Samsung HT-TWQ22, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...TAL HOME EMA SYSTEM WQ20 WQ22 WQ25 on Manual COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO ...

Page 2: ... for continuous use Switching off the DVD y In order to disconnect the player completely from the power sup nused for a long period of time Do not expose the unit to direct sunlight or other heat sources This could lead to overheating and malfunction of the unit The batteries used with this product contain chemicals that are harmful to the environment Do not dispose of batteries in the general hou...

Page 3: ...C Dynamic Range Compression 54 Setting the Audio Quality 55 AV SYNC Setup 57 Sound Field DSP EQ Function 58 Dolby Pro Logic II Mode 59 Dolby Pro Logic II Effect 60 RADIO OPERATION Listening to Radio 61 Presetting Stations 62 About RDS broadcasting 63 MISCELLANEOUS Convenient Functions 65 Operating a TV with the Remote Control 67 Before Calling for Service 68 Cautions on Handling and Storing Discs ...

Page 4: ... all of the recorded files may be played s encoded in both low bit rate and high bit rate back layed nd not all of the recorded files may be played mat can be played nd contain no blank spaces or special characters ed If there is a blank segment in the multisession disc in the picture folder can be played onger to start playing or may not play at all ed by DivX Networks Inc a DivX file created by ...

Page 5: ...Connector nector DEO IN nnector SCART JACK Connect to a TV with scart input jack COMPONENT VIDEO OUTPUT jacks Connect a TV with component video inputs to these jacks Audio Input r tor 8 FM Antenna User s Manual Speaker Cable 2EA ...

Page 6: ...aight line It can also emote control sensor Control PREPARATION 1 5V AAA paying atten correct and Replace the battery cover 3 ng or cracking cells hey match the polarity to and to s that look similar may differ in voltage e time ...

Page 7: ...xample Connect the green center speaker cable to the green center speaker output termi nal on the rear of the subwoofer accord ing to the polarity markings 3 If you place a speaker near your TV set screen color may be distorted because of the magnetic field generated by the speak er If this occurs place the speaker away from your TV set Note Subwoofer er Front Speaker L Rear Speaker L ...

Page 8: ...CONNECTIONS Rear Speaker R TX card Slanted side faces EIVER MODULE eceivingAmplifier uct The product might be damaged or it may not be removed easily rd when it is turned on may cause a problem output sounds ...

Page 9: ...Video inputs connect a component video cks on the back panel of the system to the cor de is selected the VIDEO output Yellow and any signal CONNECTIONS 16 TV deo Out to TV n the remote control for over 5 seconds isplay ortly to select between COMPOSITE and RGB press VIDEO SEL button to select RGB mode Scart setting TV press VIDEO SEL button to select COMPOSITE OD 1 METHOD 3 METHOD 2 ...

Page 10: ...GB 18 CONNECTIONS al Components r to Audio Out on the external analog compo elect AUX input n unit USB FM mponent r VCR to the TV and connect the Audio ...

Page 11: ...e to TV mode WER on TV e 6 Press FUNCTION button on the main unit or DVD button on the remote to enable DVD CD playback unit s o the ply 4 EIVER h to R MA and JPEG discs Depending on the disc you are tions carefully before using r Home Theater the HT WQ20 HT TWQ22 HT TWQ25 s Remote Control Press TV VIDEO button to select VIDEO mode on your TV VIDEO ...

Page 12: ...ss PLAY PAUSE ack ck press PLAY PAUSE button again VCD CD starts automatically e Video Format T PAL button on the remote controller for over 5 seconds turned off eo format is set to PAL will appear in the display At this time press the NT PAL button etween NTSC and PAL a different video format standard ck the video format of the disc must be the same as the video isc sc gently into the tray with t...

Page 13: ...operated not possible with the disc currently being played nformation ELAPSED TIME display SUBTITLE display AUDIO LANGUAGE display REPEAT PLAYBACK display ANGLE display DOLBY DIGITALdisplay STEREO L R display ed in a DVD VIDEO disc pter DVD disc is divided into several smaller sections called k File o or a music file recorded on a CD or MP3 CD MP3 DivX JPEG ...

Page 14: ...tton Rotate 90 Clockwise s Cursor buttons ect the desired image and press ENTER button d image is played for 5 seconds before moving mage 26 with 9 windows press during playback OPERATION oduct are 5120 x 3480 or 19 0 MPixel for Pixel for progressive image files ...

Page 15: ...rs can watch a movie mats If both video and audio formats are not support ken images or no sound on and editing in order to use this feature properly smi in the same file name as that of the DivX characters 2 byte characters such as Korean and A AC3 DTS kbps 128 384kbps 1 5Mbps 44 1 48khz 44 1khz ated in the DTS format can only support up to 6Mbps n is 640 480 pixels 4 3 this product supports up t...

Page 16: ...ck ach time playback 5 minutes Press SLOW button Each time the button is pressed during playback the playback speed changes as follows Slow Playback DVD VCD No sound is heard during slow playback and step motion playback Reverse slow playback does not work with VCD and DivX Note ...

Page 17: ...REPEAT PLAYBACK display NFO button O button A A A B REPEAT A B The specified segment will be played repeatedly 4 Press ENTER button at the end of the desired segment n is pressed n will be stored buttons d then press t the beginning egment mal playback press Cursor ct OFF OPERATION D yback ...

Page 18: ...e the button is pressed the zoom level changes as follows 3 Press ENTER but ton tch between On at the top and bot VIEW button OPERATION isplayed image nlarge Function on multi camera angle format s have a built in horizontal to vertical ratio 1 zoom in is available ...

Page 19: ...GB 36 OPERATION elect SUBTI nctions on DVD Cursor o move to TLE Language ...

Page 20: ...ed reader you may experience problems SB device might not be recognized d equire additional program installation ported 2 file system is supported s product may not operate depending a product that transfers media files by cted Media Transfer Protocol devices oes not support all USB devices es see pages 73 Version Pixel Sampling Frequency 640 480 44 1kHz V8 44 1kHz VCD1 1 VCD2 0 320 480 44 1KHz V1...

Page 21: ... move to U and then ER button 3 Press ENTER button Press Cursor buttons to select the desired item uage profile etc u each movie ry Menu g on the disc EXIT EXIT view various scenes according to the menu screen yed back according to the menu screen Some functions disabled select PBC OFF to enable them ayed back in the same way as with a music CD g on the disc ...

Page 22: ...nglish has been selected as lan guage Selecting the Subtitle Language ecorded on the disc Selecting the Disc Menu Language recorded on the disc 5 r ect OSD nd then R button Press Cursor but ton to select the desired language and then press ENTER button button to return to the previous level tton to exit the setup screen EXIT RN RETURN ENTER MOVE EXIT RETURN MOVE EXIT MOVE SELECT EXIT RETURN ENTER ...

Page 23: ...fferent your TV or monitor PS option according to personal preference picture in the full screen TV aspect icture in the letter box V p and bottom of the screen icture in the pan scan V of the screen only with the in widescreen ge formats they will look different depending on ct ratio setting een Size ...

Page 24: ...ete 5 NTER but Enter the password and then press ENTER button 2 NU button Press Cursor but ton to move to Setup and then press ENTER button word do the following button for longer than 5 seconds INITIALIZE values g level setting word 46 EXIT RETURN EXIT MOVE ENTER EXIT RETURN INPUT NUMBER EXIT ...

Page 25: ...GB 48 SETUP 3 sor but e to d then ER button Press Cursor but ton to move to LOGO and then press ENTER button ttings you ve made ENU but it the reen vious level n EXIT MOVE ENTER RETURN EXIT ...

Page 26: ...ss ENTER button For C SL and SR each time the button is pressed the mode switches alternate ly as follows SMALL NONE For L and R the mode is set to SMALL n using the speakers n no speakers are connected e speaker mode may vary see page 59 akers will automatically be adjusted according to your re used or not aker Mode EXIT EXIT MOVE CHANGE RETURN EXIT MOVE ENTER EXIT ...

Page 27: ...deal CENTER SPEAK ER placement desirable to place all speakers within this circle Ideal SUR ROUND SPEAKER placement SETUP You can set the delay time for C between 00 and 05mSEC and for SL and SR between 00 and 15mSEC 5 r s to move d speaker ess on Press Cursor to set the Delay time MOVE CHANGE RETURN EXIT N EXIT ...

Page 28: ...d the effect is greater and when the Cursor button is pressed the effect is smaller 4 sor move to then TER but Press Cursor to adjust the DRC he previous level p screen dest and quietist sounds sound when watching movies at low volume at night mic Range Compression SETUP ETURN EXIT CHANGE RETURN EXIT EXIT MOVE ENTER EXIT ...

Page 29: ...ter as you get closer to 6dB DIT button peaker Balance 3 Adjusting Center Speaker Level er Speaker Level 56 SOUND utton and ess Cursor Press SOUND EDIT button and then press Cursor OUND utton and ess Cursor SETUP ...

Page 30: ...ly available in STEREO mode PL II mode button to show STEREO on the display works with CDs MP3 CDs 2 channel DivX and Dolby ng a DVD disc encoded with two or more channels el mode will be selected automatically and DSP EQ es not work to simulate different acoustic environments ound for the genre of music you are playing P EQ Function ...

Page 31: ...does not work You can select either 0 or 1 This mode extends the front stereo image to include the surround speakers for an exciting wraparound effect with side wall imaging Press PL II EFFECT button to select Panorama then press Cursor buttons to select the desired effect setting Press PL II EFFECT button to select Dimension then press the Cursor buttons to select the desired setting ...

Page 32: ...o nually tune in PRGM flashes in the display 3 NING CH 89 10 ORY button before the display the display and emory Press the TUNER MEMORY button TUNER button 6 To preset another station repeat steps 2 to 5 RADIO OPERATION ns ...

Page 33: ... medical information etc Sports Education Drama Radio serial etc Culture National or local culture including the religious problem social science language theater etc Natural science and technology Others Speech amusing program quiz game interview comedy and satirical play etc Pop music Rock music Current contemporary music considered to be easy listening Light classical music Classical music and ...

Page 34: ...GB 66 hanges as follows ghtness nit so it won t interfere MISCELLANEOUS e call ...

Page 35: ...lvania Symphonic Tatung Techwood Teknika TMK Toshiba Vidtech Videch Wards Yamaha York Yupiteru Zenith Zonda Dongyang No Brand Code 18 18 19 20 40 59 60 03 03 03 06 07 08 09 54 66 67 73 74 18 03 15 17 18 48 54 59 62 69 90 15 17 18 40 48 54 62 72 63 66 80 91 15 18 59 40 06 66 67 17 48 56 60 61 75 18 59 67 76 77 78 92 93 94 03 19 40 00 15 16 17 40 43 46 47 48 49 59 60 98 19 61 65 03 40 60 61 15 18 19...

Page 36: ...on the display of main unit hold button for longer than 5 seconds INITIALIZE play and all settings will return to the default values button nction will erase all stored settings ess necessary and hold the button on the main unit for onds unction will erase all stored settings ess necessary nnected properly put signal is weak install an external FM antenna od reception Check Remedy DVDs in 16 9 WID...

Page 37: ...Tegulu 76 Dutch 1527 Tajik 79 Norwegian 1528 Thai 93 Occitan 1529 Tigrinya 03 Afan Oromo 1531 Turkmen 08 Oriya 1532 Tagalog 17 Punjabi 1534 Setswana 28 Polish 1535 Tonga 35 Pashto Pushto 1538 Turkish 36 Portuguese 1539 Tsonga 63 Quechua 1540 Tatar 81 Rhaeto Romance 1543 Twi 82 Kirundi 1557 Ukrainian 83 Romanian 1564 Urdu 89 Russian 1572 Uzbek 91 Kinyarwanda 1581 Vietnamese 95 Sanskrit 1587 Volapuk...

Page 38: ...B 74 MISCELLANEOUS 5 x 351 5 mm 35 C 75 p 75Ω load sitive Video 1 0Vp p 75Ω load gnal 0 714Vp p 75Ω load p p 75Ω load Vp p 75Ω load 0Vp p 75Ω load 2 3Ω Ω 2 3Ω 3Ω 20KHz 00mV 49 x 165 MM 35 C 75 2 3Ω 20KHz ...

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