Connecting a Satellite Receiver or Decoder | Samsung SP61L2HX

Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television Network

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Rear of the TV

or

Cable Television

Network

To view television channels correctly, a signal must be received by the set from one of the following sources:

◆An outdoor aerial

◆A cable television network

◆A satellite network

1In the first three cases, connect the aerial or network input cable to the 75Ω coaxial socket on the rear of the television.

2If you are using an indoor aerial, you may need to turn it when tuning your television until you obtain a picture that is both sharp and clear.

For further details, refer to:

◆“Storing Channels Automatically” on page 17.

◆“Storing Channels Manually” on page 18.

Connecting a Satellite Receiver or Decoder

In order to watch television programmes broadcast via a satellite network, you must connect a satellite receiver to the rear of TV. Also, in order to descramble a coded transmission signal, you must connect a decoder to the rear of TV.

◆Using a SCART cable

Connect the receiver (or decoder) SCART cable to one of the SCART connectors on the rear of the television.

◆Using a coaxial cable Connect a coaxial cable to the:

-Receiver (or Decoder) output socket.

-Television aerial input socket.

➢If you wish to connect both a satellite receiver (or decoder) and a VCR, you should connect the:

◆Receiver (or Decoder) to the VCR

◆VCR to the television

Otherwise, connect the receiver (or decoder) directly to the television.

Rear of the TV

Satellite receiver/

Decoder

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Samsung SP61L2HX, SP43L2HX Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television Network, Connecting a Satellite Receiver or Decoder

Contents

Colour Television Safety Instructions Risk of Electric Shock Do not Open Contents Symbols Replacing the Lamp SP43L2HX/SP50L2HX/SP61L2HX Replacing the Lamp SP46L5HX/SP56L5HX Use a screwdriver to remove the screw Remove the Lamp cover Channel Selection Power On/Off LED Indicators SP43L2/50L2HXControl Panel of Your Television Using the Buttons on the Panel Side of the TV Connection Panel of Your TelevisionRear of the TV Connecting to an Aerial or Cable Television Network Connecting a Satellite Receiver or Decoder Connecting Additional Speakers Inserting the Batteries in the Remote Control Infrared Remote Control Placing Your Television in Standby Mode Switching Your Television On and OffMains lead is attached to the rear of your television Change channels and adjust the volume Becoming Familiar with the Remote ControlRemote control is used mainly to Display the on-screen menu system Plug & Play Feature If you want to reset this feature Choosing Your Language Storing Channels Automatically See Auto NTSC3.58 NTSC4.43 PAL60 Storing ChannelsManuallyBG DK I M Channel mode Skipping Unwanted Channels Skipping unwanted channels Sorting the Stored Channels Assigning Names to Channels Activating the Child Lock Activating the child lock Selecting a Channel by Information Changing the Picture Standard Dynamic Standard Movie Custom High Middle Low Custom Custom Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, Color Adjusting the Picture SettingsColor Tone Cool2, Cool1, Normal, Warm1, Warm2 Adjusting the Picture Settings PC or DVI Mode Cool Nomal Warm Custom Setting the Picture PC Mode Color System and Sound System settings are correct Using the Fine TuneIf reception is weak, you can fine tune a channel manually Viewing the Channel Scan Picture Freezing the Current Picture Using the LNA Low Noise Amplifier Feature Selecting the Picture Size Using the Digital NR Digital Noise Reduction Feature DNIeTM Digital Natural Image engine Setting the Blue Screen Selecting the Film Mode Changing the Sound Standard Standard Music Movie Speech Custom Adjusting the Sound Settings Adjusting the Volume Automatically Hall Pro Logic3D Sound Off Adjusting Your Dolby Preferences Setting the External Sound Selecting the Sound Mode depending on the model Setting the Melody Sound Setting the Sleep Timer Setting and Displaying the Current Time Switching the Television On and Off Automatically Absent Power Off Viewing an External Signal Source AV1 AV2 AV3 AV4 Component1 Component2 PC DVI Viewing the Picture In Picture PIP TV AV1 AV2 AV3 AV4 Component1 Component2 PC DVI Easy functions of remote control PC or DVI ModeButtons Feature Listening to the Sound of the Sub Picture PC or DVI Mode Teletext Feature Contents Displaying the Teletext Information Press the TTX/MIX button again Selecting Display Options To display Press Selecting a Teletext Input Connecting to the External Input/OutputInput/Output Specification Audio L/R S-Video Connecting to the Audio Outputs Connecting to the DVD InputRCA connectors are used for equipment with a DVD output Connecting to the S-Video Input Connecting to the Audio/Video InputRear of the TV Side of the TV Connecting to the DVI Input Connecting to the PC Input Setting up Your PC Software Windows only 1024 x 768 pixels Input Mode PC/DVI Standard Dot x Line Vertical Horizontal Pin Signal Pin ConfigurationsScart Connector PC Input Connector RS-232 Connector 15Pin 9Pin Programming the Remote Control for Other Components VCR Remote Control Codes MGA Cable Box Catv Remote Control Codes DVD Remote Control Codes Troubleshooting Before Contacting Service Personnel Technical Specifications SP43L2HX SP50L2HX SP61L2HX SP46L5HX SP56L5HX Memo Memo After Sales Service