Samsung UN32F5500 E- User manual

LED TV
user
manual
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Important
Safety
Instructions
CAUTION
TO
RE
DUCE
T
HE
R
ISK
OF
ELECTRI
C
SHOCK
,
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
(OR
BACK).
THERE
ARE
NO
US
ER
SERVICEAB
LE
PARTS
IN
SI
DE.
R
EFER
ALL
SERV
ICI
NG
TO
QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL.
This
symbol
in
di
cates
tha
t
high
vo
l
tag
e
is
present
ins
i
de.
It
is
dangerous
to
make
any
k
in
d
of
contact
with
any
i
nternal
part
of
this
prod
uct
This
symbol
ind
i
cates
t
ha
t i
mportant
li
te
r
at
u
re
co
ncern
i
ng
operati
on
an
d
main
tena
nc
e
ha
s
been
inclu
ded
wi
th
this
produc
t
•
The
slo
ts
and
open
ing
sin
the
cabinet
and
in
the
back
or
bot
t
om
are
provided
for
necessary
vent
ila
ti
on.
To
ensure
reliable
operat
io
nof
th
is
apparatus,
and
to
pr
otect
it
fr
om
overhea
t
ing,
t
hese
slots
and
openings
mus
t
neve
r
be
blocked
or
covered.
-
Do
not
pl
ace
this
apparat
us in a
confined
space.
such
as
a
bookca
s
e,
or
bu
ilt
-i
n
ca
binet,
un
l
es
sp
ro
p
er
ven
tila
tion
is
provided.
-
Do
not
place
thi
s
apparat
us
near
or
over
a
radiator
or
heat
register,
or
whe
re
it
is
exposed
to
di
rect
sunl
i
ght
-
Do
no
t
place
vesse
ls
(vases
etc.)
containing
water
ont
hi
s
apparatus,
as
this
can
re
su
lt
in
a
fire
or el
ect
ri
c
shock.
•
Do
not
expose
this
apparatus
to
r
ain
or
place
it
near
water
(n
ear
a
bathtub,
washbow
l,
kitchen
sink,
or l
aundry
tub,
ina
wet
baseme
nt,
or
near
a
swimming
pool
etc.
). Ift
his
appa
ratus
acc
i
de
n
ta
lly
gets
wet,
unplug
it
and
contact
an
authorized
dea
l
er
imm
edia
t
ely.
•
Th
is
apparatus
uses
batteries
.In
your
commu
nit
y,
t
he
re
mi
ght
be
environmenta
l
reg
ula
ti
ons
th
at
requ
i
re
you
to
dispose
of
these
batte
ries
proper
l
y.
Please
contac
t
yo
ur
loca
l
authorities
for
disposa
l
or
recycling
i
nformation
.
•
Do
not
over
l
oad
wall
ou
tl
ets,
exte
nsion
cords
or
ada
pt
ors
be
yond
the
1r
capacity,
sin
ce
th
is
can
resu
lt in fireor
elec
tric
shock.
•
Power
-
supply
cords
s
hould
be
pl
aced
so
tha
t
they
are
not
likely
to
be
wa
lked
on
or
pinched
by
i
tems
placed
upon
or
again
st
them.
Pay
part
ic
ul
ar
attention
to
cords
at
the
plug
end
,at
wall
outle
ts
,
and
the
point
where
th
ey
e
xit
from
the
app
l
iance.
• To
protect
this
apparatus
from
al
igh
t
ni
ng
storm,
or
when
it is
left
unattended
and
unused
for
long
periods
of
t
im
e,u
nplug
it
from
the
wa
ll
ou
t
le
t
and
disconnect
the
antenna
or
cab
le
system.
Th
iswi
ll
prevent
damage
to
the
set
due
to
ligh
tni
ng
and
power
l
ine
surges.
•
Be
fo
re
con
nect
ing
the
AC
power
cord
to
the
DC
adaptor
ou
tlet,
make
sure
the
v
olt
age
desig
nation
of
the
DC
adaptor
corresponds
to
the
l
ocal
el
ectrica
l
supp
ly.
• N
eve
r i
nsert
anyt
hing
me
ta
l
lic
into
the
open
parts
of th
is
app
aratu
s.
Doing
so
may
cre
ate
a
danger
of
el
ec
t
ric
shoc
k.
•
To
avo
id
ele
c
tnc
s
ho
ck,
never
touch
the
1nside
of
thi
s app
ara
tus
.
On
lya
qua
lif
i
ed
te
ch
n
ic
ian
shou
ld
open
t
hi
s
appa
r
atus.
•
Make
su
re
to
plug
the
power
cord
in
until
it
isfi
rm
ly
sea
te
d.
When
un
p
lu
ggi
ng
the
po
wer
cord
from
a
wall
ou
tlet,
al
ways
pull
on
the
po
we
r
cord
's pl
ug.
N
ever
unplug
by
pu
ll
ing
on
th
e
power
co
r
d.
Do
not
tou
ch
th
e
powe
r
cord
with
wet
h
ands
.
• If
th
is
apparatus
does
not
operate
norma
l
ly
-
in
part
i
cular
,
if
there
are
any
unus
ual
sou
n
ds
or
sme
lls
coming
from
it -
unp
lu
git i
mmediatel
y
and
contact
an
authorized
dea
ler
or
serv
ic
e
center.
• Be
sure
to
pull
the
power
pl
ug
out
of
the
out
l
et
if
the
TV
is
to
remain
u
nuse
d
or
if
you
a
re
to
l
eave
the
ho
use
for
an
extended
period
of
time
(e
sp
ecia
ll
y
when
c
hild
re
n,
el
de
rly
or
disab
l
ed
peop
lew
ill
be
left
al
one
in
the
house)
.
-
Accumu
l
at
ed
dust
can
caus
e
an
electri
c s
ho
ck, anel
ec
tric
le
akage
ora
fi
re
by
ca
using
the
power
cord to g
enerate
s
pa
rks
and
hea
t
or
th
e
ins
ul
ation
to
de
te
riorat
e.
•
Be
s
ure
to
cont
ac
t
an
a
uth
or
i
ze
d
serv
i
ce
ce
nt
er
for
i
nform
at
ion
if
you
in
tend
to in
sta
ll
yo
ur
TV
in
a
location
with
h
ea
vy
dust,
high
or
l
ow
t
empe
r
atu
re
s,
high
humidity,
che
mi
cal
s
ubstan
ces,
or
where
it
wi
ll
ope
rate
24
hou
rsa
day
su
ch
in
an
airpo
rt
,a
train
s
ta
ti
on
,etc.
Fail
ingto
do
so
may
lead
to
serious
damage
of
your
TV.
• Use
on
ly
a
properly
g
ro
unded
plu
g
and
wa
lloutlet
-
An
I
mproper
ground
may
ca
use
el
ectric
shoc
k
or
eq
uip
ment
damage.
(C
l
ass
IE
quipment
o
nly
.)
•
To
turn
th
is
apparatus
off
com
pl
etel
y,
you
mu
st d
isco
nnec
t it f
ro
m
the
wa
ll
ou
tlet
Conseq
uently
,
the
wall
o
utlet
an
d
power
p
lu
g
mu
st
be
r
eadil
y
access
ibl
eat
all
tim
es.
• Do n
ot
allow
c
hildr
en to
hang
on
to
th
epr
od
uct
•
Store
the
acc
es
so
ri
es
(ba
ttery,
etc.)
in
al
ocat
ion
sa
fely
out
of
th
er
eac
h
of
c
hildren
• Donot
in
sta
ll
th
e
product
in
an
unst
ab
le l
ocation
su
ch
as
ash
aky
se
lf,
aslant
ed
fio
or
or
al
oca
tion
ex
p
os
ed
to
vi
bration.
• Donot d
ro
p or
app
ly
any
sh
ock
to
th
e
produc
t
II
the
prod
uc
t
is
damaged,
di
sconne
ct
th
e
power
cord
an
d
con
t
ac
t a
serv
i
ce
cente
r.
• To
clean
this
apparatus,
unplug
thep
ower
co
rd
from
th
e
wa
llo
utl
et
and
wi
pe
t
he
product
us
ing
a
so
ft,
dry
cl
ot
h.
Do
not
u
se
any
ch
e
mi
cals
such
as
wax
,
ben
z
ene,
alco
h
ol
, th
inne
rs,
In
sect
ic
ide,
a
ir
fr
esheners
,
lubri
can
t
s,
or
dete
r
ge
nt
These
c
hemi
ca
ls
ca
n
dama
ge
the
a
pp
earance
of
the
TV
or
era
se
th
e
pr
inti
ng
on
th
eproduct
•
Do
not
expose
t
hi
sa
ppa
rat
usto
dr
i
ppi
ng
or
spl
as
hing
.
• Do not di
sp
ose
of
batt
er
i
es
in li
re
• Do
not
short
-c
ir
c
ui
t,
di
sasse
m
ble
or
ove
rh
ea
t t
he
ba
tt
er
i
es.
• T
he
re
is
dan
ger
of
an
ex
pl
os
ion
if
yourepl
ace
th
e
ba
tte
ri
es
used
in
th
e
re
mo
te
w
ith
th
ew
ro
ng t
ype
of
bat
te
ry
.
Re
pl
ace
on
ly
wi
th
th
e
sa
me
or
equ
ivale
nt
type.
•
WARN
IN
G-
TO
PREVENT
THES
PREAD
OF
FIRE
,
KEEP
CA
NDL
ES
OR
OTHER
O
PEN
FLAMES
AWAY
FROM
T
HIS
PR
OD
UCT
AT
ALL
TIM
ES.

Contents
Basic Features
5
7
8
9
Using the Remote Control
6
Turning on the TV
Switching Be
tw een Vid eo Sources
Universal Remote Control Setup
Viewing the e-Manual
10 Viewing the e-Manual
10 Scrolli!l[1 a Pag e
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12 Connecting to a Network
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14 What is Remote Supp ort?
Troubleshooting and Other
Information
15 Troubleshooting
16 Mounting the TV on the Wall Using
the
Wall Mount Kit (Optional)
18 Assembling the Cable manager
18 Eco Sensor and Screen Brightness
19 Maintenance
19 Providing Proper Ventilation for Your TV
20 Securing the TV to the Wall
Specifications
21 Specifi
ca tions
22 Dimensions
22 Licenses
Guides
23 Warranty Information
25 SAMSUNG BRAND PRODUCTS
25 Ll i\!iiTED V Vf\RRA NTY TO
OFi iG NA L. PURCHASER

Figures and illustrations
in
this User Manual are provided for
refe
re
nce only and may differ from the actual
product appearance. Produ
ct
design and specifications
ma
y change without notice.
Features
of
your
new
1V
• SMART HUB:
This TV features Smart Hub, a multi-purpose entertainment and family center. With Smart Hub, you
can surf the web, download applications, and stay
in
touch with family and friends through social
networking services.
In
addition, you can view or play photo, video, and music files stored on external
storage devices.
Press 8 to launch Smart Hub. Choose a service using the icons displayed
in
the top part
of
the screen.
Smart Hub services and functionality include:
Social: Watch the latest
You
Tube videos and you and your friends video posts on Facebook and
Twitter.
You
can also make video
ca
ll
s
to
friends by connecting the TV to a camera (sold separately).
Apps: Samsung Apps offers
an
extensive collection of free and paid news, sports, weather, and
gaming content you can directly download
to
and enjoy on your
TV.
On
TV: Check a listing
of
programs that are currently airing or are scheduled
to
air.
Movies &TV Shows: Purchase and watch movies and seri
es
without a separate external device.
Photos, Videos
&
Music: Play back photo, video, and music files from
an
external storage device.
• Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC): This allows you
to
control
all
connected Samsung devices that support
Anynet+ with your Samsung TV's remote.
• e-Manual: Provides a detailed, on-screen user's manual built into your
TV.
•
SMART
Interaction: Using this function, you can access and control menu op
ti
ons and functions
using motions.
To
use the Smart Interaction Feature, connect the SMART TV camera (sold separatel
y)
to
your TV.
• Device Manager: Use the TV features with a USB keyboard and mouse.
• Screen Mirroring: Displays mobile device screens on your
TV
using a wireless connection.

Using
the
Remote
Control
Learn where the function buttons
are
on your remote. Especially note these: SOURCE, MUTE,
VOL,
CH,
MENU, TOOLS,
G',
INFO, CH LIST, RETURN, and EXIT.
~
This remote control has Braille points on the Power, Channel, and Volume buttons and can be used
by visually impaired persons.
Turns
the
TV
on
and
off.
Displays
and
selects
the
available
video
sources
.
.....,:.....:.._
__
STB:
Turn
on
and
off
the
satellite
or
cable
set-top
box
connected
to
the
TV.
Turn
on
the
backlight
for
the
buttons.
-----:~-1
STB
GUIDE:
Displays
the
STB's
EPG
(
Electronic
Program
Guide).
The
backlight
lasts
for
only
a
few
seconds.
Turns
the
remote
control
light
on
or
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.)
Gives
direct
access
to
channels.
Press
to
select
additional
digital
channe
ls
being
broadcast
by
the
same
digital
station.
For
example,
to
select
channel
'54-3',
press
'54',
then
press'-'
and
'3'.
Adjusts
the
volume.
STB
MENU:
Opens
the
STB's
OSD
(Menu)
.
~
These
buttons
are
only
available
when
the
universal
remote
control
is
set
and
TV
turns
on.
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-:-
1
---
Returns
to
the
previous
channel.
+
~
Cuts
off
the
sound
temporar;>;.
~
I
~
~
LJl__
Changes
channels.
CH
v
Displays
channel
lists
on
the
screen.
__
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::===~W----
Brings
up
Smart
Hub
applications.
See
the
Opens
the
OSD
(Menu).
Quickly
selects
frequently
used
functions.
Moves
the
cursor,
selects
the
on-screen
------;.....;....-1
menu
items,
and
changes
the
values
seen
on
the
TV's
menu.
Returns
to
the
previous
menu.
Use
these
buttons
according
to
the
directions
on
the
TV's
screen.
Use
these
buttons
in
a
specific
feature.
Use
these
buttons
according
to
the
directions
on
the
TV's
screen.
SI\MSUNG
e-Manual
chapter,
Smart
TV
Features
>
Smart
Hub
.
--:-:----
Displays
the
EPG
(
Electronic
Program
Guide).
Displays
information
on
the
TV
screen.
Exits
the
menu.

Inserting
the
Batteries
(AAA
X
2)
Match the polarity
of
the batteries
to
the symbols
in
the battery compartment.
•
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~NOTE
-Use the remote control within
23
feet
of
the
TV.
-Bright light may affect the performance of the remote
co
ntrol. Avoid using wh
en
near special
fluorescent lights
or
neon signs.
- The color and shape may vary depending on the model.

Turning on the TV
Turn on the TV using the C) button on the remote control or TV panel.
~ The product color and shape may vary depending on the model.
~ The first time you turn on your TV, it will immediately start the ini t ial setup.
~ The TV's Controller, a small joy stick like button on the rear right side of the TV, lets you control the TV
without the remote control.
Caution of the cover-jack
lL CAUTION
Open Smart Hub.
Open the menu.
Select asource.
Turn off the 1V.
•
------------ "f h"e" coniro i stick i s -~~~a~i~~~~-r·o·--------- "j
l ower-left corn er on the back of t he TV . : ~ :
' ~ '
' '
'--- Remote control sensor :, ___________:
When you u se th e Remo te co nt rol, t he
standby LED does n ot r espond, exce pt
wh en you pr ess th e6 button.
Th e cover-jack is for use by qua lifi ed service personnel only.
To reduce the risk of electric shock or fire hazard, do not use the cover jack, unless you are qualified to do
so.
TV Rear Panel
~ The rear panel may differ depending on the mode l.

Switching
Between
Video
Sources
Press the SOURCE button to switch between devices connected
to
the
1V
.
For example, to switch to a game conso
le
connected
to
the second HDMI connector, press SOURCE
button. From the Source list, select
HDMI2
. The connector names may vary depending on the product.
Select Tools at the upper-right corner ofthe source screen
to
access the following functions.
• Edit Name: Lets you associate a device name
to
an
input source.
You
can select the following device names
in
the Edit Name option:
VCR
I
DVD
I
Cable STB
I
Satellite STB
I
PVR STB
I
AV
Receiver
I
Game
I
Camcorder
I
PC
I
DVI
PC
I
DVI Devices
I
TV
I
IPTV
I
Blu-ray
I
HD DVD
I
DMA
To
associate a device name to
an
input source follow these steps:
1. Select Tools
in
the upper right corner ofthe source screen.
2.
Select Edit Name.
3. Find the
in
put source you want
in
the Source
li
st (HDMI1, HDMI2, Component, etc.).
4. Select the blank field next
to
the input.
5.
In
the device name list that appears, select the name
of
the device attached
to
the input.
When you view the Source list, the device name and the input jack will be displayed together.
-If you have connected a PC to the
HDMIIN
3 (DVI) port with
an
HDMI cabl
e,
select PC from the
device name list.
-If you have connected a PC to the
HDMIIN
3 (DVI) port with
an
HDMI
to
DVI
cable, select DVI PC
from the device name list.
-
If
you connected an
AV
device to the
HDMIIN
3 (DVI) port with
an
HDMI to
DVI
cable, select DVI
Devices from the device name list.
• Information: View detailed information about the connected devices.
• Refresh: Select if a connected device does not appear
in
the list. If the list does not show the device
after selecting Refresh, check the status of the
1V
-to-device
co
nnection.
• Remove USB: Remove the USB device from the list safely. This function
is
only
avai
lable
wh
en the
USB device selected.
Universal Remote Setup: U
se
to configure universal remote control settings. Using the universal remote
control, you can control external devices connected
to
the
1V,
such
as
a set-top box, Blu-ray
player,
and
AV
receiver.
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Remote
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Setup
This
1V
has a universal remote control feature that lets you control cable boxes, Blu-ray players, home
theaters, and other third-party external devices connected
to
the
1V
using the
1V's
remote control.
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Keep a distance of 2 inches at least between the
IR
Extender and the external device, as the illustration
shows. Face the
IR
Extender toward the external device's remote control signal receiver. Note that it should
be no obstacle between
IR
Extender and external device. The presence
of
an
obstacle will interfere with
the transmission of the remote control signal.
Add
the
External
Device
1. Turn on the external device you wish
to
set up universal remote function for and then press SOURCE
to
bring
up
the Source screen.
2. Select Universal Remote Setup from the t
op
ofthe screen. This initiates the universal remote setup
process.
3. Fo
ll
ow
the on-screen instruction and set
up
the universal remote control.
If
it does not work, set up the
remote control by entering the model number manually.

Viewing thee-Manual
The embedded e-manual contains information about your
1V's
key features.
Navigate
to
the screen menu and select e-Manual
(Support > e-Manual).
1.
Select a category from the left side ofthe screen.
2. Select
an
item. Thee-Manual will open on the page containing the selected information.
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Words
in
blue refer to screen menu
opt
ions and words
in
light blue refer
to
remote control buttons.
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Arrows are used to indicate the menu path. (Example: Screen Menu >
Support > e-Manual)
Scrolling
a
Page
To
scroll a page, use
of
one of the following methods:
• Place the focus on the • or • button at the right edge
of
the screen.
• Place the focus on the
.oil.
or
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button at the right edge ofthe screen, press t
he
up or down arrow
button on the remote.
Using
the
Top
Icons
Use the
Back, Forward,
and
Opened pages
icons on the
top
left
of
the screen
to
navigate through
pages. These icons are available after you have viewed
two
or
more pages.
Returning
to
the
Home
Page
To
return to the home page, press the
rJ
button or select
.ft.
on
the top right of the screen.
Searching
the
Index
Press the m
button
or
select
..1
.on the
top
right
of
the screen to display the index. Select a term
to
display
the page containing the term.