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BN68-02807L-01
Plasma TV user manual
Plasma TV
user manual
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English
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.
Digital TV notice
1. Functionalities related to Digital TV (DVB) are only available in countries/areas where DVB-T (MPEG2 and MPEG4 AVC) digital terrestrial signals are
broadcasted or where you are able to access to a compatible DVB-C (MPEG2 and MPEG4 AAC) cable-TV service. Please check with your local
dealer the possibility to receive DVB-T or DVB-C signal.
2. DVB-T is the DVB European consortium standard for the broadcast transmission of digital terrestrial television and DVB-C is that for the broadcast
transmission of digital TV over cable. However, some differentiated features like EPG (Electric Programme Guide), VOD (Video On Demand) and so
on, are not included in this specification. So, they cannot be workable at this moment.
3. Although this TV set meets the latest DVB-T and DVB-C standards, as of [August, 2008], the compatibility with future DVB-T digital terrestrial and
DVB-C digital cable broadcasts cannot be guaranteed.
4. Depending on the countries/areas where this TV set is used some cable-TV providers may charge an additional fee for such a service and you may
be required to agree to terms and conditions of their business.
5. Some Digital TV functions might be unavailable in some countries or regions and DVB-C might not work correctly with some cable service providers.
6. For more information, please contact your local Samsung customer care centre.
The reception quality of TV may be affected due to differences in broadcasting method between the countries. Please check the TV
performance in the local SAMSUNG Authorized Dealer, or the Samsung Call Centre whether it can be improved by reconfiguring TV setting or
not.
User Instructions
• Screen Image retention
Do not display a still image (such as on a video game) on the plasma display panel for more than several minutes as it can cause screen image
retention. This image retention is also known as “screen burn”. To avoid such image retention, refer to page 15 of this manual to 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 side of the product may be hot after long periods of use as heat dissipates from the panel through the vent hole in the upper part of the
product.
This is normal and does not indicate any defect or operation failure of the product.
However, children should be prevented from touching the upper part of the product.
• The product is making a “cracking” noise.
A “cracking” noise may occur when the product contracts or expands due to a change in the surrounding environment such as temperature or
humidity. This is normal and not a defect of the unit.
• Cell Defects
The PDP uses a panel consisting of 2,360,000(HD-level) to 6,221,000(FHD-level) 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°F (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 borders displayed on the left, right and centre of
the screen caused by the difference of light emission on the screen. Playing a DVD or a game console may cause similar effects to
the screen.
Damages caused by the above effect are not covered by the Warranty.
• After-images on the Screen.
Displaying still images from Video games and 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 still images for a long time.
• Warranty
Warranty does not cover any damage caused by image retention.
Burn-in is not covered by the warranty.
Correct Disposal of This Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)
(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems)
This marking on the product, accessories or literature indicates that the product and its electronic accessories (e.g. charger,
headset, USB cable) should not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of their working life. To prevent possible
harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate these items from other types of waste
and recycle them responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. Household users should contact either the
retailer where they purchased this product, or their local government office, for details of where and how they can take these items
for environmentally safe recycling. Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase
contract. This product and its electronic accessories should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal.
Correct disposal of batteries in this product
(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate battery return systems)
This marking on the battery, manual or packaging indicates that the batteries in this product should not be disposed of with other
household waste at the end of their working life. Where marked, the chemical symbols Hg, Cd or Pb indicate that the battery
contains mercury, cadmium or lead above the reference levels in EC Directive 2006/66. If batteries are not properly disposed of,
these substances can cause harm to human health or the environment. To protect natural resources and to promote material
reuse, please separate batteries from other types of waste and recycle them through your local, free battery return system.
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ENGLISH
English
Contents
Getting Started
4
4 Accessories
5 Viewing the Control Panel
6 Viewing the Remote Control
7 Connecting to an Antenna
7 Plug & Play (Initial Setup)
Connections
8
8 Connecting to an AV Device
9 Connecting to an Audio Device
10 Changing the Input Source
Basic Features
11
11 How to Navigate Menus
11 Using the INFO button (Now & Next guide)
11 Planning Your Viewing
13 Channel Menu
15 Picture Menu
21 Sound Menu
23 Setup Menu
26 Support Menu
Advanced Features
27
27 Connecting to a PC
28 Network Connection
35 Media Play
44 Anynet+
48 Internet@TV
51 AllShare
Other Information
53
53 Analogue Channel Teletext Feature
54 Assembling the Cables
55 Installing the Wall Mount
56 Securing the Installation Space
56 Securing the TV to the wall
57 Troubleshooting
61 Specifications
62 Index
Check the Symbol!
t
This function can be used by
pressing the TOOLS button on the
remote control.
Note One-Touch Button
TOOLS
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Accessories
Please make sure the following items are included with your PDP TV. If any items are missing, contact your dealer.
The items’ colours and shapes may vary depending on the models.
Cables not included in the package contents can be purchased separately.
y Remote Control & Batteries (AAA x 2)
y Warranty Card / Safety Guide (Not available in some locations)
y Cleaning Cloth
y Owner’s Instructions
y Blanking Bracket & Screw (X1) y Holder-Wire stand y Cable Tie
y Holder-Wire (3EA) y SCART Adapter (1EA) y Component Adapter
y AV Adapter
y Ferrite Core (2EA) y Ferrite Core (2EA)
Ferrite Core: The ferrite cores are used to shield
the cables from interference. When connecting a
cable, open the ferrite core and clip it around the
cable near the plug as shown in the figure.
Distance between the ferrite core and one end of
the cord put into the TV set.
A
B
y A : below 50 mm
y B : below 20 mm
See separate guide for installing the stand.
s
s
s
s
s
y Stand (1EA) y Guide Stand (1EA) y Screws (10EA)
For best cable connection to this product, be sure to use cables with a maximum thickness as below:
y Maximum thickness - 0.55 inches (14mm)
Getting Started
(M4 X L12)
5EA (M4 X L12)
5EA (M4 X L10)
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01 Getting Started
English
Viewing the Control Panel
The product colour and shape may vary depending on the model.
Power Indicator Blinks and turns off when the power is on and lights up in standby mode.
Remote control sensor Aim the remote control towards this spot on the TV.
SOURCE
E
Toggles between all the available input sources. In the on-screen menu, use this
button as you would use the ENTER
E
button on the remote control.
MENU Displays an on-screen menu, the OSD (on screen display) of your TV’s features.
Y
Adjusts the volume. In the OSD, use the
Y
buttons as you would use the
and buttons on the remote control.
z
Changes the channels. In the OSD, use the
z
buttons as you would use the
and buttons on the remote control.
P
(Power)
Turns the TV on or off.
Standby mode
Do not leave your TV in standby mode for long periods of time (when you are away on a holiday, for example). A small amount
of electric power is still consumed even when the power button is turned off. It is best to unplug the power cord.
Speakers
Power Indicator
Remote control sensor
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Getting Started
English
Viewing the Remote Control
GUIDE
TOOLS
POWER
SOURCE
ON/OFF
MENU
RETURN
MEDIA.P
CONTENT
AD
P.SIZE
SUBT.
INTERNET
@
TV
A B C D
EXIT
INFO
CH LIST
TTX/MIX
PRE-CH
Turns the TV on and off.
Displays and selects the available video
sources (p. 10).
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.)
Returns to the previous channel.
Cuts off the sound temporarily.
Changes channels.
Displays channel lists on the screen (p. 13).
Displays the EPG (Electronic Programme
Guide) (p. 11).
Displays information on the TV screen.
Exits the menu.
Have direct access to channels.
Adjusts the volume.
Alternately select Teletext ON, Double,
Mix or OFF.
Opens the OSD.
Quickly select frequently used functions.
Displays the Content View, which
includes Guide, 3D, Internet@TV,
Media Play, and AllShare.
Returns to the previous menu.
Selects the on-screen menu items and
changes the values seen on the menu.
These buttons are for the
Channel Manager, 3D, Internet@TV,
Media Play menu, etc.
Use these buttons in Media Play and
Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) modes. (p. 35, 44)
(The
also controls recording for
Samsung recorders that support the
Anynet+(HDMI-CEC),TimeShift and PVR
features.)
MEDIA.P: Displays Media Play (p. 35).
INTERNET@TV: Link to various internet
services (p. 48).
3D: Sets the video, which provided with
3D signal (p. 19).
AD: Turns the audio description on and
off (p. 22). This is not available in some
locations.
P.SIZE: Selects the picture size (p. 17).
SUBT.: Displays digital subtitles (p. 24).
Installing batteries (Battery size: AAA)
NOTE
x
Use the remote control within 23 feet from the TV.
x
Bright light may affect the performance of the remote control.
Avoid using nearby special fluorescent light or neon signs.
x
The colour and shape may vary depending on the model.
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01 Getting Started
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Connecting to an Antenna
When the TV is initially powered on, basic settings proceed automatically.
Preset: Connecting the mains and antenna.
The PDP device may interfere with an amateur radio or AM radio.
Plug & Play (Initial Setup)
When the TV is initially powered on, a sequence of on-screen prompts will assist in configuring basic settings. Press the
POWER
P
button. Plug & Play is available only when the Input source is set to TV.
To return to the previous step, press the Red button.
1
Selecting a language
Press the or button, then press the ENTER
E
button.
Select the desired OSD (On Screen Display) language.
P
POWER
2
Selecting Store Demo or
Home Use
Press the or button, then press the ENTER
E
button.
• Select the Home Use mode. Store Demo mode is for retail environments.
• To return the unit’s settings from Store Demo to Home Use (standard): Press the volume
button on the TV. When the OSD volume is displayed, press and hold MENU for 5 sec.
3
Selecting a country
Press the or button, then press the ENTER
E
button.
Select the appropriate country.
4
Selecting an antenna
Press the or button, then press the ENTER
E
button.
Select Air or Cable.
5
Selecting a channel
Press the or button, then press the ENTER
E
button.
Select the channel source to memorise. When setting the antenna source to Cable, a step appears allowing you
to assign numerical values (channel frequencies) to the channels. For more information, refer to Channel Auto
Store (p. 13).
Press the ENTER
E
button at any time to interrupt the memorisation process.
6
Setting the Clock Mode Set the Clock Mode automatically or manually.
Press the or button to select Auto, then press the ENTER
E
button.
7
Time Zone
Press the or button to select the your time zone, then press the ENTER
E
button. (depending on the
country)
8
Viewing the
HD Connection Guide.
The connection method for the best HD screen quality is displayed.
9
Enjoy your TV.
Press the ENTER
E
button.
If You Want to Reset This Feature...
Select Setup - Plug & Play (Initial Setup). Enter your 4 digit PIN number. The default PIN number is “0-0-0-0.” If you want to
change the PIN number, use the Change PIN function.
IN
ANT OUT
VHF/UHF Antenna
or
Cable
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Connections
Connecting to an AV Device
Using an HDMI or HDMI/DVI cable: HD connection (up to 1080p)
Available devices: DVD, Blu-ray player, HD cable box, HD STB (Set-Top-Box) satellite receiver, cable box, satellite receiver
(STB)
v
HDMI IN 1(DVI), 2(ARC), 3, 4, PC/DVI AUDIO IN
x
For better picture and audio quality, connect to a digital device using an HDMI cable.
x
An HDMI cable supports digital video and audio signals, and does not require an audio cable.
To connect the TV to a digital device that does not support HDMI output, use an HDMI/DVI and audio cables.
x
The picture may not display normally (if at all) or the audio may not work if an external device that uses an older
version of HDMI mode is connected to the TV. If such a problem occurs, ask the manufacturer of the external
device about the HDMI version and, if out of date, request an upgrade.
x
Be sure to use an HDMI cable with a thickness of 14 mm or less.
x
Be sure to purchase a certified HDMI cable. Otherwise, the picture may not display or a connection error may
occur.
x
A basic high-speed HDMI cable or one with ethernet is recommended. This product does not support the
ethernet function via HDMI.
x
This product supports the 3D and ARC (Audio Return Channel) functions via an HDMI cable. Note that the
ARC function is supported by the HDMI IN 2(ARC) port only.
If 3D Auto View is set to On, some functions such as Internet@TV may be disabled. In this case, set
3D Auto View or 3D Mode to Off.
x
The ARC function allows digital audio to output via the HDMI IN 2(ARC) port. It can be enabled only when the
TV is connected with an audio receiver that supports the ARC function.
HDMI OUT
DVI OUT
R-AUDIO-L
AUDIO OUT
W
R
DVD /
Blu-ray player
DVD /
Blu-ray player
Red White
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02 Connections
Using a Component (up to 1080p) or Audio/Video (480i only) and Scart Cable
Available devices: DVD, Blu-ray player, cable box, STB satellite receiver, VCR
In Ext. mode, DTV Out supports MPEG SD Video and Audio only.
To obtain the best picture quality, the Component connection is recommended over the A/V connection.
Connecting to an Audio Device
Using an Optical (Digital) or Audio (Analogue) Cable or Headphone Connection
Available devices: digital audio system, amplifier, DVD home theatre
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL)
x
When a digital audio system is connected to the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) jack, decrease the volume
of both the TV and the system.
x
5.1 CH (channel) audio is available when the TV is connected to an external device supporting 5.1 CH.
x
When the receiver (home theatre) is set to on, you can hear sound output from the TV’s optical jack. When the
TV is receiving a DTV signal, the TV will send 5.1 CH sound to the home theatre receiver. When the source is
a digital component such as a DVD / Blu-ray player / cable box / STB (Set-Top-Box) satellite receiver and is
connected to the TV via HDMI, only 2 CH audio will be heard from the home theatre receiver. If you want to
hear 5.1 CH audio, connect the digital audio out jack from your DVD / Blu-ray player / cable box / STB satellite
receiver directly to an amplifier or home theatre.
Headphones
H
: You can connect your headphones to the headphones output on your set. While the
headphones are connected, the sound from the built-in speakers will be disabled.
x
Sound function may be restricted when connecting headphones to the TV.
x
Headphone volume and TV volume are adjusted separately.
PR PB Y
COMPONENT OUT
VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT
R-AUDIO-L
AUDIO OUT
R-AUDIO-L
EXT
G
B
Y
W R W R
Y
W
R
W
R
R
G
B
R
B
G
Y
RWR
R
W
VCR / DVD
VCR
DVD /
Blu-ray player
RedRed WhiteWhite YellowRed Blue Green
OPTICAL
digital audio system
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Connections
Changing the Input Source
Source List
Use to select TV or other external input
sources such as DVD / Blu-ray players
/ cable box / STB satellite receiver
connected to the TV.
TV / Ext. / PC / AV / Component
/ HDMI1/DVI / HDMI2 / HDMI3 /
HDMI4 / USB
In the Source List, connected
inputs will be highlighted.
Ext. and PC always stay activated.
Edit Name
VCR / DVD / Cable STB / Satellite STB / PVR STB /
AV Receiver / Game / Camcorder / PC / DVI PC /
DVI Devices / TV / IPTV / Blu-ray / HD DVD / DMA:
Name the device connected to the input jacks to make
your input source selection easier.
When a PC with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 @
60Hz is connected to the HDMI IN 1(DVI) port,
you should set to DVI PC mode under Edit Name.
When connecting an HDMI/DVI cable to the
HDMI IN 1(DVI) port, you should set to DVI PC or
DVI Devices mode under Edit Name.
If an HDMI cable is connected to the
HDMI IN 1(DVI) port, the audio may not work. In
this case, connect to the PC/DVI AUDIO IN port.
CONNECTIONS COMMON INTERFACE Slot
To watch paid channels, the “CI or CI+ CARD” must be inserted.
y If you don’t insert the “CI or CI+ CARD,” some channels will
display the message “Scrambled Signal”.
y The pairing information containing a telephone number, the “CI or
CI+ CARD” ID the Host ID and other information will be displayed
in about 2~3 minutes. If an error message is displayed, please
contact your service provider.
y When the configuration of channel information has finished, the
message “Updating Completed” is displayed, indicating the
channel list is updated.
NOTE
x
You must obtain a “CI or CI+ CARD” from a local cable service provider.
x
When removing the “CI or CI+ CARD”, carefully pull it out with your hands since dropping the “CI or CI+ CARD” may
cause damage to it.
x
Insert the “CI or CI+ CARD” in the direction marked on the card.
x
The location of the COMMON INTERFACE slot may be different depending on the model.
x
“CI or CI+ CARD” is not supported in some countries and regions; check with your authorized dealer.
x
If you have any problems, please contact a service provider.
x
Insert the “CI or CI+ CARD” that supports the current antenna settings. The screen will be distorted or will not be
seen.
SOURCE
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03 Basic Features
Basic Features
How to Navigate Menus
Before using the TV, follow the steps below to learn how to
navigate the menu and select and adjust different functions.
GU
ID
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T
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L
S
POWE
SOU
R
C
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O
N/OF
F
MENU
RETURN
MEDIA
.
P
C
ONTENT
AD
P
.
S
IZ
E
S
UBT
.
INTERNET
@
TV
A
B
C
D
3D
EXIT
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NF
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ST
T
TX
/
MIX
PRE-
C
H
4
3
2
1
1 ENTER
E
/ Direction button: Move the cursor and
select an item. Confirm the setting.
2 RETURN button: Returns to the previous menu.
3 MENU button: Displays the main on-screen menu.
4 EXIT button: Exits the on-screen menu.
How to Operate the OSD (On Screen Display)
The access step may differ depending on the selected menu.
1
MENU
m
The main menu options appear on
the screen:
Picture, Sound, Channel, Setup,
Input, Application, Support.
2
/ Select an icon with the or
button.
3
ENTER
E
Press ENTER
E
to access the
sub-menu.
4
/
Select the desired submenu with
the or button.
5
/
Adjust the value of an item with the
or button. The adjustment in
the OSD may differ depending on
the selected menu.
6
ENTER
E
Press ENTER
E
to complete the
configuration.
7
EXIT
e
Press EXIT.
Using the INFO button (Now & Next guide)
The display identifies the current channel
and the status of certain audio-video
settings.
The Now & Next guide shows daily TV
programme information for each channel
according to the broadcasting time.
y Scroll , to view information for a
desired programme while watching the
current channel.
y Scroll , to view information for other channels. If you
want to move to the currently selected channel, press
the ENTER
E
button.
DTV Air
15
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18:00 ~ 6:00
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Planning Your Viewing
Guide
The EPG (Electronic Programme Guide)
information is provided by broadcasters.
Using programme schedules provided
by broadcasters, you can specify
programmes you want to watch in
advance so that the channel automatically
changes to the selected programme
channel at the specified time. Programme
entries may appear blank or out of date depending on a
channel status.
Using Channel View
INFO
GUIDE
18:11 Thu 6 Jan
Watch
Information
DTV Air 800 five
Home and Away
18:00 - 18:30
Drama
Dani is devastated when scott makes clear his views on marriage...
27
28
800
24
16
6
Discovery
DiscoveryH&L
five
price-drop.tv
QVC
R4DTT
American Chopper
Programmes resume at 06:00
Home and...
No Information
QVC Selection
No Information
Tine Team
Fiv...
18:00 - 19:00 19:00 - 20:00
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Family Affairs
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Dark Angel
800 five
View Mode +24 Hours Ch. Mode Information
k
Page
E
Watch
2:10 Tue 1 Jun
Guide
Channel View - TV
1 2 3 4 5 6
Today
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Basic Features
Using Scheduled View
1
Red (View Mode): View the list of programmes that
are playing now or coming up.
2
Yellow (+24 Hours): Viewing the list of programmes to
be broadcasted after 24 hours.
3
Blue (Ch. Mode): Select the type of channels you
want to display on the Channel View window. (All, TV,
Radio, Data/Other, My Channel 1~4)
4
Information: Displays details of the selected
programme.
5
k
(Page): Move to next or previous page.
6 ENTER
E
button
When selecting the current programme, you can
watch the selected programme.
When selecting the future programme, you can
reserve to watch the selected programme. To cancel
the schedule, press the ENTER
E
button again and
select Cancel Schedules.
Channel Manager
Delete or set favourite channels and use the programme
guide for digital broadcasts. Select a channel in the
Channels, My Channels or Scheduled screen.
Channels: Shows the channel list according to
channel type.
*
My Channels: Shows the group of the channel.
Scheduled: Shows all the currently reserved
programmes.
Using the colour buttons with the Channel Manager
x
Red (Antenna): Toggle among Air or Cable.
x
Green (Zoom): Enlarges or shrinks a channel
number.
x
Yellow (Select): Select desired channels and press
the Yellow button to set all the selected channels at
the same time. The
c
mark appears to the left of
the selected channels.
x
Blue (Sort): Change the list ordered by channel
name or channel number.
x
k
(Page): Move to next or previous page.
x
T
(Tools): Displays the Channel Manager option
menu. (The options menus may differ depending on
the situation.)
Channel Status Display Icons
Icons Operations
A
An analogue channel.
c
A channel selected.
*
A channel set as a Favourite.
(
A programme currently being broadcast.
\
A locked channel.
)
A reserved programme.
Guide Type (Samsung / Guide Plus+)
(depending on the country)
You can select a different type of Guide.
Samsung: Uses the guide programme by provided
samsung.
Guide Plus+: Uses the guide programme provided by
Rovi International Solutions. For more information, refer
to “www.europe.guideplus.com.”
c 1 1futech
2 * 24ore.tv
15 abc1
3 BBC World
23 bid-up.tv
33 Boonerang
32 Cartoon Nwk
5 Class News
4 \ Coming Soon
27 Discovery
r
Air Antenna Zoom Select Sort
k
Page
T
Tools
Channels
All
TV
Radio
Data/Other
Analogue
DTV Air 800 five
Family Affairs
18:00 - 18:30
Drama
Tanya confesses all to a stunned Babs. Conrad is anxious to hear...
18:30
19:15
)
Family Affairs
)
Dark Angel
800
800
five
five
800 five
View Mode Information
E
Cancel
2:10 Tue 1 Jun
Guide
Scheduled View
1 4 6
Today
Today
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¦ Using Favourite Channels
*
My Channels
(in Channel Manager)
Shows all favourite channels.
Edit My Channels
t
: You can set the selected
channels to desired my channels group.
The “
*
” symbol will be displayed and the channel will
be set as a my channel.
1. Select a channel and press the TOOLS button.
2. Add or delete a channel in the my channel groups
you want among 1, 2, 3 and 4.
x
One or more groups can be selected.
3. After you have changed the settings, the channel list
for each group can be viewed in my channels.
Channel List
You can see all the channels searched.
Channel Menu
¦ Retuning Channels
Antenna (Air / Cable)
Before your television can begin memorizing the available
channels, you must specify the type of signal source that is
connected to the TV (i.e. an Air or a Cable system).
Country
The PIN input screen appears. Enter your 4 digit PIN number.
Digital Channel: Change the country for digital
channels.
Analogue Channel: Change the country for analogue
channels.
Auto Store
Scans for a channel automatically and stores in the TV.
Automatically allocated programme numbers may not
correspond to actual or desired programme numbers. If
a channel is locked using the Child Lock function, the
PIN input window appears.
Antenna Source (Air / Cable)
t
: Select the
antenna source to memorise.
Channel Source (Digital & Analogue / Digital /
Analogue): Select the channel source to memorise.
When selecting Cable Digital & Analogue or Digital:
Provide a value to scan for cable channels.
Search Mode (Full / Network / Quick): Scans for all
channels with active broadcast stations and stores them
in the TV.
If you select Quick, you can set up the Network,
Network ID, Frequency, Modulation and
Symbol Rate manually by pressing the button on
the remote control.
Network (Auto / Manual): Selects the Network ID
setting mode among Auto or Manual.
Network ID: When Network is Manual, you can set up
Network ID using the numeric buttons.
Frequency: Displays the frequency for the channel.
(differs in each country)
Modulation: Displays available modulation values.
Symbol Rate: Displays available symbol rates.
CH LIST
c 1 1futech
2 * 24ore.tv
15 abc1
3 BBC World
23 bid-up.tv
33 Boonerang
32 Cartoon Nwk
5 Class News
4 \ Coming Soon
27 Discovery
r
Air Antenna Zoom Select Sort
k
Page
T
Tools
Channels
Edit My Channels
Lock
Timer Viewing
Timer Recording
Edit Channel Number
Delete
d
All
TV
Radio
Data/Other
Analogue
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Manual Store
Scans for a channel manually and stores in the TV.
If a channel is locked using the Child Lock function,
the PIN input window appears.
Digital Channel: When scanning has finished, channels
are updated in the channel list.
When selecting Antenna Air: Channel,
Frequency, Bandwidth
When selecting Antenna Cable: Frequency,
Modulation, Symbol Rate
Analogue Channel (Programme, Colour System,
Sound System, Channel, Search): If there is abnormal
sound or no sound, reselect the sound standard
required.
Channel mode
x
P (programme mode): When tuning is complete,
the broadcasting stations in your area have been
assigned to position numbers from P0 to P99. You
can select a channel by entering the position number
in this mode.
x
C (aerial channel mode) / S (cable channel mode):
These two modes allow you to select a channel
by entering the assigned number for each aerial
broadcasting station or cable channel.
¦ Editing Channels
Channel Manager Option Menu
(in Channel Manager)
1. Select a channel and press the TOOLS button.
2. Edit the channel name or number using the Edit
Channel Name or Edit Channel Number menu.
Edit Channel Name (analogue channels only): Assign
your own channel name.
Edit Channel Number (digital channels only): Edit the
number by pressing the number buttons desired.
¦ Other Features
Cable Search Option
(depending on the country)
Sets additional search options such as the frequency and
symbol rate for a cable network search.
Freq.Start / Freq.Stop: Set the start or stop frequency
(differs in each country).
Symbol Rate: Displays available symbol rates.
Modulation: Displays available modulation values.
Channel Manager
Channel Manager Option Menu
Set each channel using the Channel Manager menu options
(Lock / Unlock, Timer Viewing, Timer Recording, Sort,
Delete, Select All / Deselect All). Option menu items may
differ depending on the channel status.
1. Select a channel and press the TOOLS button.
2. Select a function and change its settings.
Lock / Unlock: Lock a channel so that the channel
cannot be selected and viewed.
NOTE
x
This function is available only when the Child Lock
is set to On.
x
The PIN input screen appears. Enter your 4-digit PIN,
the default of which is “0-0-0-0”. Change the PIN
using the Change PIN option.
Timer Viewing: You can set a desired channel to be
displayed automatically at the reserved time. Set the
current time first to use this function.
When a digital channel is selected, press the
button to view the digital Programme.
Timer Recording (digital channels only): Allows you to
record a programme currently being broadcasted or
make a reservation to record a programme scheduled
for broadcast.
A USB device with 4GB of memory or greater
must be connected to the TV.
A USB storage device cannot record until it
completes the Device Performance Test.
In case of USB-HDD, over 5400rpm
In case of USB Stick, USB 2.0 and SLC Type.
(Minimum size of USB Stick is 2GB.)
To record, press the

(REC) button on the
remote. Press

(REC) twice to set the recording
duration.
Sort (analogue channels only): This operation allows
you to change the programme numbers of the stored
channels. This operation may be necessary after using
the auto store.
Delete: You can delete a channel to display the channels
you want.
Select All / Deselect All: Select all the channels
or deselect all the selected channels in the channel
manager.
Channel List Transfer
The PIN input screen appears. Enter your 4 digit PIN number.
Imports or exports the channel map. You should connect a
USB storage to use this function.
Import from USB: Import channel list from USB.
Export to USB: Export channel list to USB. this function
is available when USB is connected.
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Scheduled
(in Channel Manager)
You can view, modify or delete a show you have reserved to
watch.
Change Info: Change a show you have reserved to
watch.
Cancel Schedules: Cancel a show you have reserved
to watch.
Information: Display a show you have reserved
to watch. (You can also change the reservation
information.)
Select All / Deselect All: Select or deselect all reserved
programmes.
Fine Tune
(analogue channels only)
If the signal is weak or distorted, fine tune the channel
manually.
Fine tuned channels are marked with an asterisk “*”.
To reset the fine-tuning, select Reset.
Picture Menu
¦ Changing the Preset Picture Mode
Mode
t
Select your preferred picture type.
Dynamic: Suitable for a bright room.
Standard: Suitable for a normal environment.
Relax: Suitable for reducing eye strain.
Relax is not available in PC mode.
Movie: Suitable for watching movies in a dark room.
¦ Adjusting Picture Settings
Cell Light / Contrast / Brightness /
Sharpness / Colour / Tint (G/R)
Your television has several setting options for picture quality
control.
NOTE
x
In analogue TV, Ext., AV modes of the PAL system,
the Tint (G/R) function is not available.
x
In PC mode, you can only make changes to Cell
Light, Contrast and Brightness.
x
Settings can be adjusted and stored for each
external device connected to the TV.
¦ Economical Solutions
Eco Solution
Energy Saving (Off / Low / Medium / High /
Picture Off)
t
: 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
remains on. Press any button except volume button to
turn on the screen. Until the screen turns on again, a
distorted picture will be displayed for about 4 seconds.
Eco Sensor (Off / On): To enhance your power savings;
the picture settings will automatically adapt to the light
in the room.
If you adjust the Cell Light, the Eco Sensor will
be set to Off.
Min Cell Light: 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 or brighter)
depending on the surrounding light intensity.
No-Signal Power Off (Off / 15 min / 30 min / 60 min):
To avoid unnecessary energy consumption, set how long
you want the TV to remain on if it’s not receiving a signal.
Disabled when the PC is in power saving mode.
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¦ Changing the Picture Options
Advanced Settings
(available in Standard / Movie mode)
You can adjust the detailed setting for the screen including
colour and contrast.
In PC mode, you can only make changes to
Dynamic Contrast, Gamma and White Balance.
Black Tone (Off / Dark / Darker / Darkest): Select the
black level to adjust the screen depth.
Dynamic Contrast (Off / Low / Medium / High): Adjust
the screen contrast.
Gamma: Adjust the primary colour intensity.
Expert Pattern (Off / Pattern1 / Pattern2): By running
the Expert Pattern function, the picture can be
calibrated without a generator or filter. If the OSD menu
disappears or a menu other than the Picture menu is
opened, the calibration is saved and the Expert Pattern
window disappears. Until the screen turns on again, a
distorted picture will be displayed for about 4 seconds.
While the Expert Pattern is running, sound is not
outputted.
Only enabled in DTV, Component and HDMI
modes.
RGB Only Mode (Off / Red / Green / Blue): You can
adjust Colour or Tint (G/R) of Red, Green or Blue for
the picture from an external device (DVD player, home
theatre, etc.).
Colour Space (Auto / Native / Custom): Adjust the
range of colours available to create the image. To adjust
Colour, Red, Green, Blue and Reset, set
Colour Space to Custom.
White Balance: Adjust the colour temperature for a
more natural picture.
R-Offset / G-Offset / B-Offset: Adjust each colour’s
(red, green, blue) darkness.
R-Gain / G-Gain / B-Gain : Adjust each colour’s (red,
green, blue) brightness.
Reset: Resets the White Balance to it’s default settings.
10p White Balance (Off / On): Controls the white
balance in 10 point interval by adjusting the red, green,
and blue brightness.
Available when the picture mode is set to Movie
and when the external input is set to all input.
Some external devices may not support this
function.
Interval: Select interval to adjust.
Red: Adjust the red level.
Green: Adjust the green level.
Blue: Adjust the blue level.
Reset: Resets the 10p White Balance to its default
settings.
Flesh Tone: Emphasize pink “Flesh Tone.”
Edge Enhancement (Off / On): Emphasize object
boundaries.
xvYCC (Off / On): Setting the xvYCC mode on
increases detail and colour space when watching movies
from an external device (e.g. DVD player) connected to
the HDMI or Component IN jacks.
Available when the picture mode is set to Movie
and when the external input is set to HDMI or
Component.
Some external devices may not support this
function.
Advanced Settings
Black Tone : Off
Dynamic Contrast : Medium
Gamma : 0
Expert Pattern : Off
RGB Only Mode : Off
Colour Space : Native
White Balance
U
Move
E
Enter
R
Return
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Picture Options
Colour Tone : Normal
Size : Auto Wide
Screen Mode : 16:9
Digital Noise Filter : Auto
MPEG Noise Filter : Auto
HDMI Black Level : Normal
Film Mode : Off
U
Move
E
Enter
R
Return
Picture Options
In PC mode, you can only make changes to the
Colour Tone, Size and Screen Burn Protection.
Colour Tone (Cool / Normal / Warm1 / Warm2)
Warm1 or Warm2 will be deactivated when the
picture mode is Dynamic.
Settings can be adjusted and stored for each
external device connected to an input on the TV.
Size : Your cable box/satellite receiver
may have its own set of screen sizes as
well. However, we highly recommend you
use 16:9 mode most of the time.
Auto Wide: Automatically adjusts the
picture size to the 16:9 aspect ratio.
16:9 : Adjusts the picture size to 16:9 for
DVDs or wide broadcasting.
Wide Zoom: Magnifies the picture size more than 4:3.
Adjusts the Position by using , buttons.
Zoom: Magnifies the 16:9 wide pictures vertically to fit
the screen size.
Adjusts the Position or Size by using ,
button.
4:3 : The default setting for a movie or normal
broadcasting.
Do not watch in 4:3 format for a long time. Traces
of borders displayed on the left, right and centre
of the screen may cause image retention(screen
burn) which are not covered by the warranty.
Screen Fit: Displays the full image without any cut-off
when HDMI (720p / 1080i / 1080p) or Component
(1080i / 1080p) signals are inputted.
NOTE
x
Depending on the input source, the picture size
options may vary.
x
The available items may differ depending on the
selected mode.
x
In PC mode, only 16:9 and 4:3 modes can be
adjusted.
x
Settings can be adjusted and stored for each
external device connected to an input of the TV.
x
After selecting Screen Fit in HDMI (1080i / 1080p)
or Component (1080i / 1080p) mode: Adjusts the
Position or Size by using , , , button.
x
If you use the Screen Fit function with HDMI 720p
input, 1 line will be cut at the top, bottom, left and
right as in the overscan function.
Screen Mode (16:9 / Wide Zoom / Zoom / 4:3):
Available only when picture size is set to Auto Wide. You
can determine the desired picture size at the 4:3 WSS
(Wide Screen Service) size or the original size. Each
European country requires different picture size.
Not available in PC, Component or HDMI mode.
Digital Noise Filter (Off / Low / Medium / High / Auto
/ Auto Visualisation): When the broadcast signal is
weak, some static and ghosting may appear. Select one
of the options until the best picture is displayed.
Auto Visualisation: When changing analogue channels,
displays the intensity of the current signal and defines
the screen noise filter.
Only available for analogue channels.
MPEG Noise Filter (Off / Low / Medium / High /
Auto): Reduces MPEG noise to provide improved
picture quality.
HDMI Black Level (Normal / Low): Selects the black
level on the screen to adjust the screen depth.
Available only in HDMI mode (RGB signals).
Film Mode (Off / Auto1 / Auto2 / Cinema Smooth):
Sets the TV to automatically sense and process film
signals from all sources and adjust the picture for
optimum quality.
An 1080p 24Hz HDMI signal must be input to use
the Cinema Smooth function.
Available in TV, AV, COMPONENT (480i / 1080i)
and HDMI (480i / 1080i).
Motion Judder Canceller (Off / Standard / Smooth
/ Demo): Removes drag from fast scenes with a lot of
movement to provide a clearer picture.
If Motion Judder Canceller is Demo, you can
compare the difference of on and off modes.
P.SIZE
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Screen Burn Protection: To reduce the possibility of
screen burn, this unit is equipped with screen burn
prevention technology. The Time setting allows you to
Programme the time between movement of the picture
in minutes.
Pixel Shift (Off / On): Using this function, you can
minutely move pixels on the PDP in horizontal or vertical
direction to minimize after images on the screen.
Optimum condition for pixel shift
Item
TV/AV/Component/
HDMI/PC
Horizontal 0~4 4
Vertical 0~4 4
Time (minute) 1~4 min 4 min
The Pixel Shift value may differ depending on the
monitor size (inches) and mode.
This function is not available in the Screen Fit
mode.
Auto Protection Time (10 min / 20 min / 40 min /
1 hour / Off): If the screen remains idle with a still image
for a certain period of time defined by the user, the
screen saver is activated to prevent the formation of
ghost images on the screen.
Scrolling: This function removes after-images on the
screen by moving all the pixels on the PDP according
to a pattern. Use this function when there are remaining
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 be
executed for a long time (approximately 1 hour)
to effectively remove after-images on the screen.
If the after-image is not removed after performing
the function, repeat the function again.
Press any key on the remote control to cancel this
feature.
Side Grey (Light / Dark): When you watch TV with the
screen ratio of 4:3, the screen is prevented from any
damage by adjusting the white balance on both extreme
left and right sides.
¦ Viewing TV using the 3D function
IMPORTANT HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
3D PICTURES.
Read and understand the following safety information
before using the TV’s 3D function.
[
WARNING
x
Some viewers may experience discomfort while
viewing 3D TV such as dizziness, nausea and
headaches. If you experience any such symptom,
stop viewing 3D TV, remove 3D Active Glasses and
rest.
x
Watching 3D images for an extended period of time
may cause eye strain. If you feel eye strain, stop
viewing 3D TV, remove your 3D Active Glasses and
rest.
x
A responsible adult should frequently check on
children who are using the 3D function. If there are
any reports of tired eyes, headaches, dizziness, or
nausea, have the child stop viewing 3D TV and rest.
x
Do not use the 3D Active Glasses for other purposes
(such as general eyeglasses, sunglasses, protective
goggles, etc.)
x
Do not use the 3D function or 3D Active Glasses
while walking or moving around. Using the 3D
function or 3D Active Glasses while moving around
may result in injuries due to running into objects,
tripping, and/or falling.
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3D
This exciting new feature enables you to
view 3D content. In order to fully enjoy
this feature, you must purchase a pair
of Samsung 3D Active Glasses (SSG-
2100AB, SSG-2200AR, SSG-2200KR) to
view 3D video.
Samsung 3D Active Glasses are sold
separately. For more detailed purchasing
information, contact the retailer where you purchased this TV.
The LED on the 3D emitter blinks only when sending a
3D signal.
If there is any obstacle between the emitter and 3D
Active Glasses, the proper 3D effect may not be
obtained.
3D Mode: Select the 3D input format.
If you want to feel the 3D effect fully, please wear
the 3D Active Glasses first, and then select
3D Mode from the list below that provides the
best 3D viewing experience.
When watching 3D images, turn on 3D Active
Glasses.
3D Mode Operation
Off Turns the 3D function off.
2D 3D
Changes a 2D image to 3D.
Side by Side
Displays two images next to
each other.
Top & Bottom
Displays one image above
another.
Line by Line
Displays the images for the left
and right eye alternately in rows.
Vertical Stripe
Displays the images for the
left and right eye alternately in
columns.
Checker
Board
Displays the images for the
left and right eye alternately in
pixels.
Frequency
Displays the images for the
left and right eye alternately in
frames.
“Side by Side” and “Top & Bottom” are available
when the resolution is 720p, 1080i and 1080p
in DTV, HDMI and USB mode or set to PC
connecting through HDMI/DVI cable.
“Vertical Strip”, “Line by Line” and “Checker
Board” are available when the resolution is set to
PC connecting through HDMI/DVI cable.
“Frequency” displays the frequency (60Hz only)
when the resolution is set to PC.
3D 2D (Off / On): Displays the image for the left eye
only.
This function is deactivated when 3D Mode set to
“2D 3D” or Off.
3D View point: The overall adjustment of 3D
perspective.
This function is deactivated when 3D Mode set to
“2D 3D” or Off.
Depth: Adjusts focus / depth in “2D 3D” mode.
This function is only activated when the 3D Mode
is “2D 3D”.
Picture Correction: Adjusts the images for the left and
right eye.
3D emitter
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3D Auto View (Off / On): If 3D Auto View is set to On,
a “Side by Side” format HDMI signal with one of the
resolutions below is automatically switched to 3D. Here,
correct 3D information must be sent from the Standard
HDMI 3D Format.
If a 3D failure occurs due to a 3D information error,
set 3D Auto View to Off and manually select a
3D Mode using the 3D button or corresponding
menu.
Support resolution (16:9 only)
Resolution Frequency (Hz)
1280 x 720p 50 / 60 Hz
1920 x 1080i 50 / 60 Hz
1920 x 1080p 24 / 30 / 50 / 60 Hz
3D Optimisation: The overall adjustment of 3D effect.
Resolution supported for HDMI PC mode
The resolution for HDMI PC mode is optimized to 1920 x
1080 input.
An input resolution other than 1920 x 1080 may not be
displayed properly in 3D display or full screen mode.
How to watch the 3D image
1. Press the CONTENT button, then the Content View
menu will appear.
2. Press the or button, then select 3D.
To watch in 3D, wear 3D Active Glasses and press the
power button on the glasses.
3. Select OK, then press the ENTER
E
button.
4. Using the or buttons on your remote control,
selects the 3D Mode of the image you want to view.
Some 3D modes may not be available depending
on the format of the image source.
Supported formats and operating specifications for
Standard HDMI 3D
The 3D formats indicated below are recommended by
the HDMI association and must be supported.
Source signal format Standard HDMI 1.4 3D
1920x1080p @ 24Hz x 2 1920x2205p @ 24Hz
1280x720p @ 60Hz x 2 1280x1470p @ 60Hz
1280x720p @ 50Hz x 2 1280x1470p @ 50Hz
The mode is automatically switched to 3D mode for the 3D
video input in one of the formats above.
For the Standard HDMI 3D format with 24Hz, the TV is
optimized as follows:
Judder Reduction Display Mode: When Motion
Judder Canceller is set to Smooth, you can watch a
smooth picture without judder.
Before using 3D function...
NOTE
x
You may notice a small amount of screen flickering
when watching 3D images in poor light conditions
(from a strobe light, etc.), or under a fluorescent lamp
(50Hz ~ 60Hz) or 3 wavelength lamp. If so, dim the
light or turn the lamp off.
x
3D mode is automatically disabled in following cases:
when changing a channel or the input source, or
accessing Media Play or Internet@TV.
x
Some Picture functions are disabled in 3D mode.
x
PIP and Data broadcasts (MHEG / MHP) are not
supported in 3D mode.
x
3D Active Glasses from other manufacturers may not
be supported.
x
When the TV is initially powered on, may take some
time until the 3D display is optimized.
x
The 3D Active Glasses may not work properly if there
is any other 3D product or electronic devices turned
on near the glasses or TV. If there is a problem, keep
other electronic devices as far away as possible from
the 3D Active Glasses.
x
When watching pictures from a 50Hz 3D source with
its Game mode On, visually-sensitive viewers may
see some flicker on bright images.
x
Photos of Media Play are shown in “2D 3D”
mode only.
x
If you lie on your side while watching TV with 3D
active glasses, the picture may look dark or may not
be visible.
x
Be sure to stay within the viewing angle and optimum
TV viewing distance when watching 3D pictures.
Otherwise, you may not be able to enjoy proper 3D
effects.
x
The ideal viewing distance should be three times
or more the height of the screen. We recommend
sitting with viewer’s eyes on a level with the screen.
3D
OK
To watch in 3D, wear 3D glasses and
press the power button on the glasses.
Viewing 3D TV motion pictures for long
periods may cause eye fatigue and/or
dizziness.
Cancel
L
Move
E
Enter
e
Exit
3D3D
Using the LEFT / RIGHT keys on the remote control,
select the icon suitable for the picture on screen.
Using the LEFT / RIGHT keys on the remote control,
select the icon suitable for the picture on screen.
L
Move
E
Enter
e
Exit
L
Move
E
Enter
e
Exit
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