Samsung PS-50P4H manual Channel mode

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Storing ChannelsManually (continued)

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Prog.

9

Channel

C --

œ√ Move

Manual Store

Colour

System

Auto

Search

245MHz

Adjust

Sound

System

BG

Store

?

Return

8If you know the number of the channel to be stored, see the following steps.

◆Press the œ or √ button to select Channel.

◆Press the † or … button to select C (Air channel) or S (Cable channel).

◆Press the √ button.

◆Press the numeric buttons (0~9), † or … button to select indicate the required number.

Prog.

9

Channel

C 15

œ√ Move

Manual Store

Colour

System

Auto

Search

245MHz

Adjust

Sound

System

BG

Store

?

Return

➢If no sound or abnormal sound, re-select the sound standard required.

9	If you do not know the channel numbers, select the Search by
	pressing the œ or √ button. Press the † or … button to start the
	search.
	Result:	The tuner scans the frequency range until the first
		channel or the channel that you selected is received on
		your screen.

Prog.

9

Channel

C 15

œ√ Move

Manual Store

Colour

System

Auto

Search

245MHz

Adjust

Sound

System

BG

Store

?

Return

10	To assign a programme number to a channel, select the Prog. by
	pressing the œ or √ button. Press the † or … button until you find
	the correct number.

11	To store the channel and associated programme number, select
	the Store by pressing the œ or √ button. Press the ENTER (			)
	the Store by pressing the œ or √ button. Press the ENTER (			)
	button.

12	Repeat Steps 8 to 11 for each channel to be stored.

Manual Store

Prog.	Colour	Sound
	System	System
9	Auto	BG
Channel	Search	Store
C 15	245MHz
		OK
œ √ Move	Enter	Return

☛	Channel mode
	◆ C (Real channel mode): You can select a channel by
	entering the assigned number to each air broadcasting station
	in this mode.
	◆ S (Cable channel mode): You can select a channel by
	entering the assigned number for each cable channel in this
	mode.

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Contents

PDP-TELEVISION Warranty User InstructionsScreen Image retention Cell DefectPower Cord Scart Cable Speaker WireOwner’s Instructions Video Cable DVI CableContents Symbols ContentsYour New Plasma Display Panel For further details about connection, refer to pages 55~59 Actual configuration on your PDP may be differentYour New Plasma Display Panel Infrared Remote Control Angle of the PDP can be up to 15 degrees left/right Inserting the Batteries in the Remote ControlAssembling the Stand-Base Installing the Display on the Wall Attachment Panel Wall Mount Bracket Plastic HangerConnecting External Devices to the PDP Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television Network Connecting a Satellite Receiver or DecoderUsing a Coaxial cable Rear of the PDPSwitching On and Off Placing in Standby ModeRefer to page 64 for further instructions on plug wiring Mains lead is attached to the rear of your PDPBecoming Familiar with the Remote Control Remote control is used mainly toChange channels and adjust the volume Display the on-screen menu systemSetting Up Your Remote Control Plug & Play Feature To start the search, press the Enter button If you want to reset this feature Choosing Your LanguageStoring Channels Automatically SeeStoring ChannelsManually You wish to identifyChannel mode Result The Edit menu is displayed Skipping Unwanted ChannelsSkipping unwanted channels Sorting the Stored Channels Assigning Names to Channels Using the LNA Low Noise Amplifier Feature Activating the Child Lock Activating the child lockDisplaying Information Changing the Picture StandardAdjusting the Picture Settings Custom Options available in PC, DVI Mode ContrastAdjusting the Picture Settings PC or DVI Mode Custom PC mode only Colour1 Colour2 Colour3Setting the Picture PC Mode Preset to the PC mode by using the Source buttonSetting the Picture PC Mode Using the Fine Tune If reception is weak, you can fine tune a channel manuallyViewing the Channel Scan Picture Freezing the Current PictureResult Main menu is displayed DisplayedSelecting the Picture Size Positioning and Sizing the screen using ZoomPC to DVI Mode Selecting the Film Mode DNIeTM Digital Natural Image engineSetting the Blue Screen Setting the Melody SoundTable of PIP Settings Viewing the Picture In Picture PIPResult The sources are displayed in the following order Result The main picture and sub picture are interchangedEasy functions of remote control Buttons FeatureUsing the Digital NR Digital Noise Reduction Feature Selecting the FanChanging the Sound Standard Standard Music Movie Speech CustomAdjusting the Sound Settings Adjusting the Volume AutomaticallySetting the TruSurround XT Selecting the Internal MuteSelecting the Sound Mode depending on the model Setting the Sleep Timer Setting and Displaying the Current Time Switching the Television On and Off Automatically Absent Power OffViewing an External Signal Source AV1 AV2 AV3Redirecting an Input to the External Output Teletext Feature ContentsDisplaying the Teletext Information Press the TTX/MIX button againSelecting Display Options To display PressSelecting a Teletext TeleWeb Feature Option Using the TeleWeb Menu after Displaying the TeleWeb Option Bookmarking the currentEntering the bookmarked URL Opening the HomeButtonFunction TeleWeb Connecting to the External Devices Input/Output SpecificationRear of the TV InputConnecting to the S-Video Input Rear of the TV Side of the TVConnecting to the DVI Input Connecting to the PC InputConnecting to the Component Input To Display the DVD Home Theater Connecting and Using the Home Theater SystemConnecting the Home Theater System How to Install Speakers This speaker installation guide is for the 5040 ModelHow to Assemble the SpeakersWall Mount Shown at left is a typical screen for Display dialog box Setting up Your PC Software Windows onlyCorrect settings for these two variables are FrequencyHz Input Mode PC/DVIVideo Signal Resolution Vertical Horizontal Pin Configurations Power button Check the picture contrast and brightness settingsCheck the volume Normal picture but no sound Check the volumeProgramming the Remote Control for Other Components Wamer amexProgramming the Remote Control for Other Components 040, 047, 050, 052, 060, 063, 065, 066, 067After Sales Service