Samsung Pn51e530 User manual

Important

Warranty

Information

Regarding

Television

Format

Viewing

~

See

the

warranty

card

for

more

information

on

warranty

terms.

Wide

screen

format

PDP

Displays

(with

16:9

aspect

ratios,

the

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,

with

the

images

constantly

in

motion.

Displaying

stationary

graphics

and

images

on

the

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

crawls,

video

game

displays,

station

logos,

web

sites

or

computer

graphics

and

patterns,

should

be

limited

as

described

above

for

ail

televisions.

Displaying

stationary

images

for

more

than

5%

of

total

viewing

time

can

cause

uneven

aging

of

your

PDP

display

and

leave

subtle,

but

permanent

burned-in

ghost

images

in

the

PDP

picture.

To

avoid

this,

vary

the

programm1ng

and

images,

and

primarily

display

full

screen

moving

images,

not

stationary

patterns

or

dark

bars.

On

PDP

models

that

offer

picture

sizing

features,

use

these

controls

to

view

different

formats

as

a

full

screen

picture.

Be

careful

in

the

selection

of

television

formats

you

use

for

viewing

and

the

amount

of

time

you

view

them.

Uneven

PDP

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

Onginal

Purchaser

only.

The

above

described

warranty

repairs

must

be

performed

by

a

SAMSUNG

Authorized

Service

Center.

Along

with

this

Statement,

the

Original

Lim1ted

Warranty

Statement

and

a

dated

Bill

of

Sale

as

Proof

of

Purchase

must

be

presented

to

the

Service

Center.

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,

opt1ons,

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

Important

User

Information

•

Screen

Image

retention

Do

not

display

a

still

image

(such

as

that

from

a

video

game)

on

the

plasma

display

panel

for

more

than

a

few

minutes.

Still1mages

can

cause

screen

image

retention

(burn

in).

To

avoid

such

image

retention,

reduce

the

degree

of

brightness

and

contrast

of

the

screen

when

displaying

a

still

image.

•

Heat

on

the

top

of

the

Plasma

TV

The

top

s1de

of

the

TV

may

become

hot

after

long

periods

of

use

as

heat

dissipates

from

the

panel

through

the

vent

hole

1n

the

upper

part

of

the

TV.

©

2012

Sam

sung

Electronics

Co.,

Ltd.

All

rights

reserved.

Th1s

is

normal

and

does

not

indicate

any

defect

or

operational

failure

of

unit.

However,

children

should

be

prevented

from

touching

the

upper

part

of

the

TV.

•

The

TV

is

making

a

'cracking'

noise.

A 'cracking'

no1se

may

occur

when

the

TV

contracts

or

expands

due

changes

in

the

surrounding

environment

such

as

temperature

or

humidity.

This

1s

normal

and

not

adefect.

•

Cell

Defects

Your

plasma

TV

has

a

panel

containing

2,360,000

(HD-Ievel)

to

6,221,000

(FHD-Ievel)

pixels

which

require

sophisticated

technology

to

produce.

However,

there

may

be

a

few

bright

or

dark

pixels

on

the

screen.

These

pixels

will

have

no

impact

on

the

performance

of

the

product.

•

Avoid

operating

the

TV

at

temperatures

below

41

oF

(5°C)

• A

still

image

displayed

too

long

may

cause

permanent

damage

to

the

PDP

Panel.

Watching

the

Plasma

TV

in

4:3

format

for

a

long

period

of

time

may

leave

traces

of

the

borders

on

the

left,

right,

top,

or

bottom

of

the

screen.

Play1ng

a

DVD

or

a

game

console

may

have

a

similar

effect.

Damage

caused

by

the

above

effect

is

not

covered

by

the

warranty.

•

After-images

on

the

Screen.

Displaying

still

images

from

Video

games

or

a

PC

for

longer

than

a

certain

period

of

time

may

produce

partial

after-images.

To

prevent

this

effect,

reduce

the

'brightness·

and

'contrast'

when

displaying

still1mages

for

a

long

time.

•

Warranty

does

not

cover

any

damage

caused

by

image

retention.

Burn-in

is

not

covered

by

the

warranty.

•

Caution

•

the

TV.

Handle

the

TV

w1th

care.

When

mov1ng

the

TV,

always

have

•

The

glass

screen

of

your

PDP

TV

can

break

1f

you

accidently

drop

~~

.......

~

...

~

....

•.

two

or

more

people

p1ck

1t

up

and

carry

1t

as

a

safety

precaution.

~J.

()1/

Do

not

lay

the

TV

flat

on

1ts

face

or

back.

Your

Samsung

Plasma

TV

1s

a

h1gh

qual1ty

television

that

has

been

carefully

packaged

to

protect

the

Integrity

of

1ts

glass

panel

and

component

parts

dunng

sh1pment.

It

IS,

nonetheless,

a

fragile

p1ece

of

electronics

that

requ1res

careful

handling.

Refra1n

from

putting

undue

stress

on

any

part

of

the

packag1ng

when

sh1pp1ng

or

unpacking

the

TV.

Use

care

when

installing

the

TV.

Avo1d

plac1ng

the

TV

1n

a

location

where

1t

may

be

struck.

exposed

to

sharp

impacts,

or

fall.

Panel

breakage

caused

by

a

fall

or

impact

strike

is

not

covered

under

the

manufacturer's

warranty.

Contact

SAMSUNG

WORLDWIDE

If

you

have

any

questions

or

comments

relating

to

Samsung

products,

please

contact

the

SAMSUNG

customer

care

center.

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The

On

Screen

Menus

Ill

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

(;.J)

in

the

lower

right

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•r•l£fil)

an

option

name

indicates

the

option

is

also

available

in

one

of

the

Tools

menus.

Picture

Menu

Ill

Mode

ile!e1Sfil

Select

your

preferred

picture

mode.

'ft{]~

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

normally

lit

room.

•

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.

Cell

Light

I

Contrast

I

Brightness

I

Sharpness

I

Color

I

Tint

(GIR)

•

Cell

Light:

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

Cell

Light.

•

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

Cell

Light,

Contrast,

Brightness,

and

Sharpness.

Advanced

Settings

Available

in

Standard

and

Movie

mode

only.

Compared

to

new

Samsung

TVs

offer

a

more

precise

picture

w1th

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.

R-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

'f!:,'t.

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

TV's

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.

~'1"

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 1

080i

I 1

OBOp)

or

Component

(1

OBOi

I 1

OBOp)

HD

signals.

HD

(High

Definition)

has

a

16:9

aspect

ratio

and

1080il1080p

(1920x1080)

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

above

and

to

the

right:

-2-

ATV

.

AV.

Component

(480

i.

480p)

DTV

(1

080i.

1

080p).

Con1ponent

(1

080i,

1

080p).

HDMI

(7

20p

.

1

080i,

1

080p)

16:9,

Zoom1,

Zoom2,

4:3

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

.

:' L

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.

'-'S1,

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).

•

Screen

Burn

Protection

:To

reduce

the

possibility

of

screen

burn,

this

unit

is

equipped

with

Pixel

Shift

screen

burn

prevention

technology.

Pixel

Shift

moves

the

picture

slightly

on

the

screen.

The

Time

function

setting

allows

you

to

program

the

time

between

movement

of

the

picture

in

minutes.

•

Pixel

Shift

(Off

I

On)

:

Using

this

function,

you

can

set

the

TV

to

move

pixels

minutely

on

the

PDP

screen

in

a

horizontal

or

vertical

direction

to

minimize

after

images

on

the

screen.

Available

Pixel

Shift

Settings

and

Optimum

Settings

Horizontal

Time

(minute)

0-4

(pixels)

1-4

min

4

4min

~

The

Pixel

Shift

value

may

differ depending

on

the

monitor

size

(inches)

and

mode.

~

This

function

is

not

available

in

the

Screen

Fit

mode.

Your

TV

also

has

the

following

additional

screen

burn

protection

functions:

•

Scrolling:

This

function

removes

after-images

on

the

screen

by

illuminating

all

the

pixels

on

the

PDP

according

to

a

pattern.

Use

this

function

when

there

are

after

images

or

symbols

on

the

screen

,

especially

when

you

displayed

a

still

image

on

the

screen

for

a

long

time

.

~

The

after-image

removal

function

has

to

run

a

long

time

(approximately

I

hour)

to

remove

after-images

on

the

screen

effectively.

If

the

after-image

is

not

removed

after

you

run

the

function,

run

the

function

again.

~

Press

any

key

on

the

remote

control

to

cancel

this

feature.

•

Side

Grey

(Dark/Light):

Lets

you

select

the

color

of

the

sidebars

your

TV

displays

when

you

set

the

screen

size

to

4:3.

•

Picture

Reset

(Reset

Picture

Mode/Cancel):

Resets

the

picture

settings

to

their

factory

defaults

.

SoundMenu

.

Il

l

Mode

ll•1•1£fil

•

Standard:

Selects

the

normal

sound

mode.

•

Music:

Emphasize

s

mu

s

ic

over

voices.

•

Movie:

Provides

the

best

sound

for

movies.

•

Clear

Voice:

Emphasi

zes

vo1ces

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.

-3-

:

1.

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

30

sound

experience.

•

Audio

Delay:

Lets

yo

u

correct

timing

mismatches

between

the

a

udio

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

rece1ver.

When

you

select

Audio

Delay,

a

s

lider

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

yo

u

are

listening

to

the

sound

track

of

a

broadcast

or

mo

v

ie

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

th1s

occurs

,

set

the

1V

to

External

Speaker

.

·

f;,:t:.

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.

·

f!"

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.

Channel

Menu

·

Ill

D

Memorizing

Channels

When

you

first

set

up

your

1V

using

Plug

&

Play

,

the

1V

memorized

the

channels

that

were

available

over

the

air

or

through

your

cable

system

and

added

them

to

the

Channel

List.

The

Antenna

and

Auto

program

functions

described

below

let

you

re-run

the

channel

memorization

function

without

having

to

re-run

the

Plug

&

Play

procedure.

Antenna

(Air

I

Cable)

il•r•1~1i

Before

your

television

can

memorize

the

available

channels,

you

must

select

your

TV's

signal

source,

Air

(using

an

antenna)

or

Cable.

Select

Menu

>Channel>

Antenna>

Air

or

Cable.

After

you

have

selected

the

signal

source,

go

on

to

the

Auto

Program

function

.

~-z.

Selecting

the

signal

source

using

the

Antenna

function

also

determines

the

signal

source

the

TV

is

tuned

to

.

For

example,

if

you

receive

your

TV

signal

over

the

air,

and

you

select

Cable,

you

will

see

only

snow.

You

must

select

Air

to

see

a

picture.

Auto

Program

The

Auto

Program

function

memorizes

all

channels

that

are

available

over

the

air

or

through

your

cable

system

and

adds

them

to

the

Channel

List.

To

start

Auto

Program,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Push

MENU

ITD

--t

Channel

--t

ENTER

G

on

your

remote.

The

Antenna

Source

screen

appears

.

2.

On

the

Antenna

Source

screen,

select

the

source

of

your

1V

signal.

Air

If

your

TV

is

connected

to

an

antenna

choose

Air,

and

then

press

ENTER

[31.

The

1V

will

automatically

start

memorizing

channels.

Cable

If

your

1V

is

connected

to

a

cable

outlet

,

choo

se

Cable

.

and

then

press

ENTER

G.

Go

to

Step

3.

Auto

If

you

choose

Auto,

and

then

press

ENTER

G,

the

1V

will

automatically

select

the

correct

Antenna

source.

Go

to

Step

3.

On

the

Cable

Ty

pe

screen,

use

the

<t4/~

I

j.J'Y

buttons

to

select

the

type

of

digital

and

analog

cable

systems

you

have:

STD

,

HRC

.

or

IRC.

Most

systems

are

STD

(Standard).

When

done,

select

Start,

and

then

press

ENTER

G.

The

1V

will

start

memorizing

cha

nnels.

'

:!..

-

],

Channel

memorization

can

take

up

to

45

minutes,

depending

on

your

cable

system.

:Z

;

1.

Memorized

channels

are

added

to

the

Added

Channel

list.

These

are

the

channels

you

will

see

when

yo

u

use

the

Channel

buttons

on

yo

ur

remote

.

Clear

Scrambled

Channel

This

function

filters

out

scrambled

channels

after

Auto

Program

is

completed.

This

process

may

take

up

to

20-30

minutes.

Press

the

ENTER

[31

button

to

stop

the

Clear

Scrambled

Channel.

'

T0t.

This

function

is

only

available

in

Cable

mode

.

0

Managing

Channels

Channel

List

See

your

list

of

Added

channels,

Favorite

channels,

or

channels

you've

scheduled

for

viewing.

Add

or

delete

Favorite

channels,

add

or

delete

channels

from

the

Added

Channels

list

,

schedule

channels

or

programs

for

viewing.

Watch

a

channel

by

selecting

the

channel

in

the

All

Channels,

Added

Channels,

or

Favorite

screen,

pressing

the

•

I

T

buttons

,

and

then

pressing

the

ENTER

G

button.

Channel

List

Screens

icons

are

listed

on

the

left

side.

Select

an

icon

using

the

•

IT

buttons

to

view

each

list.

•

·

~

"

All

Channels

:

Shows

all

currently

available

channels

including

those

you

deleted

from

the

Added

channels

list.

•.HJ

Added

Channels:

Shows

all

Added

channels.

These

are

the

channels

that

appear

when

you

press

the

CH

button.

• •

Favorite:

Shows

all

favorite

channels.

•.

Programmed:

Shows

all

channels

and

programs

currently

scheduled

using

Timer

Viewing

.

~~

Remote

control buttons

active

on

the

Channel

List

screen.

•

Green

(Zoom):

Enlarges

or

shrinks

a

channel

number

.

•

Yellow

(Select):

Move

the

cursor

to

a

channel.

Press

the

Yellow

button

to

select

the

channel.

A -.;

mark

appears.

Repeat

to

select

additional

channels.

Then,

open

the

Tools

menu

and

apply

a

function

to

the

channels

you

selected.

•

~

(Tools):

Displays

the

Channel

List

Tools

menu.

(The

Tools

menus

may

differ

depending

on

the

situation

.)

-4-

Display

Icons

Used

in

the

Channel

List

Screens

~

A

selected

channel.

• A

Favorite

channel.

C9

A

reserved

program.

~

A

program

currently

being

broadcast.

D

The

Channel

List

Tools

Menu

ll•r•1'bfil

The

Channel

List

Tools

menu

contains most

of

the

functions

you

can

use

on

the

All

Channel,

Added

Channels,

and

Favorite

List

screens.

To

view,

select

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.

To

delete

channels

from

the

Added

Channels

list,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Select

one

or

more

channels

in

the

Added

Channels

list

using

the

AIT

buttons

and

the

Yellow

Select

button

on

your

remote.

2.

Press

the

TOOLS

button

on

your

remote.

The

Tools

menu

appears.

3.

Select

Delete

in

the

Tools

menu,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G

button.

To

add

channels

to

the

Added

Channels

list,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Select

one

or

more

channels

in

the

All

Channels

list

using

the

AIT

buttons

and

the

Yellow

Select

button

on

your

remote.

2.

Press

the

TOOLS

button

on

your

remote.

The

Tools

menu

appears.

3.

Select

Add

in

the

Tools

menu,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G

button.

rz~

All

deleted

channels

will

be

shown

on

the

All

Channels

list.

You

add

channels

back

to

the

Added

Channels

list

on

the

All

Channels

list.

~~

Agray-colored

channel

indicates

the

channel

has

been

deleted

from

the

Added

Channels

list.

~

The

Add

menu

option

only

appears

for

deleted

channels.

•

Add

to

Favorite/Delete

from

Favorite

&!1!1:

Lets

you

add

channels

to

and

delete

channels

from

your

Favorites

list.

To

add

channels

to

the

Favorites

list,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Select

one

or

more

channels

in

the

All

Channels

list

using

the

I..

IT

buttons

and

the

Yellow

Select

button

on

your

remote.

2.

Press

the

TOOLS

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

channels

in

the

Favorite

Channels

list

using

the

1..

IT

buttons

and

the

Yellow

Select

button

on

your

remote.

2.

Press

the

TOOLS

button

on

your

remote.

The

Tools

menu

appears.

3.

Select

Delete

from

Favorite

in

the

Tools

menu,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G

button.

•

Timer

Viewing:

You

can

schedule

a

channel

to

be

displayed

automatically

at

a

set

time,

even

when

you

are

watching

another

channel.

You

must

set

the

current

time

first

in

the

Time

>

Clock

function

to

use

Time

Viewing.

To

schedule

a

channel,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Select

a

channel

in

the

Added

Channels

list

using

the

1..

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.

4.

Use

the

<111111/...,.

buttons

to

move

from

entry

field

to

entry

field

and

the

1../T

buttons

to

change

the

entries.

Where

numbers

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

viewing.

For

Everyday,

the

TV

will

turn

on

every

day,

at

the

time

you

selected,

starting

from

that

date.

For

Everyweek,

the

TV

will

turn

on

every

week,

on

the

same

day

of

the

week

as

the

start

date

you

selected,

at

the

time

you

selected,

from

that

day

on.

If

you

select

Once,

the

TV

will

turn

on

once,

on

the

date

and

time

you

selected.

5.

Press

the

ENTER

G

button

on

your

remote

when

done.

~I.

Only

Added

channels

can

be

scheduled.

If!,~

Scheduled

programs

and

channels

are

displayed

in

the

Programmed

List.

~

When

you

select

a

digital

channel,

press

the

...,.

button

to

view

the

digital

program

list.

If

you

highlight

a

program

in

the

list,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G(Schedule)

button,

you

set

Timer

Viewing

for

that

program

directly.

•

Select

All:

Select

all

the

channels

in

the

displayed

channel

list.

•

Deselect

All:

Deselect

all

the

selected

displayed

channels.

~

You

can

only

select

Deselect

All

when

one

or

more

channels

are

selected.

•

Channel

Name

Edit:

Analog

channels

only.

Lets

you

assign

a

name

of

up

to

five

characters

to

an

analog

channel.

For

example,

Hist,

Food,

Golf,

etc.

This

makes

it

easier

to

find

and

select

a

channel.

•

Auto

Program:

See

Auto

Program

under

Memorizing

Channels.

tJ

Programmed

List

(on

the

Channel

List

Screen)

The

Programmed

list

displays

the

channels

and

programs

you

have

scheduled

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

ll•r•1lfil

•

Change

Info:

Change

the

scheduling

information

for

a

show

or

channel

you

have

scheduled.

-5-

To

change

the

information,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Select

the

Programmed

List

icon

on

the

left

side

of

the

Channel

List

screen,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

C3'

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

C3'

button.

The

Time

Viewing

screen

appears.

4.

Use

the

~~~

buttons

to

move

from

entry

field

to

entry

field

and

the

._/'f

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

[31

button

when

done.

•

Cancel

Schedules:

Cancel

a

show

or

channel

you

have

scheduled.

To

cancel

a

scheduled

show

or

channel,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Select

the

Programmed

List

icon

on

the

left

side

of

the

Channel

List

screen,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

C3'

button.

2.

On

the

Programmed

List

screen,

select

the

show

or

channel

entry

you

want

to

cancel,

and

then

press

the

TOOLS

button.

The

Tools

Menu

appears.

3.

Select

Cancel

Schedules,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

C3'

button.

The

Cancel

Schedule

screen

appears.

4.

Select

OK,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

[31

button.

•

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

C3'

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

C3'

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

[31

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

1\CHV(Channel)

button

on

your

remote.

For

example,

if

you

select

Favorite

Channels,

you

will

only

see

Favorite

channels

when

you

press

the

1\CHV

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.

1.

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.

~:L

To

reset

fine-tuning,

select

the

channel,

select

Fine

Tune,

and

then

select

Reset

on

the

Fine

Tune

screen.

-6-

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

~

The

time

you

set

will

appear

when

you

press

the

INFO

button.

Ill

•

Clock:

Set

the

clock

so

you

can

use

the

various

timer

features

of

the

1V.

~

If

you

disconnect

the

power

cord,

you

have

to

set

the

clock

again.

To

set

the

clock,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Select

Setup

>Time

>

Clock.

2.

Press

ENTER

G

and

select

Auto

or

Manual,

and

then

press

ENTER

C3'

again.

If

you

selected

Auto:

The

1V

will

automatically

download

the

correct

time

from

a

digital

channel.

•

Select

Time

Zone,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

[31

button.

Use

the•/'f

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

1V

to

adjust

to

DST

automatically.

Press

ENTER

[31

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

._I

'f

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

ENTER

G.

~1:.

Available

only

when

Clock

Mode

is

set

to

Manual.

•

Sleep

Timer

B!lil

Automatically

shuts

off

the

1V

after

a

preset

period

of

time.

(30,

60,

90,

120,

150

and

180

minutes).

~

To

cancel

the

Sleep

Timer,

select

Off.

Timer

1I

Timer

2I

Timer

3

Turns

the

1V

on

and

off

automatically

at

times

and

days

you

select.

You

can

set

three

different

on/off

timer

settings.

l:l',r,

You

must

set

the

clock

first.

•

On

Time

I

Oft

Time:

Set

the

hour,

minute,

am/pm,

and

Activate/Inactivate

fields

for

the

On

Time

and

Off

Time.

Use

the

~~~

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

1V

to

turn

on

a

specific

c

hannel

or

play

back

contents

such

as

photo

or

audio

files

.

Use

the

<111111/.,..

buttons

to

move

to

move

to

the

Contents

field,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

[31

button.

The

Contents

screen

appears

.

Use

the

<111111/.,..

buttons

to

move

from

field

to

field.

Use

the

A./'Y

buttons

to

change

the

values

in

each

field.

-TV/USB:

Select

TV

or

USB.

The

USB

device

must

be

connected

to

your

1V

before

you

can

select

USB.

-Antenna:

Displays

the

current

antenna

source.

Air

or

Cable.

-Channel:

If

you

have

selected

1V,

select

the

desired

channel.

-

Music/Photo

:

If

you

have

selected

USB

,

follow

these

steps

to

s

elect

a

folder

containing

MP3

(Music)

or

JPEG

(Photo)

files

on

the

USB

device:

~'1.

The

maximum

displayed

number

of

files,

including

sub

folders,

in

o

ne

folder

of

USB

storage

device

is

2000.

i:t.

The

media

may

not

be

playing

smoothly

when

using

the

device

lower

than

USB

2.0.

1.

Use

the

<111111/.,..

buttons

to

move

to

the

field

under

Music

or

the

field

under

Photo,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

131

button

.

The

1V

displays

a

single

folder

(the

Root

folder)

and

the

type

or

name

of

the

device.

2.

Press

the

ENTER

131

button.

A

list

of

folders

on

the

device

appears.

·~.t.

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

A./'f

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

[31

button.

To

unselect

a

day,

highlight

it,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

131

button.

When

you

finished

making

all

your

selections

on

the

Timer

screen

,

press

either

the

ENTER

[31

or

RETURN

button.

D

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.

When

the

Rating

Lock

screen

appears,

select

Program

Rating

Lock,

and

then

press

ENTER

131.

Select

ON,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

[31

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

131

button.

The

options

are

listed

below

:

•

TV

Parental

Guidelines:

You

can

block

1V

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

1V

programs

based

on

their

French

Canadian

ratings

.

•

Downloadable

U.S.

Rating:

Parental

restriction

information

can

be

used

while

watching

D1V

channels.

Locking/Blocking

Programs

or

Movies

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

1V

Parental

Guidelines

option

also

has

kinds

of

content

listed

across

the

top:

ALL:

Lock

all

1V

ratings

.

I

FV:

Fantasy

violence

I

V:

Violence

I

S:

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

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

fields.

Re-enter

the

same

4

digits

in

Confirm

New

fields.

When

the

Change

screen

disappears,

press

the

OK

button.

The

1V

has

memorized

your

new

.

~

If

you

forget

the

PIN,

press

the

remote-control buttons

in

the

following

sequence,

which

resets

the

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

TM

or

Xbox

TM

to

your

1V,

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.

~

Game

Mode

is

not

available

when

the

input

source

is

set

to

~

The

input

screen

appears

before

the

setup

screen.

TV

.

~

The

default

number

of

a

new

TV

set

is

"0-0-0-0".

You

can

~

After

connecting

the

game

console,

set

Game

Mode

to

On.

set

your

own

using

the

Change

function.

You

may

notice slightly

reduced

picture

quality.

~

Program

Rating

Lock

is

not

available

in

HDMI

or

Component

mode.

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.

Caption

(On-Screen

Text

Dialogue)

•

Caption:

You

can

switch

the

caption

function

on

or

off.

If

c

aptions

are

not

available,

they

will

not

be

displa

y

ed

on

the

screen.

~

;

-~:.

The

Caption

feature

does

not

work

in

Component

or

HDMI

mode.

-7

-

•

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

Defau

l

t,

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.

Background

Color:

Options

include

Default,

White

,

Black,

Red,

Green

,

Blue,

Yellow,

Magenta

and

Cyan.

You

can

change

the

background

color

of

the

captions.

The

default

is

Black.

Foreground

Opacity:

This

adjusts

the

opacity

of

text.

Options

include

Default

,

Transparent

,

Translucent,

Soiid

and

Flashing.

Background

Opacity:

This

adjusts

the

opacity

of

the

caption

background

.

Options

include

Default,

Transparent,

Translucent,

Solid

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

Lets

you

control

whether

a

melody

plays

when

the

TV

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

the

Sleep

Timer

function.

Auto

Protection

Time

•

No

Signal

Power

Off

(Off

I

15

min.

I

30

min.

I

60

min.):

Sets

how

quick

ly

the

TV

switches

to

standby

mode,

if

no

picture

is

being

received

.

~

Disabled

when

the

PC

is

in

power

saving

mode.

•

Auto

Power

Off

(Off

I

On)

:

The

TV

will

be

automatically

turned

off

when

no

user

operation

is

detected

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

Y

es

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

.

i),_~

Enter

your

4-digit

PIN.

Change

the

using

the

Change

option.

Software

Upgrade

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

TV.

Contact

Samsung

View

this

information

when

your

TV

does

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

TV.

Ill

~

2.

Connect

a

USB

device

containing

photo

,

music,

and

/

or

movie

files

•

Auto

Protection

Time

(Off

I

10

min

I

20

min

I

40

min

I

1

hour):

If

to

the

USB

jack

on

the

back

of

the

TV.

A

pop

up

window

appears.

the

screen

remains

idle

with

a

still

image

for

a

certain

period

of

time

3.

Press

the

MEDIA.P

button

on

your

remote.

The

Media

Play

menu

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

TV

in

order

to

reduce

power

consumption

.

If

you

select

Picture

Off

,

the

screen

is

turned

off

,

but

the

sound

rema

i

ns

on

.

Press

any

button

ex

cept

the

volume

button

to

turn

on

the

screen

.

•

Eco

Sensor

(Off

I

On):

To

enhance

power

savings,

the

picture

settings

will

automatically

adapt

to

the

light

in

the

room.

~

If

you

adjust

Cell

Light

in

the

Picture

menu

,

the

Eco

Sensor

will

be

set

to

Off.

Min

Cell

Light:

When

Eco

Sensor

is

On,

you

can

manually

adjust

the

minimum

screen

brightness.

~

If

Eco

Sensor

is

On

,

the

display

brightness

may

change

(become

slightly

darker

or

brighter)

depending

on

the

light

intensity

in

your

room

.

You

can

control

the

screen's

minimum

brightness

with

the

Min

Cell

Light

function.

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

T

button

to

select

Application

on

the

left,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G

button.

-8-

2.

Press

ENTER

(3'

button

again

to display

Media

Play

(USB),

Menu.

3.

Press

the

<IIIII

or

..,..

button

to

select

an

icon

(Videos,

Music,

Photos,

Settings),

and

then

press

the

ENTER

(3'

button.

~t.

Media

Play

might

not

work

properly

with

unlicensed

multimedia files.

~~

Need-to-Know List before using

Media

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.

•

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.

•

The

TV

cannot

play

MP3

files

with

DRM

that

have

been

downloaded

from

a

for-pay

site.

Digital

Rights

Management

(

DRM

)

is

atechnology

that

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.

•

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.

•

If

the

TV

has

no

input

during

the

time

period

set

in

Auto

Protection

Time

,

the

Screensaver

will

run.

•

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

fiies

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.

•

If

a

file

you

deleted

from

the

PC

is

still

found

when

you

run

Media

Play,

use

the

"Empty

the

Recycle

Bin"

function

on

the

PC

to

permanently

delete

the

file.

•

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

de

v

ice

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

of

USB

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

<IIIII

or..,..

button to select

Videos,

and

then press

the

ENTER

G button.

2.

Press

the

<11111/..,../

•/'f

buttons to select a

video

in

the

file

list.

3.

Press

the

ENTER

(3'

button

or

[E)

(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

<IIIII

and

..,..

buttons.

~

In

this

mode,

you

can

play

movie

clips

contained

in

a

game,

but

you

cannot play

the

game itself.

• Supported Subtitle Formats

External

Internal

• Supported

Video

Formats

·.mp4

'

.3

VI

·.mkv

·.

asf

·.wmv

·.

ts

·.

tr

p

·.

tp

·.m

2ts

'.d

at

mpg

·

.m

peg

· vob

'.3gp

MP4

A

VI,

MKV

ASF

TS

PS

3

GPP

MP3/

ADPCM

I

~------~-----+-----4----~

AAC

MP3

AC3

;

LPCM;

ADPCM

DTS

Core

MP

3 r

AC

3 i

LPCM

:

ADPCM

!WMA

Pro

AC3

AAC

/

MP3

!

DD+

HE-AA

C

MP

J

-9-

·

.t!v

flash

·.svvf

formats

Other

Restrictions

•

Video

content

will

not

play,

or

not

play

correctly,

if

there

is

an

error

in

the

content

or

the

container.

•

Sound

or

video

may

not

work

if

the

contents

have

a

standard

bit

rate

/

frame

rate

above

the

compatible

Frame

/

sec

listed

in

the

Supported

Video

Formats

table.

•

If

the

Index

Table

etToneous,

the

Seek

(Jump

)

function

is

not

supported.

•

The

menu

may

take

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.

Supports

up

to

H.

264

,

Level

4.1

H.264

FMO

I

ASO

I

RS,

VC1

SP

IMP

I

AP

L4

and

AVCHD

are

not

supported.

MPEG4

SP,

ASP

:

-

Below

1280

x

720:

60

frame

max

-

Above

1280

x

720

:

30

frame

max

H.263

is

not

supported.

GMC

is

not

support.

Supports

up

to

WMA7,

8,

9

STD,

9

PRO,

10

PRO

WMA

9

PRO

and

WMA

1

0

PRO

support

5.1

channel.

(LBR

mode

of

WMA

Pro

is

not

supported)

WMA

Lossless

is

not

supported.

Music

1.

In

the

Media

Play

menu

,

press

the

<1111

or

..,..

button

to

select

Music

,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

[31

button.

2.

Press

the

<1111

/

..,..

I

A.

IT

buttons

to

select

the

desired

Music

in

the

file

list.

3.

Press

the

ENTER

G

button

or

[B

(Play)

button.

~

During

music

playback,

you

can

search

using

the

<1111

and

..,..

button.

'():,

~

(REW)

and

~

(FF)

buttons

do

not

function

during

play

.

~

Media

Play

only

displays

files

with

MP3

and

PCM

file

extension.

Other

file

extensions

are

not

displayed,

even

if

they

are

saved

on

the

same

USB

device.

~

0

.

If

the

sound

is

abnormal

when

playing

MP3

files,

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

<1111

or..,..

button

to

select

Photos

.

then

press

the

ENTER

[31

button

.

2.

Press

the

<1111/..,../

A.

/ T

buttons

to

select

a

photo

in

the

file

iist.

3.

Press

the

ENTER

G

button

or

lE]

(Play)

button

.

~;tl

NOTE

•

While

aphoto

list

is

displayed.

pres

s

the

[8

(

Pla

y)I

ENTER

G

button

on

the

remote

control

to

start a

slide

show

.

•

All

files

in

the

file

list

section wi

ll

be

displa

y

ed

in

the

slide

show

.

•

During

the

slide

show,

files

are

displ

ayed

in

order

.

•

During

the

slide

show

,

you

can

adjust

the

slide

show

speed

using

(~)

(REVV)

or

(~)

(FF)

button.

•

You

can

move

to

other

files

using

"'iill

or

.,..

button.

·~

Media

Play

can

play

Music

files

automatically

during

a

Slide

Show

if

Background

Music

is

set

to

On.

~~

You

cannot

change

the

Mode

in

Background

Music

until

the

Background

Music

file

has

finished

loading

.

•

Supported

Photo

Formats

1024

X

768

Other

Restrictions

•

CMYK,

YCCK

Color

s

pace

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

Yellow

button

on

your

remote.

2.

Repeat

Step

1

to

select

multiple

files

.

~

NOTE

• A ..;

mark

appears

to

the

left

of

the

selected

file

s.

•

To

cancel

a

selection,

press

the

Yellow

button

again.

•

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,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G'

button.

•

Playing

a

video/music/photo

folder

1.

With

the

folders

on

your

USB

device

displayed

,

use

the

<1111

I

..,..

I

A.

IT

buttons

to

highlight

a

folder.

2.

Press

the

TOOLS

button

,

select

Play

Folder,

and

then

press

the

ENTER

G

button.

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