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GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)

Version 3, 29 June 2007

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Preamble

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Contents Contact Samsung Worldwide Serial NoInformation on Use Precautions When Displaying a Still ImageOne-Touch Button Tools Button Press Trademark & Label License NoticeContents Anynet+ TV placed down, it may lean to one side Installing the StandGetting Started ThemEnglish Getting Started Installing the Wall Mount KitAssembling the Cables Anti-Theft Kensington LockWhen installing the product with a wall-mount  Securing the Installation SpaceWhen installing the product with a stand Temperature of the product due to poor ventilationTo avoid the TV from falling Securing the TV to the WallItems colour and shape may vary depending on the model AccessoriesPower Cords Cover-Bottom This spot on Viewing the Control PanelAim the remote Control towardsHdmi in 1, 2, 3DVI, 4 / DVI Audio Viewing the Connection PanelProduct colour and shape may vary depending on the model Connects Component video / audio@ Common Interface Slot EXT1EXT Mode, DTV Out supports Mpeg SD Video and Audio only Digital Audio System Analog Audio connectionAmplifier / DVD Home Theater Digital Audio connectionCompartment Installing Batteries in the Remote ControlChannel list, Media Play menu Viewing the Remote ControlPlay and Anynet+ modes. ∏ English Basic Operation Plug & Play FeatureAir Air antenna signal Cable Cable antenna signalViewing the Display If you want to reset this featurePlug & Play feature is only Available in the TV mode Press the Info button on the remote controlOperation the Menu Viewing the MenusChannel Menu Manual Store Auto Store Air / CableNow & Next Guide Now & Next Guide Full Guide Default GuideDefault Guide → Now & Next Guide / Full Guide Using the Full / Mini GuideAll Channels Using the Colour buttons with the Channel ListTimer Viewing Channel ListLock / Unlock Cancel SchedulesChannel Mode Sort analogue channels onlyPicture Menu Picture Options Digital NR → Off / Low / Medium / High / Auto Screen ModeFilm Mode SizeScreen Picture ResetAuto Adjustment Sound Menu Selecting the Speaker Sound ResetSelecting the Sound Mode Audio Type Dual 1 DefaultMenu Language Setup MenuSleep Timer Timer 1 / Timer 2 / TimerPreference Broadcast SubtitleDigital Text Teletext LanguageChange PIN Broadcast Common InterfaceSecurity Child Lock Parental Lock Parental RatingMelody General Game ModeEnergy Saving Edit Name Input MenuSource List Self Diagnosis Software UpgradeSupport menu Contact Samsung HD Connection GuideButton to select Media Play USB Connecting a USB DevicePress the Power button to turn the TV on Side of the TVReturn to the previous menu Using the Media Play MenuUsing the Remote Control Button in Media Play Menu OperationsViewing a Slide Show Using the Menu in the Photo ListUsing the Menu during a Slide Show Zoom Using the MP3 ListUsing the Option Menu Option DescriptionUsing the Setup Menu Home Theatre Connecting Anynet+ DevicesAn Hdmi cable CableSetup Setting Up Anynet+Switching between Anynet+ Devices TV Remote Control Buttons Available in Anynet+ Mode On or Off RecordingListening through a Receiver Home Theatre Plug & Play, etc Troubleshooting for Anynet+HDMI-CEC is set to On in the Anynet+ Setup menu Part Teletext FeatureTeletext pages are organized according to six categories InformationSub and HDMI/DVI Input Using Your TV as a Computer PC DisplaySetting Up Your PC Software Based on Windows XP Display ModesPlug your set into a different mains socket Troubleshooting Before Contacting Service PersonnelSpecifications Risk of Electric Shock do not Open Wiring the Mains Power Supply Plug UK Only Preamble Version 3, 29 JuneConveying Verbatim Copies Conveying Non-Source Forms Page Page Interpretation of Sections 15 How to Apply These Terms to Your New ProgramsRevised Versions of this License Limitation of LiabilityGNU Lesser General Public License Lgpl Conveying Verbatim Copies Conveying Non-Source Forms Page Page END of Terms and Conditions Original SSLeay License OpenSSL LicenseKorrekte Entsorgung von Altgeräten Elektroschrott Slovenščina Správná likvidace výrobku Elektrický a elektronický odpad Lietuvių kalba Correct disposal of batteries in this product KKorrekt bortskaffelse af batterierne i dette produkt Správná likvidace baterií v tomto výrobku