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Contenido
1 Importante 2
Seguridad 2
Cuidado del producto 3
Conservación del medioambiente 3
Conformidad 4
Ayuda y asistencia 4
Software de código fuente abierto 4
2 Producto 5
Unidad principal 5
Mando a distancia 6
Conectores 7
Subwoofer inalámbrico 7
3 Conectar 8
Aviso de conguración de red 8
Ubicación 8
Emparejamiento con el subwoofer 8
Conexión de audio del televisor 9
Transmisión de audio desde otros
dispositivos 10
Conexión de dispositivos digitales a
través de HDMI 11
4 Chromecast integrado y Spotify
Connect 11
Conecte el producto a la red 11
Transmisión de música a este producto 12
Desplazarse por el menú de inicio de
la aplicación 12
5 Uso del producto 13
Ajuste del volumen 13
Elección del sonido 13
Reproducción de audio a través del
Bluetooth 14
Conexión Bluetooth a través de NFC 14
Reproductor de MP3 15
Dispositivos de almacenamiento USB 15
Auto standby 16
Ajuste del brillo de la pantalla 16
Aplicación de ajustes de fábrica 16
6 Actualización de software 17
Comprobación de la versión del software 17
Actualización de software a través de
Internet 17
Actualización de software mediante USB 17
7 Soporte de montaje en pared 18
8 Especicacionesdelproducto 19
9 Solución de problemas 20
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1 Importante
Asegúrese de leer y comprender todas las
instrucciones antes de utilizar el producto. La
garantía no cubre los daños producidos por no
haber seguido las instrucciones.
Seguridad
Riesgo de descarga eléctrica o incendio.
• Antes de realizar cualquier conexión o
cambiarla, asegúrese de que todos los
dispositivos estén desconectados de la
toma de alimentación.
• Nunca exponga el producto ni los
accesorios a la lluvia ni al agua. Nunca
coloque contenedores de líquidos,
como jarrones, cerca del producto. Si se
derramase algún líquido sobre el producto
o en su interior, desconéctelo de la toma
de alimentación inmediatamente. Póngase
en contacto con el Servicio de Atención al
Cliente para que compruebe el producto
antes de su uso.
• No coloque nunca el producto ni los
accesorios cerca de llamas sin protección u
otras fuentes de calor, lo que incluye la luz
solar directa.
• No inserte objetos en las ranuras
de ventilación ni en las aberturas del
producto.
• Si usa el enchufe de alimentación o un
adaptador para desconectar el aparato,
éstos deberán estar siempre a mano.
• No exponga las pilas (paquete de pilas o
pilas suministradas) a temperaturas altas
como, por ejemplo, la luz solar, el fuego o
similares.
• Antes de que se produzca una tormenta
eléctrica, desconecte el producto de la
toma de alimentación.
• Para desconectar el cable de alimentación,
tire siempre del enchufe, nunca del cable.
Riesgo de cortocircuito o incendio.
• Para ver su identicación y la tasa de
alimentación, consulte la placa de modelo
situada en la parte posterior o inferior del
producto.
• Antes de conectar el producto a la toma
de alimentación, asegúrese de que el
voltaje de alimentación se corresponda
con el valor impreso en la parte posterior
o inferior del producto. Nunca conecte el
producto a la toma de alimentación si el
voltaje es distinto.
Riesgo de lesión o de daños en el producto.
• Para montar este producto en la pared,
debe estar bien jado a la misma
de acuerdo con las instrucciones de
instalación. Utilice únicamente el soporte
para el montaje en pared suministrado (si
está disponible). Si se monta de manera
incorrecta, pueden producirse accidentes,
daños o lesiones. Si tiene alguna duda,
póngase en contacto con el Servicio de
Atención al Cliente de su país.
• Nunca coloque el producto ni ningún otro
objeto sobre cables de alimentación u
otros equipos eléctricos.
• Si el producto se transporta a
temperaturas inferiores a 5 °C, desembale
el producto y espere hasta que su
temperatura se equipare a la temperatura
ambiente antes de conectarlo a la toma de
alimentación.
• Las piezas de este producto pueden estar
hechas de vidrio. Manéjelas con cuidado
para evitar sufrir daños personales o que el
producto resulte dañado.
Riesgo de sobrecalentamiento.
• Nunca instale este producto en un espacio
reducido. Deje siempre un espacio de
10 cm, como mínimo, en torno al producto
para que se ventile. Asegúrese de que
las ranuras de ventilación del producto
nunca están cubiertas por cortinas u otros
objetos.
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Riesgo de contaminación
• No mezcle pilas (antiguas y nuevas, o de
carbón y alcalinas, etc.).
• Riesgo de explosión si las pilas de
sustitución no son correctas. Sustitúyala
solo con una del mismo tipo o equivalente.
• Quite las pilas si se han agotado o si no
va a utilizar el control remoto durante un
largo período de tiempo.
• Las pilas contienen sustancias químicas, por
lo que debe desecharlas correctamente.
¡Riesgo de ingestión de las pilas!
• La unidad o el control remoto puede
incluir una pila tipo moneda/botón que
puede ingerirse. Mantener siempre la pila
fuera del alcance de los niños. Si se ingiere,
la pila puede provocar lesiones graves o la
muerte. Pueden producirse quemaduras
internas graves en un plazo de dos horas
después de la ingestión.
• Si sospecha que ha ingerido o tiene
una pila en el interior de cualquier
parte del cuerpo, consulte a un médico
inmediatamente.
• Cuando cambie las pilas, mantenga
siempre todas las pilas nuevas y usadas
fuera del alcance de los niños. Asegure
que el compartimiento de las pilas está
completamente cerrado después de
cambiar la pila.
• Si el compartimiento de las pilas no puede
cerrase completamente, deje de utilizar
el producto. Manténgalo fuera del alcance
de los niños y póngase en contacto con el
fabricante.
Aparato de Clase II con doble aislamiento y sin
toma de tierra protegida.
Utilice únicamente las fuentes de alimentación
que se indican en el manual de usuario.
Cuidado del producto
Utilice únicamente un paño de microbra para
limpiar el producto.
Conservación del
medioambiente
Desecho del producto y de las baterías usadas
El producto ha sido diseñado y fabricado con
materiales y componentes de alta calidad que
pueden reciclarse y reutilizarse.
Este símbolo en un producto signica que el
producto cumple con la directiva europea
2012/19/UE.
Este símbolo signica que el producto contiene
pilas o baterías contempladas por la directiva
europea 2013/56/UE, que no se deben tirar
con la basura normal del hogar.
Infórmese sobre el sistema local de recogida
selectiva de pilas o baterías y de productos
eléctricos y electrónicos. Siga la normativa
local y nunca deseche el producto y las pilas
o baterías con la basura normal del hogar. El
correcto desecho de los productos y las pilas
o baterías usadas ayuda a evitar consecuencias
negativas para el medioambiente y la salud
humana.
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Cómo retirar las baterías desechables
Para retirar las pilas desechables, consulte la
sección de instalación de las pilas.
Conformidad
Este producto cumple los requisitos de
interferencias de radio de la Comunidad
Europea.
Por la presente, Gibson Innovations declara
que este producto cumple los requisitos
fundamentales y otras disposiciones
pertinentes de la directiva 2014/53/UE.
Encontrará la declaración de conformidad en
www.p4c.philips.com.
Ayuda y asistencia
Para obtener una amplia asistencia en línea,
visite www.philips.com/support para:
• descargar el manual de usuario y la guía de
inicio rápido
• ver tutoriales en vídeo (disponibles sólo
para modelos seleccionados)
• encontrar respuestas a las preguntas más
frecuentes
• enviarnos una pregunta por correo
electrónico
• chatear con un representante del servicio
de asistencia.
Siga las instrucciones del sitio Web para
seleccionar su idioma y, a continuación,
introduzca el número de modelo de su
producto.
También puede ponerse en contacto con el
Servicio de Atención al Cliente de su país. Antes
de ponerse en contacto, anote el modelo y
número de serie del producto. Esta información
se encuentra en la parte posterior o inferior del
producto.
Software de código fuente
abierto
Este producto contiene software con licencia
de código abierto. Para ver los textos de
licencia y las declaraciones, consulte el manual
del usuario del producto en www.philips.com/
support.
Gibson Innovations Limited ofrece la entrega,
bajo solicitud, de una copia del código fuente
correspondiente a los paquetes de software
de código abierto utilizados en este producto
y para los que esta oferta sea solicitada por las
respectivas licencias. Esta oferta es válida hasta
tres años después de la compra del producto.
Para obtener el código fuente, póngase en
contacto con [email protected].
Si preere no usar el correo electrónico o si
no recibe conrmación en una semana tras
enviarnos un correo a esta dirección de correo
electrónico, escriba una carta a Open Source
Team, Gibson Innovations Limited, 5 o F Philips
Electronics Building, 5 Science Park East Avenue,
Hong Kong Science Park, Shatin, N.T. Hong
Kong.
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2 Producto
Le felicitamos por su compra y le damos la
bienvenida a Philips. Para poder beneciarse
por completo de la asistencia que ofrece Philips
(por ejemplo, noticación de actualizaciones de
software de productos), registre el producto en
www.philips.com/welcome.
Unidad principal
Esta sección incluye una descripción general de
la unidad principal.
a
• Encienda el producto.
• Cambie el producto al modo de
espera de bajo consumo cuando no
esté conectado a la red.
• Cambie el producto al modo de
espera en red cuando esté conectado
a la red.
b SOURCE
• Selecciona una fuente de entrada para
este producto.
• Los usuarios de Spotify Premium
pueden reanudar rápidamente la
reproducción de Spotify Connect.
c Volumen +/-
Aumenta o disminuye el volumen.
a b e fdc
d Pilotos LED rojo/blanco/naranja
LED rojo
• Se ilumina cuando el producto está en
el modo de espera de bajo consumo
(no conectado a la red).
LED blanco
• Se ilumina cuando el producto está
conectado a la red.
• Se ilumina cuando el producto está en
modo espera en red (conectado a la
red).
• Parpadea cuando el producto se está
conectando a la red.
LED naranja
• Se ilumina cuando se detecta una
actualización de software.
e Pantalla
f Etiqueta NFC
Toque la etiqueta del dispositivo con NFC
para realizar la conexión Bluetooth.
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Mando a distancia
Esta sección incluye una descripción general del
mando a distancia.
a (Modo de espera activado)
• Encienda el producto.
• Cambie el producto al modo de
espera de bajo consumo cuando no
esté conectado a la red.
• Cambie el producto al modo de
espera en red cuando esté conectado
a la red.
b Botones de origen
HDMI IN: cambia la fuente a la conexión
HDMI IN.
HDMI ARC: cambia la fuente a la conexión
HDMI ARC.
b
a
c
d
f
h
i
j
k
e
g
l
OPTICAL: cambia la fuente de audio a la
conexión óptica.
AUDIO IN: cambia la fuente de audio a la
conexión MP3 (toma de 3,5 mm).
USB: cambia al modo USB.
: cambia al modo Bluetooth.
SOURCE: seleccione una fuente de
entrada para el producto. Los usuarios
de Spotify Premium pueden reanudar
rápidamente la reproducción de Spotify
Connect.
c
/ (Anterior/siguiente)
Salta a la pista anterior o a la siguiente.
d
(Reproducir/poner en pausa)
Inicia, hace una pausa o reanuda la
reproducción.
e TREBLE +/-
Aumenta o disminuye los agudos.
f Control de volumen
• +/-: Aumenta o disminuye el volumen.
•
: Silencia o restaura el nivel de
sonido.
g Control del modo de sonido
SMART: selecciona automáticamente un
modo de sonido predenido adecuado a
su música y vídeos.
MUSIC: selecciona el modo de sonido
estéreo.
VOICE: selecciona el modo de sonido de
claridad de la voz.
SURR: selecciona el modo de sonido
Surround.
h AUDIO SYNC +/-
Aumenta o disminuye el retardo de audio.
i AUTO VOL ON/OFF
Activa o desactiva el volumen automático.
j NIGHT ON/OFF
Activa o desactiva el modo nocturno.
k DIM
Ajusta el brillo del panel de visualización
para este producto.
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l BASS +/-
Aumenta o disminuye los graves.
Conectores
Esta sección incluye una descripción general de
los conectores disponibles en este producto.
a HDMI OUT (ARC) - TO TV
Permite establecer la conexión a la entrada
HDMI (ARC) del televisor.
b HDMI IN
Permite establecer la conexión a la salida
HDMI de un dispositivo digital.
c DC IN
Se conecta a la fuente de alimentación.
d RESET
Presione con un aller para restablecer la
conguración predeterminada de fábrica
del producto.
e OPTICAL
Conecta la salida de audio óptica del
televisor o de un dispositivo digital.
f ETHERNET
Conéctelo a una entrada de Ethernet de
un router o módem de banda ancha.
g AUDIO IN
Entrada de audio de, por ejemplo, un
reproductor de MP3 (toma de 3,5 mm).
a b c d e f
g
h
h (USB)
• Se conecta a un dispositivo de
almacenamiento USB para reproducir
contenido multimedia.
• Actualiza el software de este producto.
• Carga un dispositivo USB.
Subwoofer inalámbrico
Este producto incluye un subwoofer inalámbrico.
a Indicador del subwoofer
• Al conectar la alimentación, el
indicador se ilumina.
• Durante el emparejamiento
inalámbrico entre el subwoofer y la
unidad principal, el indicador parpadea
en blanco rápidamente.
• Cuando el emparejamiento se realiza
correctamente, el indicador se ilumina
en blanco.
• Si el emparejamiento falla, el indicador
parpadea en blanco lentamente.
• Cuando la conexión inalámbrica
permanece desconectada durante un
minuto, el indicador se apaga.
b CONNECT (conectar)
Púlselo para acceder al modo de
emparejamiento del subwoofer.
c AC MAINS~
Se conecta a la fuente de alimentación.
b
a
c
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3 Conectar
En esta sección, le ayudaremos a conectar este
producto a un televisor y a otros dispositivos.
Para obtener información sobre las conexiones
básicas de este producto y los accesorios,
consulte la guía de inicio rápido.
Nota
•
Para ver su identicación y la tasa de alimentación,
consulte la placa de modelo situada en la parte
posterior o inferior del producto.
• Antes de realizar cualquier conexión o cambiarla,
asegúrese de que todos los dispositivos estén
desconectados de la toma de alimentación.
Avisodeconguracióndered
Cuando el producto se encienda por primera
vez o si el producto no está conectado a la
red, se le solicitará que congure la red para
transmitir música desde las aplicaciones de
música en línea.
» SETUP (conguración) se muestra en el
panel de visualización del producto.
» El indicador LED blanco del producto
parpadea.
• Para inicializar la conguración de red,
consulte “Chromecast integrado y Spotify
Connect”.
• Para omitir la conguración de red,
seleccione otra fuente de entrada de audio.
Ubicación
Coloque el subwoofer por lo menos a 1 metro
de distancia de la unidad principal y a 10 cm de
la pared.
Para lograr los mejores resultados, coloque el
subwoofer tal y como se muestra a continuación.
Emparejamiento con el
subwoofer
El subwoofer inalámbrico se empareja
automáticamente con la unidad principal para
que se conecten inalámbricamente al encender
la unidad principal y el subwoofer.
Es necesario realizar el emparejamiento manual con
la unidad principal en uno de los siguientes casos.
• El audio de la unidad principal no se oye a
través del subwoofer.
• Se utiliza más de un juego de Philips
HTL5160B a poca distancia (10 m).
1 Encienda la unidad principal y el subwoofer.
» Si se pierde la conexión con la unidad
principal, el indicador del subwoofer
parpadea en blanco lentamente.
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2 Pulse el botón CONNECT (conectar) en
el subwoofer para acceder al modo de
emparejamiento.
» El indicador del subwoofer parpadea
en blanco rápidamente.
3 En el modo HDMI ARC (pulse HDMI
ARC), en el mando a distancia, en un
plazo de seis segundos, pulse
dos veces
y Volumen + una vez y, a continuación,
mantenga pulsado BASS +.
» Si el emparejamiento se realiza
correctamente, el indicador del
subwoofer se ilumina en blanco.
» Si el emparejamiento falla, el indicador
del subwoofer parpadea en blanco
lentamente.
4 Si el emparejamiento falla, repita los pasos
anteriores.
Nota
•
Si la desconexión inalámbrica o el emparejamiento dura
1 minuto, el subwoofer cambiará automáticamente al
modo de espera y el indicador LED se apagará.
Conexión de audio del
televisor
Conecte este producto a un televisor. Puede
escuchar el sonido de los programas de
televisión a través de los altavoces de este
producto.
Opción 1: conexión al televisor a
través de HDMI (ARC)
Calidad de audio óptima
El producto es compatible con HDMI con
Audio Return Channel (ARC). La función ARC
permite oír el audio del televisor a través del
producto utilizando un solo cable HDMI.
Qué necesita
• Un cable HDMI de alta velocidad
• El televisor es compatible con HDMI
ARC y HDMI-CEC (consulte el manual
de usuario del televisor para obtener
información más detallada).
• Para algunos modelos de televisor, active la
salida del altavoz externo desde el menú
de ajustes del televisor (consulte el manual
de usuario del televisor para obtener
información más detallada).
1 Mediante un cable HDMI de alta velocidad,
conecte el conector HDMI OUT (ARC)
del producto al conector HDMI ARC del
televisor.
• El conector HDMI ARC del televisor
podría estar indicado de otra forma.
Para obtener más información, consulte
el manual de usuario del televisor.
2 En el televisor, active las funciones HDMI-CEC.
• Si experimenta problemas relacionados
con la conexión HDMI-CEC del
televisor, consulte el manual de usuario
del televisor para asegurarse de
que la conguración de la conexión
HDMI-CEC es correcta o póngase en
contacto con el fabricante del televisor
si es necesario.
3 Pulse HDMI ARC en el mando a distancia
del producto para activar la conexión
HDMI ARC.
Nota
•
No se garantiza la compatibilidad total con todos los
dispositivos HDMI-CEC.
• Si el televisor es compatible con HDMI ARC, conecte
un cable de audio para escuchar el audio del televisor a
través del producto.
TV
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Opción 2: conexión al televisor
mediante un cable óptico
Calidad de audio óptima
1 Mediante un cable óptico, conecte el
conector OPTICAL del producto a la
salida óptico del televisor.
• La salida digital óptica del televisor
puede estar indicada como OPTICAL
OUT, SPDIF o SPDIF OUT.
2 Pulse en el mando a distancia OPTICAL
del producto para activar la conexión
óptica.
Opción 3: conexión al televisor a
través de cables de audio analógicos
Calidad de audio básica
1 Mediante un cable analógico, conecte
AUDIO IN (toma de 3,5 mm) del
producto a la salida de audio analógica (de
color rojo y blanco) del televisor.
• La salida de audio analógica del
dispositivo externo puede estar
indicada como AUDIO OUT.
2 Pulse AUDIO IN en el mando a distancia
del producto para activar la conexión de
audio analógica.
TV
AUDIO OUT
RL
TV
Transmisión de audio desde
otros dispositivos
También puede reproducir el audio de otros
dispositivos a través de los altavoces del producto.
Opción 1: conexión a otro dispositivo
mediante cable óptico
Calidad de audio óptima
1 Mediante un cable óptico, conecte el
conector OPTICAL del producto a la
salida óptica del televisor.
• La salida digital óptica del dispositivo
externo puede estar indicada como
OPTICAL OUT, SPDIF o SPDIF OUT.
2 Pulse en el mando a distancia OPTICAL del
producto para activar la conexión óptica.
Opción 2: conexión a otro dispositivo
a través de cables de audio analógicos
Calidad de audio básica
1 Mediante un cable analógico, conecte
AUDIO IN (toma de 3,5 mm) del
producto a la salida de audio analógica
(de color rojo y blanco) del dispositivo
externo.
AUDIO OUT
RL
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• La salida de audio analógica del
dispositivo externo puede estar
indicada como AUDIO OUT.
2 Pulse AUDIO IN en el mando a distancia
del producto para activar la conexión de
audio analógica.
Conexión de dispositivos
digitales a través de HDMI
Conecte un dispositivo digital, como un
sintonizador, un reproductor de DVD/Blu-
ray o una consola de juegos a este producto
mediante una sola conexión HDMI. Al conectar
los dispositivos de esta forma y reproducir un
archivo o juego, el
• vídeo se muestra automáticamente en el
televisor y
• el audio se reproduce automáticamente en
este producto.
1 Mediante un cable HDMI de alta velocidad,
conecte el conector HDMI OUT del
dispositivo digital al conector HDMI IN del
producto.
2 Mediante un cable HDMI de alta velocidad,
conecte el conector HDMI OUT (ARC)
del producto al conector HDMI del
televisor.
• En el televisor y el dispositivo
conectado, active los controles
HDMI-CEC (si están disponibles). Para
obtener más información, consulte el
manual de usuario del televisor y del
dispositivo.
3 Pulse HDMI IN en el mando a distancia del
producto para activar la conexión HDMI IN.
• Si el televisor no es compatible con
HDMI CEC, seleccione la entrada de
vídeo correcta en su televisor.
4 Chromecast
integrado y
Spotify Connect
A través de los altavoces del producto, puede
escuchar música desde los siguientes servicios
de música en línea.
• Aplicaciones compatibles con Chromecast
• Spotify Connect
Qué necesita
• Smartphone/tableta con Android
4.3 o superior; iPhone/iPad con iOS 8.0 o
superior.
• Descargue la aplicación Philips “HCWeSet“
de Google Play o iOS App Store.
• Un nuevo router.
• Un cable de red (para la conexión por cable).
Conecte el producto a la red
Para utilizar los servicios de Chromecast
integrado y Spotify Connect, deberá congurar
la red para conectar este producto.
Antes de comenzar
• Asegúrese de que este producto y el
dispositivo móvil compartan la misma red.
• Para la red de cable, conecte un cable de
red al conector LAN del producto y al
router de red.
• Para la red inalámbrica, este producto
dispone de conexión Wi-Fi integrada.
1 Inicie la aplicación Philips “HCWeSet” en su
dispositivo móvil.
2 Para nalizar la conguración, siga las
instrucciones de la aplicación que aparecen
en pantalla.
• En la página de conguración inicial,
seleccione “Congurar nuevo altavoz”
para inicializar la conguración.
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• Para los usuarios de iOS: cuando se
le solicite, diríjase a la lista de Wi-Fi
del dispositivo iOS para seleccionar
este producto y, a continuación, volver
a la aplicación para continuar con la
conguración de red.
• Cuando este producto se está
conectando a la red, el indicador LED
blanco parpadea.
• Cuando el producto está conectado
a la red, el indicador LED blanco se
ilumina.
Nota
•
Durante la conguración de la red, acepte el acuerdo
de privacidad y servicio de Google para activar las
aplicaciones compatibles con Chromecast.
• Durante la conguración de la red, si la conexión de
red falla, siga las instrucciones que aparecen en pantalla
para volver a intentarlo.
Transmisión de música a este
producto
Después de que la conguración de la red se
haya realizado correctamente, podrá transmitir
música desde los servicios en línea Chromecast
integrado y Spotify Connect al producto.
1 Inicie la aplicación Philips “HCWeSet” en su
dispositivo móvil.
2 Diríjase a la página de inicio de la aplicación.
» En la página de inicio, se muestran
las aplicaciones compatibles con
Chromecast y Spotify.
3 Toque un icono de servicio de música para
reproducir música.
• Si ya hay instalada una aplicación
de música en el dispositivo móvil, la
aplicación se inicia.
• Si no hay instalada una aplicación
de música en el dispositivo móvil, le
aparecerá Google Play o el App Store
de iOS para instalar la aplicación.
• Para obtener información sobre cómo
utilizar Chromecast integrado y Spotify
Connect, consulte “Desplazarse por el
menú de inicio de la aplicación”.
» La música que se reproduce en el
dispositivo móvil se transmite a este
producto.
Nota
•
Tras congurar la red, también puede iniciar
directamente las aplicaciones compatibles con
Chromecast (como Google Play Music, TuneIn Radio,
etc.) o la aplicación Spotify para transmitir música a
este producto.
• Para utilizar Spotify Connect, se requiere un usuario
Spotify Premium.
• Cuando se detecte una actualización de software, el
indicador LED naranja del producto se iluminará.
Desplazarse por el menú de
inicio de la aplicación
1
Inicie la aplicación Philips “HCWeSet” en su
dispositivo móvil.
2 Diríjase a la página de inicio de la
aplicación.
3 Toque para acceder a las opciones de
menú para las siguientes funciones.
• A través de la opción “Mis altavoces”,
actualice el software de este producto
y restablezca la conguración
predeterminada de fábrica del mismo, etc.
• Obtenga información sobre cómo
utilizar Chromecast integrado.
• Obtenga información sobre cómo
utilizar Spotify Connect.
• Acceda a la información y el aviso legal.
• Acceda al servicio de atención al cliente.
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5 Uso del
producto
En esta sección, le ayudaremos a utilizar este
producto para reproducir una amplia variedad
de contenido.
Antes de comenzar
• Realice las conexiones necesarias que
se describen en la guía de inicio rápido
o descargue el manual de usuario en
www.philips.com/support.
• Cambie este producto a la fuente correcta
para otros dispositivos.
Ajuste del volumen
1
Pulse Volumen +/- para aumentar o
reducir el nivel de volumen.
• Para silenciar el sonido, pulse
.
• Para restablecer el sonido, pulse
de
nuevo o pulse Volumen +/-.
Elección del sonido
En esta sección, le ayudaremos a elegir el
sonido ideal para sus vídeos o su música.
Modo de sonido
Seleccione modos de sonidos predenidos que
se adapten a sus vídeos o su música.
• Pulse SURR para crear una experiencia de
sonido envolvente. Ideal para ver películas.
• Pulse MUSIC para generar sonido estéreo
de dos canales o multicanal. Perfecto para
escuchar música.
• Pulse VOICE para crear un efecto de
sonido que aclare la voz humana y mejore
la escucha.
• Pulse SMART para seleccionar
automáticamente un modo de sonido
predenido (SURR, MUSIC o VOICE)
en función del contenido de la entrada
de audio para optimizar rendimiento del
audio.
Ecualizador
Cambie la conguración de alta frecuencia
(agudos) y baja frecuencia (graves) de este
producto.
1 Pulse TREBLE +/- o BASS +/- para
cambiar la frecuencia.
Sincronización de vídeo y sonido
Si el audio y el vídeo no están sincronizados,
retrase el audio para que se corresponda con
el vídeo.
1 Pulse AUDIO SYNC +/- para sincronizar
el audio con el vídeo.
• AUDIO SYNC + aumenta el retardo
en el sonido y AUDIO SYNC - lo
reduce.
Volumen automático
Suba el volumen automático para mantener un
volumen constante cuando cambie a una fuente
diferente o a un canal de televisión con un nivel
de volumen de contenido diferente.
1 Pulse AUTO VOL ON/OFF para activar o
desactivar el volumen automático.
Modo nocturno
Para una escucha relajada, el modo nocturno
reduce el volumen de sonidos fuertes al
reproducir audio. El modo nocturno solo está
disponible para las pistas de sonido Dolby
Digital.
1 Pulse NIGHT ON/OFF para activar o
desactivar el modo nocturno.
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Nota
•
Si el volumen automático está activado, no podrá
activar el modo nocturno.
Reproducción de audio a
través del Bluetooth
A través del Bluetooth, conecte el producto
al dispositivo con Bluetooth (como un iPad,
iPhone, iPod touch, teléfono Android o
portátil) y podrá escuchar los archivos de audio
almacenados en el dispositivo a través de los
altavoces de este producto.
Qué necesita
• Un dispositivo Bluetooth compatible con:
• Perles Bluetooth: A2DP, AVRCP
• Versión de Bluetooth: Bluetooth
4.1 con tecnología de bajo consumo
Bluetooth
• El alcance de funcionamiento máximo
entre la unidad principal y un dispositivo
Bluetooth es de unos 10 metros (30 pies).
1 Pulse en el control remoto para activar
el modo Bluetooth en este producto.
» Parpadea BT en el panel de
visualización.
2 En el dispositivo Bluetooth, active la
función Bluetooth, busque y seleccione
Philips HTL5160 para iniciar la conexión
(consulte el manual de usuario del
dispositivo Bluetooth para saber cómo se
activa la función Bluetooth).
» Durante la conexión, parpadea BT en
el panel de visualización.
3 Espere hasta que el producto emita un
pitido.
» Cuando la conexión Bluetooth se
establezca correctamente, se mostrará
BT en el panel de visualización.
» Si la conexión falla, parpadea BT en el
panel de visualización de forma continua.
4 Seleccione y reproduzca archivos de audio
o música en el dispositivo con Bluetooth.
• Durante la reproducción, si se recibe
una llamada, la reproducción de música
se pone en pausa. La reproducción se
reanuda cuando naliza la llamada (esta
función depende del teléfono móvil
conectado).
• Si su dispositivo con Bluetooth es
compatible con el perl AVRCP,
puede pulsar
/ en el control
remoto para saltar una pista o pulsar
para poner en pausa/reanudar la
reproducción.
5 Para salir del modo Bluetooth, seleccione
otra fuente.
• Al volver al modo Bluetooth, la
conexión Bluetooth permanecerá
activa.
Nota
• La transmisión de música se puede interrumpir si hay
obstáculos entre el dispositivo y el producto, como una
pared, una carcasa metálica que cubra el dispositivo u otro
dispositivo cercano que funcione en la misma frecuencia.
• Si desea conectar el producto a otro dispositivo
Bluetooth, mantenga, pulsado
en el mando a distancia
para desconectar el dispositivo Bluetooth actual.
Conexión Bluetooth a través
de NFC
NFC (comunicación de campo cercano) es
una tecnología que permite la comunicación
inalámbrica de corto alcance entre dispositivos
con NFC, como los teléfonos móviles.
Qué necesita
• Un dispositivo Bluetooth con función NFC.
• Para realizar el emparejamiento, toque el
dispositivo con NFC en la etiquetaNFC de
este producto.
1 Active NFC en el dispositivo Bluetooth
(consulte el manual de usuario del
dispositivo para ver más detalles).
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2 Toque el dispositivo con NFC en la
etiqueta NFC de este producto hasta que
emita un pitido.
• Cuando realice la conexión por
primera vez, en algunos dispositivos
móviles aparece un mensaje
que le recordará que realice el
emparejamiento. Seleccione "SÍ" para
realizar la conexión.
» Cuando la conexión Bluetooth se
establezca correctamente, se mostrará
BT en el panel de visualización.
» Si la conexión falla, parpadea BT en el
panel de visualización de forma continua.
3 Seleccione y reproduzca archivos de audio
o música en el dispositivo con NFC.
• Para cancelar la conexión, vuelva a
tocar el dispositivo con NFC en la
etiqueta NFC de este producto.
Reproductor de MP3
Conecte el reproductor de MP3 para
reproducir archivos de audio o música.
Qué necesita
• Un reproductor de MP3.
• Un cable de audio estéreo de 3,5 mm.
1 Mediante el cable de audio estéreo de
3,5 mm, conecte el reproductor de MP3 al
conector AUDIO IN del producto.
2 Pulse AUDIO IN en el mando a distancia.
3 Pulse los botones del reproductor de
MP3 para seleccionar y reproducir archivos
de audio o música.
Dispositivos de
almacenamiento USB
Disfrute del audio de un dispositivo de
almacenamiento USB, como un reproductor de
MP3, un dispositivo de memoria ash USB, etc.
Qué necesita
• Un dispositivo de almacenamiento USB
formateado para sistemas de archivos
FAT o NTFS y compatible con la clase de
almacenamiento masivo.
1 Conecte un dispositivo de almacenamiento
USB a este producto.
2 Pulse USB en el mando a distancia.
3 Utilice el mando a distancia para controlar
la reproducción.
• Pulse
para iniciar, pausar o
reanudar la reproducción.
• Pulse
/ para pasar a la pista
anterior o a la siguiente.
• Durante la reproducción USB,
mantenga pulsado USB para acceder al
modo de repetición y, luego, pulse USB
para seleccionar uno de los siguientes
modos de reproducción.
• RPT-TRACK: repite la pista actual.
• RPT-ALL: repite todas las pistas de
una carpeta.
• RPT-RAND: reproduce el contenido
de una carpeta aleatoriamente.
• RPT-OFF: permite salir del modo
de repetición o de reproducción
aleatoria.
Nota
•
Puede que este producto no sea compatible con
determinados tipos de dispositivos de almacenamiento
USB.
• Si utiliza un cable de extensión USB, un hub USB o un
lector múltiple USB, puede que no se reconozca el
dispositivo de almacenamiento USB.
• Los protocolos PTP y MTP de cámaras digitales no son
compatibles.
• No extraiga el dispositivo de almacenamiento USB
mientras se está leyendo.
• Los archivos de música con protección DRM (MP3) no
son compatibles.
• Compatibilidad con un puerto USB: 5 V , 1 A.
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Auto standby
Modo de espera en red
Cuando el producto está conectado a la red,
cambia automáticamente al modo de espera
en red después de 15 minutos de inactividad.
El modo de espera en red reduce el tiempo de
inicio desde la espera, y se ha optimizado para
la transmisión de música desde aplicaciones
móviles.
Modo de espera de bajo consumo
Cuando el producto no está conectado a
la red, cambia automáticamente al modo
de espera de bajo consumo después de
15 minutos de inactividad. El modo de espera
de bajo consumo prolonga el tiempo de inicio
con respecto al modo de espera y reduce el
consumo de energía.
Nota
•
Si el producto está en el modo de espera de bajo
consumo, el indicador LED rojo se iluminará.
• Si el producto está en el modo de espera en red, el
indicador LED blanco se iluminará y el indicador LED
rojo se apagará.
Ajuste del brillo de la pantalla
Puede pulsar DIM varias veces para seleccionar
un nivel de brillo diferente del panel de
visualización de este producto.
Si selecciona AUTO OFF, el mensaje LED se
apaga después de diez segundos de inactividad
del botón.
Aplicación de ajustes de
fábrica
En caso de que este producto no responda
o de que haya un problema de conguración
de red, puede restablecer este producto a la
conguración predeterminada de fábrica.
Nota
•
Cuando nalice el proceso de restauración de los
ajustes de fábrica, el producto se apaga y se vuelve a
encender automáticamente.
Opción 1:
1 Inicie la aplicación Philips “HCWeSet” en su
dispositivo móvil.
• Asegúrese de conectar este producto
a la red.
2 Diríjase a la página de inicio de la
aplicación.
3 Toque para acceder al menú de
opciones.
4 Seleccione “Mis altavoces”.
» Se muestran los dispositivos
conectados.
5 A continuación, seleccione la opción para
restablecer los ajustes de fábrica y siga las
instrucciones que aparecen en pantalla
para nalizar.
Opción 2:
1 En la parte inferior de este producto,
presione RESET con un aller para
restablecerlo.
Opción 3:
1 En el modo HDMI ARC (pulse HDMI
ARC), pulse
dos veces y Volume - una
vez y, a continuación, mantenga pulsado
BASS -.
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6 Actualización de
software
Para disponer de las mejores funciones y
asistencia, actualice el producto con el software
más reciente.
Comprobación de la versión
del software
1
Inicie la aplicación Philips “HCWeSet” en su
dispositivo móvil.
• Asegúrese de conectar este producto
a la red.
2 Diríjase a la página de inicio de la aplicación.
3 Toque para acceder al menú de
opciones.
4 Seleccione “Mis altavoces”.
» Se muestran los dispositivos conectados.
5 A continuación, seleccione “Acerca de”.
» El número de la versión de software
se muestra junto con otra información
del producto.
Nota
•
Con este producto conectado a la red, cuando se
detecte una actualización de software, el indicador LED
naranja se iluminará.
• El proceso de actualización puede tardar hasta tres minutos.
Actualización de software a
través de Internet
1
Inicie la aplicación Philips “HCWeSet” en su
dispositivo móvil.
• Asegúrese de conectar este producto
a la red.
2 Diríjase a la página de inicio de la aplicación.
3 Toque para acceder al menú de
opciones.
4 Seleccione “Mis altavoces”.
» Se muestran los dispositivos
conectados.
5 Seleccione el nombre de este producto y, a
continuación, seleccione “Actualización de
software” > “Red”.
6 Siga las instrucciones en pantalla para
completar la actualización.
» Durante la actualización, se muestra el
mensaje “UPG” (actualización) en el
panel de la pantalla.
» Cuando la actualización nalice, el
producto se apagará y se volverá a
encender automáticamente.
» Si la actualización falla, se muestra el
mensaje “FAIL” (
error)
en el panel de
la pantalla.
Actualización de software
mediante USB
Qué necesita
• Un dispositivo de almacenamiento USB,
con el formato FAT16, FAT32 o NTFS.
1 Busque la versión del software más
reciente en www.philips.com/support.
• Busque su modelo y haga clic en
“Software y controladores”.
2 Descargue el software en un dispositivo de
almacenamiento USB.
a Descomprima el archivo descargado
y asegúrese de que la carpeta
descomprimida se llame “UPG”.
b Coloque el archivo “UPG” en el
directorio raíz.
3 Conecte el dispositivo de almacenamiento
USB al conector
(USB) de este
producto.
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4 Inicie la aplicación Philips “HCWeSet” en su
dispositivo móvil.
• Asegúrese de conectar este producto
a la red.
5 Diríjase a la página de inicio de la
aplicación.
6 Toque para acceder al menú de
opciones.
7 Seleccione “Mis altavoces”.
» Se muestran los dispositivos
conectados.
8 Seleccione el nombre de este producto y, a
continuación, seleccione “Actualización de
software” > “USB”.
9 Siga las instrucciones en pantalla para
completar la actualización.
» Durante la actualización, se muestra el
mensaje “UPG” (actualización) en el
panel de la pantalla.
» Cuando la actualización nalice, el
producto se apagará y se volverá a
encender automáticamente.
» Si la actualización falla, se muestra el
mensaje “FAIL” (
error)
en el panel de
la pantalla.
Precaución
•
No apague el aparato ni quite el dispositivo de
almacenamiento USB durante la actualización del
software, ya que puede dañar el reproductor.
7 Soporte de
montaje en
pared
Nota
•
Antes del montaje en pared, asegúrese de que la pared
puede aguantar el peso del producto.
• Para montar este producto en la pared, debe estar bien
jado a la misma de acuerdo con las instrucciones de
instalación. Si se monta de manera incorrecta, pueden
producirse accidentes, daños o lesiones. Si tiene alguna
duda, póngase en contacto con el Servicio de Atención
al Cliente de su país.
Longitud/diámetro del tornillo
Asegúrese de utilizar tornillos con una longitud
y diámetro adecuados en función del tipo de
pared en la que desee montar el producto.
Consulte la ilustración de la guía de inicio
rápido para saber cómo se coloca el producto
en la pared.
1) Utilice el marcador proporcionado para
señalar los dos oricios en la pared y, a
continuación, je los dos tornillos apropiados
en los oricios.
2) Fije los dos soportes proporcionados en el
producto.
3) Cuelgue el producto en la pared.
2.2~2.5 mm/0.09”- 0.10”
≤9 mm/
0.35”
3.5-4 mm/
0.14”-0.16”
>25 mm/0.98”
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8 Especificaciones
del producto
Nota
•
Las especicaciones y el diseño están sujetos a cambios
sin previo aviso.
Amplicador
• Potencia de salida total:
320 W RMS (+/- 0,5 dB, 10 % THD)
• Respuesta de frecuencia:
20 Hz-20 kHz / +/- 3 dB
• Relación señal/ruido:
> 65 dB (CCIR) / (ponderado A)
• Sensibilidad de entrada:
• ENTRADA DE AUDIO: 1 V
Audio
• Entrada de audio digital S/PDIF:
• Óptica: TOSLINK
USB
• Compatibilidad: USB de alta velocidad (2.0)
• Clase compatible: clase de almacenamiento
masivo USB (UMS)
• Sistema de archivos: FAT16, FAT32, NTFS
Formatos de archivo
• .aac, .mka, .mp3, .wav, .m4a, .ac, .ogg, .ape,
.dsf, .dff
WLAN
• Banda de frecuencia/potencia de salida:
• 2412-2472 MHz (Europa) / ≤ 20 dBm
• 2412-2462 MHz (EE.UU. y Asia) /
≤ 20 dBm
• 5180-5240 MHz (en todo el mundo) /
≤ 14 dBm
• 5745-5825 MHz (EE.UU. y Asia) /
≤ 14 dBm
• En Europa, 5150 MHz-5350 MHz están
restringidas únicamente al uso interior.
• Estándares inalámbricos compatibles:
IEEE802.11 a/b/g/n
• Canales compatibles:
• 2,4 GHz: de 1 a 13 (Europa) o de 1 a
11 (EE. UU. y Asia)
• 5,X GHz: 36, 40, 44, 48 (en todo el
mundo) y 149, 153, 157, 161, 165
(EE. UU. y Asia)
Bluetooth
• Perles Bluetooth: A2DP, AVRCP
• Versión de Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.1 con
tecnología de bajo consumo Bluetooth
• Banda de frecuencia/potencia de salida:
2400-2483.5 MHz / ≤ 20 dBm
• Frecuencia NFC: 13.56 MHz
Enlace de altavoz inalámbrico
• Banda de frecuencia: 5730 - 5845 MHz
• Potencia de salida: ≤ 14 dBm
Unidad principal
• Fuente de alimentación:
• Modelo (adaptador de corriente de
CA marca Philips): TNUA3202003
• Entrada: 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz; 1,65 A
• Salida: 32 V
, 2,0 A
• Consumo de energía en modo de espera
• Modo de espera de bajo consumo:
≤ 0,5 W
• Modo de espera en red: < 6 W
• Dimensiones (ancho x alto x profundo):
1100 x 51 x 69 mm
• Peso: 2,2 kg
• Altavoces integrados:
• Canal izquierdo/derecho:
4 woofer (90 mm/3,5" x 34 mm/1,3",
6 ohmios) + 2 tweeter (25,4 mm/1",
4 ohmios)
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• Canal central: 1 woofer (90 mm/3,5" x
34 mm/1,3", 3 ohmios) + 1 tweeter
(25,4 mm/1", 4 ohmios)
• Temperatura y humedad de
funcionamiento: de 0 °C a 45 °C, del 5% al
90% de humedad para todos los climas
• Temperatura y humedad de
almacenamiento: de -40 °C a 70 °C, del
5% al 95%
Subwoofer
• Fuente de alimentación:
220 - 240 V~; 50 - 60 Hz
• Consumo de energía: 30 W
• Consumo en modo de espera: ≤ 0,5 W
• Impedancia: 2 ohmios
• Controlador de altavoz: 1 woofer de
203 mm (8")
• Dimensiones (ancho x alto x profundo):
205 x 316 x 401 mm
• Peso: 7 kg
Pilas del mando a distancia
• 2 x AAA-R03-1,5 V
Gestión de energía en modo de
espera
• Si el producto permanece inactivo durante
15 minutos, cambia automáticamente al
modo de espera o de espera en red.
• Para desactivar la conexión Bluetooth,
mantenga pulsado el botón de Bluetooth
en el mando a distancia.
• Para activar la conexión Bluetooth, active
la función Bluetooth en el dispositivo con
Bluetooth o a través de la etiqueta NFC (si
está disponible).
9 Solución de
problemas
Advertencia
•
Riesgo de descarga eléctrica. No quite nunca la carcasa
del producto.
Para que la garantía mantenga su validez, no
trate nunca de reparar el producto usted
mismo.
Si tiene algún problema a la hora de utilizar
este producto, compruebe los siguientes puntos
antes de solicitar una reparación. Si el problema
sigue sin resolverse, puede obtener asistencia
en www.philips.com/support.
Unidad principal
Los botones del producto no funcionan.
• Desconecte el producto de la fuente de
alimentación durante unos minutos y, a
continuación, vuelva a conectarlo.
Sonido
No se emite sonido a través de los altavoces
de este producto.
• Conecte el cable de audio de este
producto al televisor o a otros dispositivos.
• Asegúrese de conectar la entrada de audio
de este producto a la salida de audio del
televisor o de otros dispositivos.
• Restablezca el producto a sus ajustes de la
fábrica.
• En el control remoto, seleccione la entrada
de audio correcta.
• Asegúrese de que el producto no esté
silenciado.
Sonido distorsionado o eco.
• Si reproduce audio del televisor a través
de este producto, asegúrese de que el
televisor esté silenciado.
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El audio y el vídeo no están sincronizados.
• Pulse AUDIO SYNC +/- para sincronizar
el audio con el vídeo.
Se muestra un mensaje de error en el panel
de visualización.
• Cuando se muestra "ERROR", indica que
un formato de entrada de audio no es
compatible.
• El parpadeo de "ARC" indica que el
televisor conectado no es compatible con
HDMI ARC o que se ha detectado un
formato de audio no compatible.
Bluetooth
Un dispositivo no se conecta a este producto.
• El dispositivo no admite los perles
compatibles necesarios para el producto.
• No ha activado la función Bluetooth del
dispositivo. Consulte el manual de usuario
del dispositivo para saber cómo activar
esta función.
• El dispositivo no está bien conectado.
Conecte el dispositivo correctamente.
• El producto ya está conectado a otro
dispositivo con Bluetooth. Desconecte el
dispositivo conectado e inténtelo de nuevo.
La calidad de la reproducción de audio desde
undispositivoBluetoothesdeciente.
• La recepción Bluetooth es débil. Mueva el
dispositivo más cerca de este producto,
o elimine cualquier obstáculo entre el
dispositivo y este producto.
El dispositivo Bluetooth conectado se conecta
y desconecta continuamente.
• La recepción Bluetooth es débil. Mueva el
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o elimine cualquier obstáculo entre el
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Connect a este producto.
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Open SSL is an Open Source toolkit implementing the Secure
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6. Zlib general purpose compression library
See http://www.zlib.net/, and in particular http://www.zlib.net/
zlib_license.html.
/* zlib.h -- interface of the ‘zlib’ general purpose compression library
version 1.2.3, July 18th, 2005
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7. Freetype, a Free, High-Quality, and Portable
Font Engine
The software is based in part of the work of the FreeType Team.
See http://freetype.sourceforge.net/, and in particular http://freetype.
sourceforge.net/FTL.TXT.
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The FreeType Project LICENSE 2006-Jan-27
Copyright 1996-2002, 2006 by David Turner, Robert Wilhelm, and
Werner Lemberg
…
1. No Warranty
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2. Redistribution
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8. Expat
Copyright (c) 1998, 1999, 2000 Thai Open Source Software Center
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9. libpng
This copy of the libpng notices is provided for your convenience. In
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE, DISCLAIMER, and LICENSE:
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2009, are Copyright (c) 2004, 2006-2009 Glenn Randers-Pehrson,
and are distributed according to the same disclaimer and license
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Contributing Authors
Cosmin Truta
libpng versions 1.0.7, July 1, 2000, through 1.2.5 - October 3, 2002, are
Copyright (c) 2000-2002 Glenn Randers-Pehrson, and are distributed
according to the same disclaimer and license as libpng-1.0.6 with the
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There is no warranty against interference with your enjoyment of the
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or the library will fulll any of your particular purposes or needs. This
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(c) 1996, 1997 Andreas Dilger
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Greg Roelofs
Tom Tanner
libpng versions 0.5, May 1995, through 0.88, January 1996, are
Copyright (c) 1995, 1996 Guy Eric Schalnat, Group 42, Inc.
For the purposes of this copyright and license, “Contributing Authors”
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Andreas Dilger
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Paul Schmidt
Tim Wegner
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A “png_get_copyright” function is available, for convenient use in
“about” boxes and the like:
printf(“%s”,png_get_copyright(NULL));
Also, the PNG logo (in PNG format, of course) is supplied in the les
“pngbar.png” and “pngbar.jpg (88x31) and “pngnow.png” (98x31).
Libpng is OSI Certied Open Source Software. OSI Certied Open
Source is a certication mark of the Open Source Initiative.
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glennrp at users.sourceforge.net
February 14, 2009
10. SQLite
All of the deliverable code in SQLite has been dedicated to the
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The previous paragraph applies to the deliverable code in SQLite -
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The details here are unclear. We do not worry about the licensing of
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All of the deliverable code in SQLite has been written from scratch. No
code has been taken from other projects or from the open internet.
Every line of code can be traced back to its original author, and all of
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11. ncurses 5.7
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See the GNU General Public License for more details.
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Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper
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When you use GCC to compile a program, GCC may combine
portions of certain GCC header les and runtime libraries with
the compiled program. The purpose of this Exception is to allow
compilation of non-GPL (including proprietary) programs to use, in this
way, the header les and runtime libraries covered by this Exception.
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Library for execution after a Compilation Process, or makes use of an
interface provided by the Runtime Library, but is not otherwise based
on the Runtime Library.
“GCC” means a version of the GNU Compiler Collection, with or
without modications, governed by version 3 (or a specied later
version) of the GNU General Public License (GPL) with the option of
using any subsequent versions published by the FSF.
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propagation, modication and use would permit combination with
GCC in accord with the license of GCC. “Target Code” refers to output
from any compiler for a real or virtual target processor architecture,
in executable form or suitable for input to an assembler, loader, linker
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include data in any format that is used as a compiler intermediate
representation, or used for producing a compiler intermediate
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The “Compilation Process” transforms code entirely represented in
non-intermediate languages designed for human-written code, and/or in
Java Virtual Machine byte code, into Target Code. Thus, for example, use
of source code generators and preprocessors need not be considered
part of the Compilation Process, since the Compilation Process
can be understood as starting with the output of the generators or
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other GPL-compatible software, or if it is done without using any work
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You may then convey such a combination under terms of your choice,
consistent with the licensing of the Independent Modules.
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requirements of the license of GCC.
14. ntpdate 4.2.6
The following copyright notice applies to all les collectively called
the Network Time Protocol Version 4 Distribution. Unless specically
declared otherwise in an individual le, this notice applies as if the text
was explicitly included in the le.
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15. libtom
LibTomCrypt is public domain. As should all quality software be.
-- Tom St Denis
LibTomMath is hereby released into the Public Domain.
-- Tom St Denis
16. c-ares
/*
* Copyright 1998 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
* Copyright (C) 2007-2013 by Daniel Stenberg Permission to use,
* copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation for
* any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that
* the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that
* copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting
* documentation, and that the name of M.I.T. not be used in
* advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software
* without specic, written prior permission. M.I.T. makes no
* representations about the suitability of this software for any
* purpose. It is provided “as is” without express or implied warranty.
*/
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17. cJSON
Copyright (c) 2009 Dave Gamble
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
a copy of this software and associated documentation les (the
“Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit
persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the
following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY
OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT
LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN
NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS
BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY,
WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR
OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION
WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
THE SOFTWARE.
18. cURL
COPYRIGHT AND PERMISSION NOTICE
Copyright (c) 1996 - 2013, Daniel Stenberg, <[email protected]>.
All rights reserved.
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any
purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the
above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY
OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT
LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT OF
THIRD PARTY RIGHTS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR
COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES
OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,
TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN
CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER
DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Except as contained in this notice, the name of a copyright holder
shall not be used in advertising or otherwise to promote the sale, use
or other dealings in this Software without prior written authorization
of the copyright holder.
19. dhcpd
/* The dhcpd-pools has BSD 2-clause license which also known as
“Simplied BSD License” or “FreeBSD License”. Copyright 2006-
Sami Kerola. All rights reserved. Redistribution and use in source
and binary forms, with or without modication, are permitted
provided that the following conditions are met: 1. Redistributions
of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of
conditions and the following disclaimer.
* 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above
copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer
in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the
distribution.
* THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR AND
CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS’’ AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO
EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR AND CONTRIBUTORS OR
CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT,
INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS
OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY,
WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT
(INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY
WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED
OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
* The views and conclusions contained in the software and
documentation are those of the authors and should not be
interpreted as representing ofcial policies, either expressed or
implied, of Sami Kerola.
*/
20. goahead
The Software contains third party software under the agreements
that follow.
EST License
The optional EST SSL stack includes code from TropicSSL.
TropicSSL - [BSD License](http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-
Clause
RSA MD5 License
License to copy and use this software is granted provided that it
is identied as the “RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Digest
Algorithm” in all material mentioning or referencing this software
or this function. License is also granted to make and use derivative
works provided that such works are identied as “derived from the
RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm” in all material
mentioning or referencing the derived work. RSA Data Security, Inc.
makes no representations concerning either the merchantability
of this software or the suitability of this software for any particular
purpose. It is provided “as is” without express or implied warranty of
any kind. These notices must be retained in any copies of any part of
this documentation and/or software.
21. Mongoose
Copyright (c) 2004-2013 Sergey Lyubka <[email protected]>
Copyright (c) 2013-2015 Cesanta Software Limited
All rights reserved
This code is dual-licensed: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 as
published by the Free Software Foundation. For the terms of this
license, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses>.
You are free to use this code under the terms of the GNU General
Public License, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even
the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
See the GNU General Public License for more details.
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