Samsung Un26eh4000 User manual

1.

Accesories

and

Cables

Accessories

The following accessories are included with your

IV:

• Remote Control (AA59-00600A)

&

Batteries (AAA x

2)

• Warranty Card

I

Safety Guide

• Owner's Guide

• Quick Start Guide

• Wire-Holder Stand

• Power Cord

Input Cables (Sold Separately)

You

will need one or more of theses cables to connect your

1V

to your antenna or cable outlet and your peripheral

devices (Biu-ray players,

DVD

players, etc.)

• Audio • Component

• HDMI • Composite

(A

V)

• HDMI-DVI • Coaxial

(RF)

~

Make sure you have the correct cable before plugging it

in.

Illustrations of

common

plugs and jacks are below.

USB

Optical

Do not plug a cable

in

upside down.

Make sure the orientation of the plug

is

correct before plugging it

in.

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2.

Getting

Started

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Provide Ventilation for Your TV

When you install your

TV,

maintain a distance of at least 4 inches between the

TV

and other objects (walls, cabinet sides,

etc.) to ensure proper ventilation. Failing to maintain proper ventilation may result

in

a fire or a problem with the product

caused by

an

increase

in

its internal temperature.

~

When using a stand or wall-mount, use parts provided by Samsung Electronics only.

• Using parts provided by another manufacturer may cause difficulties with the product or result

in

injury caused

by the product falling.

~

Be careful when you contact the TV because some parts can be somewhat hot.

Installation with a stand. Installation with a wall-mount.

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Installing

Batteries

into

the

Remote

(Battery

size:

AAA)

Match

the

polarity

of

the

batteries

to

the

symbols

in

the

batter

compartment

~

NOTE

• Use the remote control within 23 feet of the

TV.

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• Bright light may affect the performance of the remote control. Avoid use when near fluorescent lights or neon

signs.

• The color and shape of the remote may vary depending on the model.

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3.

Making

Connections

II

Connect

your

lV

to

an

antenna

or

cable

connection,

and

then

connect

your

peripherals.

When

done,

connect

the

power

cord

to

the

lV,

and

then

connect

the

power

cord

to

an

AC

wall

outlet.

If

you

are

connecting

your

lV

to

a

cable

or

satellite

box

using

HOM

I,

Component,

or

Composite connections,

you

do

not

need

to

connect

the

ANT

IN

jack to

an

antenna

or a

cable

connection.

• For the best picture and audio quality, connect digital devices

using an HDMI cable.

•

If

you connect

an

external device to the TV that uses

an

older

version of HDMI, the video and audio may not work.

If

this

occurs, ask the manufacturer of the device about the HDMI

version and, if it

is

out of date, request

an

upgrade.

• Be sure to purchase a certified HDMI cable. Otherwise, the

picture may not display or a connection error may occur.

Using

an

HDMI

Cable

(up

to 1

080p)

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Blu-ray

player

I

DVD

I

cable

box

I

sat

box

PC~

lV

Side

Panel

Using

an

HDMI

Cable

or

an

HDMI

to

DVI

Cable.

Use

the

PC

.

speakers for

audio.

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Using

a

USB

Drive

• PC/DVI AUDIO

IN

input

is

not supported.

• For

an

HDMI to

DVI

cable connection, you must use the

HDMI

IN 1

(DVI) jack.

• For PCs with

DVI

video out jacks, use

an

HDMI to

DVI

cable to

connect the

DVI

out on the

PC

to the

HDMIIN

1

jack on the

TV.

Use the PC's speakers for audio.

•

EX-LINK:

Connector for service

only.

•

The

side

panel

may

differ depending

on

the

model.

Power

Input

Using

·

ah

Audi()

(Analog)

··

pable

Cable

Using

AudioNideo

Cables

Using

aComponent

Cable

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to

1

080p)

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Cable

Digital

Audio

System

VCR

Blu-ray

player

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4.

The

Remote

Control

II

Learn

where

the

function buttons

are

on

your

remtoe.

Especially

note

POWER,

SOURCE,

VOL,

CH,

MENU,

TOOLS,

ENTER,

CH

LIST,

RETURN

and

EXIT.

~

Displays

and

selects

the

available

video

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remote

control

light

on

or

Turns

the

TV

on

and

off.

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~

off.

When

on,

the

buttons

become

illuminated

for

a

moment

when

pressed.

(Using

the

remote

control

with

this

button

set

to

On

will

reduce

the

battery

usage

time.)

Press

to access

channels

directly.

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Press

to

select

additional

digital

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channels

being

broadcasted

by

the

L_Q_j

PRE-CH

Ill

same

station.

For

example,

to

select

channel

'54-3',

press

'54',

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!~

Ill

Adjusts

the

volume.

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•

Returns

to

the

Cuts

off

the

sound

temporarily.

Changes

channels.

Displays

the

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1

_

Displays

the

main

on-screen

menu.

Displays

Media Play.

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MEDIA.P

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M~U

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shuts off

the

TV

at

a

Quickly

select

frequently

used

•I

rc;Ls

J•

functions. _

~_J

_

ENTER

G

and

Direction

buttons.

Select

the

on-screen

menu

items

and

change

the

values

seen

on

the

menu.

Returns

to

the

____;__~

P.SIZE:

Lets

you

choose

the

picture

size.

MTS:

Press

to choose

stereo,

mono

or

Separate

Audio

Program

(SAP

broadcast).

CC:

Controls

the

caption

decoder.

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information

on

the

TV

screen.

~-Use

these

buttons according to

the

directions

on

screen.

~...;._Use

these

buttons

in

a specific

feature.

~

This remote control

has

Braille points

on

the

Power,

Channel, and Volume buttons

and

can

be

used

by

visually

impaired persons.

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5.

Configuring

the

Basic

Settings

with

Plug

&

Play

When you turn the

1V

on for the first time, a sequence

of

prompts and screens will assist you

in

configuring basic

settings. Before you begin, make sure you have connected the

1V

to

an antenna

or

a cable connection and that the

1V

is

plugged

in.

See "Connections" for instructions.

To

begin Plug and

Play,

press the

POWER

button

on

your remote.

~

Plug

&

Play

is available only when the Input source is set

to

1V. See "Changing the Input Source".

1.

Start

Screen

-+

Select

a

Language

----

Plug

&

Play

Select

Language

of

the

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.

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Espaftol

:

F~s

:

..

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..

Language

*

Move

[31

Enter

----

Plug

&

Play

Select

'Home

Use

'

when

installing

this

1V

in

ywr

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Move

[31

Enter

Plug

&

Play

Select

the

Antenna

SOt.ICe

to

memorize

.

After you press the

POWER

button, the Start Screen appears. Press the

ENTER~

button on your remote

to

continue.

On the Language screen, press the

ENTER

G button. Use the

J;.

/T

buttons

to

select a language, and then press

ENTER~

again.

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2.

Select the

Home

Use

Mode

On the Home Use screen, press

ENTER

G to select the

Home

Use

mode.

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Store Demo

mode

is for retail environments only.

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3.

Select

the

Antenna

Source

On the Antenna Source screen, select the source

of

your

1V

signal.

Air

-If your

1V

is connected

to

an antenna Choose

Air,

and then press

Cable

Auto

*

Move

[31

Enter

[ll]

Skip

ENTER~.

The

1V

will automatically start memorizing channels. When it

is

done,

go

to

"Set the Clock Mode".

Cable

If your

1V

is connected

to

a cable outlet, choose

Cable,

and then press

ENTER

G.

Go to "Select the Cable Type".

Auto

~

If

you have connected a cable or If you choose

Auto

,

and then press

ENTER

G,

the

1V

will automatically

satellite

box

to

an HDMI: Component, select the correct Antenna source.

Go

to "Select the Cable Type"

Compos1te,

or

Antenna

1nput,

and you

will use the

box

to select channels, press

the Menu

(

liD

)

button on yourremote to

skip this step.

Plug

&

Play

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Move

[31

Ent

er

[ll]

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4.

Select

the

Cable

lYPe

On the Cable Type screen, use the

_,.

;

.,..

;

J;.

/T

buttons to select the type

of

digital and anal

og

cable systems you have:

STD,

HAC

,

or

IRC.

Most

systems are

STD

(Standard). When done, select

Start,

and then press

ENTER

G.

The

1V

wi

ll

start memorizing channels.

~

Channel memorization can take up

to

45

minutes, depending

on

your cable system.

~

Memorized channels are

added

to the Added Channel list. These are

the channels you will see when you usethe Channel buttons

on

your

remote.

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5-

Plug

&

Play

Set

the

Clock

Mode.

5.

Set

the

Clock

Mode

Press ENTERG and select Auto or Manual, and then press ENTERG

again.

If you selected Auto:

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:_A_uto

____

_.,1 The TV will automatically download the correct time from a digital channel.

, The DST (Daylight Savings Time) screen will appear. Press ENTER

G.

~

Select On if you want to turn the DST adjustment on and off manually.

G

Enter

nD

Skip

Select Off to turn offthe DST adjustment. Select Auto if you want the TV

to

adjust to DST automatically. Press ENTERG when done.

The Time Zone screen will appear. Use

the,./T

button to select your

Time Zone, and then press ENTER

G.

If you selected Manual:

The Clock Set screen appears. Use the

•IT

buttons to change the

values

in

each field

or

use the number buttons to enter the values directly.

Use the

.._/~/buttons

to

move from field to field. When done with

all

the

fields, press ENTERG .

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6.

View

the

HD

Connection

Guide

See the best way

to

connect a cable or satellite

box

for the highest quality HD pictures. Press the ENTERG button

to

close the guide.

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8.

Enjoy

your

Tv.

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Press the ENTER~ button.

~

To

set

or

unset Store

Demo

mode

outside

of

Plug &

Play,

press and release the Controller when the power is

on. The Function menu screen appears. Push the Controller to the left (to

MENU

(liD))

and hold for more than 5

seconds. The Store Demo

mode

is set. To cancel Store Demo, bring

up

the Function menu using the Controller,

push the Controller to the right (to

Source(£)))

and hold for morethan 5 seconds.

6.

Changing

the

Input

Source

List

When you are watching TV and you want

to

watch a movie on your DVD player

or

Blu-ray player

or

switch

to

your cable

box

or

STB satellite receiver, you need

to

change the Source.

1. Press the SOURCE button on your remote.

2. Use the _.IT buttons

to

select an external input source.

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HDMI11DVII

HDMI2

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You

can only choose external devices that are connected to the

TV.

In

the Source List, connected inputs are

highlighted.

How

to Use

Edit

Name

Edit Name lets you associate a device name

to

an input source.

To

access Edit

Name

, press the TOOLS button when

the Source List

is

displayed The following selections appear under Edit Name:

•VCR

I DVD I Cable STB I Satellite STB I PVR STB I

AV

Receiver I

Game

I CamcorderI

PC

I DVI

PC

I

DVII

TV

I

IPTVI Blu-ray I

HD

DVD I DMA: Select the name of the device connected

to

specific inputjacks

to

make your input

source selection

easier.

~

Ifyou

connect

a

PC

to the

HOM

IIN

1 {DVI)

port

with an HOMIcable, assign

PC

to

HOMI 1

in

Edit Name.

~

If you

connect

a PC to the

HDMIIN

1 (DVI)

port

with an HDMI

to

DVI

cable, assign DVI

PC

to

HDMI1

in

Edit

Name.

~

If you

connect

an

AV

device to the

HOM

IIN

1 (DVI)

port

with an HOMI to

DVI

cable, assign DVI

to

HDMI1

in

Edit

Name.

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7.

Accessing

and

Using

the

Main

Menu

II

Your

1V's

Main menu contains functions that let you control many of the

1V's

features. For example,

in

the Main menu

you can change the size and configuration of the picture, its brightnes, its contrast and so on. There are also functions

that let you control the

1V's

sound, channel configuration, energy use, and a host of other features.

To

access the main,

on-screen menu, press the

MENU

(aD)

button on your remote.

To

use the Main menu, press the

J../T

buttons to move between the main option categories: Picture, Sound, Channel,

etc. Each time you press a

1../T

button, the main category name on the left side of the menu changes.

To

select a menu option

in

one of the categories, press the

~

button or the

ENTER

G button. Press it again or press

ENTER

G to see the values or choices associated with that option. Usually, you would then press

ENTER

G to select

a value or choice. Press the

RETURN

button or the

4111111

button to return to a previous screen or selection.

8.

Using

the

rv•s

Controller

Ill

The TV's Controller, a small joy stick like button on the bottom left side of the

TV,

lets you control the

TV

without the

remote control.

Power

on

Adjusting

the

volume

Selecting

a

channel

Using

the

Function

menu

Selecting

Media

Play

Selecting

the

MENU

(aD)

Function menu

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Remote control sensor

Turn

the

TV

on by pressing the Controller when the

TV

is

in

standby mode.

Adjust the volume by moving the Controller from side to side when the power

is

on.

Select a channel by moving the Controller backwards and forwards when the power

is

on.

To

view and use the Function menu, press and release the Controller when the power

is

on.

To

close the Function menu, press and release the Controller again.

With the Function menu visible, select

MEDIA.P

by

moving

the

Controller backwards. The

Media Play

main screen appears. Select a

media

source

by

moving the Controller

back

and forth, and then pressing the Controller.

With the Function menu visible, select the

MENU

(aD)

by moving the Controller to the left. The

OSD

(On

Screen Display) Menu appears. Select

an

option by moving the Controller to the right.

Move the Controller to the right or left, or backwards and forwards to make additional selections.

To

change a parameter, select

it,

and then press the Controller.

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7-

Selecting

a

Source

(-EJ)

Power

Off

(

(!))

With

the

Function

menu

visible,

open

the

Source

List

(-EJ)

by

pushing

the

Controller to

the

right.

The

Source

List

screen

appears.

To

select

a

source.

move

the

Controller back

and

forth.

When

the

source

you

want

is

highlighted,

press

the

Controller.

With

the

Function

menu

visible,

select

Power

Off

(

(!))

by

pulling

the

Controller

forwards,

and

then

press

the

Controller.

~

To

close the

Menu,

Media

Play

List,

or Source

List,

press the Controller for more than 1 second.

~

When

selecting

the

function

by

moving

the controller to

the

up/down/left/right directions,

be

cautious not to

press

the

controller unconsciously.

If

you

press

it,

you

cannot select

the

desired

function.

9.

Important

Safety

Information

Ill

Caution:

Pulling,

pushing, or climbing onto

the

1V

may

cause the 1Vto

fall.

In

particular,

ensure

that your

children do not

hang

over or destabilize the

1V.

Doing

so

may

cause

the 1Vto tip

over,

resulting

in

serious

injuries

or death.

Follow

all

safety precautions provided

on

the included Safety

Flyer.

10.

Questions?

Comments'?

Ill

Contact SAMSUNG WORLDWIDE

If

you

have

any

questions

or

comments about your

Samsung

1V,

please

contact

the

SAMSUNG

customer

care

center.

Customer

Service

55

Standish Court Mississauga

Ontario

L5R

482

Canada

1-800-SAMSUNG (726-7864)

www.samsung.com

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Samsung

Electronics

America,

Inc.

85

Challenger

Road

Ridgefield

Park,

NJ

07660-2112

Figures

and

illustrations

in

this

User

Manual

are

provided

for

reference

only

and

may

differ

from

actual

product

appearance.

Product

design

and

specifications

may

be

changed

without

notice.

Important Warranty Information Regarding

Television Format Viewing

~

See

the warranty card for more information

on

warranty

terms.

Wide

screen

format

LED

Displays

(16:9,

the

aspect

ratio

of

the

screen

width to

height)

are

primarily

designed to

view

wide

screen

format full-motion

video.

The

images

displayed

on

them

should

primarily

be

in

the

wide

screen

16:9

ratio

format,

or

expanded to

fill

the

screen

if

your

model

offers

this

feature

and

the

images

are

constantly

moving.

Displaying

stationary graphics

and

images

on

screen,

such

as

the

dark sidebars

on

non- expanded standard

format

television

video

and

programming,

should

be

limited

to

no

more

than

5%

of

the

total

television

viewing

per

week.

Additionally,

viewing

other stationary

images

and

text

such

as

stock market

reports,

video

game

displays,

station

logos,

web

sites

or

computer

graphics

and

patterns,

should

be

limited

as

described

above

for

all

televisions.

Displaying

stationary

images

that

exceed

the

above

guidelines

can

cause

uneven

aging

of

LED

Displays

that

leave

subtle,

but permanent burned-in ghost

images

in

the

LED

picture.

To

avoid

this,

vary

the

programming

and

images,

and

primarily

display

full

screen

moving

images,

not stationary patterns

or

dark

bars.

On

LED

models that

offer

picture

sizing

features,

use

these

controls

to

view

different formats

as

a

full

screen

picture.

Be

careful

in

the

selection

and

duration

of

television

formats

you

use

for

viewing.

Uneven

LED

aging

as

a

result

of

format selection

and

use,

as

well

as

burned-in

images,

are

not

covered

by

your

Samsung

limited

warranty.

•

SAMSUNG

ELECTRONICS

NORTH

AMERICAN

LIMITED

WARRANTY

STATEMENT

Subject to

the

requirements,

conditions, exclusions

and

limitations

of

the

original

Limited

Warranty

supplied with

Samsung

Electronics

(SAMSUNG)

products,

and

the

requirements,

conditions, exclusions

and

limitations contained

herein,

SAMSUNG

will

additionally

provide

Warranty

Repair

Service

in

the

United States

on

SAMSUNG

products purchased

in

Canada,

and

in

Canada

on

SAMSUNG

products purchased

in

the

United

States,

for

the

warranty period

originally

specified,

and

to

the

Original

Purchaser

only.

The

above

described warranty

repairs

must

be

performed

by

a

SAMSUNG

Authorized

Service

Center.

Along

with

this Statement,

the

Original

Limited

Warranty

Statement

and

a dated

Bill

of

Sale

as

Proof

of

Purchase

must

be

presented to the

Service

Center.

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BN68-04214A-03

Transportation to

and

from

the

Service

Center

is

the

responsibility of

the

purchaser.

Conditions

covered

are

limited

only

to manufacturing

defects

in

material

or

workmanship,

and

only

those encountered

in

normal

use

of

the

product.

Excluded,

but not

limited

to,

are

any

originally

specified provisions

for,

in-home

or

on-site

services,

minimum

or

maximum

repair

times,

exchanges

or

replacements,

accessories, options, upgrades,

or

consumables.

For

the

location

of

a

SAMSUNG

Authorized

Service

Center,

please

call

toll-free:

-

In

the

United

States : 1-800-SAMSUNG (1-800-726-7864)

-

In

Canada

: 1-800-SAMSUNG

Still image warning

Avoid

displaying

still

images

(such

as

jpeg picture

files)

or

still

image

elements

(such

as

TV

channel

logos,

TV

shows

or

movies

in

panorama

or

4:.3

format,

stock

or

news

scroll

bars,

etc.)

on

the

screen.

The

constant display of

still

pictures

can

cause

ghosting

or

image

burn-in

(image

retention)

on

the

LED

screen,

which

will

affect

image

quality.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

this

effect,

please

follow the

recommendations

below:

•

Avoid

displaying the

same

TV

channel

for

long

periods.

•

Always

try to display

any

image

in

full

screen

mode.

Use

the

TV's

Picture Options

menu

to select

the

optimal

screen

size.

•

Reduce

brightness

and

contrast

values

to

the

minimum

required

to

achieve

the

desired

picture

quality.

Values

that

exceed

the

minimum

may

speed

up

the

burn-in process.

•

Frequently

use

all

TV

features

designed to reduce

image

retention

and

screen

burn-in.

Refer

to proper

user

manual

section

for

details.

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SAMSUNG

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you

have

any

questions

or

comments

relating

to

Samsung

products,

please

contact

the

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customer

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center.

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Electronics

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Ltd.

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rights

reserved.

- 1 -

The

On

Screen

Menus

. II

Your TV has

two

kinds of menus, the Main menu and the various

Tools menus. The Main menu gives you access to most or

all

of

the menu options available on your

TV.

The Tools menus display

a selected number of frequently used menu options that change

depending on the screen you are viewing. A Tools menu symbol

(~)in

the lower left side of the screen indicates that a Tools menu

is

available.

The Main menu has seven primary categories:

• Picture • Input

• Sound • Application

• Channel • Support

• Setup

To

view the Main menu, press the MENU button

on

your remote.

To

view a Tools menu, press the TOOLS button

on

your remote.

~

The menu options that appear

in

the Main menu depend

on the Source you have selected. For example, if you have

selected the HDMI source, the Channel category will not

appear.

To

see the Channel category, you must first select TV

in

the Source List.

The Menu options are presented below, arranged by Main menu

categories. A Tools button symbol

(il•le1!1!.fil)

an

option

name indicates the option

is

also available

in

one of the Tools

menus.

Picture

Menu

II

Mode 11•1•1.-N

Select your preferred picture mode.

~

When your TV

is

connected to a

PC,

you can only select

Entertain and Standard.

•

Dynamic:

Brightens the screen. Suitable for a bright room.

• Standard: Suitable for a normal normal.

•

Movie:

Darkens the screen, making

it

less glary. Suitable for

watching movies

in

a darkened room.

•

Entertain:

Sharpens the picture. Suitable for games.

~

Only available when the TV

is

connected to a

PC.

Backlight

I Contrast I

Brightness

I

Sharpness

I

Color

I

Tint

(GIR)

• Backlight: Adjusts the brightness of the screen by adjusting the

brightness of the individual pixels.

• Contrast: Increases or decreases the contrast between dark and

light areas of the picture.

•

Brightness:

Adjusts the brightness of the screen. Not

as

effective as Backlight.

• Sharpness: Sharpens or dulls the edges of objects.

•

Color:

Adjusts the color saturation. The higher the Color setting,

the more intense the color. Low settings remove color and the

picture becomes black, white and

gray.

•

Tint:

Adjusts the amount of green and

red

in

the picture. As you

increase the amount of green, the amount of

red

decreases and

vice versa.

~

When the TV

is

connected to a

PC,

you can only make

changes to Backlight, Contrast, Brightness, and

Sharpness.

Advanced

Settings

Available

in

Standard and Movie mode

only.

Compared

to

previous models, new Samsung TVs offer a more

precise picture with more precise controls.

~

When your TV

is

connected to a

PC,

you can only make

changes to Gamma and White Balance.

• Color Space

(Auto

I

Native):

Auto automatically matches the

range of colors available to create pictures to the color range of

the video source. Native provides a color range wider than the

color range of the video source.

• White

Balance:

Adjusts the color temperature of the picture so

that white objects look white (instead of, for example, slightly

pink or slightly yellow) and the overall color of the picture looks

natural.

A-Offset I G-Offset I B-Offset: Adjusts each color's

(red,

green, blue) darkness.

A-Gain I G-Gain I

B-Gain:

Adjusts each color's

(red,

green,

blue) brightness.

Reset:

Resets the White Balance

to

it's default settings.

• Gamma: Adjusts the primary color intensity.

• Dynamic Contrast

(Off

I

Low

I Medium I

High):

Adjusts the

screen contrast.

• Black

Tone

(Off

I

Dark

I Darker I

Darkest):

Selects the black

level

to

adjust the screen depth. Darker settings make blacks

look darker.

•

Flesh

Tone:

Adjusts the amount of

red

in

skin tones.

• Motion

Lighting

(Off

I

On):

When on, the

TV

automatically

adjusts the brightness of the screen

in

response to the

brightness of the room.

In

bright light, the screen brightens.

In

dim light, the screen dims.

~

Available

in

Standard

mode

only.

Picture Options

~

When the TV

is

connected to a

PC,

you can only make

changes to the Color

Tone,

Size and HDMI Black

Level.

• Color

Tone

(Cool

I Standard I

Warm1

I

Warm2):

Cool makes

the picture bluer (cooler). Warm 1 and Warm 2 make the picture

redder (warmer).

~

Warm1

and Warm2 are deactivated when the picture

mode

is

set to Dynamic.

•

Size:

Set the size and aspect ratio of the picture on the screen.

Your.

cable box or satellite receiver may have its own set of

screen sizes as well. However, we highly recommend you use

the TVs 16:9 mode most of the time.

16:9:

Sets the picture to the 16:9 wide screen format.

Zoom1:

Provides moderate magnification of the picture. Sides,

top, and bottom are cut off.

Zoom2: Provides larger magnification of the picture. Sides, top,

and bottom are cut off.

Wide

Fit:

Enlarges the aspect ratio of the picture so the picture

fits the entire screen.

4:3:

Sets the picture to the old, 4:3 format and puts black or gray

borders on the right and left of the picture.

~

Do not watch your TV

in

the 4:3 format for a long time.

Traces of borders displayed on the left, right and center of

the screen may cause image retention (screen burn) which

is

not covered by the warranty.

Screen

Fit:

Displays the

full

image without any cut-off when

your

TV

is

inputting HDMI (720p I 1080i I 1080p) or Component

(1

080i I 1080p)

HD

signals.

~

HD (High Definition) has a 16:9 aspect ratio and 1080il1080p

(1920x1 080) or 720p (1280x720) resolution.

~

You

can adjust and store settings for each external device you

have connected to

an

input on the

TV.

Picture Sizes available

by Input Source are listed below:

-2-

ATV,

AV,

Component

(480i,

480p) 16:9, Zoom1,

Zoom2, 4:3

DTV

(1

080i, 1080p), Component

(1

080i,

1080p),

HOM

I

(720p,

1080i, 1080p) 16:9, Wide Fit,

4:3, Screen Fit

• Digital Noise Filter (Off I Low I Medium I High I Auto) :

If

the

broadcast signal received by your TV

is

weak, you can activate

the Digital Noise Filter feature to reduce any static and ghosting

that may appear on the screen.

~

When the signal

is

weak, try

all

the Digital Noise Filter

options until the TV displays the best picture.

• HDMI Black Level (Normal I Low): For HDMI signals, select

the black level to adjust the screen depth. Low make blacks look

darker.

~

Available only

in

HDMI

mode

(RGB signals).

• Film

Mode

(Off I Auto) : Sets the TV to automatically sense and

process film signals from

all

sources and adjusts the picture for

optimum quality.

~

Available

in

ATV,

DTV (interlace),

AV,

COMPONENT (480i I

1080i) and HDMI (480i I 1080i).

• LED Motion Plus (Off I

On):

Removes drag from fast scenes

with a lot of movement to provide a clear picture.

Picture Reset

• Picture Reset (Reset Picture Mode/Cancel): Resets the

picture settings to their factory defaults.

Sound

Menu

II

Mode

ll•1•1'fil

• Standard: Selects the normal sound mode.

• Music: Emphasizes music over voices.

• Movie: Provides the best sound for movies.

• Clear Voice: Emphasizes voices over other sounds.

• Amplify: Increase the intensity of high-frequency sounds to allow

a better listening experience for the hearing impaired.

Equalizer

Available

in

Standard sound mode

only.

• Balance

UR:

Adjusts the balance between the right and left

speaker.

•

1OOHz

I 300Hz I 1KHz I 3KHz I 1OKHz (Bandwidth

Adjustment): Adjusts the loudness of specific bandwidth

frequencies.

• Reset: Resets the equalizer to its default settings.

SRS TruSurround HD (On/Off)

Available

in

Standard sound mode

only.

SRS TruSurround

HD

is

a patented SRS technology that solves

the problem of playing

5.1

multichannel content through

two

speakers. TruSurround delivers a compelling, virtual surround

sound experience through any two-speaker playback system,

including internal television speakers.

It

is

fully compatible with

all

multichannel formats.

Preferred Language

Digital channels

only.

Digital-TV broadcasts can transmit many audio tracks

simultaneously (for example, simultaneous translations

of

a program

into foreign languages).

~

You can only select a language from

among

the ones being

broadcast.

Multi-Track Sound (MTS)

Analog channels

only.

• Mono: Select for channels that are broadcasting

in

mono or if

you are having difficulty receiving a stereo signal.

• Stereo: Select for channels that are broadcasting

in

stereo.

• SAP: Select to listen to the Separate Audio Program, which

is

usually a foreign-language translation.

~

Depending on the program being broadcast, you can listen to

Mono, Stereo

or

SAP.

Auto Volume

Because each station has its own broadcasting conditions, the

volume may fluctuate each time you change the channel. This

feature automatically adjusts the volume

of

a channel by lowering

the sound output when the modulation signal

is

high or by raising

the sound output when the modulation signal

is

low.

SPDIF Output

The SPDIF (Sony Philips Digital InterFace) outputs

an

uncompressed digital audio signal when you connect the digital

audio jack on the back of the TV to a digital audio

in

jack on a

receiver or home theater.

• Audio Format (PCM/Dolby Digital):

You

can select the Digital

Audio output

(SPDIF)

format. The available Digital Audio output

format may differ depending on the input source.

~

By connecting the TV to a receiver

or

home

theater with

Dolby Digital and 5.1ch speakers and selecting Dolby

Digital, you can maximize your interactive 3D sound

experience.

• Audio Delay: Lets you correct timing mismatches between the

audio track and the video when you are watching the TV and

listening to digital audio output from the TV through

an

external

device such as an

AV

receiver. When you select Audio Delay, a

slider appears. Use the left and right arrow buttons to adjust the

slider. Press ENTER G when done

(Oms

-250ms).

Speaker Settings

• Speaker Select (External Speaker I TV Speaker)

If

you are listening to the sound track of a broadcast or movie

through

an

external receiver, you may hear a sound echo caused

by the difference

in

decoding speed between the TV's speakers

and the speakers attached to your audio receiver.

If

this occurs,

set the TV to External Speaker.

~

When you set

Speaker

Select

to

External Speaker, the

TV's speakers are turned off. You will hear sound through

the external speakers only. When you set

Speaker

Select

to

TV

Speaker

both the TV's speakers and the external

speakers are on. You will hear sound through both.

~

When

Speaker

Select

is

set to External Speaker, the

VOLUME

and

MUTE

buttons

will not operate and the

sound settings will be limited.

~

If there

is

no

video signal, both the TV's speakers

and

the

external speakers will be mute.

Sound Reset

• Reset

All:

Resets

all

sound settings to the factory defaults.

-

3-

Channel

Menu

Ill

0 Managing Channels

Channel List

0 Memorizing Channels

When

you

fi

rst

set

up

your

TV

us

in

g

Plug

&

Play

,the

TV

memorized

the channels that were

available

over

the air or through your cable

system and added them to the

Channel

List.

T

he

Antenna

and

Auto

program

functions descri

be

d below let

yo

u

re~run

the

channel

memorization funct

ion

without

having

to

re~run

t

he

Plug

&

Play

procedure.

Antenna (Air I Cable)

Befo

re

yo

ur

tel

evisio

n

can

memor

ize

the

ava

ilable chann

els,

you

must select

you

r

TV

's signal source,

Air

(using

an

t

enna)

or Cable.

Select M

enu

>

Channel

> Antenna >

Air

or

Cable. After

you

have

selected the

signal

source, go

on

to the Auto

Progra

m functio

n.

~

Selecting the signal source using the Antenna function also

determines the signal source the TV

is

tuned

to.

For exampl

e,

if

you

receive your TV signal over the

air,

and you

se

lect Cable,

you

will

see

only

snow.

You

must select Air to see a pictu

re.

Auto Program

The

Auto

Program

function

memor

i

zes

a

ll

chann

els

that

are

avai

lable

ove

rthe air or through your cable

system

and adds them to

the Channel

List.

To

start

Auto

Program

,follow these steps:

I.

Push

MENU[]]]

~

Channel

~

EN

T

ER

G'

on

your remote.

The

Antenna Source

screen

appears.

2.

On

t

he

Antenna

So

ur

ce

screen,

select the source of your

TV

signal.

Air

If your

TV

is

connect

ed

to

an

antenna choose

Air

, and then

press

EN

T

ER

G'

.

The

TV

wi

ll

automat

ically

start

me

morizing

channels.

Cable

If

you

r

TV

is

connected to a

cable

out

let,

choose Cable,

and

then

press

ENTER

G'

. Go to Step

3.

Auto

If

you

choose Auto,

and

t

he

n

press

ENTER

G'

, the 1V

will

au

tomatica

ll

y

se

lect t

he

correct

An

te

nna

so

ur

ce.

Go

to

Step

3.

Ont

he

Cable

Type

screen,

use

t

he

--.

1

~

1

J.

IT buttons to

se

lect

the type ofdigital

and

analog

cable

systems

you

have:

STD

.

HAC

,

or

IRC.

Most systems

are

STD

(Standa

r

d).

Whe

n done, select

Start, and then

press

ENTER

G'

.T

he

TV

will

start memorizing

ch

anne

l

s.

~

Chan

nel

memorization can take up to 45

mi

nut

es,

depending

on

your cable system.

~

Memorized channels are added to the Added Channels

l

is

t.

These arethe channels

you

wi

ll

see

when

you

use the

Channel buttons on your

re

m

ote.

Clear Scrambled Channel

This function filters out scrambled ch

anne

ls after

Auto

Program

is

compl

eted.

This

process

may

take

up

to

20-30 minutes.

~

Pr

ess

the

EN

T

ER

G'

button

to

stop the Clear Scrambled

Channel.

~

This

fu

nction

is

on

ly available in Cable mode.

See

your

list

ofAdded

channels,

Favorite

channels,

or channels

you've scheduled for viewing. Add or delete

Favorite

channels,

add

or delete channels from

the

Added Ch

anne

ls

list,

schedule channels

or programs for

viewing.

Watch

a

channel

by

selecting the

channel

in

the

All

Channels, Added

Channels

,

or

Favor

ite

screen,

pressing

the

J.

I T buttons,

an

d then pr

essing

the

ENTER

G'

button.

Channel

List

Screens

icons

are

listed

on

the left

side

. Select

an

icon

using

the

J.

/T buttons

to

view each list.

•

~'

All

Channels:Shows

all

currently

available

channels

includng

those

you

deleted

from

the

Added

Channels

list.

•

.HI

Added Channels:Shows

all

Added

channels

.

These

are

the

channels

tha

t appear

when

you

press

the

CH

button.

• • Favorite:Shows

all

favorite

channels.

• 0

Programmed

: Shows

all

channels

and

programs currently

schedul

ed

using

Timer

Viewing

.

~

Re

mote control buttons active

on

the Channel List scr

een.

• Gr

een

(

Zoom

):

Enlarges

or

shr

i

nks

a

channel

n

umber.

•

Yellow

(Select

):

Move

the

cursor

to

a

channel.

Press

the

Yellow

button

to

select

t

he

channel.

A

v'

mark

appears.

Repeat

to

select

add

i

tiona

l

channels.

Then,

open

the

Tools

menu

and

apply

a

function

to

the

channels

you

selected

•

,EJ

(

Tool

s):

Displays

the

Channel

Li

st

Tools

menu.

(The

Tools

menus

may

differ

depending

on

the

situation.

)

Display Icons Used

in

the Channel List Screens

Icons

Meaning

A selected

channel.

• A

Favorite

channel.

A

reserved

program.

A program currently

being

broadcas

t.

0 The Channel List Tools Menu

ike!e)~fil

The Channel List Tools menu contains most ofthe functions you

can use on the

All

Channel

, Added

Channels

, and Favorite

List

screen

s.

To

view,

se

lect a list screen, select a channel, and then

press the TOOLS button.

•

Add

I Delete:

Delete

a

channel

from

or add a channel to

the

Added Channels

list.

I

To

delete channels from theAdded Channels

list,

follow

these

steps:

I . Select one or

more

channels

in

the Added Channels list

us

i

ng

the

J.

/T buttons and the

Yellow

Select button

on

your

remote.

2.

Press

t

he

TOOLS

button on

yo

ur

remote.

The

Too

ls

menu

appears.

3.

Se

lect Delete

in

the

Tools

menu

,

and

then

press

the EN

TE

R

G'

button.

- 4 -

To

add

ch

annels

to t

he

Added Channels

list,

fo

ll

ow t

hese

step

s:

1.

Select

one

or more

cha

nn

els

in the All Channels

lis

t

using

the

• IT buttons

and

the

Yellow

Select

button

on

your

remote.

2.

Press

the

TOOLS

button

on

your

remote.

The

Too

ls

menu

appears

.

3.

Select

Add

in

the

Too

ls

menu,

and

then

press

the EN

TER

G

button.

~

All

deleted channelswi

ll

be

shown

on

t

he

All Channels l

ist.

You

add channels back to the Added Channels list

on

the

All Channels

list.

f-;2,

A gray-colored channel indicates the channel

has

boon

delet

ed

from

the Added Channels

lis

t.

~,~

The

Add

menu

option

on

ly appears f

or

deleted channels.

• Add

to

Favorite/Delete from Favorite:

Lets

you

add

channe

ls

to

and

de

l

ete

channels

from

your Favorites

list.

To

add

channels

to

the

Favorites

list,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Se

lect

one

or

more

channels

in

t

he

All Channels

list

using

the

• tT buttons

and

the

Yellow

Select

button

on

your

remote.

2.

Press

the T

OOLS

button

on

your

remote.

The

Tools

menu

appears.

3.

Select

Add to Favorite

in

the

Tools

menu,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G button.

To

delete

channels

from

the

Favorites

list,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Select

one

or

more

channe

ls

in

the Favorite

Channels

l

ist

using

the • IT buttons

and

the

Yellow

Select

button

on

your

remote.

2.

Press

the

T

OOLS

button

on

your

remote.

The

Tools

menu

appears.

3.

Select

Delete from Favorite

in

the

Tools

menu,

and

then

press

the

ENTE

RG button.

• Timer Viewing:

You

can

schedule

a

channel

to

be

di

sp

l

ayed

automatically

at

a

set

time,

even

when

you

are

watching another

channel.

You

must

set

the

current

t1me

first

1n

the

Time > Clock

function

to

use

Time Viewing.

To

schedule

a

channel,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Select

a

channel1n

the

Added Channels

list

using

the • IT

buttons

and

the

Yellow

Select

button

on

your

remote.

2.

Press

the

TOOLS

button

on

your

remote.

The

Tools

menu

appears.

3.

Select

Time Viewing

in

the

Tools

menu,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G button.

The

Time

Viewing

screen

appears.

Timer Viewing

01-()1

-2012

12:01

am

0 Move

~

Adjust L

<i'

Enter

")

Retum

4.

Use

the

~

1

•

buttons to

move

from

entry

field

to

entry

field

and

the • IT buttons to

change

the

entries.

Where

num

b

ers

are

displayed,

you

can

also

enter

numbers

directly

using

the

number

keypad

on

your

remote.

~

If

you

select Everyday or Every Week,the date

you

select in the Date

field

becomes the start date for your

scheduled vi

ewing.

For

Everyday, t

he

TV

will turn

on

every

day,

at

t

he

time

you

selec

t

ed,

starting from that

date.

Fo

r Everyweek,the

TV

w

ill

turn

on

eve

ry

week,

on

the same day of the week

as

the start date

you

selected, at the time

you

se

lected, from that day

on.

If

you

select Once,t

he

TV

wi

ll

t

urn

on

once,

on

thedate

and

time you selected.

5.

Press

the

ENTER

G button

on

your

remote

wh

en

done.

~

On

lyAdded Channels

can

be

scheduled.

~

Schedul

ed

programs

and

channelsare displayed in the

Programmed

Li

st.

~

Wh

en

you

select a digital channel, press the

..,..

button to

view the digital program

list.

If

you

highlight a program

in

the l

ist,

and

then

press the

ENTER

G (Schedule)button,

you

set TimerViewing for that progr

am

directly.

• Select All:

Select

all

the

channels

in

the

displayed

channel

lis

t.

• Deselect All:

Deselect

all

the

se

lected

displayed

channels.

~

You

can

only select DeselectAll

when

one or more

channels are selected.

• Channel Name Edit:

Ana

l

og

channels

only.

Lets

you

assign

a

name

of up to

five

characters to

an

analog

channel.

For

example,

Hist,

Food,

Go

l

f,

et

c.

This

makes

it

eas

ier to

find

and

se

l

ec

t a

channel.

• Auto Program:

See

Auto Program

under

Memorizing

Channels.

lj)

Programmed List (on the Channel List Screen)

The

Programmed l

ist

displays

the

channels

and

prog

r

ams

you

have

schedu

l

ed

for

viewing

using

the Time Viewing

function.

You

can

view,

modify,

or

delete

a show

you

have

scheduled

using

the

functions

on

the Programmed

List

screen

Tools

menu.

Programmed List Screen Tools Menu

ike!e)~f'il

• Change Info:

Change

the

sc

h

eduling

information

for a show or

channel

you

have

scheduled.

To

change

the

information,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Select

the Programmed

List

icon

on

the

left

side

of the

Channel List

screen,

and

t

hen

press

the EN

TER

G button.

2.

On

the Programmed

List

screen,

select

the show or

channel

entry

you

want to

change,

and

then

press

the

TOOLS

button.

The

Tools

Menu

appears.

3.

Select

Change Info,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G button.

The

Time Viewing

screen

appears.

4.

Use

the

<~~~

I

•

buttons to

move

from

entry

field

to entry

field

and

the • IT buttons to

change

the

entries.

Where

numbers

are

displayed,

you

can

also

enter

numbers

directly

using

the

number

keypad

on

your

remote.

5.

Press

the

ENTER

G button

when

done.

• Cancel Schedules:

Cancel

a

show

or

channel

you

have

scheduled.

To

cancel

ascheduled show or

channel,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Se

lect the Programmed

List

icon

on

the

left

side

ofthe

Channel List

screen,

and

t

hen

press

the

ENT

ERG button.

2.

On

the Programmed

List

screen,

seect the show

or

channel

entry

you

want to

cancel,

and

then

press

the

TOOLS

button.

The

Tools

Menu

appears.

3.

Se

lect Cancel Schedules,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G

button.

The

Cancel Schedule

screen

appears.

4.

Select

OK,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G button.

-5-

• Information: Display the information for a show or channel you

have scheduled.

You

can also change the schedule Information.

1

. Select the Programmed List icon on the left side of the

Channel List screen, and then press the ENTER

[31

button.

2.

On

the Programmed List screen, select the show or channel

entry you want information

for,

and then press the TOOLS

button. The Tools Menu appears.

3.

Select Information, and then press the ENTER

[31

button.

The Time Viewing Information screen appears.

4.

Select Change Info and press the ENTER G button

to change information, or select Close and press the

ENTER G button to close the Information screen.

• Select

All

I

Deselect

All:

You

can select or deselect

all

channels

in

the channel list.

0 Other Channel Menu Functions

Channel

Mode

(Added Channels/Favorite

Channels)

Lets you select the channel list displayed when you press the

ACHV

(Channel) button on your remote. For example,

if

you

select Favorite Channels, you will only see Favorite channels when

you press the

ACHV

button.

Fine Tune

Analog channels

only.

If

the reception

is

clear, you

do

not have to fine tune the channel,

as

this

is

done automatically during the search and store

operation.

If

the signal

is

weak or distorted, fine tune the channel

manually.

~

Select the channel, and then select Fine Tune.

~

Fine tuned channels that have been saved are marked with

an asterisk "*" on the right-hand side of the channel number

in

the channel banner.

~

To

reset fine-tuning, select the channel, select Fine Tune, and

then select Reset on the Fine Tune screen.

Setup

Menu

Plug

&

Play

Lets you re-run the Plug

&

Play initial setup procedure. For

instructions, see your Quick Start Guide.

Language

Set the menu language.

~

Choose between English, Espaiiol, and Fran<;ais.

0 Setting the Time

Time

~

The time you set will appear when you press the INFO

button.

Il

l

• Clock: Set the clock so you can use the various timer features

of the

TV.

~

If

you disconnect the power cord, you have to set the

clock

again.

-

6-

To

set the clock, follow these steps:

1. Select Setup >Time > Clock.

2.

Press ENTER

[31

and select Auto

or

Manual, and then press

ENTER

[31

again.

If you selected Auto:

The

TV

will automatically download the correct time from a

digital channel.

• Select Time Zone, and then press the ENTER

[31

button.

Use

the•/T

buttons

to

select your Time Zone, and then

press ENTER

G.

• Select DST (Daylight Savings Time), and then press

ENTER

[31.

Select

On

if

you want to turn the DST

adjustment

on

and off manually. Select Off to turn off the

DST adjustment. Select Auto if you want the

TV

to adjust

to DST automatically. Press ENTER G when done.

~

DST

and Time Zone function are only available when

the Clock

Mode

is set to Auto.

If you selected Manual:

The Clock Set screen appears. Use the •

IT

buttons

to

change the values

in

each field or use the number buttons to

enter the values directly. Use the

<IIIII/.,.

buttons

to

move from

field

to

field. When done with

all

the fields, press ENTER

G.

~

Available only when Clock

Mode

is set to Manual.

• Sleep Timer

II+E!I!J

Automatically shuts off the

TV

after a preset period of time.

(30,

60, 90, 120, 150 and 180 minutes).

~

To

cancel the Sleep Timer, select Off.

Timer

1 I Timer 2 I Timer 3

Turns the

TV

on and off automatically at times and days you

select.

You

can set three different on/off timer settings.

~

You must set the clock first.

•

On

Time I Ott Time: Set the hour, minute, am/pm, and

Activate/Inactivate fields for the On Time and Off Time. Use the

<IIIII/.,.

buttons to move from field to field. Use the

•t'f'

buttons

to change the values

in

each field.

To

activate the timer with

the setting you have chosen, set the Activate/Inactivate field to

Activate.

• Volume: Set the desired loudness.

• Contents:

To

select what will be turned on when the timer

setting

is

activated.

You

can set the TV to turn on a specific

channel or play back contents such as photo or audio files.

Use the

<IIIII/.,.

buttons

to

move

to

move to the Contents field,

and then press the ENTER [31 button. The Contents screen

appears. Use the

<IIIII/.,.

buttons to move from field

to

field. Use

the

•t'f'

buttons

to

change the values

in

each field.

-TV/USB:

Select TV

or

USB. The USB device must be

connected

to

your TV before you can select USB.

-Antenna: Displays the current antenna source, Air

or

Cable.

-Channel

:

If

you have selected

TV,

select the desired channel.

-Music/Photo:

If

you have selected USB, follow these steps to

select a folder containing MP3 (Music) or JPEG (Photo) files

on

the USB device:

~

The

maximum

displayed number of files, including sub

folders,

in

one folder of USB storage device is 2000.

~

The media may not be playing smoothly when using the

device lower than USB 2.0.

1.

Use the

<IIIII/.,.

buttons to move to the field under Music

or the field under Photo, and then press the ENTER G

button. The TV displays a single folder (the Root folder)

and the type or name of the device.

2.

Press the ENTER G button. A list

of

folders on the device Locking/Blocking Programs or Movies

appears.

~

If

there are no folders on your device, press the

Yellow select button to select the Root folder, and

then press the RETURN button. The Timer screen

re-appears.

3.

Use the

•IT

buttons to highlight a folder that contains

music or photos, and then press the Yellow select button

to select the folder.

4.

Press the RETURN button. The Timer screen re-appears.

• Repeat: Select Once, Everyday, Mon-Fri,

Mon-Sat,

Sat-Sun

or Manual.

If

you select Manual, you can select the days you

want to activate the timer by using the

..,..,._

buttons to highlight

the

day,

and then pressing the ENTER G button.

To

unselect a

day,

highlight

it,

and then press the ENTER G button.

When you finished making

all

your selections on the Timer screen,

press either the ENTER G or RETURN button.

0 Other Features

Program Rating Lock

The Program Rating Lock feature lets you block programs

you've determined are inappropriate for your children based on

the program's ratings.

To

access the Program Rating Lock

feature and make any changes, you must enter a

(personal

identification number).

To

watch a blocked program, you must also

enter the same

PIN.

~

Program Rating Lock

is

not available

in

HOMI or

Component mode.

You

lock or block programs and/or movies

in

essentially the same

way for each option. Each option displays a grid or table.

All

the

tables have ratings listed on the left. The

TV

Parental Guidelines

option also has kinds of content listed across the top:

ALL:

Lock

all

TV

ratings. I

FV:

Fantasy violence IV: Violence

IS:

Sexual situation

I

L:

Adult Language I

D:

Sexually Suggestive Dialog.

To

lock/block movies or shows with certain ratings and/or kinds of

content, click the square next

to

the rating and/or under the kind of

content. A lock appears.

To

unlock/unblock, click the square again.

When you click a low rating,

all

the ratings above it will also display

locks.

You

can also Allow

All

or Lock

All.

When done, press the

RETURN button on your remote.

• Change PIN: The Change

screen will appear. Choose any

4 digits for your

and enter them

in

Enter New PIN fields.

Re-enter the same 4 digits

in

Confirm New PIN fields. When the

Change

screen disappears, press the

OK

button. The TV

has memorized your new

PIN.

~

If

you forget the PIN, press the remote-control buttons

in

the following sequence, which resets the pin to

"0-0-0-0"

:

POWER (off)---+ MUTE---+

8---+

2---+

4---+

POWER

(on)

Game

Mode

{On/Off)

When you connect a game console such as a PlayStation™

or Xbox

TM

to your

TV,

you can enjoy a more realistic gaming

experience by turning on the Game

Mode

function.

~

Precautions and limitations for

game

mode:

• Before you disconnect the game console and connect another

external device, set Game Mode

to

Off

in

the setup menu.

•

If

you display the TV menu

in

Game Mode, the screen shakes

slightly.

~

The default

number of a new TV set

is

"0-0-0-0".

You can

set your own

using the Change PIN function.

~

Game

Mode

is

not available when the input source

is

set to

TV.

How

It

Works

When you access the Program Rating Lock Menu functions for

the first time, the

input screen appears. Enter 0-0-0-0. The

screen closes and the Program Rating Lock Menu appears. Every

time you access the Program Rating Lock functions, the

screen will appear and you must enter a

PIN.

When the Rating Lock screen appears, select Program Rating

Lock, and then press ENTER

G.

Select

On,

and then press the

ENTER G key again. Depending on what type of programs or

movies you want to block, select one of the options on the screen,

and then press the ENTER G button. The options are listed below:

•

TV

Parental Guidelines:

You

can block TV programs based

on their ratings. This function allows you

to

control what your

children are watching.

• MPAA Rating:

You

can block movies based on their MPAA

ratings. The Motion Picture Association of America

(MPAA)

has

implemented a rating system that provides parents or guardians

with advanced information on which films are appropriate for

children.

• Canadian English:

You

can block TV programs based on their

Anglophone Canadian ratings.

• Canadian French:

You

can block TV programs based on their

French Canadian ratings.

• Downloadable U.S. Rating: Parental restriction information can

be used while watching DTV channels.

~

After connecting the

game

console, set

Game

Mode

to

On.

You may notice slightly reduced picture quality.

Caption

(On-Screen

Text

Dialogue)

• Caption:

You

can switch the caption function on or off.

If

captions are not available, they will not be displayed on the

screen.

~

The Caption feature

does

not

work

in

Component

or

HDMI

mode.

• Caption Mode:

You

can select the desired caption mode.

Default I

CC1-CC4

I

Text1-

Text4: (analog channels only) The

Analog Caption function operates

in

either analog TV channel

mode or when a signal

is

supplied from

an

external device

to

the

TV.

(Depending on the broadcasting signal, the Analog Caption

function may or may not work with digital channels.)

Default I Service1-Service6 I

CC1-CC4

I Text1-Text4:

(Digital channels only) The Digital Captions function works with

digital channels.

~

Service1-6

may not be available

in

digital caption

mode

depending on the broadcast.

• Digital Caption Options: (Digital channels only)

Size: Options include Default, Small, Standard and Large. The

default

is

Standard.

Font Style: Options include Default and Styles 0 to

7.

The

default

is

Style

0.

Foreground Color: Options include Default, White, Black, Red,

Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta and Cyan.

You

can change the

color of the letters. The default

is

White.

-

7-

Background Color: Options include

Default,

White,

Black,

Red,

Green,

Blue,

Yellow,

Magenta

and

Cyan.

You

can

change the

background color ofthe captions.

The

default

is

Black.

Foreground Opacity:

This

adjusts the opacity oftext. Options

include

Defau

lt,

Transparent,

Translucent,

Solid

and

Fl

ashing.

Background Opacity:This adjusts the opacity of the caption

background. Options include

Default,

Transparent,

Translucent,

So

li

d

and

Flashing.

Return to Default: This option sets

each

Size,

Font

Style,

Foreground

Color,

Background

Color,

Foreground

Opacity

and

Background Opacity to its default.

~

Digital Caption Options

are

available only when you can

select Default and Service1 -Service6

in

Caption

Mode

.

~

The Foreground and Background cannot be set to the

same color.

Melody

Set

so

that a melody plays when the

1V

is

turned

on

or

off.

~

The

Melody

does not

play:

•

When

no

sound

is

output

from

the

TV

because

the

MUTE

button

has

been

pressed.

•

When

no

sound

is

output

from

the

TV

because

the

volume

has

been

reduced

to

minimum

with

the

VOL-

button.

•

When

the

TV

is

turned off

by

Sleep Ti

mer

function.

Auto Protection Time

• Auto Protection Time (Off I 2 hours I 4 hours I 8 hours

11

0

hours):

If

the

screen

remains

idle

with a

still

image for a certain

period oftime

you

define, the

screen

saver

is

activated to prevent

the formation of ghost images

on

the

screen

.

Eco Solution

• Energy Saving (Off I Low I Medium I High I Picture Off) :

This

adjust the brightness of the

1V

in

order to reduce power

consumption.

If

you

select Picture Off, the

screen

is

turned

off,

but the sound

remains

on.

Press

any button except volume

button to turn

on

the screen.

• Eco Sensor (Off I On)

for

LED

5000

series

:

To

enhance your

power

savings;

the picture settings

will

automatically adapt to the

light

in

the room.

~

If

you

adjust the Backlight, the Eco Sensor will be set to

Off.

Min. Backlight:

When

Eco Sensor

is

On, the

minimum

screen

brightness

can

be adjusted

manually.

~

If Eco

Sensor

is

On, the display brightness may change

(become slightly darker

in

most cases) depending

on

the

surrounding light intensity.

•

No

Signal Power Off (Off

115

min. I

30

min. 160 min.): Sets

how quickly the

1V

switches to standby mode, if

no

picture

is

being

received.

~

Disabled when the

PC

is

in

power saving mode.

• Auto PowerOff (Off I On):

The

1V

will

be

automatically turned

off

when

no

user operation

is

received

for 4

hours.

Support Menu Ill

Self Diagnosis

• Picture Test:

Use

to check for picture problems.

If

the problem

appears

in

the test picture, select

Yes

and

follow the directions

on

the

screen

.

• Sound

Test:

Use

the built-in melody sound to check for sound

problems.

If

the problem occurs during the test, select

Yes

and

follow the directions

on

the

screen.

• Signal Strength:

(Digital

channels

only)

An

HD

channel's

reception quality

is

either perfect or the

channels

are

unavailable.

Adjust your antenna to

increase

signal

strength.

• Reset:

Reset

all

settings to the factory defaults.

~

The

input screen appears.

~

Enter your 4-digit

PIN.

Change the

using the Change

option.

Software Upgrade

can

be performed

by

downloading the latest

firmware

from

samsung.com

to

a

USB

memory

device.

HD

Connection Guide

Refer

to this information

when

connecting external devices to the

1V.

Contact Samsung

View

this information when your 1Vdoes not work properly or

when

you

want to upgrade the software.

You

can

find

information

regarding our

call

centers

and

how to download products

and

software.

Media

Play

Enjoy

photos, music and/or

movie

files

saved

on

a

USB

Mass

Storage

Class

(MSC)

device.

0 Connecting a USB Device

1.

Turn

on

your

1V.

Ill

tR

2.

Connect a

USB

device containing photo, music, and/or

movie

files

to the

USB

jack

on

the back ofthe

1V.

A pop up window

appears.

3.

Press

the MEDIA.P button

on

your

remote.

The

Media

Play

menu

appears.

0 Using the Media Play Menu

To

open

Media

Play

in

the

Menu,

follow these steps:

1.

Press

the

MENU

button.

Then,

press the £ or

~

button to

select Application

on

the

left,

and

then

press

the ENTER

[31

button.

2.

Press

the

_..

or T button to select Media Play (USB),

and

then

press

the ENTER[31 button.

3.

Press

the

~

or

..,..

button to select

an

icon (Videos, Music,

Photos, Settings

),

and

then

press

the ENTERG button.

~

Media

Play might not work properly with unlicensed

multimedia

files.

~

Need-to-Know List before using

Med

ia Play (USB)

•

The

file

system

supports

FAT16,

FAT32

and

NTFS.

•

Certain

types of

USB

Digital

camera

and

audio

devices

may

not

be

compatible

with

this

TV.

•

Media

Play

only

supports

USB

Mass

Storage

Class

(MSC)

devices.

MSC

is

a

Mass

Storage

Class

Bulk

-

Only

Transport

device.

Examples

of

MSC

are

Thumb

drives

and

Flash

Card

Readers.

Devices

should

be

connected

directly

to

the

TV's

USB

port.

USB

HOD

is

not

supported.

-

8-

• Before connecting your device

to

the

TV,

please

back

up your

files

to

prevent them from damage

or

loss of data. SAMSUNG

is

not

responsible

for

any

data

file damage

or

data

loss.

• A USB device that requires high power (more than 0.5A) may not

be

supported.

• Do not disconnect the USB device while it is loading.

• The higher the resolution of the image, the longer it takes to

display

on

the screen.

• The maximum supported JPEG resolution is 15360 x 8640 pixels.

• If a file is corrupted or the TV does not support the

file

type, the

"Not Supported

File

Format" message appears.

•

Supported

Subtitle

Formats

External

Name

MPEG-4 timed text

SAMI

SubRip

Sub

Viewer

MicroDVD

SubStation Alpha

File

extension

.ttxt

.sm1

.srt

.sub

.sub or .txt

.ssa

• The TVcannot play MP3files with DRM that have been

downloaded from a for-pay site. Digital Rights Management

(DRM) is a technologythat

supports

the creation, distribution,

and

management of digital content

in

an integrated and

comprehensive way, including protecting the rights and interests

of

content providers, preventing illegal copying

of

contents, and

managing billing and settlements.

Advanced SubStation Alpha .ass

• PTP devices are not supported.

•

If

an over-power warning message is displayed while you

are

connecting

or

using a USB device, the device may not

be

recognized or may malfunction.

Internal

Name

Xsub

SubStat1on Alpha

Advanced SubStation Alpha

SubRip

MPEG-4 Timed text

• If the TV has no input during the time period set

in

Auto

Protection

Time, the Screensaver will run. •

Supported

Video

Formats

• The power-saving

mode

of

some

external hard

disk

drives may

be

released automatically when your connect them

to

the

TV.

• If you use a USB extension cable, the TV may not recognize the

USB device or may not be able

to

read the files on the device.

•

If

a USB device connected

to

the

TV

is not recognized, the list

of

files on the device

is

corrupted,

or

a file

in

the list is not played,

connect the USB device

to

a PC, format the device, and check

the connection.

•

Photos

only supports the sequential jpeg format.

• The Videos option does not support the scene search and

thumbnail functions.

• If the number

of

files and folders saved on a USB storage device is

over approximately 4000, the files and folders may not appear and

some folders may not open.

• The maximum displayed number

of

files, including sub folders,

in

one folder ofUSB storage device is 2000.

• The media may not

be

playing smoothly when using the device

lower than USB 2.0.

1.

In

the

Media

Play

menu,

press

the

<1111

or

ll>

button

to

select

Videos,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

[31

button.

2. Press

the

<1111

I

ll>

I

Jt..

I

'f

buttons

to

select a

video

in

the

file list.

3. Press

the

ENTER

[31

button

or

[8

(Play)

button.

The

file

name

is

displayed

on

the

top

of

the

screen

with

the

playing

time.

If

video

time

information

is

unknown,

playing

time

and

the

progress

bar

are

not

displayed.

During

video

playback,

you

can

search

using

the

<1111

and

ll>

buttons.

~

In

this

mode,

you

can

play

movie

clips

contained

in a

game,

but

you

cannot

play

the

game

itself.

-9-

File

Extension

·.mp4

·.avi

·.mkv

·.asf

·.wmv

' .ts

·.trp

'.tp

·.m2ts

".dat

'mpg

'.mpeg

·.

vob

'.

3gp

".flv

·.

swf

Container

VideoCodec

DivX

3.11/4.x/5.1

/6.0

MP4 H264

AVC

MJPEG

DivX

3.11/4.x/5.1

/

6.0

A

VI,

MPEG4

SP

MKV I ASP

H264

MJPEG

DivX3.11

/ 4.x /

5.1

/

6.0

ASF MPEG4 SP

/ASP

H.

264

MPEG2

TS

H.

264 BP

IMPI HP

MPEG1

PS MPEG2

H. 264 BP

IMP

I

HP

MPEG4

SP

3GPP I ASP

H.

264

H.264

flash

formats Sorenson

H.263

Container

Fonnat

AVI

Picture Format

MKV Text Format

MKV

Text

Format

MKV Text Format

MP4 Text Format

Resolution Frame

Bit

Audio

rate{fps) rate(Mbps) Codec

1920x1080

6-30

30M

bps

MP3

/

1920x1080

6-30

30M

bps

ADPCM /

AAC

1920x1080

6-30

30M

bps

640x480

6-30

10Mbps

1920x1080 6-

30

30Mbps

MP3

/

AC3

/

1920x1080

6-30

30M

bps

LPCM /

ADPCM

I DTS

1920x1080

6-30

30Mbps Core

640x480

6-30

10M

bps

MP3

/

1920x1080 6-

30

30M

bps

AC3 /

LPCM /

ADPCM

1920x1080 6-

30

30M

bps

/

WMA

/

WMA

1920x1080 6-

30

30M

bps

Pro

1920x1080 6-

30

30M

bps

AC3

/

AAC /

MP3/

1920x1080

6-30

30M

bps

DD+ I

HE-AAC

1920x1080

24/25

/

30

30M

bps

AC3 /

1920x1080 24/25/

30

30M

bps

MPEG/

LPCM /

1920x1080 6-

30

30Mbps AAC

1920x1080 6-

30

30M

bps

MP3

1920x1080 6-

30

30Mbps

1920x1080 6-

30

30Mbps MP3

1920x1080

6-30

30Mbps

Other Restrictions

• Video content will

not

play,

or

not

play correctly, if there is an error

tn

the content

or

the container.

• Sound

or

video may not work ifthe contents have a standard

bit rate/ frame rate above the compatible Frame/sec listed

in

the

Supported Video Formats table.

• Ifthe Index Table erroneous, the Seek (Jump) function is

not

supported.

• The menu maytake longer

to

appear if the video's bit rate

exceeds

1OM

bps.

• Video content can not

be

played if there are many contents

in

one file.

Video

Decoder

Supports

up

to

H.264, Level 4.1

H.264 FMO I ASO

IRS,

VC1

SP

IMP

I AP L4 and AVCHD are

not supported.

MPEG4

SP,

ASP :

-Below

1280

x 720:

60

frame max

-Above

1280x 720:

30

frame max

H.263 is

not

supported.

GMC

is not support.

Audio

Decoder

Supports up

to

WMA7, 8, 9 STD. 9 PRO,

10

PRO

WMA

9 PRO

and

WMA

10 PRO support

5.1

channel. (LBR

mode

of

WMA

Pro is not supported)

WMA

Lossless is

not

supported.

1.

In

the

Media

Play

menu, press the

~

or

~

button

to

select

Music,

and then press the ENTER

G'

button.

2.

Press the

~

/

~

/

JJ..

/ T buttons

to

sel

ect

the

desired Music

in

the

file list.

3. Press the ENTER

G'

button

or

~

(Play)

button.

~

During

music

playback, you can search ustng the

~

and

..,..

button

.

~

(REW)

and

~

(FF)

buttons

do

not

function

during

play.

~

Media

Play

on

ly

disp

lays files with

MP3

and

PCM file

extension.

Other

file extensions are

not

displayed, even if

they

are saved

on

the

same

USB device.

~

Ifthe sound is

abnorma

l when playing

MP3

fi

les,

adjust

the

Equalizer

in

the

Sound

menu. (An over-modulated

MP3

file

may cause a sound problem.)

1.

In

the

Media

Play

menu, press the ~

or

~ button

to

select

Photos

, then press the ENTER

G'

button.

2. Press the

~

I

JJ..

/ T buttons

to

select a photo in the file list.

3. Press the ENTER

G'

button

or

~

(Play) button.

~<.,_,_

NOTE

• While aphoto list

ts

displayed, press the

[8

(Play)

I

ENTERG

button on the remote control to start a slide show.

•

All

files

1n

the file ltst section will be dtsplayed

in

the slide show.

• Dunng the slide show, files are displayed

1n

order.

• During the slide show, you can adjust the slide show speed

using

(~)

(REW)

or(~)

(FF)

button.

•

You

can move to other files using

...,.

or

~

button.

f<"2,

Media

Play

can play

Music

files automatically during a Slide

Show

if

Background

Music

is

set

to

On

.

~

You cannot change the

Mode

tn

Background

Music

until

t~

Background Music file

has

finished loading.

• Supported Photo Formats

Image

Photo

Resolution

Base-line 15360X 8704

JPEG

1024x768

Progressive

Other Restrictions

•

CMYK,

YCCK

Color space

JPEG

are

not supported.

Playing Multiple Files

• Playing

selected

video/music/photo

files

1.

On the

File

List screen, highlight a file, and then press the

Yelle'

button

on

your remote.

2. Repeat Step 1

to

select multiple files.

~

NOTE

• A

v'

mark appears to the left of the selected

f1les.

•

To

cancel a selection, press the Yellow button

agatn.

•

To

deselect

all

selected files, press the TOOLS button, select

Deselect All, and then the

ENTER

G button.

3. Press the

TOOLS

button, select Play

Selected

Contents,

anc

then press the ENTER

G'

button.

•

Playing

a

video/music/photo

folder

1. With the folders on your

USB

device displayed, use the

~

I

JJ..

/ T buttons

to

highlight a folder.

2.

Press the

TOOLS

button, select Play Folder, and then press t

ENTER

G button.

-10-

Media

Play

-

Additional

Functions

• Videos/Music/Photos

Play

Option

menus

When playing a

file,

press the

TOOLS

button.

~NOTE

• Standard dimensions for wall mount kits

are

shown

in

the table

below.

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