42pfl6008k/12

[mariusbd11]

Hi Philips users,



I have a 42pfl6008k/12. i have 2 problems.


1.How i hide tv wifi network ? ( Tv creates a wifi network )

2. How to enable/use gyroscopic sensors for remote control.


Thank's

[Philips - Ina]

Hi Philips users,



I have a 42pfl6008k/12. i have 2 problems.


1.How i hide tv wifi network ? ( Tv creates a wifi network )

2. How to enable/use gyroscopic sensors for remote control.


Thank's

Hi mariusbd11,

1.
To hide the TV projected WiFi ID, you can turn off the Miracast feature, which is creating this:

HOME > [Setup] > [Network settings] > [Wi-Fi Miracast] > Off

2.
I am assuming you are referring to the "mouse pointer" function of the TV remote control? You enable it in the General settings:

HOME > [Setup] > [TV settings] > [General settings] > [Mouse pointer] > Enable


Best regards,
Ina

[mariusbd11]

Thx Ina.
First it works, but i can't enable the remote control mouse pointer.

If i have a Philips Blu-Ray and watch a movie on it , with external audio attached to Blu ray , the dts will work,right?

And please , you can tell me ( and other buyers of this series ) when will be a fluid menu , no lag in change channels, in smart areas , and so on....

Thank you again

[Philips - Ina]

Thx Ina.
First it works, but i can't enable the remote control mouse pointer.

If i have a Philips Blu-Ray and watch a movie on it , with external audio attached to Blu ray , the dts will work,right?

And please , you can tell me ( and other buyers of this series ) when will be a fluid menu , no lag in change channels, in smart areas , and so on....

Thank you again

Hi mariusbd11,

You say you can't enable the mouse pointer, do you mean the option is greyed out in the menu point I specified?

If your Bluray player is part of a Home Theatre system that has it's own speakers connected directly and the Bluray player supports DTS, then the sound will not go through the TV and therefore DTS should work.

We are always working on improving the user experience with our TVs in general, but as for the specifics of future software updates and improvements, I am unable to provide any information in this regard until the software is in fact released.

Best regards,
Ina

[mariusbd11]

yes,is greyed

[Toengel]

Hi,

the 6008 should not have the pointing functionality. Only the 6678 has the pointer function.

Toengel@Alex

[mariusbd11]

Hi,

the 6008 should not have the pointing functionality. Only the 6678 has the pointer function.

Toengel@Alex

I know it have.

The function is there but is greyed.Also ina said where to find it.

Wait for an answer.

Thanks

[Toengel]

Hi,

it's greyed out, cause you have a 6008 - and not a 6678.

Toengel@Alex

[Philips - Ina]

Hi,

the 6008 should not have the pointing functionality. Only the 6678 has the pointer function.

Toengel@Alex

I know it have.

The function is there but is greyed.Also ina said where to find it.

Wait for an answer.

Thanks

Hi mariusbd11,

I have looked into this further

The 6008 has in theory the ability to use the pointer function, but only with a pointer compatible remote control. The remote control supplied with the TV as standard does not have this function built in. This is within the specifications that the TV has been marketed under.

To obtain the pointer function on this TV a compatible remote control will need to be purchased separately from a Philips retailer as a spare part (remote control for 6678 series and upwards, as Toengel mentions).

This is the reason why the menu option is greyed out. The TV is not natively intended to be used with the pointer function.

My apologies for the confusion.

Best regards,
Ina