Samsung HC-R4355W Owner’s Manual

important

Warranty information

Regarding

Television Format

Viewing

Standard screen fbrmat televisions (4:3 the aspect ratio of the screen width to height) are

pmnarily designed to vh'w stan&_rd format full-motion video. TM' images displa}>d on

them should pmnarily be in tM' standard 4:3 ratio format _md constantly moving. Displaying st;_tionary graphics and hnages on screen, st:tch as tM' dark top stnd bottom h'tu'fl_ox bars (wide screen pictures)_ should be limited to no more than 15% of the total

television viewing per week.

Wi&, scn'en format u,h,visions (16:9 the _spect ratio of the screvn width to height) arc

pmnaril) designed to vh'w wi&" scn'cn iornmt lull-motion vi&,o. TM' images displayed

on th_'m should pmnarily be in tM' wi&, screen 16:9 ratio fbrmaU or _'xpan&'d to fill the screen if ) otitr model ofi_'rs this ieatt.tr{%and constantl) moving. Displa) ing stationacy

gr_phics and images on screen st:tch as the' dark si&'-b_rs on non-expanded standard

format television video and programming, should be limited to no mort" than 15% of tM'

tot_fl u'h'vision vh, wmg per w_'ek.

Additionall}_ viewing other stationary images and text such as stock market reports, vi&,o game' displa} s station logos wd_ siu's or computtcr graphics and patterns should

be limited as described abow" ior all televisions. Displaying a_!y stationa O, images that exceed the above guidelines can cause u_eveu aging qf picturc tubes (CRTs) that leave subtle, but permanent burned-in ghost images in the television pier,we, To avoid this,

vasty the programming and images, and prhnari(y disp_ay.Jh_ scr('en moving images,

not stationary patterns or darh bars. On teh'vision modds that offer picture sizing

[e4tt.tres t_tsethese comrols to view the dificrem k_rrnat as a full scree__ picture.

Be careful in the selection and chtration of television formats ttsed for viewing. Uneven

CRT a_ing as a rest:@ of fommt selection and use, as well as other brUShed-in images [s

not covered by your Samsung [mfftvd warrant)_

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A Guide to Digital TV

What is Digita| TeJevision?

Digital television (DTV) is a new way of transmitting high quality video and audio to

)7ol:LrTV set. Using DTV, broadcasters can transmit high definition TV (HDTV) images

Dolby digital sl:trroumd al:tdio and new services st:tch as nn:dticasting (transmitting more

than ore' program on the sam_' TV channel) and datacasting (providing electronic program guides and interactiw' teh'vision). Svw'ral of these scrvict's can be combin{'d into a singh' digital broadcast.

Digital Television Services

Digital Picture Quality

DTV programs arc transmitted m two difierent f_wnmts. The tirst is Standard Definition Tch'vision (SDTV) and the' second is High Definition Teh'vision (HDTV).

8DTV program kwmats include 480-1im' interlaced (480i) and 480-line progressive

(480p) vi(h'o, q80i programs arc essentially a digital version of oL:trcl:trrent analog TV programs, while the 480p ku_mat oih'rs inlprow, d image &'tail ow'r 4801. Som_' 480p programs are broadc;tst in w[dvscrven and ar_' comparabh' to progrvssiw'-scan DVD

movies m image qltalit),.

HDTV program iormats include 1080-line interlaced (10801) and 720-line progressive

(720p). Both HDTV formats are always broadcast in w[descreen, and offbr mctch higher picutre qttality than SDT\_

DoJby Surround Sound

With DTV you can listen to a variety of Dolby digital al:tdio formats irom Dolby Sutrrocmd 2.0 to Dolby Digital 5.1 st:trrocmd t:tsing yot:tr home audio s) stein. Man)

HDTV programs arc nov,-broadcast with DD 5.1 soundtracks.

Interactive Communications and Oatacasting

DTV will allow you to interact with your television; choosing programs h*om a detailed program gt:tide or&'ring produtcts on-lint' while watching T\I and acc_'ssing ancillar)

data abot:tt a program.

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How to View DigitaJ TeJevision

There are three w%Tsto watch DT\_ The first is to use an integrated digital TV one w_th a butih-in digital teh'vision tum_'r. TM' second is to conn_'ct _m _'xt_'rnal DTV st, t-top recciwr to a DTV-read} teh,vision or monitor. This type of TV or monitor will have

wideband component video and stereo audio inpt:tts. You can ;_lso watch DTV signals

with personal cotllputter (PC) turner cards and cotllputter monitors.

Integrated TVs versus DTV-readg TVs and monitors

The advantage of an integrated DTV set is that it can tume both analog and digital TV chanttets at the same time. Allyou'll treed to do is add art exterttal atttetma attd you are

remedyto watch DTV

However, integrated DTV sets are not as common as DTV-ready TVs and monitors. If you[ already own a DTV-ready TV with compon{'nt vid{,o inpt:ttS; yOtitcan {'tt]o)_ DTV

broadcasts by simply adding a low-cost DTV set-top receiver atld antetma.

This television receiver supports the copy protection system regulated by DTLA (Digital Transmission Licensing Administrator,). tt should be noted that copy protected content may

not be viewable depending on your particular connections.

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Q&A

1. is the antenna | use for existing TV reception good enough for DTV?

Ove>the-air (OTA) digital TV broadcasting uses the sanle channels as analog TV and works _s'ell with nlan)_ t'xisting TV antennas. Ho_'t'vt'r, DT\' ])roadc'ast chann4 assign[nt, nts are diffl'n'nt than analog chann4s. You should find octt wh'ther )our

local DTV })road_'asts art, on VHF (chann4s 2-1"_) or UHF (chann4s 14-(>9) to set" if

)ou nt't'd a dfff_'n'nt antenna.

If your DTV chann4s art, on UHF and )ou ah'ady set good UHF rtwption, your present antenna nlay _,,'ork tint'. The sanlt' holds trtitt' for VHF I)TV recq_tion. Nott'

that in sonar' Lnarkt, ts bth VHF and UHF chann4s art' used br DTV l_roadcasts.

_\_u can find out the latest DTV channel assignnlt'nts for your area by bro',_'sin;4 selected

Intt'rn_'t web site's such as _'w, Uitant_:corll, and _'_qc'c.gov.

2. How diffisu|t is it to reseive DTV signa|s indoors?

This depends on whether your local DTV stations are running full power or not and how clost' your location is to tD transnlission t¢,ver. DTV n'eeivt'rs do not n'quin' as

Lllt:tc'h%hal as analog TV rt'c't'tvt'rs to produc't' high-qualit) iLlmgt's and sound.

Once the DTV signal level exceeds a certain threshold at the n, ceiver, the digital video and auutio data is decoded at the sanle quality it was originally encoded br broadcast. This is a hg advantage br DTV over analog TV - there is no noise, ghosting static or

scratchy audio.

3. How san | sonnest an antenna in my townhouse, so-operative

apartment, condominium, or apartment?

The Federal Conlnlunications Conlnlission's OTAED Ectle (part of the Tt'lt'_'onlLnunh'ations Act of 1996) allo_;vs residents of _'ondonliniunls townhoust,, or

Lllt'nlbers of ndghborhood associations to put up outside antt_nnas for rec'eption of

broadcast TV signals as long as thost, antennas art' not [o_'att'd in common an'as and

art, no [non' than 12' fn hdght.

Eesidents of rental units (apartn_ents etc) are not covered }>ythe OTAED rules and

will havt, to ust, indoor antennas to ret'efvt' DTV t)road('asts. It is possfl>le that th'

hndlord of an apartn_ent co[nplt'x can providt, ]_road_*ast DTV signals via a n_astt, r TV antt'nna s)'stt'm to t'ach apartn_t'nt.

4. Can ! connect my DTV set-top reseiver to my sane TV service?

CaI_le TV systen_s _tse a dificrt, nt n_ethod br transn_itting digital TV progran_s that is c'urrently inc'on_patil_lt' with broadcast I)TV set-top re<'eivt'rs. So vot:t__:ill still nt'ed to ttst, art outtdoor or indoor antenna to n'cdvt' OTA })ro;_dcast [)TV progratl_s.

The good news is that you won't have to pay a n_onthly or per-progran_ charge to watch OTA DTV and HDTV progran_s. They'n" Dee unlike sttbseription satellite TV or pn'n_iun_ cable TI All you need is an antenna and a DTV set-top n'ceiver to enjoy clear, sharp _v[descreen i_nages and high-quality audio.

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l CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Your New TV

Chapter 2: UnstaHation

Chapter 3: Operation

h_t _,)F,utuk's ........................................................................................................................ 8

ACLkSSO/_S ..............................................................................................................................

f.m]]l hm 7rag k)un_clt '.vlth h%u/ New TV................................................................................ 9

Cont3ol Buttons ........................................................................................................ 9

Connc_uun I.Ld<s(b@u_ ............................................................................................ 10

Com-k._th,n Jac ks (Rem} ............................................................................................ 11

R£mote Comml ........................................................................................................ 12

Col m<_.tmg VHY _md UHF Antcnnus ...................................................................................... 14

An/¢mq,_svd/h 300-ohm Flat lv.m L_-'a&.................................................................. lq

fl]/t'lqD,_S \lJt}l 75 OJN/I Rottnd |,u_s ........................................................................ 15

Sepal ntc VHF and UHF Antennas .............................................................................. 15

Colmu.tmg C:Jhle TV .............................................................................................................. 16

Cabk: wd>ul a (R_bk Bux ........................................................................................ 1(,

Cable _xId_ a Cab\ Bvx thut D_s_rambles All (haJ u k]s ............................................ 16

C<,m-k_ng to a dane Box th,l Dcscrumll> _,,,>e Ch._nncl_, .................................... 17

(-om_tmg a VCR .................................................................................................................. 18

Conneutmg a %cund V( R 1o Rccon horn lhu I-V .................................................... 19

(R_nllc_t>g a Cameo*tier ........................................................................................................ 19

(-olmu.tmg a DVD Pkq er o/ DI V k,.'t ]op Bo× (4/_Oh4SOp, 720/h 108(h/ .............................. 20

Connc._tmg t,_h. f%,P_ .............................................................................................. 20

Conncctmg to R',.,guhr Audw ;n_dVideo J,L&s .......................................................... 20

(-olmu. tmg a Dlglt_d ]V R'tdop Box ...................................................................................... 21

Connectmg to DVI (Diglt;d _r]S[J_Int,.'N,cc_ ............................................................ 21

Cxwl m_.uug a Dkhut:dAu&o b) >tern ........................................................................................ 22

Couu_'t uug to ;m Analog Aml£ihcr ........................................................................................ 22

Instalhng BattcN,.s m th,. Rwuotc Contl_l .............................................................................. 23

hunh-3g th, l-\rOn _r3d Off .................................................................................................... 24

f_Jug& Play g, utu> ................................................................................................................ 24

Ad tt>tmg the %r_en ALL[O]Ilglt_L{I]]_ (%vq_ [_O(%1S] ...................................................................... 26

Dt';_qN\ dt3F3g []k m[ttolN4U_ EX_'_ t@lolx of th< Sd[ FOCLtS ............................................ 27

R£mowng fl3e >ell F_cus' Mcssugc *n}m th_ D_spl._%................................................ 27

A<]Jubtmg Con\ vu_<clkeManual]y .......................................................................................... 28

Vlex_wg fl3¢Mmms;md On _<rccu Dl_ph0s .......................................................................... 30

\r[I_x,{ll_the Mcntt> .................................................................................................... 30

Vwwing the D_splay .................................................................................................. 30

%']ect3ng a Menu language .................................................................................................... 31

%.kctlng t]l,.'Antcm> h/put .................................................................................................... 31

Memo__mg t]_£ Ch,@n,.'£ ...................................................................................................... 32

b, kdm 4 t/I,' V_&o S_4u_0btqLIC@.............................................................................. 32

5t,,rmg CJw3H>]s m Memo U .................................................................................... 33

Addmg aud Em>lng Chauuel> ................................................................................................ 34

CI>_wu Ch_uw3¢ls................................................................................................................ 35

Uslilg the Ch_HHI<'] ButtOllS ........................................................................................ 35

l/Slllg the Number Bu/mns ........................................................................................ 35

Usmg the "' _utton ................................................................................................ 35

tku%, th, pR.vious (h,mnel ...................................................................................... 35

%.k.ct>g %uu F4_q_r3tt( hunncl_ ............................................................................................ 36

lb %t©lcxiottr Favorite £h;n ross ................................................................................ 36

%>Vlev. Your gux,nute CJlulmds ................................................................................ 36

labdulg th_ Chin 11IC]_ ............................................................................................................ 37

Vu._xH-3gthe £h.umel List_ ...................................................................................................... 38

E&tmg d-3eChal mS Llqs ........................................................................................................ 39

[h<_tl_v( ,mt3ol ........................................................................................................................ 40

1/sm_ AutOl_l:*tk PkR/rv' St'tfings .............................................................................. 40

( HStO//llZmg t]k' Picture ............................................................................................ 41

[%.q_ttmg the fhctu_\' b,.'ttmgs to t]k ]-at to%, D,.q;4Nts ................................................ 42

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I CONTENTS 1

Chapter 3: Operation /_o,t>u,.d)

Sound Con/m] ........................................................................................................................ 43

Adjusting/he \\qunR: ................................................................................................ q4

Using the MUTE Buu_;n ............................................................................................ 44

(-41_tom17mgdie Som/d ............................................................................................ q4

%cttH]g dw LIod£ .................................................................................................................... 45

OptJOl] _: bt'{tlt']_ t13_ Clock Ikbulu;_l[} ....................................................................... 45

Optmn 2: bdtmg the Clock kuumu*cl,zcll} ................................................................ 46

\'R',_,_ an F×t,_,umlbl£uul S_,urcu ......................................................................................... q7

nttung the bJAu:*lSouRe .......................................................................................... 47

Assigning Names to Exterl];*{input re.de .................................................................. 48

Chapter 4: Special Features

Fine-hulmgAtudog L[mlu R'ls ................................................................................................ 49

Checking IM DigstaI-Sigu;d Sm'ngth ...................................................................................... 50

Ch,_nAmg tl_c Screen SJT_, ..................................................................................................... 51

BBE ........................................................................................................................................ 52

Auto \'olUt_le .......................................................................................................................... 53

Cho_sw_g a MuhD( h_nncl '_ouu_ t[qTM tl;<k Dig]m] .......................................................... 5:}

Ch,,oswig a Multi CI]unne] %OUlld(k]TS_ tla_.k ,-Xl>l.& ......................................................... 55

dhoosmg a Digital Sound Fort>at .......................................................................................... 56

bctu31g ttse <)_JC)ff Mdo_ y ...................................................................................................... 57

bcUulg the <)u/Off Tu net ........................................................................................................ 58

bCltlllg tilt' b]ccp ] II/IUF ......................................................................................................... 5 t)

1Mng the \'Chip (HSA/ .......................................................................................................... /_O

Hm_ to ( hm'3gc Your P;Is%wo/_ .................................................................................. 60

Ho,,,, to Fsmbk/DlsuNe dn' f.):*ungC,,*ttl,_£ .............................................................. 61

Ho>, to Set up RvsllR_ion_,Using the '-IV Pa_\,uml Gui&b-_e</' ................................ /_2

Ho,A t,, Set tq) R,_'stllctson.,ususg t/R Movie R;Jt]ngs:

G, PG, PG 13, R, NC 17, X ...................................................................................... 63

1321pu*ta31tNotes Ab,ntt Parental |od<s ...................................................................... 64

Vkv:>_ LJ_,q_'d <_q)tsohs ((.)11 bc 1,on lcM Mcsqag0>} - ,&t341o& ............................................... 65

Vkv.lHg C]o%'< C_t])tlollS ((.)11 bt I\'t'/7 "]cXt Mcs<ag,:s) - [hgmJ ................................................ 66

]X.R'llt[ "D;tD%JL1U-'/3<V |U\¢[ ........................................................................................................ G8

%ttmg th_ FulRuon Hel l) ...................................................................................................... 6U

Pledrol]]c Pl2_glam t,ttide ...................................................................................................... 70

VR'WHIAtlR"EIc_tlonl_ Dogmm q,uide ...................................................................... 70

Usm_ tile FJcutl_>lllc DoglaI_I L_tHde .......................................................................... 71

VlC_,v]nta 1/11o. iH_t Iu31 £11),,it1 a bll3Ule C] ]_n ]1 ]d ............................................................ 72

\'k,2x _ lr]f,}m];_t]on abuttt Chunnd _,........................................................................ 73

Rkm]nd_ / Lsst.......................................................................................................................... 74

]-.Mnmdcd VR'wmg b< .............................................................................................. 74

[o vR'v. die Reminder Dst ........................................................................................ 75

]b remove tM sdR, du>d programs .......................................................................... 75

( tLStO1/II7JlI_OU1 r_01/io{u (_(q-]/l{}[ .......................................................................................... 75

b_tt>g Up x]\ntl Pu.'DiOt{? Co/itl2_1 to Opt I\qt,.' D/fir VCR

(( ab]e box or DVD j)]avc/} ........................................................................................ 76

]-@luoR'O>mu>l ( o&s .............................................................................................. 77

Chapter 5: Troubleshooting

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CJ_>_nmg_m_ M_lllSbtlrHhg Toil1r\ ................................................................................... 79

us]tsg _]our ] \" m Arl,_tJlc/(-OUl]tW .................................................................................... 79

SIx t ff|olh(n]s ...................................................................................................................... 79

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YOURNEW TV

List of Features

_\mr TV was designed with the lau!st u'ch_1olo_): This TV is a high-pcrfbmm_icc umt that

mch:Ldes the following special k'_u:u_es:

• Easy-to<Lse remote co_lU_ol

_asy-[o-ttse otl-screen £nentt sys[e£n

" Alttomatic timer to turn the TV on and ofi

, A(!ilLstable picture and sound s_'uings that can bc stored in the' TV%memory

• A special tiluw to redtLct' or t'liminate rect'ption proBhns

• Yim' ttLning control for the sharpest picttLre possi_>le " A b@h-in mudti-chanmq sotmd d_'coderforstereoand bfhngua_ hsu'nfng o Built-in dual charm4 sp_'akcrs

o A sp_'cial sh'q) timer

• (/ompom'nt Video I_pt:tt jacks to obtain a sharper image kom cxu'ma[ sources

• AdjL:tsting the' Screen AutomatR'alIy (S4f Yoc_:Ls) ° Digital Input (Digital VisL:LalIntcrfhcc) jack

" Digital Audio Outpt:tt ((K)AXIAL!OPTICAL) jacks

• AV m'twork s}su'm (An} re't) that _'nabh's you to _'asiIy control Samsumg audio-video (AV)

&,vk'_'s kom this TV

Accessories

Once yOL:Lhave l:mpacked yol:Lr TV, check to make sL:m"flint you have all the parts show_l

here. If any ph'ce is missing or l)ro]<e_t, call your d_'a[er.

Remote Control

(BPSP-00082A)/ Anynet CaBle Owner% h-_str_v.:tJons/

AAA B_¢terics (BN%9-00518A) Safl't) t,ukle Mutual/

(.)_dd_ Guide M _nua//

Anynct AV (),.,me_%

hlst] Lie:fiords

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\V;m:ant Cards/

Rt gJstmtion C_H]

(Not ave1] _b]t, in _NI]oc_dons)

Yo-L R NEW TV

FamHiarizincj Yoursemf with Your New TV

HC-R4245W HC-R4745W

HC-R5245W

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: T .......

POWER

Pressto turn the TV on and off. Stand-By Indicator

Lights up when you turn the power off.

- Power Off; Red

- Power On; Off

- TimerOn; Green

@ Remote Control Sensor

Aim the remote control towards this spot on the TV. SOURCE

Pressto switch between viewing TV programs and signals from connected components.

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O MENU

Pressto see an on-screen reenuofyour TV's features.

Q + VOL =

Pressto lower or raise the volume and to select items when using the on-screen menu,

{_ ACHv

Pressto change channels and move between items onthe on-screen menu.

_a {Enter} While usingthe on-screen menus, pressto activate

(orchange) a particular item.

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Connection Jacks {Side}

_< u ('a_l <'o_l_l_'<'t a_l A/V ¢Onl[)O_l_'_l_ that is lLS{'<]O_ll_ o¢¢as[o_laH}, sLLch as a canl¢ord_v

or vkJeo ganle. ]Forinfornmtion on connecting eq[dpnlent; see page i().

HC-R4245W HC-RiTiSW

HC-Ft5245W

{}

0 S-VIDEO input

Connect an S-Video signal from a camcorder or video game.

{_ VIDEO input

Connectthevideosignalfroma camcorderorvideogame.

{} AUDIO input

Connect the audio signals from a camcorder or video game.

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Connection JaBks {Rear}

Use _he re£_r pa£1¢l jacks to con£l@d a£l HV co£11po£lc_t tha_ will ]x CO£1£1@d<J c01_l_il_lutovtsl}TsLtch as a V(}R or a DVD player. Yor tllore i££ortllatio£ on co££ecti££

eqtt[ptllent see pages 1¢_22.

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ANTENNA terminals Two independent cables or antennas can be

connected to these terminals. Use"ANT 1 IN (Air)" and "ANT 2 IN (Cable)" terminals to

receive a signal from VHF/UHFantennas or your cable system.

DVi Video input jaek (Digital Visual hterface} Connect the DVl jackto a device with DVl

output.

Anynet Please refer to the Anynet Owner's Instructions,

OPTICAL Output jack Connect to a Digital Audio component.

COAXIAL Output jad{ Connect to a Digital Audio component.

Audio/Video Output jacks Connect to the audio/video input jacks of a recording VCR.

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Video input jad{s

Connectto the video output iacks of VCRs,DVD players and similar devices.

Audio input jacks

Connectto the audio output jacks of VCRs,DVD players and similar devices.

DVl Audio input jacks Connectto the audio output jacks of a device

with DVl.

COMPONENT input jacks {Y, PB, PR, AUDIO-L/R} Connectto the Component audio andvideo outputs of DVDor DTVSet-TopBox,

480i/480p/720p/1080iY, PBand PRvideo signal

inputs are available,

YovR NEW TV

Remote Contro|

7b •

_< l:t ca_l ltse the remote co_ltro[ lip to al)outt 23 k'et h*otll the TY _vVhe_l ctsi_lg the retllote,

ahva}s poLFlttt dtrectly at the T\_

Yolt ca_l also Ltse yoL*r remote co_ltrol to operate yoL:w%iCR DVD, Cal)[e box and

SatllsLtr_g Set-top l)oxcs. Scc pages 76_77 for details.

POWER

Turns theTVon and off.

ANTENNA

Press to select "Cable" or "Air".

GUIDE

Press to displaythe on-screen Electronic Program Guide (EPG).

Number buttons

Press to select channels directly onthe TV,

Press to select additional channels (digital andanalog)

being broadcast bythe same station. For example, to select

channel "54-3", press "54", then press "-" and "3".

VOL °, VOL + Press to decrease or increase the

volume.

MUTE

Press to temporarily cut off

the sound.

Anynet Please refer to the Anynet

Owner's Instructions.

ANTENNA GUIDE!

MODE

Selects atarget device to be

controlled bv this remote control

(i,e,,TV, Samsung STB, VCR,CaNe

boxor DVD).

PRE-CH

Tunes to the previous channel.

CHA, CHv

Pressto change channels,

SOURCE

Eachtime the button is pressed,

all the inputs connected to the

external component jacks will be

shown in regular sequence.

INFO

Pressto display information on

the TV screen.

EX|T

Pressto exitthe menu.

ENTER

While usingthe on-screen menus,

press Et'_TERto activate (or change) a particular item.

Displays the mahl on-screen

menu.

Controbthecursorinthe menu.

VCR/DVD Contro|s

Controls VCR/DVDfunctions: Rewind, Stop, Play/Pause, Fast

Forward.

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Rernete Control (Bontinued)

POWER

TV SI*B ve_ (ABLE DVD

ANTENNA GUIDE

VoL

ADDiDEL

Pressto addor erase channeJsin

the TV's memorv. Useto memorize

or erase the channel fine tuning.

@ CH. LiST

Displaysthechannellist.

FAVo OH (Favorite Channel) Pressto switch to your favorite channels.

@ P.MODE

Adjust the TV picture b/selecting one of the preset factory settings (or select your persanal, customized picture settings).

P.SJZE

Pressto changethepicturesize.

¢ &MODE

Adjust theTV sound byselecting

one of the preset factor_/settin? (or select,four personal, customized sound settings).

@ SET

Used during set up of this remote

control, sothat it will work compatibly with other devices (VCR,Samsung Set-Topbox, Cable box, DVD,etc.}

SLEEP

Press to select a preset time

interval for automatic shut off.

SELF FOCUS

Pressto adjust for the optimum picture set in the factory,

@ CAPTION

Press to view closed caption information,

BBE

BBEis a built-in effect that adds claritv, punch anddvnamics to the

sound,

@ IV1TS (Multichannel Television

Sound)

Pressto choose "Stereo", "Mono" or "SAP (Secondary

Audio Program}",

RESET

If,/our remote control is not functioning properly,take out the batteries and press the reset

button for about 2-3 seconds, Re-insert the batteries andtrv

usingthe remote control again,

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IN_;TALLATION

Connecting VNF and L]NF Antennas

If yol:u" antenna has a set of leads that look like this see 'Antennas with

300-ohm Flat Twin Leads, _below.

If )7ol:Lrantenna has one lead that looks f[l<e this sec "Antennas with 75-ohm

Eoutld Leads' or1 paso 15.

If you have two antennas, see 'Separate

VHF am] UHF Anu'tmasi or1 page 15.

Antennas with 300-ohm Flat Twin Leads

If yol:Larc l:Lsingan offLair antenna (such as a roof antenna or ' rabbit _'ars ) that has 300- ohm twin flat leads_ follow the dil_cctions below

Placethewires fromthe twinlendsunderme screws onthe300-75omnauaezo_

inotsupplied).Usea screwJriver_ol:Jg_[enme

screws.

Plugtheadaptorintothe

!!AN] ! iN (Air):'terminnlon

the _enrp_el

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INSTALLATION

Antennas with 75-ohm Round Leads

Pk]gtheantennalead r intotLm:rANT! !N(Ar),: / _ A_T_'N

pane!: | _"'_ ANT2 IN

Separate VHF and UHF Antennas

If yOLLhave two separate antennas foi_)_oc(l_TV (one VHF and orle UHF) yOLLmust combine the, two anu:nna signals Before conncctin_ the anu'nnas to the: T\I This procedure r_,qt:([rcs a an olstional cornl)incl_-ac]apto_ _ (availablt_ at most electt_onics shops).

Comlectbothantenna

e_os _O "IriS. CC r|)D!||9-r,

Plug[lie corrle[ner iri[o

the"ANTI IN (Air}"

[er BIrial OR IRe rear

[)ariel,

_cd

VHF

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INSTALLATION

Connecting Cable TV

_c ct can connect d[fhvnt cabh' s}swms R_}ocu _T\_ inchtdklg c'a])lc \vRhoLtt a cable ])ox

and cabh' w_th a cabh' box thatch'scrambh's some or al[ chanmqs.

Cable without a Cable Box If you want to connect cable, and you do not need to use a cabD box:

PlUgthe incomingcable

intothe !'ANT2IN _ A_A_,,

_.._...,_..{Cab!e)':te(minal0nihe c&k'%# ......

Cable with a Cable Box that Descrambles All Channels

Fino ].De cable I!@Z _£ -1-_ ........... .......... _'_

ANTENNA0UTtern _al

31 ,-ur caele pox

2 ANT 1 IN

Corme ;t the other eR(J of

m_scametothe "ANT2 _ ANT2N

IRe [e_{ )aneL

[a ICaeleJ EermlRa_ OI _ {c_)

_ JN OUT

*_ This _ermina! inig]l_ be _abe!ed

'ANT OUT', VHF OUT', ot

simpl} ()(JT".

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INSTALLATION

Connecting to a CabJe Box that DescrambJes Some ChanneJs

If yoLu_cabh"box descrambh'sonly som_'channels (sLwhasprenmLmchannels), fbHow the'

instrt:tctions belov\'. YOLt will n_'eda two-way splitter an RE (z_B,] switch and burr lengths of coaxml cable. (These itetns nrc avaihb_e nt most e_ectrortics stores.)

Findand discBnne ;_ the

CaBle I_lB]: IS CBnReB[eB

tBtile ANTENNA IN

ter --qal on , OUr BBDIB

BOX

CBI BOI[IHS cable [B a

iwo-wa'y SpIK[BL

CBrmecto COBXmlBame Bei:weenai OUTPUT

IBrmlna_ Oil IRe S :}l[]TEef

auu the IN terminal on me came uox.

CBnnec-[a cBaxm_cable Be-[weenthe ANTENNA

OUTtermmm onme

caBJe BBX anB tile B-I[.

-[enTana3nthe A/B

SWI[Cr

This terlnilm[ might bc ]abdcd

LqNT IN, "VHF IN, or simph,, IN.

hICOB_i.gCable _

SpUitter _

CaMe Box

£[ (A/B}

Switch

CBllnect anomer cable

uetweer the ether OUT

-[e_mlna_ OR tile SB _e_"

anameA [Ntermlna_Bn me RFiA/B swltcn

Connec[ule ms[ coax{at came between the OUT [ermma Bnthe RF(A/B}

_witch and tile VHF/UH: te__Bn_ on the rear Bt tile TV,

After yot:t've made this connection set the A/B switch to the _A" position for normal viewing. S_'t the A/B sw_tch to the 'B' position to vh'w scrmnbh'd channels. (When }ot;t set

the A/B switch to "B,' you will need to tumv )our TV to the' cabh' box'e octtput channel whk'h fs utsutally charms 3 or 4.)

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AN_1IN

INSTALLATION

Connecting a VCR

These mstruLctions assume that )oc:Lhave alread) connected 7ocu _TV to an antenna or a cabD TV STSU:nl(according to the instr_tctions on pasts lq-_17). Skip step 1 if 7o_l haw! not

)et connected to an antenn_ o__a cable sTstern.

Con_ecza coaxta_cable De[wee_ me 'ANT 1IN fair/° 1or"ANT 2 IN (CableY'l terminal onUl _TVana u_e an[ellna out terminal on tbe VCR.

,_c axi_[ _nbk is usH'_ll)'h_ htc[cci'_ iLh a VCR. ([1

[10[ gflgOl )'OHK iOOg[l I _l U/IOlliCS _[OlIf

Connect a sat of audio cables between the "AV IN 1

lk RY"{or "AV IN 2(L, R)') jacks on the TV and AUDIO 0UTjacKS onu-e DR,

[[ y )L[ 11_iVl' 8[ 111 10 VC,I_. _l)llltc(L(lllollH) t_ (',R

io OHl dSill_ Bill) IlC HC]iO u_[[3[/.

Connect av dec cable between the "AV IN I (VIDEO" lot "AV iN 2 VIDEO)")jack onthe Tv at adie VIDEO

OUTjack on me VCR

Eo[lc v [n_ il'ls[ru_ c[olls i i 'Vi{whlg _ _J(]E ol FromAntenna

. Also, you can conlt<(:t Io AV 3" on the si¢te paH<:lol TV

TV Rear Panel

DO00

VCR Rear Panel

")t

Video

Cable

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_NSTALLATIQN

Connecting a Second VC£ to Record from the TV

7h •

_( cu_TV carl 5ctld out si_tml5 ol its ])icturc and sordid to bc recorded }>}za secotld Vd}R. ]\> do this, connect youu _second \,'Ca as blloss s:

Comtect a set of audio cables between the !_AVOUT{L, R)'<jacks 0rl the TV and d_e AUDIQ

INiecks Onthe VCR. ®

{The VCR h_p_aiacks migl_tbe caheeon 4_e

Connect avideo cable between the !'AV OUT

(VIDE0)?iack orl the TV and the VIDE0 JN jack

Reib_ to }our VCRE instructions for _nore

aliOF_l_t011_t)<C hOW tO rec) ¢ l_Si_l_t ] S

TV Rear Panel

From Antenna

VCR Rear PaneJ

Connecting a Camcorder

The sh:le ]_anel jacks on your TV nmke it eas} to connect a camcorder to your TY They allow }otL to view the camcordcr tapes without using a VCR. (Also scc ' Viewing an External Signal Soulrce' on page q7.)

Locatedie A/v ouIpuHacKs on me camcorder. The are usua , mona onme sine or rear atthe camcoraer,

TV Side Panel HC-R4245W)

Connect aset of dUUrOcanes between the "AV 3 L RY'

jacl<sonIRaTVand the AUDIOOUT BcJ¢sonme camcoruer.

[_ yo0 II_VI'[ii013(-_[IICO[{LOrCO[IIIC_• Htl[OI]<

U_t[IICO[([I'[ a[[di_l out LtShlf Jill\" OI]C OK did Ctt[gJC

S_Vldeo Cable

Audio Cable

Connect avideo came oetweenthe "AV 3(VIDEO}" lot "So_ 3EO' _ckontheTVa JtheVIDEOOUTjac_¢sonme

camcorae_

T[IC lie [[[o-%,[dco c;i[)_cs _ io_i] ill,it fi[c lieu [[] J[iCll{Llc

v,;lrh _ £iamuotdcr. (1[ zzot c b'cl y m locrd clcctmrzics

S_OfI',) li }'0[ [ C2iiii£ rqcr IS %ICf£( [ic('(lI0 c{]fl[icc[ D

seeol 1_c ebbs

, This ligure shows the grand: rd comx;ctorjack panel The actual co_liigul:atio_l lot your TV m%, be

dillc_ent

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INSTALLATION

Connecting a DVD PJayer or DTV Set-Top Bo×

(480i, 480p0 720p, 1080i)

The rear pane[ lacks on yoLw TV make tt easy to connect a DVD player or DTV Set-Top Box to _our T_,:

Connecting to Y. PB. PR

Connect a set of audio cables between the

"COMPONENT IN I (L, R)" (or "COMPONENTLN2

!L, F;)")jacks onthe TV and the AUDIO 0UT jacks ontbe DVOplayer (or DTVSet-Top Box!:

TV Rear Panel

Connect a SetOfvideo Cablesbetween the

!'COMPONENT iN i(Y, PB,PR)':icr _'C0MPONENT

IN 2 (Y,PB,PR)')jack s onthe TV andthe _tOE0

Video Cable

For _n e;,<p[ana[_onot COmpoz_ez_L video, seeycm_ DVD p[_},_-i_ (o_D-L'Vs_,t:'lbl_Box) o,,_ne_

lllS[£_.[CL1On.

Connecting to Regumar Audio and Video Jacks

1 TV Rear Panel

Connect a sezof audio cables rJetweenzne "AV IN I IL. R " lot /W iN 2(L, R)")iacJ{sonthe TVand th_ AUDIO OUT

backsonthe DVDprayer (or DTVSet-Too Boxt '@_

DVD Player/

DTV Set-Top Box

Con_ecia wueo cape De[weenthe "A\ JNI VIDEO}" (or "AV JN2 IVIDEOY'tjac_ on the TV and tbe VIDEOOUTjack

ontbe DVDplayer (or DTVSe:-TopBox

. Also, )'ou can contt<ct Io AV 3" on the sicte paH<:lol TV

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Audio Cable

Video Cabl_

DVD Player/

DTV Set-Top Box

INSTALLATION

Connecting a Digita| TV Set-Top Box

Connecting to DV| (DJgJta| VJsua| |nterface}

By itt[)_tttittg a high-1)attdwidth Digital (/otttcttt Protcctiott high-dciittitiott [)ictttrc SO_tFCe

to the DVI INPUT .j_ckot_the T_< high-¢[t_iltlitiotlpictt_rescarl])ec[is[)laye¢[oiltht_

scre_tn in their digital form,

Comsecza set oTaudio ( aoms eeTweenthe "OVl IN

AUDIO; (L, R)" iacks on the TVandthe AUDIO OUT

jacks on the Set-TomBox.

TV Rear Panel

Cemleet awGeo cable eetweeJl me "DVI IN

VIDEO)"jack oil the TV and the VIDEOOUTlack

onthe Set-Toe Box.

From Cable or

From Ar_terlr_

DTV Set-T0p B0x

]k_ot('s

o The' DVI INPUT .j;_ck is tlot comp;ltibh' with the' [)icuwc signal of a p_u_sotlal compcLUu _.

• Use a DVI 25-pro cable (comm_u_c[aHy available) m order to digitally corlrlcct the TV with a

DTV &'coJ_'r.

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INSTALLATION

Connecting a Digita| Audio System

Then" arc many bq_'s of digiud a_Ldio systems on tM' market toda)_

A sin@lifted flh:tstration of an at<tie system is shown below. For mo_'e mfommtion; see you_" audio system owner% manual

t TV Rear Panel

if your audio system has a coaxial digits! audioinput, connect ............

t0 tim :(COAXIAL0UT'I jack on the TV ,_....

if your audio system has a optica] digital audio input, connect

to the ' 0P_tCAL 0UT" jack on the TV.

!fyour system has bothcoaxial and @fical digital audio inputs,

Donot comsect bedsoptical and coaxial cables, Tl_ismay Audio

damage your audio system System

• OPTI(AL: (on_,erts the electric signal into an optical light sigl]al, and traHsmite it through gk_ss libers

A transmission s_stem ol digital audio in Ih_ lorm ol a light we',e, S/PDIF Brmat using a glass (ottc[u([or

• (]()AXIAL: The digital audio signal is rec<ived through a coaxial copper cable

Coririecting to an Analog Amplifier

The"AUDIO OUT"tem_ _alscaueo_Ls uses tor ex[erna_speakers. You mus[ nOOKmere uo [o aJ

amom er

Whe_ an audio aIToNfieris conne xea _o-me

"AUDIO OUT"terminals: OeorEaseme gai lvolumel of the audio smulifier, ana aajustthe

vomnle mvei wl[n me volume cuu[roJ onthe TV,

TV Rear Panel

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I INSTALLATIQN 1

installing Batteries in the Remote Contro|

instaJltwo AAA size

: 15i

@ Make sure to match the +' and

'--' ends of the batteries wilh tJ_e

Chagram inside 111("compaHmellt.

*_ Do _o1 mix bailer) lylX,S, i.e.

alkahlle aim manganese.

Remove the batteries and store them in a cool, dry place if you

won't be using the remote control for a long time. (Assuming typical TV usage, the batteries last fo_ about one year.)

The remole contro_ ca_lbe used

up [o about 23 fee/from fl_e T'_:

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OPERATION

Turning the TV On and Off

Press the POWERbutton.

!_,u cf, n a!so use the POWER butt0n on the feo_[ Pane{,

PJug 8{ PJav Feature

Note : The PhLg _%Pla} ff[nctDn operates _lfter plul££ing in the TV

_or _he _irst tinle

Pressme POWERbutton on[ne remo[e comroi

The message "Menu

_[igua_e seal _e_sa]le

Thne whl De set' is

elspiayec Press the ENTER button.

then "Selectthe la _guage

of the OSD" is automa_cm_y dlsp_ayee,

Pressthe ENTERbut[on to

enter []_e _a_ guage

Pressthe A or V )u[_ol [ose[ec[ _anguage,[Ben

[he ENTERbuz_oe,

'*Setec_ Ine 8rl[eRRas [O

e/ereor_2 3, IS

autoraa_ca y displayed.

Plug ATPie} feature doesnt

work when in _l_eAV mode.

Se_e_$ {_Bgl st] as tne menu la }uage

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