Samsung HW-E450 user manual Using the input mode, What is Bluetooth?, Input mode Display

advanced functions

POWER			TV POWER
SAT	SOUND		SPEAKER
SOURCE
	EFFECT
SAT MUTE	SMART		3D SOUND
	VOLUME
VOLUME	S/W LEVEL		AUDIO SYNC
REPEAT	DRC	DIMMER AUTO POWER
TV SOURCE	TV CH		TV INFO
TV VOL	TV		TV VOL
	MUTE
TV PRE-CH	TV CH		TV EXIT

POWER				TV POWER
SAT	SOUND			SPEAKER
SOURCE
	EFFECT
SAT MUTE		SMART		3D SOUND
		VOLUME
VOLUME		S/W LEVEL		AUDIO SYNC
REPEAT		DRC	DIMMER AUTO POWER

Using the input mode

You can select either D.IN, AUX, HDMI, BT input or USB input.

Press an appropriate button on the remote control to select a desired mode, or press to select one from: D.IN, AUX, HDMI, BT or USB mode.

Input mode	Display
Optical Digital input	D.IN
AUX input	AUX
HDMI input	HDMI
BLUETOOTH mode	BT
USB mode	USB

The unit turns off automatically in the following situations:

•D.In Mode: If no input source is entered for 20 minutes.

•Aux Mode: If no cable is inserted in the jack for 20 minutes.

•BT Mode: If no connection is made for 20 minutes.

•USB Mode: If the “NO USB” or “Stop” state lasts for 20 minutes.

▪The ARC function is activated in D.IN mode if the unit is connected to an ARC supporting TV.

▪To turn off the ARC function, turn Anynet off.

▪Use the provided cable if the USB flash memory is not available directly in the unit.

Using BLUETOOTH

You can use a Bluetooth device to enjoy music with high quality stereo sound, all without wires!

What is Bluetooth?

Bluetooth is a technology that enables Bluetooth-compliant devices to easily interconnect with each other using a short wireless connection.

•A Bluetooth device may cause noise or malfunction, depending on usage, when:

-A part of your body is in contact with the receiving/transmitting system of the Bluetooth device or the Air Track.

-It is subject to electrical variation from obstructions caused by a wall, corner or office partitioning.

-It is exposed to electrical interference from same frequency-band devices including medical equipment, microwave ovens and wireless LANs.

•Pair the Air Track with the Bluetooth device while maintaining a close distance.

•The further the distance is between Air Track and Bluetooth device, the worse the quality is. If the distance exceeds the Bluetooth operational range, the connection is lost.

•In poor reception-sensitivity areas, the Bluetooth connection may not work properly.

•The Air Track has an effective reception range of up to 10 meters in all directions if there are no obstacles. The connection will be automatically cut off if the distance is out of this range. Even within this range, the sound quality may be degraded by obstacles such as walls or doors.

•This wireless device may cause electric interference during its operation.

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