User manual SAMSUNG LA32R71BA

[. . . ] LCD TV Contact SAMSUNG WORLD-WIDE If you have any questions or comments relating to Samsung products, please contact the SAMSUNG customer care centre. Country AUSTRALIA CHINA HONG KONG INDIA INDONESIA JAPAN MALAYSIA PHILIPPINES SINGAPORE THAILAND TAIWAN VIETNAM SOUTH AFRICA U. A. E LA26R7 LA32R7 LA40R7 Customer Care Centre 1300 362 603 800-810-5858 , 010- 6475 1880 3698 - 4698 3030 8282 1800 1100 11 0800-112-8888 0120-327-527 1800-88-9999 1800-10-SAMSUNG (7267864) 1800-SAMSUNG (7267864) 1800-29-3232 02-689-3232 0800-329-999 1 800 588 889 0860 7267864 (SAMSUNG) 800SAMSUNG (7267864) 8000-4726 Web Site www. samsung. com/au www. samsung. com. cn www. samsung. com/hk www. samsung. com/in www. samsung. com/id www. samsung. com/jp www. samsung. com/my www. samsung. com/ph www. samsung. com/sg www. samsung. com/th www. samsung. com/tw www. samsung. vn www. samsung. com/za www. samsung. com/mea Owner's Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly, and retain it for future reference. ON-SCREEN MENUS PC DISPLAY PICTURE IN PICTURE (PIP) TELETEXT BN68-01200C-00 Register your product at www. samsung. com/global/register Record your Model and Serial number here for future reference. _______________ Precautions When Displaying a Still Image A still image may cause permanent damage to the TV screen. · Do not display a still image on the LCD panel for more than 2 hours as it can cause screen image retention. [. . . ] If you set DNIe to on, you can view the screen with the DNIe feature activated. If you set the DNIe to Demo, you can view the applied DNIe and normal pictures on the screen, for demonstration purposes. Using this function, you can view the difference in the visual quality. DNIeTM (Digital Natural Image engine) This feature brings you more detailed image with 3D noise reduction, detail enhancement, contrast enhancement and white enhancement. New image compensation Algorithm gives brighter, clearer, more detailed image to you. DNIeTM technology will fit every signal into your eyes. This function is not available in PC mode. This function is not available in Movie mode English - 17 resetting the Picture Settings to the Factory defaults You can return to the factory defaults picture settings. To select the desired picture effect, follow the "Changing the Picture Standard" instructions number 1 to 3 (on page 14. ) Press the or button to select "Reset", then press the EntEr button. Press the or button to select "OK", "Cancel", then press the EntEr button. The "Reset" will be set for each picture mode. move Enter return tV rmore Picture digital nr dnle reset : auto : on : oK oK Cancel Viewing the Picture in Picture (PiP) You can display a sub picture within the main picture of set programme or video input. in this way, you can watch the picture of set programme or video input from any connected equipment while watching the main picture. Press the mEnu button to display the menu. Press the or button to select "Setup", then press the EntEr button. Press the or button to select "PIP", then press the EntEr button. Press the or button to select "On", then press EntEr button. Press the or button to select "Source", then press EntEr button. Select a source of the sub picture by pressing the or button and press the EntEr button. The sub picture can serve different source selections based on what the main picture is set to. Press the or button to select "Size" of the sub picture and then press the EntEr button. Select a size of the sub picture by pressing the or button and then press the EntEr button. If main picture is in "Component" and "PC" mode, "Size" is not available. tV PiP Source Size Position Programme move Enter PiP : on : tV : : :P1 return tV rmore Energy Saving hdmi Black level PiP Setup : off : low . [. . . ] the locking device has to be purchased separately. the appearance and locking method may differ from the illustration depending on the manufacturer. Please refer to the manual provided with the Kensington lock for proper use. Insert the locking device into the Kensington slot on the LCD TV (Figure 1), and turn it in the locking direction (Figure 2). [. . . ]