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Samsung PS42P2SB, PS50P2HB manual Switching On and Off

Models: PS50P2HB PS42P2SB

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Switching On and Off

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1Plug the mains lead of the PDP and Media Station into an appropriate socket.

2Connect the video cable between the DISPLAY SIGNAL IN on the rear of the PDP and the DISPLAY SIGNAL OUT on the rear of the Media Station.

3Press the POWER button on the front panel of the Media Station or remote control to switch the display on.

Rear of the PDP

☛◆ Do not connect the power cord between PDP and Media Station. Otherwise, the EMI characteristic will become worse because power input and output signals interrupt each other.

	◆ The ferrite core is used to attenuate
- Power cord	undesired signals. When you connect
- Power cord	the power cord to the POWER IN
- Video Cable	connector on the rear of the Media
- Video Cable	Station, bind the power cord round the
	ferrite core to secure it.

Rear of the Media Station

- Power cord

If your Media Station isn’t turned on when the power button is pressed, please check if the “TV” mode has been chosen by pressing the “Select” button.

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Samsung PS42P2SB, PS50P2HB manual Switching On and Off

Contents

Plasma Display with Media Station User Instructions Safety InstructionsChecking Parts Contents Contents For further details, refer to Switching On and Off on Viewing the Plasma DisplayPlug the mains lead into an appropriate For further details about connection, refer to pages 48~51 Viewing the Media StationPower Remote Control ButtonsInstalling the Display on the Wall Attachment Panel Inserting the Batteries in the Remote ControlDegrees of tilt No tilt Been set to 5 degrees Been set to 15 degrees Been tiltedBolt Insulation rubber Remove four large screws from the rear side of the displaySeparating the Display from the Wall Attachment Panel Connecting Speakers Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television Network Switching On and Off Becoming Familiar with the Remote Control Button Viewing Function Menu FunctionMenu Setting up your Remote Control To start the store, press the joystick button Plug and PlayChoosing Your Language Lock the channels see Storing Channels AutomaticallySorting the Stored Channels Storing Channels Manually Auto PAL Secam NTSC4.43 NTSC3.58D/K I M Channel mode LNA Editing the ChannelsFine Tuning Channel Reception Custom Dynamic Standard Movie Custom High Middle Low Adjusting the Picture SettingsTo adjust the Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, Colour, or Changing the Picture StandardChanging the Picture Size Freezing the Current PictureStandard Full Normal Custom Colour l Colour 2 Colour Adjusting the Picture Settings PC or DVI ModePreset to the PC mode by using the Source button Setting the Picture PC ModeAdjusting the Sound Settings Changing the Sound StandardCustom Standard Music Movie Speech Adjusting the Volume Automatically Selecting the Sound Mode Setting the Dolby Surround Off Virtual Pro LogicNormal Phantom Wide Phantom OffVirtual NormalAdjusting the Dolby Pro Logic Preferences Volume, Bass, Treble, Balance Adjusting the Headphone PreferencesMove the joystick Setting the Current TimeAdjust the each option Up or down Hearing the Melody SoundSwitching On and Off Automatically Press the Sleep button on the remote control Setting the Sleep TimerTV AV 1 AV 2 AV 3 AV 4 AV Viewing the Picture in Picture PIPLarge Small Double 1 Double Listening to the Sound of the Sub Picture Front panel Viewing Pictures From External SourcesContents Teletext FeatureDisplaying the Teletext Information Time/Subcode Selecting Display OptionsTo display Press Secondary page by entering its numberSelecting a Teletext Input Connecting to the S-Video Input Connecting to the DVD InputConnecting to the DVI Input Connecting to the Audio OutputSource Video Connecting to the PC InputPreset Signals Frequency Horizontal frequency Resolution1024 x 768 pixels Setting up Your PC Software Windows onlyStandard Dot x Line Vertical Horizontal Input Mode PC/DVIPin Configurations PinSignalPin Care and Maintenance TroubleshootingAfter Sales Service