Samsung SP56L7HX, SP50L7HX Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television Network, Rear of the TV

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Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television Network

Rear of the TV

or

Cable Television

Network

To view television channels correctly, a signal must be received by the set from one of the following sources:

◆An outdoor aerial

◆A cable television network

◆A satellite network

1In the first three cases, connect the aerial or network input cable to the ANT IN jack on the rear of the television.

2If you are using an indoor aerial, you may need to turn it when tuning your television until you obtain a picture that is both sharp and clear.

For further details, refer to:

◆“Storing Channels Automatically” on page 15.

◆“Storing Channels Manually” on page 16.

Connecting a Satellite Receiver or Decoder

In order to watch television programmes broadcast via a satellite network, you must connect a satellite receiver to the rear of TV. Also, in order to descramble a coded transmission signal, you must connect a decoder

to the rear of TV.

◆Using a RCA cable

Connect the receiver (or decoder) RCA cable to one of the RCA connectors on the rear of the television.

◆Using a coaxial cable Connect a coaxial cable to the:

-Receiver (or Decoder) output socket.

-Television aerial input socket.

➢If you wish to connect both a satellite receiver (or decoder) and a VCR, you should connect the:

◆Receiver (or Decoder) to the VCR

◆VCR to the television

Otherwise, connect the receiver (or decoder) directly to the television.

Rear of the TV

Satellite Receiver/

Decoder

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Contents DLP TV Page Contents Contents Control Panel of Your Television Connection Panel of Your Television ANT Rear of the TV Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television NetworkConnecting a Satellite Receiver or Decoder Infrared Remote Control Inserting the Batteries in the Remote Control Mains lead is attached to the rear of your television Switching Your Television On and OffPlacing Your Television in Standby Mode Becoming Familiar with the Remote Control Remote control is used mainly toChange channels and adjust the volume Display the on-screen menu systemPlug & Play Feature If you want to reset this feature Choosing Your LanguageStoring Channels Automatically Storing ChannelsManually Auto PAL SecamChannel mode Skipping Unwanted Channels Sorting the Stored Channels Activating the Child Lock Assigning Names to Channels Fine Tuning Channel Reception Using the LNA Low Noise Amplifier Feature Viewing the Channel Scan PictureDisplaying Information Freezing the Current PictureChanging the Picture Standard Dynamic Standard CinemaAdjusting the Picture Settings Standard or CinemaSelecting the Picture Size Auto Wide 169 Panorama Zoom1 Zoom2 149Using the Digital NR Noise Reduction Feature This feature brings you a more detailed image with 3D noiseDNIeTM Digital Natural Image engine Reduction and detail, contrast and white enhancementSetting the My Colour Control Easy Control CustomSetting the My Colour Control Detail Control Setting the Film Mode Viewing the Picture In Picture PIP TV Ext.1 Ext.2 Ext.3 AV Video Component PC HdmiEasy functions of remote control Changing the Sound Standard Standard Music Movie Speech CustomMultichannel formats Adjusting the Sound SettingsSetting the SRS Tsxt Adjusting the Volume Automatically Enjoying the Sound of External Speakers Selecting the Sound Mode depending on the model Stereo Nicam Stereo Nicam Stereo ↔ MonoSetting and Displaying the Current Time Setting the Sleep Timer Switching the Television On and Off Automatically Auto Power OffSetting the Blue Screen Setting the Melody SoundUsing the Colour Weakness Enhancement Feature Setting the Picture in PC Mode Preset to the PC mode by using the Source buttonViewing an External Signal Source Assigning Names to External Sources Teletext Feature Part ContentsDisplaying the Teletext Information Selecting Display OptionsSelecting a Teletext Connecting to the External Input/Output VCR DVDConnecting to the S-Video Input Connecting to the Audio OutputConnecting to the Digital Input Connecting to the Component Input Connecting to the PC InputSetting up Your PC Software Windows only PC/HDMIDVI Input Mode Redirecting an Input to the External Output Setting Up Your Remote Control VCRProgramming the Remote Control for Other Components VCR Remote Control CodesDVD Remote Control Codes Programming the Remote Control for Other ComponentsCable Box Catv Remote Control Codes Replacing the Lamp Troubleshooting Before Contacting Service Personnel Technical Specifications SP50L7HX SP56L7HXMemo After Sales Service

SP50L7HX, SP56L7HX specifications

The Samsung SP56L7HX and SP50L7HX are innovative models in Samsung's lineup of monitors, designed to cater to the needs of both professionals and casual users alike. These displays incorporate advanced technologies and features that enhance the viewing experience while prioritizing user comfort.

At the heart of the SP56L7HX and SP50L7HX is Samsung's cutting-edge QLED technology, which ensures vibrant color reproduction and an impressive contrast ratio. This technology allows for deeper blacks and brighter whites, making both monitors ideal for graphic design, video editing, and multimedia consumption. The Quantum Dot technology used in these monitors enhances the color spectrum, offering a wider range of colors and more lifelike images.

Both models feature a sleek, modern design with ultra-thin bezels, making them perfect for multi-monitor setups or as standalone units that fit seamlessly into any workspace. The ergonomic stand allows for height adjustment, tilt, and swivel, providing users with customizable viewing angles that help reduce neck and eye strain during prolonged use.

Another noteworthy feature of the SP56L7HX and SP50L7HX is their impressive resolution. The SP56L7HX offers a stunning 3840 x 2160 pixels in a 4K UHD format, while the SP50L7HX delivers a 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution in a QHD format. This level of detail is particularly beneficial for professionals who require precision in their work, such as graphic designers and photographers.

Both monitors are equipped with various connectivity options, including HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C, which facilitate seamless connectivity to multiple devices. They also support advanced features like Picture-in-Picture (PiP) and Picture-by-Picture (PbP), enabling users to multitask efficiently by splitting the screen between different sources.

Moreover, the inclusion of flicker-free technology and blue light reduction features in both models helps to minimize eye fatigue, ensuring that users can work or enjoy media for extended periods without discomfort.

In summary, the Samsung SP56L7HX and SP50L7HX are versatile, high-performance monitors that leverage advanced display technologies to offer vibrant visuals and user-friendly features. With their sleek design, customizable ergonomics, and robust connectivity options, they stand out as excellent choices for a wide array of applications, from professional use to personal entertainment.
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