Samsung UA40B6000VRXXP manual Conveying Verbatim Copies

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Contents Serial No Contact Samsung WorldwidePrecautions When Displaying a Still Image LicenseContents Setting UP Your TV Viewing the Control PanelAccessories Holder-Ring 4eaViewing the Connection Panel Connects to an antenna or cable TV systemConnector for software upgrades and Media Play, etc Connector for service onlyHdmi in 1 DVI, 2, 3 CH List Displays the Channel List on screen Viewing the Remote ControlNumeric Buttons Press to change the channel Teletext FunctionsViewing the menus Installing Batteries in the Remote ControlOperation Operation the OSD On Screen DisplayIf you want to reset this feature Placing Your Television in Standby ModePlug & Play Feature Message Select the OSD Language. is displayedChannel Channel MenuManaging Channels EnglishChannel List Option Menu in Programmed Configuring the Picture Menu PictureMode Advanced Settings Picture Options 1080p signals are inputFilm Mode → Off / Auto1 / Auto2 Digital NR → Off / Low / Medium / High / AutoViewing Picture-in-Picture Display Modes Using Your TV as a Computer PC DisplaySetting Up Your PC Software Based on Windows XP Sub and HDMI/DVI InputSetting up the TV with your PC Configuring the Sound MenuSound Sound Reset → Reset All / Reset Sound Mode / Cancel Selecting the Sound ModeAuto Volume → Off / On Speaker SelectSetup Configuring the Setup MenuSetting the Time Source List Input / SupportInput Menu Edit NameHD Connection Guide Software UpgradeBy USB Alternative Software Backup Contact SamsungConnecting a USB Device Using the Remote Control Button in Media Play MenuMedia Play USB Removing a USB Memory Device Safely Media Play FunctionEntering the Media Play USB Menu Screen DisplayTimeline Sorting the Photo ListBasic View FolderPhoto List Option Menu Playing current group Viewing a Photo or Slide ShowViewing a Slide Show To perform a Slide Show with only the selected filesSlide Show Option Menu Title Picture Setting / Sound SettingSorting the Music List ArtistChange Group When the Sort key is Mood Music List Option MenuYou can change the mood information of music files Playing the music group Playing a MusicPlaying a music file Playing the selected music filesUsing the Setup Menu Music Play Option MenuANYNET+ Connecting Anynet+ DevicesWhat is Anynet+? To connect to a TVSetup Setting Up Anynet+Switching between Anynet+ Devices Anynet+ MenuListening through a Receiver Home theatre TV Remote Control Buttons Available in Anynet+ ModeRecording Device Type Operating Status Available ButtonsHDMI-CEC is set to On in the Anynet+ Setup menu Troubleshooting for Anynet+Problem Possible Solution Plug & Play, etcTeletext Feature RecommendationsPart Installing the StandTeletext pages are organized according to six categories Selected page numberDisconnecting the Stand Installing the Wall Mount KitAssembling the Cables Stand TypeWall-Mount Type English 0 Preparing before installing Wall-Mount Anti-Theft Kensington LockSecuring the TV to the Wall To avoid the TV from fallingProblem Troubleshooting Before Contacting Service PersonnelBefore contacting service personnel No sound or picture Normal picture but no soundSpecifications Version 3, 29 June PreambleConveying Verbatim Copies Conveying Non-Source Forms Page Page Limitation of Liability How to Apply These Terms to Your New ProgramsRevised Versions of this License Interpretation of Sections 15GNU Lesser General Public License Lgpl Conveying Verbatim Copies Conveying Non-Source Forms Page Page END of Terms and Conditions OpenSSL License Original SSLeay License
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