Samsung MH17FSSS/XSG, MH17FSSSU/XSJ, MH17FSSS/EDC Connecting to a Macintosh, Connecting AV Devices

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toIf youseeconnectif the monitorproperlystatusyourismonitset toranalousinguethe. PressDVI conneSourcetorbuttongettoahaveblanktheormonitorfuzzy screen,doublecheck- checkto see theif theinputmonitorsignalstatussourceis .set to analogue. Press Source button to have the monitor double- check the input signal source.

2.Connecting to a Macintosh

2.Connecting to a Macintosh

1.Connect the power cord to the DC adapter and then connect the adapter jack to the DC POWER

1.Connect the power cord to the DC adapter and then connect the adapter jack to the DC POWER port on the monitor. (Voltage is automatically adjusted by the power adapter.)

port on the monitor. (Voltage is automatically adjusted by the power adapter.)

2.Using the D-sub (Analog) connector on the video card.

2.Using the D-sub (Analog) connector on the video card.

Connect the signal cable to the D-SUB port on the Macintosh computer. Connect the signal cable to the D-SUB port on the Macintosh computer.

3.For older model Macintoshes, you need to adjust the resolution control DIP switch on the Macintosh

3.For older model Macintoshes, you need to adjust the resolution control DIP switch on the Macintosh adapter (optional) referring to the switch configuration table shown on its rear.

adapter (optional) referring to the switch configuration table shown on its rear.

4.Connect the audio cable for your monitor to the audio port on the back of your computer.

4.Turn on the monitor and Macintosh.

5.Turn on the monitor and Macintosh.

Connecting to other devices

ConnectingTh s monitotherto allowsdevicesthe us r to connect it to such input devices as a DVD player, a VCR or a camcorder, or a DTV or a TV without disconnecting the PC. For detailed information on connecting This monitor allows the user to connect it to such input devices as a DVD player, a VCR or a

AV input devices, refer to User Controls under Adjusting Your Monitor.

camcorder, or a DTV or a TV without disconnecting the PC. For detailed information on connecting TheAV inputconfigurationdevices, referat thetobackUserofControlsthe monitorundermayAdjustingvary fromYourproductMonitor.product.

The configuration at the back of the monitor may vary from product to product.

1-1. Connecting AV Devices

1-1. ConnectingThe monitorAV Deviceshas AV connection terminals to connect AV input devices like DVDs, VCRs or Camcorders. You may enjoy AV signals as long as the monitor is turned on.

The monitor has AV connection terminals to connect AV input devices like DVDs, VCRs or Camcorders. You may enjoy AV signals as long as the monitor is turned on.

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Contents Install Drivers Install Programs Do not use a damaged or loose plug PowerDo not drop the monitor when moving it InstallationUse only a properly grounded plug and receptacle Place the monitor on a flat and stable surfaceSet down the monitor carefully CleanDo not place the monitor face down Do not spray water or detergent directly on the monitorOthers Never insert anything metallic into the monitor openings Do not cover the vents on the monitor cabinetDo not use or store inflammable substances near the monitor Excessively loud volume levels may damage hearing Contact a service center Unpacking Manual Quick Setup GuideOption B Monitor & WiselinkWiselink FrontMenu ENTER/FM RadioSource Enter / FM RadioPC connection terminal RearRemote Control11. Source 12. Info Remote ControlPower Channel Power Sizeinfo Positionexit Power Mute Still Mode17. P.SIZE Not available in PC/DVI Mode PCEXIT/ DVI Mode M/B MagicBright20. S.MODE Sound Mode PC / DVI Mode M/B MagicBrightConnecting the monitor Connecting AV Devices Connecting to a MacintoshPage Page Using the Stand Page Page Windows XP Windows 2000 Windows Me Windows NT Linux Page Page Natural Color Page PIP OSDDVI Adjust the Brightness Adjust the ContrastAvailable in PC Mode Only Cool / Normal / Warm / Custom Available in PC Mode Only CoarseDescription Play Mode Available PIP on TV / Ext. / AV / S-Video / Component ModeAdjusts the Color of the PIP window on the screen SharpnessOn /Off Normal ZoomMusic SpeechBBE LNA STD HRC IRC AFNSetup-Area Configuration ConfigurationSleep Timer DescriptionAvailable in PC Mode Only Image Reset Color Reset Blue Screen ResetChannel 1 High Medium Low OpaqueOverview Initialization of Wiselink Mode Connecting Wiselink Connecting USB port OSD Mode Photo Playback Music File Playback Movie File Playback Wiselink Setup Photo Slide Effect Screen Saver Troubleshooting Wiselink Not Supported Mode Self-Test Feature CheckSelf-Test Feature Check Display Adapter Driver Maintenance and CleaningProblems related to Installation Symptoms and Recommended ActionsMode Function normally TV signal is not received Mode Shows noise signalsRemote control buttons do Problems related to Remote ControlScreen is blank and is No soundHow can I change the function? Frequency? TheQ &remoteA control buttons do not respondGeneral Input Signal, TerminatedPreset Timing Modes PowerSaverBroadcasting Systems Display ModeSecam Service Germany FranceHungary ItalySouth Africa PortugalSWEDEN/DENMARK/NORWAY/FINLAND ThailandEiaj TermsBtsc VHF/UHF For Better DisplayCatv Authority IC Compliance Notice FCC Information User InstructionsUser Information MPR II Compliance Why do we have environmentally-labelled monitors?European NoticeEurope Only PCT NoticeEnvironmental Requirements What does labelling involve?Lead CadmiumTCO Development Why do we have environmentally labelled computers?CFCs freons Ergonomics Environmental requirements Flame retardantsEmissions EnergyEcology TCO03 Recycling Information TCO03 applied model onlyTransport and Storage Limitations Video In / RS 232 / Video OutSuggestions for specific applications What is Image retention ?Power Off, Screen Saver, or Power Save Mode
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