Samsung UE55B7020WWXXC, UE32B7000WWXXC, UE55B7000WWXXC, UE55B7000WWXXH Conveying Verbatim Copies

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Contents Serial No Contact Samsung WorldwidePrecautions When Displaying a Still Image Information on UseDigital TV Notice Symbol Trademark & Label License NoticeOne-Touch Button Tool Button Press Contents Content Library Installing the Stand Disconnecting the StandGetting Started Installing the Wall Mount Kit Assembling the CablesStand Type Wall-Mount TypePreparing before installing Wall-Mount Securing the Installation SpaceAnti-Theft Kensington Lock Securing the TV to the Wall To avoid the TV from fallingAccessories M4 X L10 M4 X L12Component Cable Scart Cable Press to see an on-screen menu of your TV’s features Viewing the Control PanelViewing the Connection Panel LANANT EXT RGBAV in Video / L-AUDIO-R ComponentPC/DVI Audio Digital Audio OUT OpticalConnections Digital Audio connectionDigital Audio System HD connectionMini Remote Control Installing Batteries in the Remote ControlNormal Remote Control Mini Remote ControlViewing the Remote Control Channel list, Internet@TVMedia Play menu, etc Play and Anynet+ modes. ∏Plug & Play Feature English Basic OperationIf you want to reset this feature Plug & Play feature is only Available in the TV modePress the Info button on the remote control Viewing the DisplayViewing the Menus Channel MenuOperation the Menu Auto Store Air / Cable Manual StoreCable Search Option Depending onFull Guide Mini Guide Default Guide Default Guide → Mini Guide / Full GuideUsing the Full / Mini Guide Full GuideUsing the Colour buttons with the Channel List Channel ListAll Channels Added ChannelsChannel List Timer Viewing Cancel SchedulesChannel Mode Sort analogue channels onlyPicture Menu Picture Options Screen Mode Film ModeSize Digital NR → Off / Low / Medium / High / AutoPicture Reset Auto AdjustmentScreen Sound Menu Sound Reset Selecting the Sound ModeSelecting the Speaker Sound SelectSetup Menu Sleep TimerTimer 1 / Timer 2 / Timer Menu LanguageBroadcast Subtitle Digital TextTeletext Language PreferenceNetwork Network Type / Network Setup Broadcast Common InterfaceSecurity Child Lock Parental Lock Parental RatingGeneral PIP Settings PIPHDMI1/DVI, HDMI2, HDMI3, HDMI4 Network Connection Network Connection CableYou can connect the LAN via a Sharer Router LAN Connection for a Dhcp EnvironmentNetwork Connection Wireless LAN Connection for Static IP EnvironmentYou can connect the LAN via a Sharer Router Setting the Network Network Setup Cable Network SetupCable Network Setup-Auto Network TypeNetwork Setup Cable Network Setup-Manual Connecting WPS Wi-Fi Protected SetupIf Security Key is already set In access point list, select Try again if connecting operation doesn’t workNetwork Setup Wireless Network Setup-AutoWireless Network Setup-Manual How to connect to new Ad-hocInput Menu Source ListEdit Name HDMI3 / HDMI4 / USB1 / USB2Using the Remote Control Buttons in the Product Guide Menu Support menuLegal Notice Product GuideSoftware Upgrade HD Connection GuideContact Samsung Connecting a USB Device Exit Media Play modeButton to select Media Play USB & Dlna English Media Play USB DeviceMedia Play Function Entering the Media Play USB & Dlna MenuRemoving a USB Memory Device Safely Screen DisplaySorting the Photo List Option Description Basic ViewTimeline FolderPhoto List Option Menu Viewing a Slide Show Playing Current GroupTo perform a Slide Show with only the selected Files Slideshow Control ButtonsSlide Show Option Menu Sorting the Music List Music List Option MenuPlaying a Music Playing a Music FileOption Description Play Current Group Music Function Information IconOption Description Repeat Mode Playing the Music GroupPlaying the selected Music Files Music Play Option MenuSorting the Movie List Movie List Option MenuTitle , Folder , Preference Playing a Movie File Playing a movie fileSupported Subtitle Formats Supported Video FormatsPlaying the movie group Video Play Control ButtonsOption Description Picture Setting Sound Setting Picture SizePlaying the selected Movie Files Playing Movie continuously Resume PlayUsing the Setup Menu Setting the Dlna Network Network Connection DiagramNetwork Connection Diagram-Cable Network Connection Diagram-WirelessInstalling the Dlna Application Install the ApplicationSystem Requirements Supported FormatsUsing the Dlna Application Programme Screen LayoutOption Description Cancelling a Shared Folder Applying the Current SettingsOption Description Share Sharing a FolderUsing the Dlna Function Using the Dlna MenuServer HelpConnecting Anynet+ Devices What is Anynet+?To connect to a TV To connect to Home TheatreSetting Up Anynet+ Switching between Anynet+ DevicesSetup TV Remote Control Buttons Available in Anynet+ Mode Anynet+ MenuRecording Listening through a Receiver Home TheatreOn or Off Troubleshooting for Anynet+ HDMI-CEC is set to On in the Anynet+ Setup menuPlug & Play, etc English Content Library Button OperationsMute Using the Contents Using the Content Management USBWhat is a Widget? What is a Snippet?Getting Started with Internet@TV Dock mode Sidebar modePress the INTERNET@ button on the remote control to begin Screen DisplayEditing Snippets in the Dock Delete Red button Remove this TV WidgetUsing the Profile Widget Profile Settings menu can limit access to widgetsSystem Settings menu allows you to Administrative Controls menu you canWidget Gallery Settings Developer Settings menu You can make your own widgetAbout Profile widget About Yahoo! Widget GalleryUsing the Yahoo! Weather Widget From the Settings menuChanging the Temperature Indication Mode Create a Snippet for a Favorite CityUsing the Yahoo! Flickr Widget To view Flickr photos in a slideshowTo control the slideshow display Using the Yahoo! Finance Widget Troubleshooting for Internet@Problem Possible Solution Help Website Country WebsiteConnecting to the Home Network Centre Connecting to a Wi-Fi Ad-hoc NetworkConnecting through a Wire / Wireless IP Sharer About the Home Network CentreSetting Up the Home Network Centre Call Arrival Alarm Schedule AlarmMessage View Using the Media Function Stop Media Play mode and Returns to TV modeMedia Play Control Buttons Pressing the ENTEREbutton during pause resumes the playTeletext Feature Teletext pages are organized according to six categoriesColour buttons red/green/yellow/blue InformationUsing Your TV as a Computer PC Display Setting Up Your PC Software Based on Windows XPDisplay Modes Sub and HDMI/DVI InputTroubleshooting Before Contacting Service Personnel Plug your set into a different mains socketSpecifications Risk of Electric Shock do not Open Warranty Conditions Important NoticeVersion 3, 29 June PreambleTerms and Conditions Conveying Verbatim Copies Conveying Non-Source Forms Page Page How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs Revised Versions of this LicenseLimitation of Liability 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 LicenseKorrekte Entsorgung von Altgeräten Elektroschrott Svenska Správná likvidace výrobku Elektrický a elektronický odpad Eesti Correct disposal of batteries in this product KKorrekt bortskaffelse af batterierne i dette produkt Správná likvidace baterií v tomto výrobku
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