Samsung UE55C7000WPXZT Connecting a USB Device, Connecting to the PC through network, Media Play

Advanced Features

	Media Play
MEDIA.P	Enjoy recorded tv, photos, music and/or movie
	fi les saved on a USB Mass Storage Class (MSC)
	device and/or your PC.	Recorded TV

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¦Connecting a USB Device

1. Turn on your TV. TV Rear Panel

2.Connect a USB device containing recorded tv, photo, music and/or movie fi les

to the USB 1 (HDD) or USB 2 port on the back or side panel of the TV.

3. When USB is connected to the TV, popup window appears. Then you can select Media Play.

✎ If an external USB device connected to the TV’s USB port draws an excessive amount of current from the port, the message “USB Power overload” appears on the screen. This is not a problem with the TV, which provides the standard current from its USB ports, but a problem with the external device. Please contact the manufacturer of the device for support.

or

USB Drive

¦Connecting to the PC through network

You can play pictures, music and videos saved on your PC through a network connection in the Media Play mode.

✎If you use Media Play through saved file on your PC, you should download “PC Share Manager” and users manual from “www.samsung.com.”

	PC
LAN
LAN
Gender
	External Modem
	(ADSL/VDSL/Cable TV)
LAN Cable	Modem Cable
	LAN Cable

TV Rear Panel

or

Samsung

Wireless

LAN

Adapter

Wireless IP sharer

LAN Cable LAN Cable

1.For more information on how to confi gure your network, refer to “Network Connection” (p. 28).

–You are recommended to locate both TV and PC in same subnet. The fi rst 3 parts of the subnet address of the TV and the PC IP addresses should be the same and only the last part (the host address) should be changed. (e.g. IP Address: 123.456.789.**)

2.Using a LAN cable, connect between the external modem and the PC onto which the Samsung PC Share Manager programme will be installed.

–You can connect the TV to the PC directly without connecting it through a Sharer (Router).

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