User Manual Philips 50PUS8536/12 4k Uhd Led Android Tv

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accessory for your Philips device.

This is normal behaviour on channels that offer HbbTV.
As soon as the HbbTV application is loaded, certain buttons can be consumed by the HbbTV application and
will therefore lose its original function as long as the TV
remains on the current channel (or until HbbTV is disabled via the settings or options menu). Hence, since the HbbTV application will usually need a few seconds to be launched after switching to the affected channel(s), you may detect that the OK button is still working for a few seconds until the HbbTV application is fully loaded in the background.
The possible workarounds are:
- To switch to a different channel (without HbbTV) and
launch the list.
- To disable HbbTV for the currently selected channel (if
not used).
- To turn HbbTV off completely in the TV settings (to
not use HbbTV at all).

Follow these steps to update the software of your
television via USB port:
1. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer.
Format the USB flash drive to FAT32 ( Right click with
your mouse > " Format ")
2. Open your web browser
3. Click on “Software & Drivers"
4. Enter the model number (also known as set type and
product number).Click on your TV model.
5. A new page will appear.Click on “Software Updates ”
6. The dedicated software page for this TV model will
show the version number.

This is normal behavior. The clock time will be lost after a power-off as it’s not
buffered; hence, the automatic clock time acquisition
mode is the only fail-safe method that can be used in
this scenario.

Please avoid 5 GHz DFS channels, as the DFS mechanism may introduce random connectivity or bandwidth issues that may negatively impact the Miracast operation.
Hence, it’s strongly advised to enforce using 2.4GHz WiFi
networks (i.e. making sure that TV and smartphone are connected to a 2.4GHz WiFi network).
In a nutshell, the following workarounds would be
possible:
- Connect both the TV and the mobile phone exclusively
to a 2.4 GHz WiFi network.
- Disconnect the TV from the WiFi network (e.g. by blocking the TV’s wireless MAC address at the Access Point or by deactivating the router entirely to enforce a P2P session between TV and mobile device).