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COLOR TELEVISION ➢ the Product Colour and Shape May Vary Depending on the Connecting to the HDMI Input Model Connection Panel (depending on the model) COLOR TELEVISION ➢ The product colour and shape may vary depending on the Connecting to the HDMI Input model. The HDMI5 connector is used for equipment with HDMI output, such as a Set-Top Box, DVD player, AV receiver or Rear Panel digital TV. ➢ No additional Audio connection is needed for an HDMI to HDMI connection. Owner’s Instructions Before operating, please read this manual thoroughly, Side Panel and retain it for future reference. Register your product at www.samsung.com/global/register. Record your Model and Serial number here for future reference. 1 ▪ Model __________ ▪ Serial No. __________ S-Video input or 2 cable television Video input Control Panel (depending on the model) network ➢ The product colour and shape may vary depending on the 3 Audio input model. ☛ Whenever you connect an audio or video system to your television, ensure that all elements are switched off. Front (or Side) Panel ☛ Please be sure to match the colour coded input terminals and cable jacks. Connecting to the S-VIDEO Input Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television Network The 1 (S-VIDEO IN) and 3 (AUDIO-L/R) connectors Connect the aerial or network input cable to the 1 (75 Ω are used for equipment with an S-Video output, such as a coaxial socket). camcorder or VCR. 1 2 3 4 5 6 To view television channels correctly, a signal must be received by the set from one of the sources: an outdoor aerial, Connecting to the RCA Input cable television network, or satellite network. The 3 (AUDIO-L/R) and 2 (VIDEO) connectors are used for 1 Remote control sensor If you are using an indoor aerial, you may need to adjust it equipment, such as a camcorder, video disc player, or video 2 Standby indicator when tuning your television until you obtain a picture that is game device. 3 Power on/off both sharp and clear. 4 On-screen menu display 5 Volume adjustment Connecting to the SCART Input/Output 6 Channel selection The SCART2 and SCART3 connectors are used for equipment, such as a VCR, DVD, decoder, satellite receiver, You can use the 6 buttons to switch the TV on when it is video game device, or video disc player. in standby mode depending on the model. The SCART2 is also used for equipment with an RGB The 5 and 6 buttons also have the same function as the output, such as a video game device or video disc player. ◄/►/▲/▼ buttons on the remote control. If the remote control no longer works or you have Connecting to the Component Input misplaced it, you can use the controls on the panel of the The RCA4 connectors are used for equipment such as a television. DVD with component output. English - 1 AA68-03904A-01 AA68-03904A_Eng.indd 1 2007-03-30 ｿﾀﾀ・1:46:01 Get user manuals: See SafeManuals.com 4 % (depending on the model) CH MGR PRE-CH Remote Control Used to display channel Used to switch Switching the Television On and Off lists on the screen. repeatedly between Operation of remote control may be affected by bright The mains lead is attached to the rear of the television ➢ 5 TV the last two channels artificial light near to the TV. 2 2 Used to return to the displayed. Plug the mains lead into an appropriate socket. ➢ This is a special remote control for the visually impaired, 1 1 1 TV mode when it is in ^ SLEEP ➢ The main voltage is indicated on the rear of the and has Braille points on the POWER, Channel and external input mode. Used to select a Volume buttons. television and the frequency is 50 or 60Hz. 6 / preset time interval for Used to increase or automatic turn off. 2 Press the “ I ” button (On/Off) on the front of the television. decrease the volume. & SRS 3 Press the POWER button on the remote control to switch 7 Used to select the SRS MENU the television on. The programme that you were watching TruSurround XT mode. Used to display the last is re-selected automatically. If you have not yet stored * on-screen menu or return P / P any channels, no clear picture appears. Refer to “Channel to the previous menu. Used to display the 8 - Auto Store” on page 3 or “Channel - Manual Store” on ▲/▼/◄/► next or previous stored page 4. Used to control the channel. ➢ If the television is initially powered on, several basic cursor in the menu. ( EXIT 9 customer settings proceed automatically. INFO Used to exit from any Refer to “Setup - Plug & Play” on page 3. Used to view the channel display or return to information and setting normal viewing. 4 To switch the television off, press the “ I ” button ) status you selected. MUTE 2 (On/Off) on the front of the television. 0 S.MODE Used to switch the sound 2 Used to select the sound off temporarily. To turn 1 effect. the sound back on, press 1 ! P.MODE the MUTE, , or Used to select the button. picture effect. a ENTER @ DUAL I-II While using the Placing the Television in Standby Mode Used to select the sound on-screen menus, press 2 mode. the ENTER button to The television can be placed in standby mode, in order to 1 # TURBO activate (or change) a reduce power consumption and wear of the cathode ray Used to select the turbo particular item. tube. Standby mode can be useful when you wish to interrupt sound option. b STILL viewing temporarily (during a meal, for example). $ SOURCE Used to freeze the Used to display all of the current picture. 1 Press the POWER button on the remote control while available video sources. c P.SIZE viewing. Used to change the The television is in standby mode. screen size. 2 To switch the television back on, simply press it again. ➢ You can also switch on by pressing the TV ( ), P / P , or numeric button. Installing Batteries ☛ Do not leave the television in standby mode for long periods of time (when you are away on holiday, for Remove the cover. Install two AAA size example). Turn the television off by pressing the “ ” batteries, then replace the cover. I button (On/Off) on the front (or side) of the television. It is When the remote control does not operate 1 POWER 3 -/-- best to unplug the set from the mains and aerial. Used to switch the TV on Used to select a channel normally, check that the “+” and “–” ends of and off. numbered ten or over. the batteries are inserted correctly or the 2 Numeric buttons Press this button, then batteries are drained. Used to select channels “--” symbol is displayed. ➢ Do not mix battery types, i.e. alkaline and manganese. directly. Enter the two-digit channel number. English - 2 AA68-03904A_Eng.indd 2 2007-03-30 ｿﾀﾀ・1:46:08 Get user manuals: See SafeManuals.com Viewing the Menus Input (depending on the model) - TV Source List / Edit Name 1 Press the MENU button. 3 Make sure that the antenna Auto Store The main menu is displayed on the screen. Its left side has is connected to the television Country : BelgiumBelgium France TV Search Germany Source List Source List five icons: Input, Picture, Sound, Channel, and Setup. (refer to page 1). Italy Netherlands Press the ENTER button. Spain You can switch between Sweden TV 2 Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select one of the icons. Press Switzerland viewing signal from Ext.1 : ------ The Country menu is United Kingdom the ENTER button to access the icon’s sub-menu. Others connected equipment, such Ext.2 : ------ displayed. Eastern Europe AV/S-Video : ------ Move Enter Skip as a VCR, DVD, set-top box, Component : ------ 3 Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to items in the menu. 4 Press the ▲ or ▼ button to and the TV source (broadcast HDMI : ------ Search Press the ENTER button to enter items in the menu. select your country. or cable). Move Enter Return Press the ENTER button. P 1 C-- ----- 87 MHz 10% 4 Press the ▲/▼/◄/► button to change the selected items. Stop ➢ You can change the required external source simply Press the button to return to the previous menu. MENU 5 To search the channels, press the ENTEREnter button.Skip by pressing the SOURCE button on the remote To stop the search, press the TV control. It might take a short period of time for pictures 5 Press the EXIT button to exit from the menu. Clock Set ENTER button. to be switched. To return to the TV mode, press the When the channel searching Hour Minute TV button on the remote control. has finished, the Clock Set -- -- menu is displayed. Edit Name TV Edit Name ---- You can give a name to the Ext.1 : ----VCR DVD 6 Press the ◄ or ► button to external source. Ext.2 : ------Cable STB HD STB move to the hour or minute. Move Adjust Skip AV : ------Sat. STB S-Video : ------AV Receiver Set the hour or minute by Component : ------ Setup - Plug & Play pressing the ▲ or ▼ button. HDMI : ------ When the television is initially powered on, several basic 7 When you have finished, press the MENU button. Move Enter Return customer settings proceed automatically and subsequently. The Enjoy your viewing Plug & Play The following settings are available. is displayed, and then the Enjoy your viewing channel which has been OK 1 If the television is in standby Plug & Play stored will be activated. mode, press the POWER Start Plug & Play Channel - Auto Store button on the remote control. OK Re-setting the Plug & Play The message Start Plug & Enter Return You can scan for the frequency ranges available to you (and Play.
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