Samsung PS-37S4A Storing ChannelsManually, You wish to identify, Auto PAL Secam or, Bg Dk I L

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Storing ChannelsManually

You can store up to 100 television channels, including those received via cable networks.

When storing channels manually, you can choose:

	◆	Whether or not to store each of the channels found
	◆ The programme number of each stored channel which
		you wish to identify

1	Press the MENU button.
	Result: The main menu is displayed.

ENG

TV	Channel
Country	: Austria	√
Auto Store		√
Manual Store		√
Edit		√
Fine Tune		√
Ch. Scan		√
Move	Enter	Return

2	Press the † or … button to select Channel.
	Result:	The options available in the Channel group are
		displayed.

3	Press the ENTER (				) button.
3	Press the ENTER (				) button.

4	Press the † or … button to select Manual Store.
	Press the ENTER (				) button.
	Press the ENTER (				) button.

Prog.

9

Channel

C --

√Move

Manual Store

Colour

System

Auto

Search

59MHz

Adjust

Sound

System

BG

Store

?

Return

	Result:	The option available in the Manual Store group are
		displayed with Prog. is selected.

5	To assign a programme number to a channel, find the correct
	number by pressing the † or … button.

6	If necessary, select the broadcasting standard required. Press the
	œ or √ button to select Colour System and press the † or …
	button. The colour standards are displayed in the following order.

Prog.

9

Channel

C --

œ√ Move

Manual Store

Colour

System

Auto

Search

59MHz

Adjust

Sound

System

BG

Store

?

Return

	(depending on the model).
	Auto - PAL - SECAM or
	Auto - NT3.58 - NT4.43 - PAL60

7	Press the œ or √ button to select Sound System and press the †
	or … button. The sound standards are displayed in the following
	order. (depending on the model).
	BG - DK - I - L

Prog.

9

Channel

C --

œ√ Move

Manual Store

Colour

System

Auto

Search

59MHz

Adjust

Sound

System

BG

Store

?

Return

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Contents PDP-TELEVISION User Instructions Video Cable Sold SeparatelyScart Cable Contents Contents SymbolsYour New Plasma Display Panel Actual configuration on your PDP may be differentDepending on your model For further details about connection, refer to pages 55~59 Rear PanelInfrared Remote Control Assembling the Stand-Base Inserting the Batteries in the Remote ControlWall Mount Bracket Plastic Hanger Installing the Display on the Wall Attachment PanelWall Rear of the PDP Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television NetworkConnecting a Satellite Receiver or Decoder Using a Coaxial cableFront of the PDP Switching On and OffPlacing in Standby Mode Mains lead is attached to the rear of your PDPDisplay the on-screen menu system Becoming Familiar with the Remote ControlRemote control is used mainly to Change channels and adjust the volumeSetting Up Your Remote Control To start the search, press the Enter button Plug & Play FeatureChoosing Your Language If you want to reset this featureSee Storing Channels AutomaticallyAuto NT3.58 NT4.43 PAL60 Storing ChannelsManuallyYou wish to identify Auto PAL Secam orChannel mode Skipping unwanted channels Skipping Unwanted ChannelsResult The Edit menu is displayed Sorting the Stored Channels Assigning Names to Channels Result The options available are listed Using the LNA Low Noise Amplifier FeatureActivating the child lock Activating the Child LockChanging the Picture Standard Displaying InformationDynamic Standard Movie Custom High Middle Low Custom Brightness, Sharpness Adjusting the Picture SettingsColour Tone Cool2, Cool1, Normal, Warm1, Warm2 Custom PC mode only Colour1 Colour2 Colour3 Adjusting the Picture Settings PC or DVI ModePreset to the PC mode by using the Source button Setting the Picture PC ModeSetting the Picture PC Mode Colour System and Sound System settings are correct Using the Fine TuneIf reception is weak, you can fine tune a channel manually Result You can view every memorized channel in order Viewing the Channel Scan PictureFreezing the Current Picture Result Main menu is displayedPC to DVI Mode Positioning and Sizing the screen using ZoomSelecting the Picture Size DNIeTM Digital Natural Image engine Selecting the Film ModeSetting the Melody Sound Setting the Blue ScreenTV Ext.1 Ext.2 Ext.3 AV1 AV2 Table of PIP SettingsViewing the Picture In Picture PIP Result The sources are displayed in the following orderExt.2, Ext.3, AV1, AV2, S-Video,Component1 Easy functions of remote controlComponent2, PC, DVI Using the Digital NR Digital Noise Reduction Feature Standard Music Movie Speech Custom Changing the Sound StandardAdjusting the Volume Automatically Adjusting the Sound SettingsSelecting the Internal Mute Setting the TruSurround XTStereo Selecting the Sound Mode depending on the model Setting the Sleep Timer Setting and Displaying the Current Time Absent Power Off Switching the Television On and Off AutomaticallySatellite STB, AV Receiver, DVD Receiver, Game Viewing an External Signal SourceRedirecting an Input to the External Output Contents Teletext FeaturePress the TTX/MIX button again Displaying the Teletext InformationTo display Press Selecting Display OptionsSelecting a Teletext TeleWeb Feature Option Opening the Home Using the TeleWeb Menu after Displaying the TeleWebBookmarking the current Entering the bookmarked URLButton Function TeleWeb Easy Accessing the TeleWeb Service via the Remote ControlInput Connecting to the External DevicesInput/Output Specification Rear of the TVRear of the TV Connecting to the S-Video InputConnecting to the PC Input Connecting to the DVI InputConnecting to the Component Input Connecting the Home Theater System Connecting and Using the Home Theater SystemTo Display the DVD Home Theater Bit colour Setting up Your PC Software Windows onlyShown at left is a typical screen for Display dialog box Video Signal Dot x Line Vertical Horizontal Input Mode PC/DVINVidia chipset Pin Configurations Normal picture but no sound Check the volume Power buttonCheck the picture contrast and brightness settings Check the volumeWamer amex Programming the Remote Control for Other Components003, 024 019, 023Bell&Howell Programming the Remote Control for Other Components040, 047, 050, 052, 060, 063, 065, 066, 067 After Sales Service