]

o [Clear LCD]: This offers a superior

motion sharpness, a better black level

and a high contrast, you can put this

[On] or [Off]

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6.13 Sound



Navigate to the [Sound] menu and open it

 You will see the screen on the left



Navigate to the[Maximum Volume] menu

 Set the Maximum Volume by changing the

slider value, this will be the maximum

volume that a guest can set on the TV



Navigate to the [Sound Management] [TV

Speakers] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: There will be NO audio coming

from the TV speakers

o [On]: There will be audio coming from

the TV speakers

o [EasyLink Autostart]: If an audio

system (supporting ARC) is connected

via HDMI then the audio will come

from the sound system and not from

the TV speakers

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

Navigate to the [Sound Management]

[Headphone/Bathroom speakers] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: No audio will be played via the

Headphone/Bathroom speakers

o [On]: Audio will be available via the

Headphone/Bathroom speakers if they

are connected



Navigate to the [Sound Management]

[Bluetooth Audio] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: There will be NO audio available

via the Bluetooth speakers

o [On]: There will be audio available via

the Bluetooth speakers if they are

connected



Navigate to the [Bluetooth Audio] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Connect]: When opening this menu

item you will start a wizard to connect

a bluetooth speaker. In this wizard it’s

described how to pair your BT device

with the TV.

o [Remove]: When opening this you will

get a list of connected items, you will

be able to select the device and

disconnect or remove it

Note: [Remove] will only be available if

a device is already connected



Navigate to the [TV Placement] menu

 You will see [On the Wall] and [On a

stand]: Depending on your selection you

will optimize the sound acoustics of the TV

for the placement of your TV

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

Navigate to the [Advanced] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Surround Mode]: Select if the sound

effect for the internal TV speakers

should be [Stereo] or [Incredible

Surround]

o [Auto Volume Levelling]: Select [On] if

you want to enable the level out

volume differences or [Off] if you want

to disable

o [Clear Sound]: Select if you want to

switch the Clear Sound to improve the

sound for speech [On] or [Off]

o [Audio Out Format]: Set the audio out

signal of the TV to fit with the sound

capabilities of the connected Home

Theatre System to [Multichannel] or

[Stereo (uncompressed)]

o [Audio Out Leveling]: Select the level

out of the volume of the Home Theatre

System and the TV when switching

over from one to the other to [More],

[Medium] or [Less]

o [Audio Out Delay]: Switch the delay if

a sound delay is set on the Home

Theatre System to [On] or [Off]

o [Audio Out Offset]: Set an audio offset

if you cannot set a sound delay on the

Home Theatre System by changing the

slider value

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6.14 Ambilight



Navigate to the [Ambilight] [Advanced]

menu and open it

 You will see the screen on the left

Note: This menu will only be available in

xxHFL7011 models



Navigate to the [Ambilight] [Advanced]

[Wall Colour] menu

 You will be able to select a wall colour that

matched the wall behind the TV, doing so

the ambilight will be adapted so the light

seen on the wall will match the colors on



Navigate to the [Ambilight] [Advanced]

[TV Switch Off] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Fade Out to Off]: When the TV is put

off the ambilight will slowly fade out

o [Immediate Switch Off]: When the TV

is put off the ambilight will

immediately switch off

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6.15 Region and Language



Navigate to the [Region and Language]

[Languages] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Primary Audio]: Select the highest

preference for audio language in

broadcast

o [Secondary Audio]: Select the next

preference for audio language in

broadcast

o [Primary Subtitles]: Select the highest

preference for subtitle language in

broadcast

o [Secondary Subtitles]: Select the next

preference for subtitle language in

broadcast

o [Primary Text]: Select the highest

preference for text language in

broadcast

o [Secondary Text]: Select the next

preference for text language in

broadcast

Note: For all the above items, make your

selection and press “OK” to confirm you

selection

6.16 Accessibility



Navigate to the [Accessibility] menu and

open it

 You will see the screen on the left



Navigate to the [Universal Access] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: This will disable all special

functions for hearing and visually

impaired people

o [On]: This will enable all special

functions for hearing and visually

impaired people

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

Navigate to the [Hearing Impaired] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Off]: This will disable hearing impaired

for adapted audio and subtitles if

available

o [On]: This will enable hearing impaired

for adapted audio and subtitles if

available



Navigate to the [Audio Description] menu

 You will see below items:

o [Audio Description]: There are 2

options to switch the accompanying

audio commentary [On] or [Off]

o [Mixed Volume]: Set the audio level of

the commentary audio by changing the

slider value

o [Audio Effects]: Switch [On] for extra

audio effects in the commentary audio,

there can be more information on

when to fade/pan the Main Audio,

while the audio description is being

rendered along with main audio. This

can also be turned [Off]

o [Speech]: Select [Descriptive] to hear

the audio commentary or select

[Subtitles] to read the spoken words

Note: Above menus are only available if

[Audio Description] menu is set to [On]

6.17 Android Settings



Navigate to the [Android Settings] menu

and open it

 You will see the screen on the left

Note: It is not recommended to make

changes in this menu as this is for

advanced diagnosis purposes

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

Navigate to the [Manage Apps] menu

 When you press “OK” you will be able to

see all downloaded apps, system apps and

running apps

 See also chapter ‘Manage Apps’ to

manage your apps



Navigate to the [Storage] menu

 When you press “OK” you will be able to

see the Android menu related to the

storage of the TV memory

 It’s recommended to keep 500MB of free

space on the TV after installing all Apps,

SmartInfo,… There is some memory still

needed for cached data for the guest

Note: here you can see free memory of the

TV after installing all apps and other

content like SmartInfo, welcome logo,…

The memory should not get full



Navigate to the [Accessibility] menu

 When you press “OK” you will be able to

see the Android menu related to the

settings for people with auditory or visual

difficulties



Navigate to the [Keyboard Input

Methods] menu

 When you press “OK” you can change the

keyboard settings

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6.18 Reset



Navigate to the [Reset] menu and open it

 You will see the screen on the left



Navigate to the [Reset Settings] menu

 When you press “OK” you will reset all

settings to the factory settings except for

some set specific settings like RoomID,

Professional mode, web services URL



Navigate to the [Clear Data] menu

 When you press “OK” you will clear all

user data, local installed apps, channel

table, smart Info, custom dashboard,

welcome logo,… You settings from in the

menus will not be reset



Navigate to the [Reinstall TV] menu

 When you press “OK” you will Reinstall the

TV, your TV will reboot and start in virgin

mode (like the TV comes out of the box),

all the settings will be reset to the factory

settings except for the [WebServices]

[URL], [Server URL] , [Professional Mode]

and [RoomID] and all user data will be

cleared

Note: You will see an erasing message for

a while, all your settings will be reset and

you will have to load a new clone file to the

TV or perform a virgin installation. This

action can take several minutes.

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7. Channel installation wizard

To install channels you have to go to the [Professional Settings] [Channels] [RF Channel Installation]

menu. In the menu you can go to [Search for Channels] or do a [Digital: Reception Test] or do an

[Analogue: Manual Installation].

Using the [Search for Channels] you will be able to do a full channel installation. You will get below

screens after starting the installation.

Note: Some screens will be shown depending on your settings or selections made, some screens will not

be shown. Also the content of the screens is depending on your selections.



Choose between reinstall or update

channels and go to the next screen



Make your country selection and go to the

next screen



Select the cable operator and go to the

next screen



You can change some installation settings

and start the channel search

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

During the search you might need to enter

the network frequency and network ID



You will see the progress during the

channel installation



Finally you will get the search results with

an overview of the found channels

 After finishing the wizard you will exit the

menu and TV will tune to the first installed

channel

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8. Network installation wizard

To connect to a network you have to go to the [Professional Settings] [Wireless and Networks]

[Connect to Network] menu.

Note: Some screens will be shown depending on your settings or selections made, some screens will not

be shown



Wired, Wireless, WPS, WPS with PIN code

selection



When ‘Wired’ was selected you will go to

the next screen where you will see a

message that the router is contentiously

scanned until a network connection is

found

 Once a network is found you will see a

screen that the wired network is

connected

Note: The yellow connector is to be used

for Serial Xpress and not for a wired

network connection



When ‘Wireless’ was selected you will see

that the TV is scanning for wireless

networks and it will show the networks

that were found

 After selecting a network (and entering

the password if needed) you will get

message that the wireless network is

connected, the name of the network is

mentioned and also the encryption



When ‘WPS’ was selected you will see that

you have to press the WPS button on the

router and press within 2 minutes on the

connect button

 Once you pressed you will get a

‘connecting’ message

 Once connected you will get a message

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

When ‘WPS with PIN code’ was selected

you will see that you have to enter an 8-

digit WPS PIN in your router as indicated

on the screen.

 Once connected you will get a message

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9. Manage ThemeTV

To manage ThemeTV you have to go to the [Professional Settings] [Features] [ThemeTV] [Manage]

menu.

Using this feature you will be able to add themes in the channel list selection. You can organize the

channel list per theme or per language according to your preferences.

When you open this [Manage] menu you will see following:

 The themes you already added earlier (initially this is empty)

 The possibility to add new themes. You can create a custom theme or add one from the

predefined list. When adding a custom theme, this will not be translated when customers are

using different languages.

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 The possibility to sort, rename, duplicate, compare or delete a theme. By selecting a theme

and pressing the “OK” button you will get the actions list.

 You can add up till 10 themes

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10. Manage Channels

You can manage your channels, this means you can rename, reorder, hide/show, blank/non-blank the

channels. This can also be done using CMND.

To manage your channels you have to go to the [Professional Settings] [Channels] [Manage] menu.

When you open this menu you will get an overview of the installed channels.

Press ”Options” on your remote to rename, hide/show, reorder or blank/non-blank channels.

10.1 Rename channels

Go to the manage channel list, select the channel you want to rename. Press ”Options”, select

[Rename channel] to rename the channel.

Note: This is not always available, this is depending on the broadcaster requirements

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10.2 Hide/Show channels

By using the hide/show channels you will hide or show a channel in the channel list. Go to the manage

channel list, select the channel you want to hide or unhide. Press ”Options”, select [Hide] (when

channel is currently visible) or [Show] (when channel is currently hidden) to hide or show the channel.

When you hide a channel you will see an icon next to the channel name to indicate it’s hidden.

10.3 Reorder channels

Go to the manage channel list and press ”Options”, select [Reordering].

 Navigate to the channel you want to reorder

 Press “OK” to select the channel, you will see an indication of the selected channel

 Navigate to the preferred location where you want to store the channel

 Press “OK” to move the channel to your selected location

 Navigate to the other channels you want to reorder and repeat above steps

 Press “Back” to exit the reordering

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10.4 Blank/Non-blank channels

By using the blank/non-blank channels you will blank the video and audio from a channel but the

channel will still be shown in the channel list. Go to the manage channel list, select the channel you

want to hide or unhide. Press ”Options”, select [Blank] (when channel is currently non-blanked) or

[Non-blank] (when channel is currently blanked) to Blank or non-blank the channel.

When you hide a channel you will see an icon next to the channel name to indicate it’s blanked.

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11. Manage Apps

To manage your Apps you have to go to the [Professional Settings] [Features] [Apps] [Manage] menu.

When you open this menu you will get an overview of the installed apps.

Below are the possibilities what you can do to manage the apps:

 You can change the country to see the Apps linked to this country

 You can hide/show an app for the customer using the “red” color key

 You can uninstall an app for the customer using the “green” color key

 You can update all apps using the “yellow” color key

 You can show the guest view using the “blue” color key, by pressing it again you will go back

to the administrator view

When Apps are being updated you will see the country and category bar blinking. As long as this is

blinking, new apps are being updated. The very first time this can take some time depending on the

internet connection speed.

Locally installed apps will not be updated.

The apps that can be updated will also be updated during standby.

When hiding/showing or uninstalling an app this will be applied for this app for all countries.

You can also press the “option” key to see the progress during the updating of the apps.

Note: In order to start the downloading of apps you need to have a valid internet connection and the

TV must have a clock. After changing the settings of the TV to get a clock, the TV needs to be restarted

by disconnecting the TV from the mains power.

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12. Manage MyChoice

To manage MyChoice you have to go to the [Professional Settings] [Features] [MyChoice] [Manage]

menu.

When you open this menu you will get an overview of the MyChoice channels, externals and features

and the 3 category where they can be linked to.

12.1 How does it work

In this manual we will cover only the configuration of MyChoice on the TV, all details about the account

and credits are covered in a different manual. Please contact your TP Vision country sales manager to

setup an account and buy the credits.

During the installation of the TV sets collect the following information: Room number, TV model and

serial number. These are required on MyChoice website when rooms are configured. Make sure that

all values are correct because the MyChoice website is generating pin codes based on this information.

You can gather all these details during the installation or by entering the CSM menu (you can get the

needed info in a text file, see chapter ‘CSM (Customer Service Menu)’) and afterwards enter them in

the administration part of the MyChoice website.

The most important step for MyChoice is the clock. If the clock is not defined or the TV doesn’t have

the correct time, MyChoice will display the following message: ‘MyChoice is not available at the

moment’.

12.2 How to configure MyChoice

There are 3 packages available: ‘MyChoice Free’, ‘MyChoice Package 1’, and ‘MyChoice Package 2’. By

default all channels, externals and features are in the ‘MyChoice Free’ package.

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You can navigate in this grid and by selecting an icon in Package 1 or Package 2 and by pressing “OK”

you will see that the selection of your choice is highlighted. Doing so for all channels you can put

channels in the package you want.

Customers who

has no

credits

Customers who has

credits for Package 1

Customers who has

credits for Package 2

MyChoice Free

Yes

MyChoice Package 1

Yes

MyChoice Package 2

Yes

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13. Guest Menu

In this chapter you can find back the menus that are visible for the guest and what they can do with it.

13.1 Home menu / Default dashboard

 Press “Home” on the guest RC

 You will see below menu

 You will be able to navigate to your channels and sources, the apps, the features and change

your language

Note: The content of above is depending on your [Professional settings] [Dashboard] [Default

Settings]

13.2 Settings menu

 Press “Settings” on the guest RC

 You will see the most important settings that can be changed by the guest

o Picture Style: To change the picture style

o Picture Format: To change the picture format

o Sound Style: To change the sound style

o Sleep Timer: To set the sleep timer per 5 minutes with a maximum of 3 hours

o All Settings: Change the settings you like

 Colour

 Contrast

 Sharpness

 Bass

 Treble

 Bluetooth Audio: Here the customer can link her/his BT headphone or speaker

 Screen Off: Listen only to audio

 Philips Logo Brightness

 None of the settings will be stored. They will all be reset to the default settings after STBY or

reboot of the TV.

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 The settings can also be accessed via the Home menu, you can navigate to [Features]

[Settings]

13.3 Alarm

 Press “Clock” on the guest RC when your TV is on

 You will see the clock appear in the right bottom

 Press “Clock” again on the guest RC

 You will be able to set the alarm

 Press “Clock” on the guest RC when your TV is in STBY

 You will see the clock appear in the center of the screen and this will timeout again

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14. SmartInfo

The SmartInfo feature can be used in two ways, as a picture slide show (SlideShow) or as interactive

pages (Browser). The two ways of using SmartInfo are exclusive, only one of the two features can be

enabled in a specific TV. SmartInfo can display the pictures or the webpages by pressing “SmartInfo”.

To close SmartInfo any button on the remote can be pressed. For both cases the pages are stored in

TV memory and can be changed via USB flash drive or CMND.

14.1 SmartInfo Show

SmartInfo used as Show contains pictures uploaded in TV memory which are changed by the TV set

automatically every 8 seconds. The pictures are displayed in a loop and the guest cannot influence the

speed or the order of displaying.

How to upload pictures for SmartInfo Show:

 Create JPEG graphics files with a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. Pictures with

lower resolution will be upscaled to 1920x1080 pixels

 File name should be: file_01.jpg

 For multiple picture files the names should be consecutive. Example for 4 pictures in SmartInfo

o file_01.jpg

o file_02.jpg

o file_03.jpg

o file_04.jpg

 Save the files into to following folder on your USB device:

 TPM1532HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/SmartInfoShow/ (xxHFL5011)

TPM1531HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/SmartInfoShow/ (xxHFL7011)

The folder ‘TPM1532HE_CloneData’ or ‘TPM1531HE_CloneData’ should be in the root of the

USB flash drive

 Switch ON the TV, insert the USB with the new content

 Go to [Professional settings] [Upgrade and Clone] [Clone USB to TV] menu and press “OK” to

upload the pictures in the TV

 Once done, exit [Professional settings] and reboot the TV and check your changes

14.2 SmartInfo show information in the dashboard

On top of above chapter you can also add information that can be shown in the dashboard. You can

modify the information be editing the ‘SmartInfoShowMetaData.xml’ file that is in the same folder as

the pictures: ‘.../MasterCloneData/SmartInfoShow/SmartInfoShowMetaData.xml’.

Below you can see a screenshot of the dashboard and the information:

 You can change the ‘Smart Info’ title, icon and text

 You can change/add the icons, their label and the image linked to it

 You can change the order of the images shown in the Smartinfo Show

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Below you can find an example of the code of this ‘SmartInfoShowMetaData.xml’ document:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="true"?>

<Title>Smart Info</Title>

<Icon>./MainsmartinfonIcon.jpg</Icon>

<Description>Here you find the general information about all services that our hotel …</Description>

<StartImageURL>./MainImage.jpg</StartImageURL>

</SmartInfoDetails>

<Tiles>

<Tile>

<Icon>./Iconfilename1.jpg</Icon>

<IconThumbnail>./filenameThumbnail1.jpg</IconThumbnail>

<Label>Breakfast</Label>

<Link>./Image1.jpg</Link>

</Tile>

<Tile>

<Icon>./Iconfilename2.jpg</Icon>

<IconThumbnail>./filenameThumbnail2.jpg</IconThumbnail>

<Label>Title text2</Label>

<Link>./Image2.jpg</Link>

</Tile>

<Tile>

<Icon>./Iconfilename3.jpg</Icon>

<IconThumbnail>./filenameThumbnail3.jpg</IconThumbnail>

<Label>Title text</Label>

<Link>./Image3.jpg</Link>

</Tile>

</Tiles>

<Media>

</Media>

<Media>

</Media>

<Media>

</Media>

<Media>

</Media>

</SmartInfoPlayList>

</SmartInfoShow>

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14.3 SmartInfo Browser

SmartInfo used as Browser will display the content you created (preferably with CMND). This content

can be stored on the TV locally or on a dedicated server.

How to upload content for SmartInfo Browser locally:

 Create the content with CMND

 Save the files into to following folder:

TPM1532HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/SmartInfoBrowser/ (xxHFL5011)

TPM1531HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/SmartInfoBrowser/ (xxHFL7011)

The folder ‘TPM1532HE_CloneData’ or ‘TPM1531HE_CloneData’ should be in the root of the

USB flash drive

 Switch ON the TV, insert the USB with the new content

 Go to [Professional settings] [Upgrade and Clone] [Clone USB to TV] menu and press “OK” to

upload the pictures in the TV

 Once done, exit [Professional settings] and reboot the TV and check your changes

 Make sure your settings in the [Professional settings] are correct to show the browser content

in SmartInfo

In case you are using a separate server for hosting the content:

 In this case all the required SmartInfo Metadata along with the configuration XML shall be

hosted on the server which shall be loaded from the [Server URL]

 Every time the “SmartInfo” key is pressed the TV shall search and load/reload

“SmartInfoBrowserMetaData.xml”

 Once “SmartInfoBrowserMetaData.xml” is loaded, based on the content of

“SmartInfoBrowserMetaData.xml”, the TV shall retrieve everything from the server

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15. CSM (Customer Service Menu)

The CSM contains data about the TV software, serial number and other details. The menu can be

accessed using a standard remote control or using the master remote control.

 Using the guest RC: “1 2 3 6 5 4”

 Using the master RC “Recall/Info” or “Info/CSM” depending on the model

You can navigate the 9 pages using “Up/Down”.

When a USB device is connect to the TV, a text file will be written to the USB device with some details

about the TV.

The CSM data are also stored on the USB during the cloning from USB to TV. The data are stored in

the folder CSM Dump which is inside of the cloning folder TPM1532HE_CloneData (xxHFL5011)

TPM1531HE_CloneData (xxHFL7011).

The text file which contains all the data will have the name composed from the model number and

serial number of the TV. File can be viewed using any text editor and doesn’t affect the cloning data.

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16. Examples

16.1 ChannelList.xml in the clone file

After you have set your settings correctly you can clone TV to USB to change the channel list. This can

be edited via CMND or you can do this using an xml editor tool.

Depending on your set following are the folder names used in the root of the USB device containing

the clone data:

 For xxHFL5011: TPM1532HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

 For xxHFL7011: TPM1531HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

Go to the ChannelList.xml file: …/MasterCloneData/ChannelList/ChannelList.xml to edit the channel

list manually.

In below example, the file after a virgin installation:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='yes' ?>

<Setup presetnumber="1" name="HDMI1" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0" />

</Channel>

<Setup presetnumber="2" name="HDMI2" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0" />

</Channel>

<Setup presetnumber="3" name="HDMI3" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0" />

</Channel>

<Setup presetnumber="4" name="HDMI4" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0" />

</Channel>

<Setup presetnumber="5" name="YPBPR" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0" />

</Channel>

<Setup presetnumber="6" name="SCART" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0" />

</Channel>

</ChannelMap>

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</Application>

</Application>

</Application>

</Application>

</Application>

</ApplicationMap>

</TvContents>

16.1.1 Add an RF channel in the ChannelList.xml

Open the ChannelList.xml file as described in the chapter ‘ChannelList.xml in the clone file’.

For each RF channel you want to add your need to add an xml element within the

<ChannelMap></ChannelMap> bracket.

Some examples:

<Broadcast medium="analog" frequency="203250" system="west" serviceID="41795" ONID="65535"

TSID="17056" modulation="auto" symbolrate="0" bandwidth="Auto" servicetype="TV" />

<Setup presetnumber="10" name="EEN" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0" />

</Channel>

<Broadcast medium="dvbc" frequency="825937" system="west" serviceID="1" ONID="1" TSID="6"

modulation="auto" symbolrate="6876000" bandwidth="Auto" servicetype="TV" />

<Setup presetnumber="11" name="één HD" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0" />

</Channel>

<Broadcast medium="dvbc" frequency="801937" system="west" serviceID="927" ONID="1" TSID="3"

modulation="auto" symbolrate="6877000" bandwidth="Auto" servicetype="Radio" />

<Setup presetnumber="12" name="Rock Alternative" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0"

PayPKG2="0" TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0"

TTV10="0" />

</Channel>

<Broadcast medium="dvbt" frequency="490000" system="west" serviceID="1537" ONID="8442" TSID="6"

modulation="auto" symbolrate="0" bandwidth="8MHz" servicetype="TV"></Broadcast>

<Setup presetnumber="13" name="TF1" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0"

TTV10="0"></Setup>

</Channel>

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16.1.2 Add a media channel in the ChannelList.xml

Open the ChannelList.xml file as described in the chapter ‘ChannelList.xml in the clone file’.

For each media channel you want to add your need to add an xml element within the

<ChannelMap></ChannelMap> bracket.

Make sure you place the media files you want to use in the correct folder of your clone file:

TPM153xHE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/MediaChannels/

You need to respect the available space in the TV, depending on your set type. You can check this in

the professional menu under [Android Settings] [Storage].

You can check if the codec of the file is supported via the USB media browser. If you are able to play

the files you want to use as media channel then you should be able to use them as media channel.

Some examples:

<Setup presetnumber="21" name="video1" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0"/>

</Channel>

<Setup presetnumber="22" name="video2" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0"/>

</Channel>

<Setup presetnumber="23" name="picture" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="1" PayPKG1="0" PayPKG2="0"

TTV1="0" TTV2="0" TTV3="0" TTV4="0" TTV5="0" TTV6="0" TTV7="0" TTV8="0" TTV9="0" TTV10="0"/>

</Channel>

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16.2 RoomSpecificSettings in the clone file

After you have set your settings correctly you can clone TV to USB to add room specific settings.

Depending on your set following are the folder names used in the root of the USB device containing

the clone data:

 For xxHFL5011: TPM1532HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

 For xxHFL7011: TPM1531HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

Go to the room specific via …/MasterCloneData/RoomSpecificSettings/RoomSpecificSettings.xml

In below example, you see 3 TV’s in the list, all with a different settings linked to the serial number:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>

<TV>

<item>

<Name>Advanced.Identification Settings.RoomID</Name>

</item>

<item>

<Name>Features.Multi Remote Control</Name>

</item>

</TV>

<TV>

<item>

<Name>Advanced.Identification Settings.RoomID</Name>

</item>

<item>

<Name>Features.Multi Remote Control</Name>

</item>

</TV>

<TV>

<item>

<Name>Advanced.Identification Settings.RoomID</Name>

</item>

<item>

<Name>Features.Multi Remote Control</Name>

</item>

</TV>

</RoomSpecificSettings>

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16.3 LocalCustomDashboard in the clone file

After you have set your settings correctly you can clone TV to USB to add your local custom dashboard.

Depending on your set following are the folder names used in the root of the USB device containing

the clone data:

 For xxHFL5011: TPM1532HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

 For xxHFL7011: TPM1531HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

Go to the local custom dashboard via …/MasterCloneData/LocalCustomDashboard/

In the professional menu, when [Dashboard] [Mode] is set to [Custom] you can set [Dashboard]

[Custom Settings] [Source] to [Local]. In this case the TV shall load the custom dashboard from the

flash memory if available.

By default the TV shall not have any pages in the flash when coming out of factory.

If in the professional menu, [Dashboard] [Custom Settings] [Server Settings] [Fallback] is set to [Off],

then the TV shall fall back to the default dashboard if there is no network connection to the server.

You need to make sure that the files in the /LocalCustomDashboard/ folder are CEHTML compliant

along with the JAPIT WIXP plugin. The total size should not exceed 64MB.

If in the professional menu, [Dashboard] [Custom Settings] [Source] is set to [Server] and the TV is

unable to connect to the configured server then it shall fall back to the custom dashboard stored

locally, if [Dashboard] [Custom Settings] [Server Settings] [Fallback] is set to [On] along with valid

fallback files.

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16.4 Add a local app in the app list

After you have set your settings correctly you can clone TV to USB to change add your own app. This

can be done via CMND or you can do this manually.

Depending on your set following are the folder names used in the root of the USB device containing

the clone data:

 For xxHFL5011: TPM1532HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

 For xxHFL7011: TPM1531HE_CloneData/MasterCloneData/

16.4.1 How to install your own apk if no other apps are installed yet

 Copy your xxx.apk into …/MasterCloneData/AndroidApps/

 Create an ‘AndroidAppsMetaData.json’ file in the /AndroidApps/ folder

 Create an ‘AndroidApp_Identifier.txt’ file in the /AndroidApps/ folder

 Edit the ‘AndroidApp_Identifier.txt’ file:

o Change the content to ‘YourVersionNumberDD/MM/YYYY-HH:MM’

o Change the version number, day, month, year, hour and minutes according to the

current values

 Edit the ‘AndroidAppsMetaData.json’ file:

o Change the ‘xxx.apk’ into the name of your app

o ‘digitalSignature’ should stay blank

o ‘silentAction’ should be ‘install’ to install or ‘remove’ to uninstall

o ‘packageShowHide’ should be 1 to show the app in the guest menu, if it’s set to 0 then

the app will be installed but it will be hidden for the guest

o Pay attention:

 Each apk must have a unique ‘packagePosition’

 You can edit country and category by removing the unnecessary ones

 Don’t forget to correctly indicate the total number of apps at the top of the

file or it won’t load: ‘availablePackages’

o See below the code of the file:

{

"availablePackages": "1",

"clonePackages": [

{

"packageURI": "./xxx.apk",

"digitalSignature": "",

"silentAction": "install",

"packageType": "local",

"packagePosition": "1",

"packageShowHide": "1",

"packageCountry": [

"AR",

"AT",

"AU",

"BE",

"BG",

"BR",

"CH",

"CZ",

"DE",

"DK",

"EE",

"ES",

"FI",

"FR",

"GB",

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"GR",

"HR",

"HU",

"IE",

"IT",

"KZ",

"LT",

"LU",

"LV",

"NL",

"NO",

"NZ",

"PL",

"PT",

"RO",

"RS",

"RU",

"SE",

"SI",

"SK",

"TR",

"UA",

"US",

"ZZ"

"packageCategory": [

"Weather",

"Music",

"Games",

"Other",

"Entertainment",

"Lifestyle",

"Travel",

"Children",

"News",

"Sports",

"Local Info",

"Financial",

"Technology"

]

}

]

}

 Make sure both files are saved

 Put the USB device in the TV and [Clone USB to TV] in the professional menu

16.4.2 How to install your own apk if already other apps are installed

 Copy your xxx.apk into …/MasterCloneData/AndroidApps/

 Edit the ‘AndroidAppsMetaData.json’ file in the /AndroidApps/ folder as explained in the

previous chapter and pay attention:

o Each apk must have a unique ‘packagePosition’

o You can edit country and category by removing the unnecessary ones

o Don’t forget to correctly indicate the total number of apps at the top of the file or it

won’t load: ‘availablePackages’

 Edit the ‘AndroidApp_Identifier.txt’ file in the /AndroidApps/ folder

If you don’t want other apps except your own app to be installed then in the professional menu you

need to set [Features] [Apps] [Mode] to [Local Apps].

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17. IP TV installation

17.1 Setup

It’s not advised to set the TV in green mode in combination with IPTV because the boot time will be

too slow.

There are some limitations for the multicast stream that can be tuned:

 TS stream needs to be compatible with DVB standard

 Maximum bit rate 18Mbps

 Encapsulation of 7TS packets per IP frame. Each UDP packet must contain exactly 7 data chunks

otherwise the packet is not parsed and it will get lost

 Multicast addresses need to be within following range: from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255

 By default the TV will be set to IGMP v2. The switches in the network need to be adapted for

this. If the switches only support v3, then it will be better to change the setting in professional

menu to v3.

 Duplex mode must be set to automatic or half-duplex for the 7011 series TV. The 5011 series

TV is able to also support full duplex mode.

17.2 Settings for installing IPTV

To set up an IPTV installation you need to go through the virgin installation as described in the chapter

‘Virgin installation wizard’.

After this you need to apply following settings as described in the chapter ‘Professional settings’:

 [Dashboard] [Mode]  [Default]

 [Date and Time] [Source]  [Automatic NTP]

 [Advanced] [Professional Mode]  [On]

This option always needs to be ON

 [Advanced] [Power] [Standby Mode]  [Fast]

Setting up this option on Green will reduce the energy consumption in standby, but will

increase the startup time

 [Wireless and Networks] [Control TV Over IP] [WebServices]

Note: Below settings are to be able to control the TV’s using CMND

o [Server URL]: Set the URL correct to get the TV’s detected in CMND

o [TVDiscoveryService]  [On]

This is the web service through which a web server will detect the presence of TVs in

the IP network using the TV serial number or production code (and other data). This is

achieved by the TV polling the web service server periodically. For the server to

identify the TV uniquely, the TV details or parameters are being passed to the server

o [ProfessionalSettingsService]  [On]

This allows changing or requesting the current professional settings parameters. It is

similar to WIxP's professional settings control, except that mechanism used here is

web services, instead of WIxP

o [IPUpgradeService]  [On]

This will allow cloning and software update of the TV over IP via CMND

Note: There is no longer need to change your setting for upgrade over IP or RF. Both will

be check automatically.

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17.3 Installing IP Channels

Open the ChannelList.xml file as described in the chapter ‘ChannelList.xml in the clone file’.

For each IP channel in your network, an xml element needs to be inserted within the

<ChannelMap></ChannelMap> brackets with the following format: (The green elements are the ones

that need editing)

<Setup presetnumber="[number]" name="[channel name]" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="0" PayPKG1="0"

PayPKG2="0" ></Setup>

</Channel>

The fields to be filled in are:

 [ipaddress]: A standard IPv4 address

 [port]: The port number in decimal form

For example: url="multicast://239.200.0.3:1234/0/0/0/VBR"

 [number]: The channel number in decimal form, make sure you don’t have duplicate channel

numbers

For example: presetnumber="1"

 [channel name]: The channel name as a string in text form

For example: name="Discovery Channel"

As an end result you have for example:

<Setup presetnumber="31" name=" Discovery Channel" blank="0" skip="0" FreePKG="0" PayPKG1="0"

PayPKG2="0" ></Setup>

</Channel>

After you have made your channel list you have to clone USB to TV again.

17.4 Installing IP Channels without a CMND server

If you don’t have a CMND server in the IP network, below professional settings should be disabled.

This will prevent the TV to look for a CMND server and wait for responses.

Go to [Wireless and Networks] [Control TV Over IP] in the professional menu and set:

 [WebServices] [TVDiscoveryService]  [Off]

 [WebServices] [ProfessionalSettingsService]  [Off]

 [WebListeningService] [PowerService]  [Off]

Note that if you want to use CMND later on that all these settings need to be changed on each TV

manually.

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Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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