Samsung CS761, Owner'S Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...A 823A 893A 727A 767A Owner s Instructions Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference ENG REMOTE CONTROL MENU CONTROL TELETEXT FUNCTION OPTION PICTURE IN PICTURE OPTION ELECT ...

Page 2: ...ature you can use your VCR to enjoy a movie while still keeping up with the latest news You actually see two sources at the same time one on the main screen the other inset on a subscreen Main and subscreen images may be interchanged instantly and the subscreen image can be shifted to any position of the main screen by remote control ENG The main voltage is indicated on the rear of the TV set and ...

Page 3: ...der Connections 10 Audio Connections 10 Front Control 11 Side Connection 11 Remote Controls 12 Switching your Television On and Off 13 Remote Control 13 USING YOUR TELEVISION Tuning Procedure Auto store 14 Tuning Procedure Manual store 16 Tuning Procedure Channel skip 18 Tuning Procedure Fine tune 19 Tuning Procedure Sort 20 Picture Adjustment 21 Sound Adjustment 23 Sound Adjustment Surround 24 St...

Page 4: ...l outlets or extension cords as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock Never put objects of any kind into the TV set and do not place a water containing vessel on the set To prevent damage which may result in fire or shock hazard do not expose this TV set to rain or excessive moisture If it is not being used for a long time or if there is a lightning storm unplug the TV set Keep the v...

Page 5: ...he polarity of the batteries 2 Check if the batteries are weak 3 Check for interruption of electric power 4 Check if the power plug is connected to the electrical outlet of the television set To view television channels correctly a signal must be received by the set from one of the following sources An outdoor aerial An indoor aerial A cable television network 1 Plug the aerial or cable network in...

Page 6: ...s will help you to know which sections of the manual apply to your set 2 Check the Part Number on the rear of your Remote Control handpiece and note the functions available as shown on the following pages Please check the model number of your TV set This Manual applies to several Models and there are slight differences among them Please check the table below to see what your TV is equipped with be...

Page 7: ...ENG VHF UHF 75Ω Method 1 Method 2 Outdoor Antenna Connections Round 75 ohm coaxial cable Flat 300 ohm twin lead cable Round 75 ohm coaxial cable Rear of TV VHF UHF Antenna VHF Antenna Antenna Connections ...

Page 8: ...V3 When only AV1 Jack is connected TV AV1 TV Video Selection Press the TV VIDEO button repeatedly to select the desired input Whenever the TV VIDEO button is pressed the mode changes as below TV S VIDEO1 S VIDEO2 AV3 AV2 AV1 when all input jacks are connected When video mode is selected and that AV mode has no input picture signal the background colour of the TV screen will change to blue regardle...

Page 9: ...2 if all S VIDEO inputs are connected 4 Playback a tape in the VCR See owner s Manual for VCR You can enjoy a more clear and distinct picture if you connect cable to S VHS Jack in case of playing high quality Video For video signal in Colour System SECAM connect to the video terminal because there is no standard on S Video terminal Rear of TV Option Side of TV R I AUDIO I L MONO VIDEO3 INPUT S VID...

Page 10: ...ect an optional audio video cable from the Audio out jacks on the rear of the TV to the AUDIO IN jacks on the AUDIO 3 Position the INPUT SELECTION switch on the audio to AUX and adjust the volume You can hear a more vivid stereo sound through an audio system It may be convenient for you if you connect together the jacks using the following colour code Video Yellow Audio left White Audio right Red ...

Page 11: ...nal Video Input Terminal S VIDEO2 Terminal Headphone Jack Front Control Side Connection CH MENU MUTE TV VIDEO VOL Menu Button Volume Up Down Button Channel Up Down Button TV Video Selection Button Mute Button TV VIDEO MUTE VOLUME CHANNEL MENU 727A 767A 721A 761A 823A 893A ...

Page 12: ...Stereo mode button Menu button Picture Size button PIP buttons Option Power button TV VIDEO button Sleep button Sound Standard button Picture Standard button Channel Up Down button Volume Up Down button TTX buttons Option The Control Range of Transmitter You can control the TV set remotely with this transmitter anywhere up to 7 10 meters away from the TV set with in the range of 60 right and left ...

Page 13: ...store on page 14 15 or Manual store on page 16 17 3 Press the POWER button on the front panel to switch the television off You can execute every operation by pressing CH or CH buttons and VOL or VOL buttons alternately because of identified operation method if you learn one method you can easily operate another function by viewing the picture Pressing these buttons alternately makes every operatio...

Page 14: ...er of the channel currently being searched for and the frequency being scanned are displayed When channel broadcasted is memorised horizontal bar turns yellow After every channel broadcasted is memorised Sort menu is displayed At this point you can view real picture through Sub picture 5 Press MENU button repeatedly until the menus disappear Programme mode P When completing Auto Store the broadcas...

Page 15: ...TV Standard COUNTRY Asia India Malaysia Singapore Thailand etc Middle East Asia Iran Iraq Jordan Kuwait Oman Saudi Arabia Yemen etc Africa Egypt Libya Sudan etc W Europe Germany Spain Croatia Slovenia etc CIS Czech Hungary Poland Rumania etc China Mongolia Hongkong United Kingdom Australia Indonesia New Zealand South Africa Canada Chile Colombia Mexico Philippines Taiwan U S A etc TV Channel selec...

Page 16: ...ch you want to store by VOL or VOL buttons 5 Move to Store option and press VOL or VOL buttons to store Store OK indicates that storage is done 6 When you have finished manual storage press menu repeatedly until the menus disappear You can also select a CATV channel mode by pressing the P C button on the transmitter If you wish to view broadcasts from neighbouring countries you can change Area by ...

Page 17: ...y until the menus disappear If you wish to view broadcasts from neighbouring countries you can change Area by VOL or VOL buttons Asia W Europe CIS E Europe China Hongkong UK America South Africa NZ Indonesia Australia PAL SECAM and NTSC 3 58 are different colour signal broadcast transmission systems applicable to differing countries NTSC 4 43 is a trick playback mode used in special VCR s to playb...

Page 18: ...point selected channel is displayed on the Sub picture 4 When you have finished adding and erasing channels press Menu repeatedly until the menus disappear Programme Number Selection e g To select programme number 24 two digit When the CHANNEL SELECTION buttons 0 9 are used e g To select programme number 7 one digit Press the DISPLAY button The programme number Colour system picture mode and Sound...

Page 19: ...y Select Store option by VOL or VOL buttons if you wish to memorise adjusted picture or sound Select Erase option by VOL or VOL buttons if you wish to erase 4 When you have finished press Menu repeatedly until the menus disappear After you execute Fine tune store the symbol appears to the left of the program No and Real CH No and then changes colour to red This tells you that the set s Automatic F...

Page 20: ...stored to the chosen number 5 Here s an example If you select 1 for the From option and 3 for the To option Channel 1 becomes channel 3 Channel 3 becomes channel 1 6 Move to Store line with the CH or CH button Press the VOL or VOL buttons OK is displayed on the store line 7 Move the channel to the programme number you desire by repeating the process from No 3 to No 5 8 When you have finished addin...

Page 21: ... to view the adjusted picture you want Standard Select this mode to view the factory preset standard picture Dynamic Select this mode to view a powerful and clear picture For watching in brighter day light environments Movie Select this mode to enjoy the atmosphere as if you were in a movie theatre Mild Select this mode To emphasize mildness When the surrounding are dark To decrease eye fatigue Cu...

Page 22: ...icture size Plus Normal 16 9 Zoom Normal 16 9 Zoom 34 37 Plus Normal Plus mode extra 1 inch Normal Aspect ratio 4 3 16 9 Normal 16 9 size Zoom 16 9 Normal size In Zoom mode the picture display will temporary revert to Normal mode for OSD display The picture display returns to the Zoom mode when the OSD disappears MENU PIP DISPLAY TTX Guide sentence reads Not available Each press of the P SIZE butt...

Page 23: ... select and adjust one of six sound levels Bass Treble Balance Volume Bass AMP Surround e g Treble Adjustment 1 Press the MENU button Move to Sound option by pressing the CH or CH buttons 2 Press the VOL or VOL buttons Move to Treble option by pressing the CH or CH buttons 3 Press the VOL or VOL buttons The sound level is adjusted You can enjoy more powerful bass sound Press the menu button Move t...

Page 24: ... Select this mode to hear normal mono signal in stereophonic sound Concert Select this mode to hear music similar to a performance in a concert hall available for stereo broadcasting Stadium Select this mode to hear a vivid sound like in a stadium when watching sports broadcasts For stereophonic effect functions of Stadium and Concert are available for stereo broadcast What is stereophony It is li...

Page 25: ...2 00 1 Press the MENU button and move to Time option by CH or CH buttons Press VOL or VOL button and press it again 2 Adjust Hour by CH or CH buttons Whenever these buttons are pressed the hour increases or decreases by 1 3 Press VOL button and adjust Minute by CH or CH buttons Whenever these buttons are pressed the minute increases or decreases by 1 4 Press the MENU button to return to the main m...

Page 26: ...o set time refer to page 25 5 Move to Off time by CH or CH and press VOL or VOL buttons to set time refer to page 25 6 Press the MENU buttonto return to the main menu If you have not yet set the television s clock the message Set clock first is displayed If this happens refer to Clock on the previous page Menu Picture Sound Time Setup Function PinP Sel Enter Time Clock 7 30 Timer On On time Off ti...

Page 27: ...s memorized on current program number additionally Demonstration All the menu pages appear repeatedly in sequence To stop demonstration press any button Tilt Tilt correction Terrestrial Magnetic Compensatopn Use VOL or VOL button to compensate for picture Tilt depending on TV set installation Function Language English Blue screen Off Noise Reducer Off Low noise AMP Off Demonstration Tilt 0 Functio...

Page 28: ...y VCR through Sub Picture If set to VIDEO Pr No option is not selected 3 Move to Pr No option by pressing the CH or CH buttons and press the VOL or VOL buttons to select the channel that you want to view through Sub Picture 4 Move to Size option by pressing the CH or CH buttons and press the VOL or VOL buttons to adjust the type of Sub Picture If you wish to choose this function you must select a ...

Page 29: ...n picture when pressing the SWAP button after changing the Sub picture channel At this time reselect the Main picture channel SCAN button Press the SCAN button to scan every memorized channel in order Press it again to stop scanning STILL button Press this button to still the Sub picture so that the edges of Sub picture turn RED Press this button again to cancel so that the edges of Sub picture re...

Page 30: ...mal TV picture can be viewed by pushing this button When the page has been found its number will be displayed in the left corner of the top line To view the selected page press CANCEL button i Teletext is additional information that is broadcast by the TV station along with the TV programme The built in Teletext decoder of your set enables you to display this additional information on the screen T...

Page 31: ...ALT button When TELETEXT information exceeds more than one page the display changes automatically to the next page To hold a particular page press this button This display will remain until the hold button is pressed again REVEAL button Press this button to reveal concealed information e g the solution to a riddle or a puzzle Press again to conceal information In the teletext mode press MIX button...

Page 32: ...against it How to store textpages list mode List mode is a convenient way of accessing some teletext pages without the need to enter page numbers In this mode 4 page numbers can be preset for each programme number 0 to 59 A maximum of 240 pages can be programmed e g 4 pages X 60 programme numbers Any one of these 4 pages can be displayed instantly by pushing the corresponding colour coded button o...

Page 33: ...pliances cars motorcycles fluorescent light Distorted sound Multiple image Direction location and or aerial connection Snowy picture Distorted sound Remote control malfunctions or Replace batteries reduction in operating distance Clean indicator window Check battery terminals 1 Wipe the outside of this TV set with a soft dry cloth Do not use solutions containing benzol petroleum or a chemical clot...

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Page 36: ...AA68 11068A 3 ENG AFTER SALES SERVICE Do not hesitate to contact your retailer or service agent if a change in the performance of your product indicates that a fault condition may be present ELECTRONICS ...