Samsung HLN617W, HLN507W, HLN437W, HLN5065W, HLN4365W User's Guide

Safety Instructions

Warning! Important

Safety/nstructions

CAUTION

CAUTION: TO REDUCETHE RISK OF ELECTRICSHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK}. THEREARE NO USERSERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE. REFERALL SERVICING

TO QUAUFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

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CAUTION: FCC/CSA regulations state that any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment may void the user's authori b, to operate it.

CAUTION: To prevent electric shock, match the wide blade of plug to the wide slot, and fully insert the plug.

ATTENTION: Pour eviter les chocs electriques introduire la lame leplus large de la fiche dans la borne correspondante de la prise et pousser jusqu au fbnd.

Note to CATV system installer: This reminder is provided to call CATV system installer's altention to Article 820-40 of the National Electrical Code Section 54 of Canadian Electrical Code Part I that provides guidelines for proper grounding and in oarticular specifies that the cable ground shaII Be connected to the grounding system of }he build- ing as close to the point of cable entry as possible.

Important: One Federal Court has held that unauthorized recording of copyrighted TV programs is an infringement of U.S. copyright laws. Certain Canadian programs may

also be copyrighted and any unauthorized recording in whole or in parfmay be in violation of{hese laws.

To prevent damage which may result in fire or electric shock, I

do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

ThankYouforChoosingSamsung

Thank you for choosingSamsung! Your new Samsung proiection TV represents the Jalestin _elevision _ech-

notog_ We designed Hwith easy_:_useor_screen menus and dosed captioning capabi_itles, making i_

one of the best products in its class. We are proud _o offer you a product tha_will provide convenient,

dependable service and enioyment for years to come.

ImportantSafetyInformation

A_ways be carefu_ when using y_ur TV T__educe the risk _f h_e_e_ec_r_ca_sh_ck_and _ther iniuries '

keep these safely precautions in mind when installing, using, and maln_alning your uni_

• Read all safely and operating instructions before operaling your TV.

• Keep the safely and operating instructions for future reference

• Heed all warnings on the IV and in the operating instructions

• Unplug the TVfrom the walt oudet before cleaning Use a damp cloth; do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners

• Never add any attachments and/or equipment wilbeul approval of the manufacturer Such additions can increase the risk of fire, electricshock, or other personal iniury.

• Do not usethe 1V where contact with water is passible, suchas near bath tubs, sinks, washing machines, swimming pools, elc

• Do not place the IV on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, brackel, or table wbere i_can fail. A failing TV can cause serious iniury to a child or adult, and serious

damage to the appliance Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, brackel, or table recommended by themanufacturer or sold with the IV Follow the

manufacturer's instructions when mounling the unit, and usea mounling accessory recommended by the manufoclurer Move the TV and cart with cole. Quick slops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces can make the unit and cart unsteady and more likety to overturn

• The TV is designed with slots in the cabinet for ventilation _oprotect il from overheating Do not block these openings with any obied, and do not put lhe IV on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface Do

not put the TV near a radiator or heal register ify_oudo put the TV on a rack or bookcase, make sure that there is adequate ventilation and thai you've followed the manufacturer's instruclions for mounting

• Operate your TV only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure of the type of power supplied _oyour home, consult your appliance dealer or local power company

• Use only a grounded or polarized outlet For your safely, this TV is equipped wilh a polarized ahernal-

ing curren__ine plug having one blade wider than the other. This plug will fit into the pawe_ outlet only one way If you are unable 1oinsert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug if the plug still does not fit, conlad an electrician to replace your outlet

Safety Instructions

• Protecl the power cord. Power supply cords sbeu[d be routed so ;hal ;hey won't be walked on or pinched by ob acts placed on or against ;hem Payparticular ot_enttanto cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and ;he potal where ;hey exil from ;he unit

• Unplug ;he TV from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system during a lightning storm or when left una_nded and unused for long periods of time This will prevenl damage te ;he unll from lightning and power4ine surges.

• Avoid overhead power lines An ovlside antenna systemshould hal be placed inlbe vicinity of over- head power linesor other electric ligh_or power circuits, or where il can fall inlo such power lines or

circuits. When installing an outside antenna system,be exlremely carefu_ to keep from _ouching the power lines or circuits Contacl wi;h such lines can be fatal

• Do hal overload ;he wall outlet or exlension cords Overloading can resuff in fire or electric shock

• Do hal insert any;hing ;hrough the openings in ;he unil, where ;heycan touch dangerous voltage points or damage ports Never spill liquid of any kind on ;he TV

• Ground ouldoor antennas ff an outside anlenna or cable

system iSconnected te ;he _, be sure lhe antenna or cable _NN_ _ _%__ system iSgrounded so as to provide some prolec_ion against _ _ "

_x_v_c_ !EX_eL_°_

National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA No 70_1984, pro.............

vides information aboul proper grounding of ;he mast and o_%'Z_ supporting structure, grounding of ;he tead-ln wire ta an ,N__,,o ,_

voltage sur_s and built-up staffc charges Section 810 of the _!o,_,%_o_

antenna discharge vni_,size of grounding conductors, .......

Iocalion of antenna discharge unit, connection to grounding _o_,g_,_¢0,_ electrodes, and requirements for ;he grounding electrode _ _'°_ °_ _ _'_'_

• Do hal attempt ta service ;he TV yourseff Referall servicing to qualified service personne_ Unplug ;he unit from the wall gullet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel when:

The power-supply cord or plug is damaged Liquid has been spilled on the unil or ff obiects have fallen tate ;he uni_ The TV has been exposed to rain or water The TV does not o rate normally b followin the operalin instrucltans

The TV has been 5Pr_pped or ;he ca_inel has _een damage_ The TV exhibits a distinct degradation in performance

When ;he LAMP[gULB ONLY} replacemenl is needed

• tf you make adjustments yourself, adjust only ;hose controls that are covered by the operallng instruc- tions Adjus_tag other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified

technician to restore ;he TV to normal

• When reptacemenl parts are required, be sure ;he service technician uses repJacemenl parts specified by the manufacturer or ;hose that have the same characteristics as the original part Unau;horized

svbstiluffons may resuh in additional damage to ;he uni_

• Upon completion of any service or repairs to ;his T_v perform safely checks te determine that ;he TV is in

This device complies with part t5 of the FCC Rules

(1] This device may not cause harmful taterference, (2] This device must accept any interference ;hat may

This television receiver provides displa_ ;he FCC ru_es

FCCInformation

User Instructions

The Federal Communications Commission Radio

Frequency _nlerference Slatement tac[udes ;he fok lowing warning: NOTE: This equipment has Been tested and found 1ocompty with ;he _imilsfor a Class B digital

device, porsuanl 1oPart 15 of ;he FCC Rutes

Tbese limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection againsl harmful interference in a resi- dential installation This equipment generates,

uses,and can radiate radio frequencyenergy and, if hal installed and used in accordance with ;he tastruclions, may cause bermful interference 1o radio communications. However, ;here is no guar- antee ;hat inlerference will not occur in a particu-

lar installation

If this equipment does cause harmful interference ta radio or television receptions, which can be determined by turning ;he equipmenl off and on, ;he user _sencouraged ta try 1o correct the interfe_

once by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorienl or refecale lhe receiving antenna

• Increase the separation baleen the equipment and receive_

• Connecl ;he equipment into an out_e_ on a eta cui_ different from that to which ;he receiver is

connected.

• Consult ;he dealer or an experienced radlo/TV technician for help.

User information

Changes or modihcaltans hal expressly approved

by the party responsibte for compliance could

void theuser's authority te operate ;he equipmenL

If necessary, consult your deaJel or an experi-

iflffenced [

Warning

User must useshielded signa_interface cables to maintain FCC compliance for the product¸ Declaration of conformity for products marked

with FCC Logo. This device complies with Part t5 of the FCC Rules¸

Opera,on is subiect to the following two condi- _tans:

(1] this device may hal cause harmful interference, and

(2] thisdevice must accept any interference received, including interference ;hal may cause undesired opera_om The party responsible for product compliance:

SAMSUNG ELECTRONICSCO, LTD America QA Labof Samsung

85 West Tasman Drive San Jose, CA 95134 USA

Tel) 408_544_5124 Paxj 408_44_5 _91

Provided with ;his monitor is a detachable power supply cord with _EC320 style terminations¸ It may be suitable for connec_on to any UL Listed person- al computer with similar configuration¸ Before making the connection, make sure the voltage ra_

ing of ;he computer convenience ou_et is the same as the monitor and that ;he ampere rating of ;he computer convenience oulJelis equal to or exceeds the monitor voltage rating¸

Par 1gO Voff applica_tans, use only UL Listed detecbeb_e power cord with NEMA configuration 5-15P type (parallel blades} p_ug cap. For 240 Volt applications use only UL Listed Detachable power supply cord with N£MA configuration

6015P type (tandem blades) plug cap

IC Compliance Notice

This Class _ digital apporalus meets aft require- ments of theCanadian Interference-Caustag Equipment Regulations of ICE_003

Notice de Conformit_ IC Col appo_eil num6rique de dasse B respecte

loutes le_exigences du R_gfemen_ICES-gO3 sur los 6quipements prodeisan_ des interferences au Canada

Table of Contents

Your New Wide TV .......................................................................................... 10

Replacing the Lamp ............................................................................................. tO

Listof Features ..................................................................................................... t 2

Checking Parts..................................................................................................... t 2

Side Panel Buttons ................................................................................................ t 3

Side Panel Jacks ................................................................................................. 13

Front Panel LEDIndicators ..................................................................................... t4

Rear Panel Jacks .................................................................................................. t5

Remote Cont_d .................................................................................................... 16

_nstalling Batteries in the RemoteControl ..................................................... 17

Connections ..................................................................................................... 20

Conneding VHF and UHF Antennas.......................................................................20

Antennas with 300ohm Flat Twin Leads ..................................................... 20

Antennas with 75-ohm Round Leads...........................................................20

SeparateVHF and UHF Antennc_s..............................................................21

ConneclingCable IV aod VCR ..............................................................................22

Cabb withouta Cable Box .......................................................................22

Cable with a Cable Box thai Desc_ambbs All Channels ............................... 22

Connecting a Cable Converter Box ............................................................23

Connecling a Cable Converter Box and a VCR...........................................23

Connecting a Camcorder ......................................................................................24

Connectinga DVD Player.....................................................................................25

Conneding a DTVSet Top Box .............................................................................. 26

Operation ........................................................................................................ 30

Turning the IV On and Off ....................................................................................30

Viewing the Menus and Dispk_ys........................................................................... 30

Selecting the Menu Language ................................................................................ 31

SeJeeting the Antenna _npul................................................................................... 31

Channel Memory ................................................................................................. 33

Changing Channels .............................................................................................. 34

SoJectingYour Favorile Channels ........................................................................... 35

Labeling the Channels .......................................................................................... 36

So_tingThe On/Off Melody .................................................................................. 36

Pidure Control ..................................................................................................... 38

Sound Control ..................................................................................................... 40

So_ting the Clock .................................................................................................. 42

Solting the Timers................................................................................................. 43

Viewing an Rxlernal Signal Source ........................................................................ 45

Special Features ...............................................................................................48

PC Disp(ay ....................................................................................................... 78

Appendix ......................................................................................................... 88

Setting Up Your Remote Control .............................................................................48

RemoteControl Codes ..........................................................................................51

Fine Tuning Channels ...........................................................................................52

Selecting the Color Tone....................................................................................... 53

Selting the Film Mode ...........................................................................................53

DNId _ {Digital Natural Image engine)_ ........................................................... 54

Digital Noise Reduction ........................................................................................ 55

Selting the Blue Screen Mode ................................................................................ 56

Changing the Screen Size ..................................................................................... 57

Special Audio Options ......................................................................................... 59

MTS Setttegs: Choosing a Boundtrack ........................................................ 59

Do'by Virbal ...........................................................................................60

BBE........................................................................................................ 61

Aute Volume ............................................................................................ 62

Viewing Closed Caption Information ...................................................................... 63

Viewing Piclure_in-Pidure....................................................................................... 64

Solecting a Screen ................................................................................... 64

Se[ecling an External Signal ...................................................................... 65

Solecflng a Signal Source (Antenna or Cable) for P_P................................... 66

Swapping the Contents of the PIPand Main image ...................................... 67

Changing the Size of the PIPimage ........................................................... 68

Changing the Pidure4n-Pictu*eChannel ...................................................... 69

Selecling the Sound Source ....................................................................... 70

Changing the Location of the PiP image ...................................................... 70

Using the V_Chip.................................................................................................. 71

Using Your TV as a Computer {PC} Display ............................................................. 78

How to connect Your PC to the TV ............................................................. 78

How te Set up You_PC Soflware IWiodows only) ........................................ 79

Display Modes......................................................................................... 80

How to Set up Your TV as a PC display .................................................................. 81

Piclure Quality Adiuslment .................................................................................... 82

Changing the Posiiion of the _mage(Moving left, right, up and down) ....................... 83

Changing the Screen Size (PC mode) ..................................................................... 84

T_oubleshooting ................................................................................................... 88

Care and Maintenance ......................................................................................... 89

Using Your TV in Another Country .......................................................................... 89

Specifications ...................................................................................................... 89

YourNewWideTV

YourNew Wide'IV

ReplacingtheLamp

• A Proiection TV lamp is a consumable item, and should be replaced from time to time for best proiec- ter operation If the screen image becomes dark, or time_, lamp and Temp LEDsflicker off at the same time, you may have to replace the tamp

• When changing the lamp, you should first verify the type/model, and then use only the correct lamp _eplacemenl Thecode for lamp regulation and usage is marked on the label If you remove the lamp, you can identify this replacement code. Yo_should only replace the lamp with the one of the same reg-

ulation code.

• If you wish tobuy a new lamp, please phone your Service Center or a nearby TV dealer, and tell them the model of your proiecllon unit

• You can idenlify the lamp type on the left side of TVand the lamp cover

• TheTVwi_bedamagedify_uUse_amptha_isdi_eren_mthe_rigin_supp_iedbythemanufac- _uref

• Please don_l remove the lamp excepl when replacing with a new one

• Please turn off TV power before changing a lamp and then unplug after waiting 1 minute.

• TbecoolingfanwiffhelpcoolthelampsoyoucansafelyremoveitThesurfaceoftheLampisvery hot Please wait for 30 minutes after turning off your proieclion TV to handle the lamp

• Please keep the old lamp away from flammable articles and children Dispose of properly.

• Don'l allow dirt or dusl to accumulate inside the lamp cover or on the Lamp

• A dirty cover or lamp can catch fire, explode and cause eleclric shock•

• please don_l louch the ffon_ glass of a new lamp or the glass of the lamp containe_

• _fanew_ampisimpr_per_yhand_ed_thequa_ity_f_hescreenimagecanbea_e_tedandtheexpected lib span of the lamp can be reduced

• Be sure to tightenthe lamp cover on the TV after changing the lamp Note that the TV will not function ff the lamp cover is not securely attached. Please lighten the holding screw on the lamp cover after il

has been attached to the TV

Use a screwdriver te remove the screw as

shown in the picture

_! Remove the Lamp cover.

Use a screwdriver to

_,,_ remove the screws

securing theLamp. There are 2 screws: one

on the left and one on the right. When the screws

have been completely unfastened, theywill still be connected to the body

of the Lc_mp.

_ Separate theLamp from

the engine by holding the bend_eand pulling it out

Toreinstall the Lamp, loi-

low thesesteps in reverse order¸

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• Be sure the replacement Lamp is the same mode[

YourNew WideTV

ListofFeatures

Your TV was designed and engineered using the latesttechnology (t is a full-featured,

high-performance unit that exceeds industry standards, In addition, it has these special features:

• Easy-to,operate remote control

• Easy-lo-useor_screen menu syslem you can access fi'om the side pJne) or remo_econtrol

• Au)omafic time_)o turnthe TV on and off a) cmy time you choose

• Adiustable pic)ure and sound set)ings and the ability )o memodze you_ (avod_e settings

• Au)omatic channel tuning for up to 181 channels

• A special _ller toreduce or e(iminale recep)ion problems

• Fine tuningcontrol for the sharpest picture possible

• A buibin muhi-channe(sound decode_ for slereo and bilingual listening

• BuiINn, dual channel speakers

• A special sleep timer

• Pictureqn-Pie)urecc_pabilily that lets you wafch F,vo channels at once

• Widesc_een TV with ad(ustable image size

CheckingParts

Once you have unpacked your TV, check to make sure thatyou have all the pc_rtsshown here (f any piece is missing or broken, call your dealer

This A/V Cable

Television Remote Control

(RP59-O0016A)/

AAA Ratterles

(4301-000121)

Manual

Warraaty

Card

(AA39-40001 B)

SidePanelButtons

The bul)ons on the side pa_eJ confro( your TV'sbasic features, including the on-screen menu system To use lhe more advanced fealJ_es,you mL_sluse the temole conlro(

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SidePanelJacks

Use the side panel iacks to connect a component Ibat is used only occasionally (o comcorder or video

game, for example).

O VIDEO Input jack

O AUDIO Input jacks

@ S-WDEO Input jack

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YourNew WideTV

FrontPanelLEDIndicators

The three lights on thefronl pcsnelindicaIe the status of your TV,

Indicator LightKey

• : Ligh_isOn

_: L_ghtis Blinking

0 : L_ghtis Off

Tinier Lamp Pemp Indication

0 • O the set is operating normally

0 _ © the picture wiff automatically appear in about 25 seconds

• _ O _bout 25 seconds GI O @ _, cooitag Ion inside the set is not operating normaffy

GI _ _ Lamp may be defective. Piease contact a certified technician

_tandby state

_,uta Timer ON/OFF has been set and the setwill automatically be turned on in

2beck if the ventilation hole on the rear of the set_sblocked, because ff the

RearPaneiJacks

Use the rear panel iacks to connee_components such as a VCR,

You can connect _vo differentcomponents such as two VCRs, Set-TopBox and a DVD player etc,

because there are two sets of video input iacks and one set of component video input iacks on the rear panel of your TV For more in[ormattan, please see "Conneclions".

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• It takes about 30 seconds for theTV to warm up, so normal brightness may not appear immediately.

• The TV has a fan ta keep thetaslde lamp from overhea_ing. You'll occasionally hear idworktag

YourNew WideTV

RemoteControl

You can use the remote control up to a distanceof abou123 feet ham the TV. When using the remote,

cdwoys point _tdiredly a_ the TV The remote contco_can also operal_ your VCR, cable box, and DVD player¸

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Installing Batteries in the Remote Contrd

With normal use, the belfries in lbe remote conlrol should lost aboul c_year If yo_ notice a performance

degradation whiJe using the remote, the batteries may need _obe replaced Make sure you replace both botieries and do not mix aid a_d new ba_ries in the remote control if yo_ won't be _sing the remote

control [or o long time, remove the batteries and store them in a cool dry place

Slide the back cover ol_the way o_t to open the battery compartment o[ the remote control

_ns_ll t,,vo AAA size batteries

.., Make sure to match the "+" and

"-" ends of the batteries with the diagram inside the comparlment.

_'_ S_ide the cover back into place

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Connections

ConnectingVHFandUHFAntennas

ff you do not have a cable system, you will need to connect an antenna to your TV

Antennaswith 300-ohm Flut Twi_ Leads

If your antenna looks like this: _ i_has 300_ohm fiat twin leads

Place the wires from the lwin

leads under the screws on the 300-75 ohm adapter¸ Use a

screwdriver to tightenthe

screws.

2 Plug the adapter into the

.., ANT-A terminal on theback

panel oFthe TV.

Antennaswith 75-ohmRoundLeads Ifyour antennalookslikethis: _ it isan antennawith 75_ohmroundleads

SeparateVHF aad UHFAnlels

If you have _o separate antennas for your TV (one VHF and one UHF), you mus_combine the lwo antenna signals before connecting them to the TV.This _equires a combiner atiachment, which

you can Buy at an electronics slope

ConneclBoth antennQ

leads te the combiner

Plug the combiner into the

_ on theANT-A terminal

Back panel oFthe TV

Pbg the antenna lead into the

ANT-A terminalon the Back paneJ of the TV

Connections

ConnectingCableI'VandVCR

You can connect different cable systems_o your TV, including cebte without a cable box, and cable with a cable box that descramNes someor all channels.

Cablewithout a Cable Box

if you want to connect cable, and you do not need to use a cable box:

Plug the incoming cane

inlo the ANT-A Qnlenna ter-

minal on the back of the T_

Cablewitha CableBoxthatDescramblesAllChamPs

Find the cable that is cor_ healed 1othe ANTENNA

OUT le_minal on your ccsblebox This I_rminal

might be labeted "ANT OUT," "VHF OUT," or sim-

ply, "OUtV'

_ Connect the other end of

this cable to the ANT A antenna lerminat on the

back of the TV

Connectinga Cable Converter Box This connection allows you 1owatch cable and premium channe&. You should keep your TV

selected 1oANT-A so that you can use the TVfeatures When viewing premium channels, setecl ANT-g and tune the TV to channel 3 or 4 (whichever channel isvacant in your area), then use the converter box tochange channe&. Youwilt need two coaxial cables

Note: When you use a converter box with

your TV, thele may be fealures thai you can

nol program using the remole conlro_, such as programming your favorite channels and Necking channels

Connectinga Cable Converter Box and a VCR This connection allows you to watch and record basic cmd premium cable channels, c_swell as

watch videotapes You should keep your TV selected to ANT-A so that you can use the TV's fen- lures When viewing #_emlvm channels or _ecording with the VCR, select ANT-B (whichever cbon-

nel is vacant in your area), then use the converter box 1ochange channels

1YR_rP_

Caution: If you wahl torecord one channel

while watching anothel channel, a sptit_er

(no_included} must be added between the cable and ANT-A One output of the splitter

goes to ANT-A end thesecond output is connected to IN on the cable converter

box.

if you have a mona VCR, connect L/Mona to VCR Audio OUT using only one audio

cable

if you have a S_VHSVCR, use the SMdeo conneclions and _emove the video cable

Do not connect the video cable and the S-vldeo cable to videot simuhaneously

When you use a conveMel box with your

tV theremay be features thai you can not

p_ogram using the remo_econtrol, such as p_ogramming your favorite channels and blocking channels

Connections

ConnectingaCamcorder

The side panel iacks on your TV make it easy to connect a camcorder to your TV. You can use you_ camcorder to view tapes withoul using a VCR

Locale the A/V output jacks on thecamcorder. They are

usually found on the side or back o_ the camcorder

Connect an audio cable

between theAUDIO OUT- PUTiack on the camcorder

and the AUDIO terminals on the side of theTV

If your camcorder is stereo, you mus_connecl two sepa-

rate cables (The audio cables are usual-

ly included with the cam- corder)

,_ Connect a video cable _j_ between theVIDEO OUT-

POTjack on the camcorder

and theVIDEO terminal on

theside of the TV. (A video cable is usually included with the camcorder } To watch a tape, follow your

camera's instructions and

thesection on "Viewtag an

External Signal Source" in

thismanual

TVS'd*®nm Camoard*r

Camcolder

Connectinga DVDPlayer

The rear panel jacks on your 1V make it easy to connect a DVD player to your IV

Connectingto Y,Pb,Pr

Connect a se_of audio

cables bet_veen the imll Component 1AUDIO IN

jacks on the TV and the AUDIO OUT iacks on the

DVD player

To enable Component video

viewing, connecl video cables be_een the

Component1 (Y, P_and P_) jacks on the TV and Y,Pb

and P_(or Y, C0, C*}output jacks on the DVD player

Note: Foron explanation o_ Componenl video, see your DVD p_ayer_sowner's man-

uaL

Connectinglo nudio and video jacks

Connect a se_of audio

cables between the AUDIO IN jacks on the TV and the

AUDIO OUT iacks on the DVD player

'_ Connect video cables _, bet_veen the VIDEO OUT

jack on the DVD player and the VIDEO IN iack on the

lV_rl_,d

P/_Par_

Connections

ConnedingaDTVSetTopBox

Connectingto Y,PbPr

Connect a se)of audio

_ cables between the

Component2 or Component3 AUDIO IN iacks on the TVand the

AUDIO OUT jacks on the

Se)Top Box.

_ Connect video cables

between theComponent2 or Componenl3 Y, Pband P_ inputs on the TV and Y,Pb

and Pr (or Y, Cb, C r) OUtpUtS

on the Set Top Box Note: For an explanation o( Component video, see your Set Top Box owneds manu-

Connectingto DVI (Digital Visual

Interface)

Connect a se)of audio

_ cab(es between the PC

AUDIO _N iac_,son the TV

and the AUDIO OUT jacks on the Set Top Box

_ Connect video cables

between the DVI iN iack on the TV and the DVI OUT

iack on the Set Top Box.

h,t,M_ ('Jh41. m

TVR_orPoner

DTV S_rT_ B_

Connectingto R,G,8

Connex:l a se_o_audio

cables between the PC AUDIO IN iacks on the _/

and the AUDIO OUT iaeks on the Se)Top Box.

_ Connect video cables

between the PC IN jack on the TV and the RGB OUT

iaek on the SetTop Box

TVR_orPon_

D_ S_rT_ B_

DTV Se_T_B_x

Operation

TurningtheTVOnandOff

Pressthe Power bul_onon the remole control or on the side pene_ to turn your W on and off

ViewingtheMenusandDisplays

The on-screen menu system allows you to control the settings of your TV. Access the on-screen menu syslem by pressing the Menu buffon on the remote control¸ Once the or_screen menu appears, use

the ioysllek button on your remote control to move belw_n menu item¸ r select menu items, and make adius_menls You can also view the on-screen menu system and make some adiuslments using the TV's side paneJ buttons.

Displuyiagthe Menus

With the power on, pressthe Menu bulten on the remote con-

t_l The main menu appears on the screen

The Video menu is selected.

Use the ioystick (up, down) or

_/! CH(A, _)buttons to move to

ilems in the menu Use the ioy- stick (rightI or VOL(+) buttons

to display, change, or use the selected ilems Use the ioystick (_ or I_-)button to enter items

in the menu.

On-screen menus disappear from

the screen automatically after abou_ thirty seconds, or you can press the

Menu button on your remote control

lo exit the menu

SelectingtheMenuLanguage

Choose a language for the on-screen menus: English, Spanish or French

Pressthe Menu button

_/ Move the ioystlek down to

seJeclSETUP,then press the joystick to enter

,2_ Move the ioystiek down _o

selec_"Language"

_ Move the ioystick right o_ left

,_,_ to select the language,

Pressthe Menu button on the remote control _oexit the menu

SelectingtheAntennaInput

You can connect to two differenl signal sources by choosing theanlenna input(ANT A o_ ANT 13)

Pressthe Menu button Move the ioystiek down to select

SETUP,then press the ioy_iek to enter¸

DisplayingStatus Information

Pressthe Display button on the

remote conlroh The TV will dis- play the chQnnel, current time,

and theaudio signal you are

lls_eningto

Pressthe ioys_iek to enter, The chcsn- nel setupmenu will appear¸ The first line o_ the menu is selected

p' Move the ioystick right or left to

Pressthe Menu button on the remote control _oexit the menu¸

Operation

ChannelMemory

Your TV can memorize and stole a]t of the cbenneis available Once the channels are memorized, you can use the CH;\ and CH'_ buttons _o scan through the available channels

Selectingthe BroadcastSource Before memorizing available channels, you must select what broadcas_ sours your TV isconnect-

ed to, either an antenna ol a cable system

Pressthe Menu button. Move the joystick down to

select SETUP,then p_essthe ioystlek to enter.

P_essthe ioystick _oenter The

i_!i channel setup menu will

appear. Move the joystick down to sele¢_"Air or CATV"

_ Ifyou are connected te an \.J antenna, leave "AIR" dis_

played¸ Ifyou connected cable, pressthe ioystick to the

right to display the lype oF cable sysl_m: "STD," "HRC,"

or "IRC " {If you are not sure which lype of cable system you have, con_ac_your cable compan_l

Storimj Channelsin Memory Automatically

First, select the broadcast source as described on the previous page With

the Channel Setup menu on screen, move the joystick down to seJecl "Auto CbenneJ Memory"

Pressthe joystick to enter. The TV wiJJ

_ begin memorizing aft of the avaiJabb

stations Pressthe VOL+ Button at any time to interrupt the memorization

process

NOTE

• WhentheANTBmodeisselected, lheauloprogrammiegrunsonthemainscreen

Adding and ErasingChannels

Use the number buffons to select the

channel you want _o add or erase

add a channel, select it and p_essthe

_ Add/Erase button on the remote control

The channel wiff be added _othe TV's memory and the word "Channel added"

will appear in the corner of the screen

p, To erase a cbennel, select it and then ,_ press the Add/Erase Button on the

remote control The word "Channel erased" wiff appear in the corner of the

screen Youcan slill view a cbennel thai has Been erased from memory By using

the number buttons on the remote controJ to select the channel directly

Operation

ChangingChannels

Yov can change cbenne_son your TV by using the CH /\ and CH _" buttons, or by direct selec- tlonusing the number buttons. You can use the number buttons to Iune to any channel (even one

that has been erased or has not been memorized)

Usingthe ChannelButtons

Pressthe CH/_or CH _/ buttons te change channels

The TV changes each channel in order, vp or down,

depending on which button you press. You will see all the channels that theTV has memorized (The TV m_st have memorized a_least threechannels) Youwill not see cbenne_s thatwere not memorized or have been erased,

UsingtheNumberButtons

Tochangetosingledigi_channels(0-9_faster,press

"0" beforethesingledigit Exam_:For_hennel4,p_e_"O/lhen"4/'

To select a channel over 100, press the +100 button

first. Exempt:Por_henne1122,pre_"+fO0,"then"2,_lhen"2/

Usingthe PreviousChanael

Pressthe Pre_h button on the remote conlro_ The TV ¢honges to the las_ channel you were watching

Scanningchannels

You can automatically scan aft of the channels in memo-

ry at the touch of ivstone button Pressthe Scan button on the remote control. The TV will change the channels

automatically, one by one Scanning channels wilt be displayed in the PIPwindow To stop channel scan, press the Scan button again

fl0TE

• When the ANT B mode is selected, the channel scan function doesnq work

SelectingYourFavoriteChannels

You can store up to ten of yov_favorite channels for each available input source (such as TVand CATV} Then, when you press the Fav.CH button on the remote conlrot, the TVdisplays only the

favorite channels you previously stored, allowing you to quickly and easily find frequently

walched channels.

ToStoreYourFavoriteChannels:

Pressthe Menu buffon Move

l thejoystick down to select

SETUP,then press the ioystick to enter

Pressthe ioystick to enter.

The cbennet setup menu will appear¸ Move theioystick down to select Air or CATV,

then move the ioystick to theright to displc_y the lype o_

cable system or Ai_

'_/ Move the ioystick down to _ select"Favorite Channel",

then press the ioystick to

enter.

Move the ioystick to the _efi

/_ or right to selectchannel

Note: Only memorized chan-

nels can be set as Favorite

channels,

ToViewYourFavoriteChannels:

Pressthe FavCH button repeatedly to jumpfrom one favorite channel

to anothe_

The favorite channels are selected in as_nding sequence¸

Operation

LabelingtheChannels

Use this feature to assign an easy-tocemember label to any channel (ie, "CBS', "ESPN', "PB$2", CNN1 ", elc) A label consists of four fields, where each field is a letler, a number, or a blank When the DISPLAYbutton is pressed, the channel label will appear next to the channel

nvmber.

Pressthe CH F_or CH v but- tonto _uneto the channel that

will be labeled

/_ Pressthe Menu button. Move

the ioystick down to select

SETUP,then press the joystick

®®@

®01,i

_oenter.

Press the ioystick to enler

3 Move the ioystick down to

select Labeling

/_ Move the ioystick to the right

to begin labeling (Each fobel

has four fields See top para- graph.) Move the ioystick up or down

to select a [ette_, a number, or a blank (Pressing the CH but-

ton resull$in thissequence:

A,B, Z, blank,g,1,..9).

SettingTheOn/OffMelody

You can hear dear melody sound when the 1V is powered On or Off.

,_ Pressthe Menu button Move

the joystick down _o select

SETUP,then p_essthe joystick

_O enter¸

Move theioystick down to

_ seJectMelody.

i®®i®

_] Move the ioystick tothe right _>,_ or left to select"On"

_ Pressthe Menu button to exit.

_,} Move the ioystick to the right

to switch _o the next field, which will be selected SeJect

a second _etteror digit using joystick(upor down}, as

above Repeat the process to select thelast t,,vodigits

Pressthe Menu button _o exil

Operation

PictureCentre(

Using the tame)e, you can change the contrast, brightness, tint, color, and sharpness setengs of the TV.

Customizingthe Picture

")i Pressthe Menu button,

P_essthe ioysttek _oenter

Move the joystick down to

.... select Adjust, then press the

ioystick te artier. You will see the items "Conl_ast",

"Brightness", "Sharpness", "Color" and "Tint".

_ Move the ioystick up or down ,_,_) fo select the item you want fo

change

Move the iaystick right or left )o raise or fowe_ the value of

the item, using the on-screen gauge as your guide¸

When you are finished adjusting an item, wait a moment The

level indicator will disappea_ and the Video menuwill return.

You can continue ta make adjustments, or p_essthe Menu button to exff

UsingAutomatic("Standard") PictureSetlings

P_essthe FtMode bulton on the _emote control _ochange the picture settings.

PressPMode repeatedly to select the

f_ "Dynamic", "Standard", "Movie" or

"Custom" picture setting¸

Guide to Automatic Picture Seltings

• Choose Standard ta set the TV _o operate at top performance according to your TV's speeifiea)ions

• Choose Dynamle for viewing the TV during the day or when there is Bright tlght in the _oem.

• Choose Movie when vtawing the movie.

• Choose Custom if you wan) Io adius) the seltings yourself.

Operation

SoundControl

You can control and customize the sound levels and seffings of the TV with the _emotecontrol Using the or_screen menus, you can change the TV's bass, lreble, and balance settings.

Adjustingthe Volume

PressVOL + to raise the volume or VOL - to lower the volume

Using the Mute Button Pressthe Mvl_ buffon on the female

control to silence thevolume Theword "Mute" wiff appear inthe lower leftcor-

ner oFthe sc_een_

To turnmule off, p_ess the Mule button again, o_ raise or lower the volume

with theVOL - and VOL ÷ buffons

_j_ Move the ioystick up or down to select

the item you want to change.

Move the ioystick right or left to raise or

_ Iowe_ the value of the item, using the on-

screen gauge as your guide,

You can contlnue to make adjustments, or press the Menu button 1o exil,

UsingAutomatic(Sta_ard) SoundSettings

P_esstheSMode buffon on the remo_e con_ol to change the automalic sound

selling.

Customizingthe Sound

Pressthe Menu bu_on Move theioystiek down to

selec_SOUND, thenpress the joystick to enter

Move the joystickdown to

_ selectAdiush then press the

joystick to enter You will see lhe items "Bass", "Treble" or

IIBglaiice" '

Continued...

_! Pressthe SMode bvffon again toselect

the "Standard", "Music", "Movie", "Speech" or "Custom" sound setting

Guide to Automatic Sound Settings

• Choose Standard for the "factory" sellings (the best choice for most people}

• Choose Music when watching music videos or concerts

• Choose Movie when walching a movie

• Choose Speech when watching a show that is mostly dialogue, like a news show.

• Choose Custom if you want to adiust thesetlings yourself.

Operation

SettingtheClock

ThisTV has a buth-in clock thai will appear on screen when you press the Display button on the _emotecon_ro_ Setting thisclock cs_soaffows you to use it to automatically turntheTV on or off

Pressthe Menu bu_on. Move the joystick down to

select SETUP,then press the joystick to enter

Move the joystick down to

_i _ select Time, then pressthe

ioystick to enter.

_ Move the ioystick right to

select the hour Move the ioy- stick up or down to select the

correct hou_

,_i _ Move the joystick right to

select the minute Move the

joystick up or down toselec_

the correcl minute¸ When selecting the hours, be

sure to select the proper time

of day (am or pro)

SettingtheTimers

This TV can be set to turnon or off automatically at specific times thatyou choose_ Before using

the timers, you must set the TV'sclock, asdescribed previously

Setlingthe On/Off Timer

Pressthe Menu button Move the ioystick down to select SETUP,then press the ioystick to enter

d_,_ Move the ioystick down toselect _me, _' then press the joystickto enter,

#,,

Move the joystick down toselect the

"On T_me" Move the ioystick right to selec_the hour, then Move the ioystick

up or down to adius_the hour for the TV to _urn on When selecting the hours, be sure to select the proper time oFday (am or pm]

Move the ioystick right to select the minute Move the ioystick up or down to ¢_'_ _:_ adiusttheminuIe.._.4 _,. --:--_

I wM,?_mw 4 of

,!, PressMenu to exil the menus,

Continued.

Operation

Move the ioystiek right to select off, then

move the ioystick up or down to select

-or]" ¸

When any of thetimersare set, the "Time_" LEDwill illuminate (front or side panel of TV)

When you are finished, move the ioy-

_ stick right

If you wan_ to set the OfF l_me, move the

/7 joystick down to select the "Off Time"

Set the "Off Time" iust as you set the "On Time"

If you want to sel the volume level or channe_when the TV turns on, move the

ioystick down to select "On Timer Vol" or "On T_merCH" Move the ioystich

righl to set the volume level at to selec_ thechannel you want when theTV turns

on pressthe Menu bLfllon to return to

normal viewing,

SettingtheSleep.timer Youcansetyour TVtoautomaffcallyturnoff aftera prese_interval

ViewinganExternalSignalSource

Selectingthe Signal Source

Use the remote control to switch belween viewing signals from connected equipment, suchas

VCRs, DVD, Set-Topbox and the TV source (broadcast or cable}.

Make surethal the remote

control is controlling the TV

sel Pressthe MODE button and make sure thai the"TV" LEDis illuminated

PressTV/VtDEO on the

_! remote control, and the fol-

lowing on-screen menu will appear

i_,_ Move the ioystick up or down

to select a particular signal source, and then press the

ioystick to activate it,

When you connecl equipment tothe TV, you can choose

be_een the following sels of iacks: Video 1, Video 2, S-video t, S-video 2, Componenl l, Component 2, Component 3, DVI or

PCon theTV's rear panel, and Video 3 or S-Video 3 on the TV's

side panel

i PresstheS'oepbo"oooo'horeooteco ,to,

YOU'llsee "Off"althebottomofthe _EP _o

2 _een Pressthe Sleep buffon to select

the time interval for the TV to stay on The intervQI ranges kom 10 to 360 mir_

UteS

RemoteConffol VCR/DVD Buttons

Flip the covet of the remote control up _oaccess buffons tha_ccm

conlrol the lape functionso_ a connected VCR or DVD, incIuding

Rewind, Play, Fast Forward, Stop and Pause

Flip the cover of your remote con-

_I trol unit {or access to the temperune-

lion controls Pressthe appropriate buttons to control your VCRor DVD

SpecialFeatures

Special Features

SettingUpYourRemoteControl

This TV's remote cont_ot can operate almost any VC£, cable box, or DVD. After it has been set up p_ope_ly,your _emote conlrot can operate in four dif_rent modes: TV, VCR, Cable, or DVD Pressing the corresponding button on the remote control allows you to switch between these modes,

and contro_whichever pte_" of equipment you choose¸

Note

The remote control mighl not be compa_ble with all DVD Players, VCRs and Cable boxes¸

Serling Up the Remote to Operate YourVCR

_rn off your VCFL

2 Press the MODE button and make surethat the VCRLED is illuminated

_l P_essthe Setbutton on your TV's _emote

con_rot

d_ Using the number buttons on your remote

control, enter three digits of the VCR code lis_edon page 51 of this manua_

for your brand of VCR Make sure you entez three digilsof thecode, even if the first digit is a "0" (If mo_e than one code is llsled, lry the firstone.)

P_essthe Power buffon on the _emole

_ con_oL Your VCR should turn on if your

remote is set up correctly. If your VCR does not turn on afle_ set up,

repeat steps 2, 3, and 4, but try one of theother codes _istedfor you_brand of

VCR. If no other codes are listed, try each VCRcode, 000 through 089

SetlingUptheRemotetoOperateYourCableBox

/ Turn off your cable box

_ Pressthe MODE button and make sure

that the Cable LED is illumtea_ed

_, Press the SETbolton on your TV's remo_e _ control

Using the number bultons on you_ remote

/_ con_ol, enter three digits of the cable

box code listed on page 51 of this manu- al fo_your brand of cable box Make sure you enIer three digits of the code,

even if the first digit is a "0." If there is more than one code listed, lry the first

one

¢_ Pressthe Power balkan on the remote

_j conlrot You_cable box should lurn on if

your remote is set up correctly If your cable box does not turn on after

sel up, repeal steps 2, 3, and 4, but try one of the other codes listed for you_

brand of cable box If no othe_ codes are listed, try each code, 000 through

077

Note o,1Using Remote ControlModes: Cable Box

Note on UsingRemote Control Modes:VCR • When your remote control is in "Cable Box" mode, thevolume buttons still control your TV's vol-

• When your _ernote co_ro_ is in "VCR" mode, the vo_me buttons still control your TV's vo_me

ume

Special Features

SettingUptheRemoteto OperateYourDVD

,, Turn of[ your DVD

Pressthe MODE huron and make sure

,, tbe_ the DVD LED is iJJumina_ed

_D PreSScontroltheSETbulion on your TV'sremote

_ Using the number buttons on your

remote control, enter three digils of the DVD code [is_edon page 51 of this manuaJfor your brand of DVD Make sure you enter three digils of the code,

even if the firstdigit is a "0/' [[ there is

more than one code listed,try the first

one.

5_,_ Pressthe Power button on the remote

control Your DVD shoutd turn on if your remote is set up correctly

If your DVD does not turnon after set up, repeat steps 2, 3, and 4, bu_try one of the otbe_codes tisted foryou_

brand of DVD if no othe_codes are _is_- ed, lry each code, 000 through 008

NoteonUsingRemoteControlModes:DVD

• Whenyour remo_econtrolis in "DVD"mode,the volumebultonsstiffcontrolyourTV'svolume

RemoteControlCodes

VCRCodes

_o79

Ak_ 017,_,023, D27,030

BzoY_qti= 010

CilJzen _07,_9, 0L3, O_J,0_, 052 Colic 014 Cnd_ 007_012

Cml_,-Ma_b_s 000, 007, O0_01'_,

015, 04_, 053, 0_., 067

D_ 01€,016

G_ _, 007, COB,D32,GS3 GOVideo O07

1fJ_c_i 005,015, 0_5,_06 _am= eep]eT 00S

016,_0,03_, 031,0_3

]O. _ _,014,015, D30,046

g==v_od 0_, 0_4,(]_6, 030,046

CableBoxCodes

02_, 0_0, V_ 067, V,_, g69

003, 012, Or3, fl_,O_B

DVDCodes

_ps 001

Ta_ OO3

o]5

O27

01'_

037, 063, 046

fl_7,043

002

NSC OO9

Oak 016.038 Osk Sk'F_ 016

Fa_so_c 003,02T, 0_, _1,

Phlll_ flO_ 008, 019. 021, _6,

028, g_9, O_,Z,_3, O'lO,O_L

_tek 007, 0_

R_ 003,012, 013

SA 070,071,072

073,074

0b_ 020, 0_4, 07€, 077

RCA ggO,_, 00T,0Og,02E_

_/_ 007,0]], _2, Ob_,0€2.077

S_myp O_,O_2

S_ O0_ 005, 009,OLd,018,

S_a7 017,_6,038 STlvmia fl_B, 015, _g, 053, 0_6

TalLy 0_,015

T_ 030

T_ 0Off

T_ g67 Ta_hib_ gO_,0t3, 019,O_g,0€_ T_ OO_00g lJ_clt_h gO}'

_2, 013. 015, _7, (_l, 035

Z,e_th 0t t,017,_6,0_

5FIvaa_ 011,059

L_z_ 0_1, 0_., O_l

007, 0C8, 0lg. _r2l, 0_5,

0_8, O'zg,0_2, 0_. 0_0,O+l

_th 014,_42, 057, 0_].

016

013,041,049,0_8

0t9, g_.S,043, _

OO7

075, 076

Special Features

FineToningChannels

Fine tuningJetsyou monuoly adjust the TV's tuner if you hove difficulty tuningin a channel

_I Using the number buttons on

t the remote conlro_, selectthe

channel yo_ wahl 1ofine lune.

_iiii[ij3x {}iii{J!liiiji

Press the Menu button on the

iD@@

®®@

IiDi®I

_ remote control Move the joy-

stick down toselect SETUP,

then press the joystick to

artier

i®iq

_,_ Pressthe joystick 1oenter in <,_ the Channel setup menu.

Move the ioystick down to

select the Fine tune, then

move the ioystiek right or _efl

to adjust the finetuning

Tostore the fine tuningsettng

in the 1V's memory, move the

ioystek up (A heart icon will

appear)

Toreset the fine tuning to "0,"

move the ioyslck down

Pressthe Menu button to exiL

SelectingtheColorTone

®®@

,_ Pressthe Menu button

I Press the joystick 1o artier

_ Move the ioystck down to ,_o select Color Tone, then

move the ioystick right repeatedly toselect "Normal', "Warml ",

"Warm2", "Coot2" or "Coon"

,p_ Pressthe Menu button to exit,

SettingtheFilmMode

On: Automatically sensesand p_ocessesflim signals fromeli

sources and adiusts the picture for optimum quality.

Off: Switches off the Fire mode

P_ess the Menu button Pressthe joystick 1o enter

Move thejoystick down 1o

_ select Film Mode, then

move the joystick 1othe right or left to select "On" or

"Off".

#}) Pressthe Menu button to exit _,f Note: Film mode is supported in

4801 only¸

Special Features

DNle_M(DigitalNaturalimageengine)

Samsung's New Technology enables Qn improved image with detail, conlrasl and white enhance, ment and 3D noise red_ction

Pressthe Menu bulten.

_/ Pressthe ioystek to enler

i ii

's'5 Move the joystickdown to

@@@ii!i:

j@@i®! iii

£ select DNle, then move the

ioystck to the right or left ta select "On", "Demo" or "Off"

Quick way lo access DN_e:

Justpressthe "DNle" button

on the remote control ta select "DNle On" or "DNle Demo"

_ Pressthe Menu button to exit

Guide ta DNle Settings

• On: Swffches on the DNb mode

• Demo: The screen before applying DNb appears on the right and the screen after applying DNle opgeQrson the left.

DigitalNoiseReduction

If the broadcast signal received by your TV is weak, you can activate the Digital Noise Reducton feclure to help reduce any static and ghosting that may appear on the screen

Pressthe Menu butten

'_i Pressthe ioystick to enter

Move theioystck down to

i_ select Digital NR, then

move the ioystck to the right or left ta select "On" or

"Oil"

!} Press the Menu butten to

exiL

• Off: Switchesoff theDNlemode

nOTE

• TheDNle functiondoesn'toperatein the PCand DVImodes

Special Features

SettingtheBlueScreenMode

If no signal is being received or the signal is very weak, a blue screen automatically _eplaces the noisy picture background. If you wish to continue viewing the poor picture, you must sel the"SIue screen" mode to "Off"

Pressthe Menu butlon on the remote control, Move the ioY-

stick down toselect SETUP, then press the ioystick to

er*_r

Move theioyslick down to

2 sebct Blue Screen,

®®@

i} Move the ioystick _othe right _,+, or leftto select"On" or "Off".

,_,, Pressthe Menu button to exit.

ChangingtheScreenSize

When you pressthe ASPECT bulton on the remote control, the TV's screen mode choices a peal

in sequence The screen displays in this order: Wide, Panorama, Zoom1, Zoom2, Norma_

The name of the screen mode will be displayed at the bottom of the TVscreen

Wide

Setsthe picture fo 16:9 wide mode.

Panorama

S®$

®@®

Use thismode for the wide aspect ratlo of a panoramic piclure

D®:@

Zcom|

Magnifies the size of the picture on _een.

_u can also move the picture on screen using the "Scroll" function¸ Pressthe CH

IA, v) buttons to scroll the picture.

Zeom2 Magnifies the size of the picture more

than Zoom 1 You can also move the picture on screen using the "Scroff" function Pressthe CH

I/\, v) buttons to scroff the picture.

S¸ i Si!_

,\;v;;£ i

Normal

Setsthe picture fo 4:3 normal mode This is a slandard TV screen size

conlinued .

Special Features

NOTES

• You can se[e_clonly Wide, Normal[4:3) scleen size in the Component Mode,

• Screen slze can't be changed in the DVI and PC (1080i} mode.

• You can select Wide(W}, WideIPC } screen size in the DV_and PC (720p) Mode.

• You can select Wide(W}, WideIPC}, Normal(4:3) screen size in the DVI and PC (480p) Mode.

• If you set PIPON in any mode (Normal, Panorama, Zoom1, Zoom2) except Wide, the mode wiff a_lomatica[ly change to Wide

SpecialAudioOptions

NITS Settings: Choosinga Soundtrack

Depending on the parlicular p_ogram being b_oadcast, you can listen to stereo, mono, or a Separate Audio Program, (SAP audio is usually a foreigr_anguage translc_tien Sometimes SAP has unrelated teformaffon like news or weather)

Pressthe Menu bulton. Move the ioyslick down to se[ec_

SOUND, then press the joystick to enter¸

,_ Move the [oysttek down to

_2 select MTS

J'_ Move the ioystick lo the _ight _,_ repeatedly to select "Mono',

"SAP" or"Stereo".

Z;_ Press the Menu bergen to exff

Guide to MTS Seltings

• Choose Stereo for channels that a_e b_oadcasling instereo

• Choose Mono for cbenne_sthat are broadcasting in raono, or if you are beving diffteuffy receiw ing a stereo signal

• Choose SAP 1olls_en1othe Separc_teAudio Program, which is usually c_foreign-language lrc_ns- taffon.

Special Features

Dolby Virtual

This [eabre allows lhe TV's L/R speakers b p_ovide a home Theater-like Dolby effect The center Qnd surround sounds are mixed into the L/R speakers.

,, Presslhe Menu bu_on. Move

the ioystick down to select SOUND, then p_essthe ieystick to enter

Move the ieystick down to

2 seied Dolby Vi_tual

_, Move theioystick to _heright _,,! or left to select "Virtua_"or

"Off".

_, P_essthe Menu button to ex_

BBE

BBEisQbuilNneffectthQtaddsdQri_ punchanddynamicsto_hesound

Pressthe Menu bulton Move

/ the ioystick down to select

SOUND, then press the ioystick to artier

/_i_! Move Ihe ioystiek down toselect BBE,

_"_,7Move the joystick to theright

or left to seiecl "On"or "Off"

Pressthe Menu button to exit.

NOTE

• Do_by Virtual end BBE can't be set ON at the same ffme NOTE

• Dolby Vir_ua_and BBEcan't _ se_ON at _e same time_

Special Features

Aulo Volume

Each broadcasting station has ils own signal conditions, and il is inconvenient to adjusl the vobme every time the channel is changed "Auto volume" avlomalically adiusls the volume of the desired channel by towering the sound output when lhe modulation signQl is high or by raising thesound output when the modulation signQI is low

/ Pressthe Menu bullon. Move

the joyslick down to select SOUND, then press the joystick to enter

_!ii}'{!!_i_blI iil}_iiii_i_i!i!_il

i!D®@

2 Move the joystick down toseied Auto Volume.

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..-.: _

_! Move the ioysfick lo the right ._ ol left lo select "On"or "Off"

Press the Menu butfon to exff

ViewingClosedCaptionInformation

Your TV decodes and displays the dosed captions informalion that is broadcast along with some television shows These captions are usuaffy subtitles for the hearing impaired or lransta_ions into other languages Aft VCRs record the closed caption signal from lelevision programs, so pre-

recorded vldeo lapes can also deliver closed-cap_ion information Check for the closed cap_ion symbol (E_]) on the tape's package or your TV prograra-schedute.

ClosedCaptions

"_ Pressthe Menu button Move

the joystick down toseIed SETUP,then press the joystick

1oenter.

Move the oystic_,down _o

_/_ seect C osed Caption, then

press the ioysfiek to enter

Move the

oyslick right

to_ur_closedc_,p_ioning _

at°n/°ffcharac_ersMisspellingsome_imesandunuSV-occur"_1 ....

in closed caption trcsnsmis-

s,ons,ec,allythoseI,ve

events mere may be a smaJl delay before captions appear when you ch(snge channels (1These do not indicate the TV is malfunctioning} Move the oyslick down to select the "Mode" Move the ioysflck right or left _o choose "Caption" or "Text" In caption mode, cap-

_ionsappear at the bollom of the screen, and they usually cover only a small portion of the picture In _extmode, information unreta_ed _othe program, svch as news or weather, is displQyed Text often covers a

large porllon of the screen

left

i!!_i_,_i _ lid

I I

/_ ff you wish, use the joystick button lo change the

captioning channet or held¸ Then, pressMenu lo return _o normal viewing Different channels and fields dlsplay differen_information¸ For example, Channel 1 may have subtitles in English, while Channet 2 has svb_i_esin Spanish

NOTE

• The Caption functlondoesn't operate in Zoom1, Zoom2

Special Features

ViewingPidure-in-Picture

One of the most b_st features of your TV is the Piclur_ir_Picture (PIP)fecstere The advanced PtP systemallows you to watch lwo different pictures at once, even if you don't have a VCR connec_

ed to your TV

SelectiagaPIPScreen

Pressthe Menu butch Move

the joystick down to select PIP,

then press the joystick to

enter

Quick way to access PIP: Justpress "PIP" on the remote

control

_% Move the ioysliek righl to

select PiP"On" The PIP

image wilt appear in the

corner of the screen¸

PressMenu1oexit

SelectingunExternalSignal

YoucanusePIPtoviewa signalkom anexternalsource,suchasa VCR.

Pressthe Menu button. Move the joystick down to seJee_

PIP,then press the joystick to enter¸ Quick wcsy _oaccess PIP source: Justpress "SoLsrc,e" on

the remote ten,oh

Move the joystick down to

_ seJe¢_"Source'.

'i_ Move thejoystick right or left _,_ to sdecl an external signal

You can choose be_,veen "TV", "Video 1~3% or

"S-Video 1~3",

The signaJ from these inputs wiff nol appear if you have not connected any equipmenl to the TV'sinput iacks

For more information oboul external signols, see "Viewing an Exlernal Signal Source" (Seepage 41)

If you select "T_" the PIP image is the same as the

main imoge.

NOTES

• Picte_e-ln-Pidure doesn't funclionwhen the V_hip is active

• If you turn the TVoff while watching and turn it on again, then the mode will return 1onormal video

• Screen size can't be changed in the PIPmode.

Press Menu to exit,

NOTE

• The PIPsubscreen doesn't supped ANT-B, Component1, Component2, Component3, PC, and DVL

Special Features

Selectinga SignalSource(AntennaorCable)for PiP

If the PiP source is TV during PIPON, you can select the broadcosting source of P_Ppicture sepa- rately from the main picture. (If the main piclure is AN]_B and the broodcasting sources are differ- ent, making adiuslments is necessary.I

Pressthe Menu bu_on. Move the ioyslick down to seleeI PIP,then press the ioyslick to

en_r

_iiiiii }ililiiii{{ ¸

_ _ _si i

Move the joystick down to

_ select "Air or CATV',

_ I_gn antenng is ¢,onne¢Ied,

the setiing is "AIR." If a CabJe

system is providing the sig- nal, move the joystick to the left or right until the appropri- ale type of cable system is

displayed ('STD," "HRC," or "IRe")

PressMenu toexit.

SwappingtheContentsof the PIPandMainimage

_/ Pressthe Menu buffon Move

the joystick down to seJect PIP,then press the ioyslick _o

enler Qt_ick way 1o access PIP Swap: lust press "Swap" on

theremo_econtrol¸

Move the ioystick down to

_ seJect"Swap".

_, Move the ioyslick to the righl or

The channel in the PIP image will

oppea_ in the main image, and

vice verso

Press Menu to exit,

NOTE

• WhenANT-B,Componentmode,PC,or DVIis selected,thePiPSwop[vncliondoesn'twork,

Special Features

ChangingtheSizeof thePIPimage

2 select "Size",

_i_ Move the joystick 1othe Fight

_ PressMenu IoexiL

, Pressthe Menu bullon. Move

the joystick down te seleel PIP,then press the ioystick te

enter, Quick way toaccess PIP Size: Jusl p_ess "Size" on the

remote ¢ontro_

Move the joystick down to

or Jeffto seieCl "Large", "Doublel ", "Double2" or "Small"

Note: Double bnclion doesn'l operate In the Componenl,

PC, DVI mode.

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ChungingthePicture-in-PictureChannel

Afteryou setthePIPsignalsource(antennaor cablel, it is easyto changechannels.

Pressthe Menu buffon Move thejoyslick down _oselect

PIP,then p_ess the ioystick te enter¸ Quick way 1oaccess PIP ehanneh Just press _PIPCH (A,T)" on the remote control¸

Move the ioysflek down to

_ seIect "ChanneI',

_ Move the ioysfick te the righl _j or lef_1ochange the channel

of the PiP image

Press Menu to exit,

NOTE

• The PIPchannels ale not available when RF isset to ANT-g, (The PIPchannels link te ANT-A),

Special Features

SelectingtheSoundSource

YoucanUsethis feature1ohearsoundfrom theMain or PIPscreen

Pressthe Menu bu_on. Move the ioystick down to selecl

PIP,thenpress the joystick to

enIer

Move the joystick down to

2 select "Sound SelecrL

J_,_ Move the ioystick to the right or _ left to switch Main or Sub audio

source¸ Main is for the main TV picture c_udio,and Sub is for the

PiPpicture audio.

_ PressMenu to exit.

Chaagi_ the Locationof the PIP image

Pressthe Locate butten repealedly to move the PIPimage from

_/,_rner te Corner on the screen_

UsingtheV-Chip

The V-Chip feature aubmaticaffy locksout programming thai is deemed inappropriate for chil-

dren

The user must first enter a PiN (personal Ib number) before any of the V-Chip restrictions can be

setup or changed¸ Note: The V_hip doesn't _nction when the Picture-in-Picture is active¸

SellingUpYou,'Pe_sonelIDNumber(PIN)

Pressthe Menu button Move lhe ioyslick down to selec_

SETUP,_henpres_lhe iayslick to enter_

Quick way _o Qecesslhe V_hip_ Jusl p_ess_'V<:hip" on

lhe remote con_rol_

Move the oystick down to

_/_ se ect V-chip, then press the

joystick to enter¸

The "Enter PIN" screen wlll appear, Enter your 4-digit PIN

number¸ Note: The defouit PiN number

for a new TV setis "0_0-0 "

_' After entering c_vahd PiN

number, the "V-chip" screen will ap pear Move the joystick down to

select "Change PIN", then press the ioystick to enter The

Change pin screen will appea_. Choose any 4<]igils

for your P_Nand enter them As soon as the 4 digits are entered, the"Confirm new

PIN" screen appears. PressMENU to exit.

NOTE

• if you fo_gel the PiN, press the remotecontrol keys in thefolfowing sequence, which resets the pin to O0_0-0: POWER OFF ,_ Mute _ 8 _ 2 _ 4 _ POWER ON

Special Features

Howto Enable/DisabletheV-Chip

Pressthe Menu bu_on. Move

' the ioyslick down te selecl

SETUP,then press the ioyslick 1oenter.

Move the joystick down to select V-chip, then press the

ioyslick 1oenter. The "Enter PIN" screen will appear Enter your 4-digit PIN number

The "V_Chip" screen will

appear, and "V_Chip Lock" will be selected

Toenable theV_Chip fealure, move the joystick right so that lbe "V_Chip Lock" fietd is On (Moving the joystick to the

right or left will aiternaIe belween On and Off,)

Howto SetupRestrictionsUsingthe"TV guidelines"

First, set up a personat idenlificalion number (PINI, and enabte the V-Chip (See previous section} Parental restrictions can be set up using either of two methods: The TV guidelines or the MPAA raI_

ing

Pressthe Menu bullon. Move the joy- stick down 1oselect SETUP,then press the ioyslick toenter

Move the joystick down te select V-chip, then press the joystick to enter The "Enter PIN" screen will appear¸

Enteryour 4<]igit PiN numbe_

The "V-ChIp mode" screen will appear

_ Move thejoysliek down to selecl 'qv

guidelines", lben press the ioystiek to enter

_j_ The "TV guideltaes" screen wilt appear

Move the joystick up o_down 1ohighlight one of the six age-based categories:

IV-Y Young children TV-Y7 Children 7 and over

TV-G Generat audience IV-PG Parental guidance

IV-14 Viewers 14 and over

TV-MA Mature audience

Note: These calego_ies consist of lwo separale groups: TMY and TV-Y7)young children through age 7), and TV-G throogh IV-MA (everybody else} The restriclions for thesetwo groups work independently: ff a beusehotd includes very young children as well as young aduffs, the TV guidelines must Be setup separately for each age g_oup (See nexl step,)

At this point, one of the Iv-Ratings is selected Move the ioyslick righl: Depending on your exisling sebp, a leller "U" or "B" will be select-

ed (U: Unbiocked, B: Blocked)

Move the ioyslick down or up to block or unbiock the category, Move the joystick to the right To setecl a differenl TV-Raltag, movethe

joystick down o_ up and then repeal theprocess

Note 1: TMY7, TV-PG,TV-14 and TV.MA have addilionat options See the next step te change a_y of the following subcattags:

FV:Fanlasy violence, D:Dialog, L:Language, S:Sexual silualtan, V:Violence •

Note 2: The V_hip will aulomalically block certain categories thal are "more restrictive," For example, i_yov block "IV-Y" category, thenIV-Y7 will automatically be blocked¸ Similarly, if you Block the IV-G category, then all the categories in the "young adult" g_oup will be blocked (TV-G, TV-PG, TV-14 and TV-MA) The sub-ralings (D, L,S, V} work together

similarly, (See nexl section,}

Continued,.,

.......

Special Features

How lo se_the FV,D, L,S and V sub-ratings: First, select one of these TV_Ratings:1V-Y7, TV-PG, T_I4 or TV_MA(See Step 4, on previous page_

Nexl, while the TV_Ra_ingis seleded, repeatedly move the ioystick right¸

This will cycle through the available subratings (FV,L, S, D or V} A _et_er(_U" or "B') will

be displayed fat each sub_altog While the "U_ or "B" is selected, move the ioys_ick down oFup to change the subra_ing

Note: The V<hip wilt automatically block certo_ncategories thai are "More reslridNe" For exampte, ff you block %" sub-rating in TV_PG,then the "L" subratings in TV_I4 and T_MA will automatically be btocked.

Pressthe Menu bulton to clear all the screens. (Or proceed Io the next section, and set up additional restedions based on the MPAA codesl

How to Set u_ RestrictionsUsing theMPAA Ralings: G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17, X The MPAA ra_ing systemuses the Mo_ion Pidu_e Associalion of America (MPAA} system, and its

main application is for movies. (Eventoa[[y, movie videocasseltes wil_ be encoded with MPAA ral- ings) When the V_2hip lock is on, the TV will automalicaIIy b_ockany p_ograms tha_are coded with obiecfionabIe ratings (either MPAA or TV-Ralings)

Pressthe Menu buflon. Move

1 the ioysfick down to seJec_

SETUP,then press the ioystick 1oenter,

Move the joystick,down to select the V_chip, then press the ioysfick to enter The "£nter P_N'_screenwill appear

Enter your 4-digit PIN number

_,-_ The "V-Chip" screen wiI[ iz:_ appear, Move the joystick

down 1o select "MPAA rat_ ing_',then press the joystick to

enter,

_j_ The"MPAARatings'_screenwill appear,

_, Repeatedly move the ioysfick

down to higNigN a particular MPAA category.

The MPAA categories are as btbws.

G General audience (no restrictions). PG Parental guidance suggested

PGq 3 PG-13 (Patents strongly cautioned} R R(Restricted Children under 17 should be

accompanied by an adult).

NCd 7 No children under age ] 7 X X (Adulls only) NR Not raled

WN[e a particular calegory is highlighted, move the joystick to the righl to activate it A lelter ("U" or "B'} will be displayed¸ Move the joystick down or up 1o select "U" o_ _B"

PressMenu bullon te save the seltings and to clear all screens¸

Note: The V_Chip will automatically block any category that is "more restrictive" For example, if you block the "PG_I 3" category, then "R", "NC-I 7", and "X" will automati_

ca_Jybe blocked also

How to Reset the TV ufter the V-Chip _locks _ Channel("Emergency Escape")

If the TV is tuned to a restected channel, the V_Chipwill block iL The screen will go blank and the _ol[owing message wi_l appear: "Excessive rating/'

To resume normal viewing, tune to a differenl cbenneJusing the number buttons Under ce_tein conditions (depending on the rating of the ioca_ TV programs) the V_hip might lock out aii the

cbenneIs In this case, use the V_Chip Button for an "emergency escape":

Pressthe Menu bu_lon_Move the joystick down to seiecl "SRTUP', then press the joystick to en_er_

Move the ioys_ick down 1oselect "V_chip", then press the ioys_ick to enter. Enter your PIN number, and move the ioysfick righl to temporarily disable the V_Chip Loc_.

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UsingYourTVasaComputer(PC)Display

How to connectYour PCto the TV

Note: This figure shows the Stendard Connector-iack panel The actual configuration on your TV may be different, depending on the model

"IVRearPanel PCRear

NOT£ Jack RS232C is for repair and software upgrade

How to Set upYour PC Software (Windows only)

The Windows dispta_settings br o typical computer are shown befow The actual screenson your

PCwiff probably be different, depending upon your particular version of Windows and your por- licular video card However, even if your actual screens look different, the same basic setup infor- mation wiff apply in almost all cases (If not, contact your corapoler manufacturer or Samsung Dealer I

First, click on "Settings" on the Windows

start menu¸

While "Settings" ishighlighted, move the cursor so theft "control panel" is highlight-

ed¸

When the control panelscreenappears, dick on "Display" and a display dialog_

box will appear

Navigate tothe "Settings" tab on the dis_

_1" play dialog-box

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ables are:

* Screen o_eo Isometimes called "resolu- tion"): t024 x 768 pixe_s

* Color: "24-bii" color (might also be

expressed as "16 million colors"). Shown

at left is a typical screen for "Display" dia- log box

If a verlicol-ffequency op[ion exists on your display seffings dialog box, the correct

value is "60" o_ "60 Hz." Otherwise, i_st dlck "OK" and exit the dialog box

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ChangingtheScreenSize(PCmode)

When you p_essthe ASPECT button on the remo_econlrol, the W's screen mode choices appear in sequence The screen displaysin thisolder: WideITVI, Wide(PC},Expand, Normal The name of the screen mode wilt be displayed at the bottom of the TV screen.

Wide (TV)

Scales the picture tothe size of the W screen regardless of theasponl folio of the

inpu_ source

Wide (PC)

Scales the picture _o92% of the screen regardless of the asped ra_ioof the inpu_

source.

[xpand

Scales the pleture to the aspect _a_io

of the inpel source.

Normal

Displays the picture as il iswithoul chang- ing the aspect ratio of input source.

AspectSupported settings

So0rceIPC/DVI)

1920x 1080i

1280x 720 1024x 768

720x 4831480pl

Othe_s

NOTES

• InVGA (640x480) and SVGA (800x600) modes, the Wide(W), Wide {PC}, Expand and

Normal screen modes are available.

• In XGA (1024x768] mode, the Wide (TV), Wide (PC)and Expand screen modes are available

Asped

widel_ widel_ •wide(PCl

Widell_ • Wide(PC)_Expand Widell_ • WideIPC) _No_r_al

Wide[l_ • Wide(PC)_Expand• Normal

Appendix

Tr0ublesh001ing

Be|ore you call a service technician, please scan this lis_ of problems and passi_Ie solutions It may save you time _nd money.

Poss_leSolulion

CareandMaintenance

With propar care, your TV will iveyoumanyyeart, oFservice. P[ease follow these gu_delthes to get the maximum performance _om your 1V

_emen|

• Do not put Ihe TV near extremeIy hot, cold, humid or dusly places,

• Do not pul Ihe "IV near appliances that create mng_etic fiek]_.

• Keep the ventilation openings cleo_

• Do not place the TV on a rough and slan_ed _urface, suc_ as cloth or paler.

([he screen top might he cut off or the screen center might be _]te_.)

Liquids

• Donothandleliquidsnea_o_on theTV. Cnbinet

• Never open the cabinet ar touch the parts inside.

• Wipe your TV with a cleon, dry cloth. Never u_e water, deonlng Fluids, wax, c_ chemicals.

• Do not put heavy objects on top al the cabthet

• Th_sDLP Proie:t_on TV projects _e image onto a large _,:reen I:,yapplying on optical system If you place the T_ set face down it migh_ cause a problem because d_rl.

or $omg other contamlnanl m_y become ati_ched t_ the ]_de a the _/set.

Temperalure

• I_your TV _s_uddenly movedfrom a cold toa warm place, unplug thepawor cord forat least _,_ohours so tha_moisture tha_may have formed insidethe unitcan dry completed/.

Usingthe1_/inAnotherC0unlry

ff you plan to take your TV to a _or_ign country, please be aware o_ the different television systems

that are in use around the work]. A TV designed For one system may not wor_ properly wit_ anotb e_ system due to differences in the TV channel frequencies.

secificali0ns

• The display panel used |or the DLPPro ectlon "_ is composed of many tiny plxels These, pixels may occos anally appear on the screen.

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