Samsung DVD-HD755 manual Changing Setup Menu, Changing the Password

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C H A N G I N G SE T U P M E N U

Changing the Password

1

With the unit in Stop mode, press the MENU button.

2

Press the /buttons to select Setup, then press the or ENTER button.

3

Press the /buttons to select Parental Setup, then press the or ENTER button.

The Enter Password screen appears. Enter your password.

4

Press the /button to select Change Password, then press the or ENTER button.

Enter your new password. Re-enter the new password again.

Language Setup

Audio Setup

Display Setup

Parental Setup :

EZ Setup

Setup

Language Setup

Audio Setup

Display Setup

Parental Setup :

EZ Setup

Setup

PARENTAL SETUP

Use Password

: Yes

 

Rating Level

: 8

Change Password

 

CHANGE PASSWORD

Enter New Password

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CHANGE PASSWORD

Re-enter Password

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To exit the setup menu, press the MENU button.

Note

If you have forgotten your password, see “Forgot Password” in the Troubleshooting Guide. (See page 58)

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Contents DVD Player Important Safety Instructions FCC Note for U.S.A PrecautionsMaintenance of Cabinet Handling CautionsDisc Storage Install Batteries in the Remote control AccessoriesIf the remote control doesn’t operate properly Before you startChanging Setup Menu SetupConnections Basic FunctionsGeneral Features Characteristics Disc Type and CharacteristicsDisc Markings Region NumberDescription Front Panel ControlsFront Panel Display Hdmi OUT Jack Rear PanelTour of the Remote Control Before Connecting the DVD Player Choosing a ConnectionConnection to a TV Video Connection to a TV S-Video Connection to a TV Interlace Connection to a TV Progressive ConnectionsConnecting to a TV with Hdmi Jack Connecting to a TV with DVI JackWhy does Samsung use HDMI? What is the HDCP?Hdmi connection description Turn on the DVD player, TV, and Amplifier Connection to an Audio System 2 Channel AmplifierCoaxial Cable not included Dolby digital or DTS amp Before Play Playing a DiscPlayback Resume functionStopping Play Pausing PlayRemoving Disc Step Motion Play ExceptUsing the Search and Skip Functions Searching through a Chapter or TrackSkipping Tracks When Playing a DVD/VCD/CD Using the Display FunctionTo make the screen disappear, press the Info button again Using the Disc Menu DVD Using the Disc and Title MenuUsing the Title Menu DVD Basic FunctionsUsing the Function Menu Using the Function Menu DVD/VCDDisc Menu button Repeat Play Using the A-B Repeat functionSlow Repeat Play When playing a DVD/VCDPLAY/PAUSE button Search button toProgram Play & Random Play Program Play Audio CDRandom Play CD Adjusting the Aspect Ratio EZ View To play back using aspect ratio DVDIf you are using a 169 TV If you are using a 43 TV For 169 aspect ratio discs 43 Letter BoxPan & Scan Selecting the Audio Language Using the Audio button DVD/VCD/CDSelecting the Subtitle Language Using the Subtitle button DVDUsing the Angle button DVD Using the Instant Replay/Skip FunctionUsing the Instant Replay function DVD Using the Instant Skip function DVDUsing the Bookmark Function DVD/VCD Using the Bookmark FunctionClearing a Bookmark Recalling a Bookmarked SceneUsing the Zoom Function DVD/VCD Using the Zoom FunctionFolder Selection Clips Menu for MP3/WMA/JPEGTo select the Parent Folder To select the Peer FolderRepeat/Random playback MP3/WMA PlaybackCD-R MP3/WMA file Album Screen Picture CD PlaybackRotation ZoomCD-R Jpeg Discs Using the Setup Menu EZ Setup Setting Up EZ-SetupTo exit the setup menu, press the Menu Using the Player Menu Language Setting Up the Language FeaturesUsing the Disc Menu Language Using the Audio Language Select Language Setup Using the Subtitle LanguageSetting Up the Audio Options Hdmi Setting Up the Display Options TV Aspect ´ Still ModeScreen Messages ¨ Video Output Select Video OutputResolution Resolution SettingHdmi FormatSetting Up the Parental Control Setting Up the Rating Level Changing the Password Changing Setup MenuProblem Action TroubleshootingReference Output SpecificationsOne 1 Year Parts / Ninety 90 days Labor WarrantyElectronics