Samsung LE32A41B

1 Precautions

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 1-1

1-1-1 Warnings

1. For continued safety, do not attempt to modify the circuitboard.

2. Disconnect the AC power and DC Power Jack beforeservicing.

1-1-2 Servicing the LCD Monitor

1. When servicing the LCD Monitor Disconnect the ACline cord from the AC outlet.

2. It is essential that service technicians have an accuratevoltage meter available at all times. Check thecalibration of this meter periodically.

1-1-3 Fire and Shock Hazard

Before returning the monitor to the user, perform thefollowing safety checks:

1. Inspect each lead dress to make certain that the leads arenot pinched or that hardware is not lodged between thechassis and other metal parts in the monitor.

2. Inspect all protective devices such as nonmetallic controlknobs, insulating materials, cabinet backs, adjustmentand compartment covers or shields, isolation resistor-capacitor networks, mechanical insulators, etc.

3. Leakage Current Hot Check (Figure 1-1): WARNING: Do not use an isolation

transformer during this test.

Use a leakage current tester or a metering system thatcomplies with American National Standards Institute(ANSI C101.1, Leakage Current for Appliances), andUnderwriters Laboratories (UL Publication UL1410,59.7).

Figure 1-1. Leakage Current Test Circuit

4. With the unit completely reassembled, plug the AC linecord directly into a 120V AC outlet. With the unit’s ACswitch first in the ON position and then OFF, measurethe current between a known earth ground (metal waterpipe, conduit, etc.) and all exposed metal parts,including: metal cabinets, screwheads and control shafts.The current measured should not exceed 0.5 milliamp.Reverse the power-plug prongs in the AC outlet and

repeat the test.

1-1-4 Product Safety NoticesSome electrical and mechanical parts have special safety-related characteristics which are often not evident from visualinspection. The protection they give may not be obtained byreplacing them with components rated for higher voltage,wattage, etc. Parts that have special safety characteristics areidentified by on schematics and parts lists. A substitutereplacement that does not have the same safety characteristicsas the recommended replacement part might create shock, fireand/or other hazards. Product safety is under reviewcontinuously and new instructions are issued wheneverappropriate.

1 PrecautionsFollow these safety, servicing and ESD precautions to prevent damage and to protect against potential hazards such as electrical shock.

1-1 Safety Precautions

DEVICEUNDERTEST

TEST ALLEXPOSED METAL

SURFACES

(READING SHOULDNOT BE ABOVE 0.5mA)

LEAKAGECURRENTTESTER

2-WIRE CORD

ALSO TEST WITHPLUG REVERSED

(USING AC ADAPTERPLUG AS REQUIRED) EARTH

GROUND

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1 Precautions

1-2 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

1-2-1 General ServicingPrecautions

1. Always unplug the unit’s AC power cord from the ACpower source and disconnect the DC Power Jack beforeattempting to:(a) remove or reinstall any component or assembly, (b)disconnect PCB plugs or connectors, (c) connect a testcomponent in parallel with an electrolytic capacitor.

2. Some components are raised above the printed circuitboard for safety. An insulation tube or tape is sometimesused. The internal wiring is sometimes clamped toprevent contact with thermally hot components. Reinstallall such elements to their original position.

3. After servicing, always check that the screws,components and wiring have been correctly reinstalled.Make sure that the area around the serviced part has notbeen damaged.

1. Immediately before handling any semiconductorcomponents or assemblies, drain the electrostatic chargefrom your body by touching a known earth ground.Alternatively, wear a discharging wrist-strap device. Toavoid a shock hazard, be sure to remove the wrist strapbefore applying power to the monitor.

2. After removing an ESD-equipped assembly, place it on aconductive surface such as aluminum foil to preventaccumulation of an electrostatic charge.

3. Do not use freon-propelled chemicals. These cangenerate electrical charges sufficient to damage ESDs.

4. Use only a grounded-tip soldering iron to solder ordesolder ESDs.

5. Use only an anti-static solder removal device. Somesolder removal devices not classified as “anti-static” cangenerate electrical charges sufficient to damage ESDs.

4. Check the insulation between the blades of the AC plugand accessible conductive parts (examples: metal panels,input terminals and earphone jacks).

5. Insulation Checking Procedure: Disconnect the powercord from the AC source and turn the power switch ON.Connect an insulation resistance meter (500 V) to theblades of the AC plug.

The insulation resistance between each blade of the ACplug and accessible conductive parts (see above) shouldbe greater than 1 megohm.

6. Always connect a test instrument’s ground lead to theinstrument chassis ground before connecting the positivelead; always remove the instrument’s ground lead last.

6. Do not remove a replacement ESD from its protectivepackage until you are ready to install it. Mostreplacement ESDs are packaged with leads that areelectrically shorted together by conductive foam,aluminum foil or other conductive materials.

7. Immediately before removing the protective materialfrom the leads of a replacement ESD, touch theprotective material to the chassis or circuit assembly intowhich the device will be installed.

Caution: Be sure no power is applied to the chassis or circuit and observe all other safety precautions.

8. Minimize body motions when handling unpackagedreplacement ESDs. Motions such as brushing clothestogether, or lifting your foot from a carpeted floor cangenerate enough static electricity to damage an ESD.

1-3 Electrostatically Sensitive Devices (ESD) Precautions

Some semiconductor (solid state) devices can be easily damaged by static electricity. Such components are commonly calledElectrostatically Sensitive Devices (ESD). Examples of typical ESD are integrated circuits and some field-effect transistors. Thefollowing techniques will reduce the incidence of component damage caused by static electricity.

1-2 Servicing Precautions

WARNING: An electrolytic capacitor installed with the wrong polarity might explode.

Caution: Before servicing units covered by this service manual, read and follow the Safety Precautionssection of this manual.

Note: If unforeseen circumstances create conflict between the following servicing precautions and any of the safetyprecautions, always follow the safety precautions.

2 Product Specifications

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 2-1


2-1 LE26A41B, LE32A41B Specifications

LCD Panel TFT-LCD panel, RGB vertical stripe, normaly white, 26-Inch viewable, 0.4425 (H) x 0.264(V)mm pixel pitch TFT-LCD panel, RGB vertical stripe, normaly white, 32-Inch viewable, 0.537(H) x 0.537(V) mm pixel pitch

Scanning Frequency Horizontal : 30 kHz ~ 68 kHz (Automatic) Horizontal : 30 kHz ~ 61 kHz (Automatic)

Vertical : 50 Hz ~ 85 Hz (Automatic) Vertical : 56 Hz ~ 75 Hz (Automatic)

Display Colors 16.2 Million colors

Maximum Resolution Horizontal : 1280 Pixels Horizontal :1366 PixelsVertical : 768 Pixels Vertical : 768 Pixels

Input Video Signal Analog 0.7 Vp-p ± 5% positive at 75 Ω, internally terminated

Input Sync Signal Type : Seperate H/VLevel : TTL level

Maximum Pixel Clock rate 80 MHz 80 MHz

Active DisplayHorizontal/Vertical

AC power voltage & Frequency AC 100 ~ 240V, 50 ~ 60 Hz

Power Consumption 130 W 130 W

Dimensions(W x D x H)

Set 32.6 x 10.9 x 20.5 Inches (827.0 X 278 X 520mm) After installation Stand 38.2 x 12.5 x 22.7 Inches (972.0 X317.0 X 577.5 mm) After installation Stand

37.0 x 13.3 x 27.4 Inches (827.5 X 112.5 X504.5 mm) Without stand 38.2 x 4.6 x 22.2 Inches (972.0 X 116.0 X 565.0 mm) Without Stand

Package 37.0 x 13.3 x 27.4 Inches (965 X 338 X 695 mm) 44.5 x 16.0 x 22.9 Inches (1130 X 408 X 760 mm)

Weight

Set(After installation Stand) / Package 18 Kg (39.7 Ibs) / 24 Kg (52.9 lbs) 21.5 Kg (54.0Ibs) / 28 Kg (61.7 lbs)

Environmental Considerations Operating Temperature : 50 °F ~ 104 °F (10 °C ~ 40 °C)Operating Humidity : 10 % ~ 80 %Storage Temperature : -4 °F ~ 113 °F (-20 °C ~ 45 °C)Storage Humidity : 5 % ~ 95 %

TV System

Antena Input 75Ω

– MAX Internal speaker Out : LN-P267W : Right => 5W, Left => 5WLN-P327W : Right => 10W Left => 10W

Sound Characteristic– BASS Control Range : -8 dB ~ + 8dB– TREBLE Control Range : -8 dB ~ +8 dB– Headphone Out : 10 mW MAX– Output Frequency : RF : 80 Hz ~ 15 kHz

A/V : 80 Hz ~ 20 kHz

System NTSC-M

ItemDescription

LE26A41B LE32A41B

556.4 mm / 339.8 mm 697.7 mm / 392.4 mm

Tunning Frequency Synthesize

Sound MONO, STEREO, SAP


2-2 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

2-2 Pin Assignments

2-2-1 DVI-D (Digital)

Ref) DVI-D : Digital only

PinNo.

Signal AssignmentPinNo.

Signal AssignmentPinNo.

Signal Assignment

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

RX2-

RX2+

GND

NC

NC

DDC Clock (SCL)

DDC Data (SDA)

Analog Vertical Sync.

RX1-

RX1+

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

GND

NC

NC

DDC Input Power(+5V)

IDENT_PC

5V

RX0-

RX0+

GND

NC

21

22

23

24

NC

GND

RXC+

RXC-

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24


LE26A41B/LE32A41B 2-3

Pin Separate

12345

GNDYC

GNDGND

RCA Green

RCA Blue

RCA Red

RCA White

RCA Red

Y

GND

Pb (Cb)

GND

Pr (Cr)

GND

Audio L

GND

Audio R

GND

2-2-3 S-Video2-2-2 Component 1, 2

RCA White

RCA Red

CVBS

Audio L

GND

Audio R

GND

2-2-4 A/V

RCA Yellow


2-4 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

2-3 Timing Chart

This section of the service manual describes the timing that the computer industry recognizes as standard forcomputer-generated video signals.

LN-P267W LN-P327W

47.712kHz20.95915.906 5.053 0.000 15.906 0.749 1.702 2.994 Positive

60.015Hz16.66216.097 0.566 0.000 16.0970.063 0.1050.377

85.500MHz

2-3-1 LCD Panel Mode1 mode


LE26A41B/LE32A41B 2-5

2-3-1 Supported Modes (1)


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LE26A41B/LE32A41B 2-7

1360/60Hz1360x768

47.712kHz20.95915.906 5.053 0.000 15.906 0.749 1.702 2.994 Positive

60.015Hz16.66216.097 0.566 0.000 16.0970.063 0.1050.377

85.500MHz


(Only LN-P327W)


2-8 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

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3 Disassembly and Reassembly

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 3-1


This section of the service manual describes the disassembly and reassembly procedures for the LE26A41B/LE32A41B LCD TV.

WARNING: This monitor contains electrostatically sensitive devices. Use caution whenhandling these components.

3-1 LE26A41B Disassembly

Cautions: 1. Disconnect the monitor from the power source before disassembly.

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2. Remove the stand and lift up the rear cover.

3. Disconnect speaker cable, function cable from theshield and remove 18 screws from the shield and liftup the shield.

4. Disconnect CN811 connecter, LVDS cable, invertercable from the boards.

1. Place LCD TV face down on cushioned table.Remove 9 screws from the rear cover.Remove 4 screws from grip on the stand. andremove the stand.


3-2 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

5. Remove 6 screws from the Main board and lift upthe board.

6. Remove 6 screws from the Sub power board andlift up the board.

7. Disconnect inverter cable. Remove 6 screws fromthe main power board and lift up the board.

8. Remove 8 screws

9. Remove 6 screws from the panel BRKT. Remove16 screws from the cabinet BRKT and lift up thepanel.


LE26A41B/LE32A41B 3-3

3-2 LE32A41B Disassembly

8. Lift up the panel. Remove 4 screws from the panelBRKT. (Lelt/Right)Disconnect BRKT from the panel.

2. Remove the stand and lift up the rear cover.

3. Disconnect speaker cable, function cable from theshield and remove 18 screws from the shield and liftup the shield.

4. Disconnect CN811 connecter, LVDS cable, invertercable from the boards.

1. Place LCD TV face down on cushioned table.Remove 9 screws from the rear cover.Remove 4 screws from grip on the stand. andremove the stand.


3-4 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

5. Remove 6 screws from the Main board and lift upthe board.

6. Remove 6 screws from the Sub power board andlift up the board.

7. Disconnect inverter cable. Remove 6 screws fromthe main power board and lift up the board.

8. Remove 13 screws

9. Remove 6 screws from the panel BRKT. Remove14 screws from the cabinet BRKT and lift up thepanel.


LE26A41B/LE32A41B 3-5

3-3 Reassembly

Reassembly procedures are in the reverse order of dissasembly procedures.

8. Lift up the panel. Remove 4 screws from the panelBRKT. (Lelt/Right)Disconnect BRKT from the panel.

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3-6 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

4 Alignments and Adjustments

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 4-1


4-1 General Alignment Instuction

1. Usually, a color TV-VCR needs only slight touch-up adjustment upon installation.

Check the basic characteristics such as height, horizontal and vertical sync.

2. Use the specified test equipment or its equivalent.

3. Correct impedance matching is essential.

4. Avoid overload. Excessive signal from a sweep generator might overload the front-end

of the TV. When inserting signal markers, do not allow the marker generator to distort

test result.

5. Connect the TV only to an AC power source with voltage and frequency as specified on

the backcover nameplate.

6. Do not attempt to connect or disconnect any wire while the TV is turned on. Make sure

that the power cord is disconnected before replacing any parts.

7. To protect aganist shock hazard, use an isolation transform.


4-2 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

4-2 Factory Mode Adjustments

4-2-1 Entering Factory Mode

1. To enter “Service Mode” Press the remote -control keys in this sequence :

- If you do not have Factory remote - control

- If you have Factory remote - control

MENU MUTEINFO

T-DUO26OPEU-0033 07/22/2004 10:17:54T-DUO32OPEU-0022 07/22/2004 10:17:54



4-2-2 Factory Mode Tree

- The buttons are active in the service mode.

1. Remote - Control Key : Power, Arrow Up, Arrow Down, Arrow Left

Arrow Right, Menu, Enter, Number Key(0~9)

2. Function - Control Key : Power, CH +, CH -, VOL +, VOL -,

Menu, TV/VIDEO(Enter)


LE26A41B/LE32A41B 4-3



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LE26A41B/LE32A41B 4-5




4-6 LE26A41B/LE32A41B



LE26A41B/LE32A41B 4-7



4-8 LE26A41B/LE32A41B


LE26A41B/LE32A41B 4-9

d/k




* Unless otherwise specifid, do not adjust data in Factory Mode.

* Data may be changed for display improvement.


4-10 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

4-3 White Balance Adjustment

1. In factory mode (1, 3, 6), you can adjust the white balance.

2. As the adjustment and data values differ depending on input sources, different adjustments are requried for RF,PC/DVI modes.

3. Optimum condition data for each mode are saved as default values. (Refer to Table 2, 3)

4. As the RF mode is applied with the same vlaues as for VIDEO and S-VIDEO, adjustment can be made in any of RF, VIDEO and S-VIDEO modes.

Table 4-1. White Balance Setting Conditions

258 44(40)

26(25)

32(35) 289 287

1.5(1.2)

0.7

0.8(0.9)

Table 4-2. Color Control Default Vlaue <Dnie White Balance>

Table 4-3. Color Control Default Vlaue

( ) : ACER Panel


LE26A41B/LE32A41B 4-11

4-3-1 Conditions for Measurement

1. On the basis of toshiba ABL pattern : High Light level (57 IRE)

- INPUT SIGNAL GENERATOR : MSPG-925LTH

* Mode NO 2 : 750X480@60 Hz

NO 6 : 1280X720@60 Hz

NO 21 : 1024X768@60 Hz

* Pattern NO 85 : 16 Color Bar Pattern

NO 16 : Toshiba ABL Pattern

2. Optical measuring device : CA210 (FL)

Please use the MSPG-925 LTH generator for model LW26A33W.

4-3-2 Method of Adjustment

1. Adjust the basic level of DTV and PC input signals.

a) Set the input to the mode in which the adjustment will be made (PC).

* Input signal - PC Mode : Model #21 (1024*768 Mode), Pattern #16 (Picture 4-1)

b) Enter factory Calibration, confirm the ADC data (PC Mode Only).

* ADC default value : Table 4-3.

2. Adjust the white balance of RF, DTV and PC Modes.

a) Set the input to the mode in which the adjustment will be made (RF DTV PC).

* Input signal - VIDEO Mode : Model #1 (750*480 Mode), Pattern #16- PC Mode : Model #21 (1024*768 Mode), Pattern #16

b) Enter factory color control, confirm the data.

Picture 4-1 Toshiba ABL Pattern


4-12 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

c) Adjust the low light. (Refer to table 1, 2 in adjustment position by mode)

- Adjust sub - Brightness to set the 'Y' value.

- Adjust red offset ('x') and blue offset ('y') to the color coordinates.

* Do not adjust green offset data.

d) Adjust the high light. (Refer to table 1, 2 in adjustment position by mode)

- Adjust red gain ('x') and blue gain ('y') to the color coordinates.

* Do not adjust the green gain and sub-contrast (Y) data.



Low light

Measurement point

High light

Measurement point


LE26A41B/LE32A41B 4-13

4-3-4 PW565

* Below figures are for contrast adjustment of PW565 (IC602). Do not change the data.

PanelType AMLCD

4-3-3 Option Table

* The default settings are most recommended for Option Data. Each data may be adjusted.


4-14 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

4-3-5 VPC 3230-MAIN

* Data may be adjusted.

4-3-6 ADC

*Adjust the R(Pr), G(Y), B(Pb) gain and offset to the basic level of DTV and PC Input signals.


LE26A41B/LE32A41B 4-15

4-3-8 MDIN-150

* Control the specify item that a output signals (RF, CVBS, S-VHS Modes) of MDIN-150 (IC405).

* This data can be changed without notice.

4-3-9 Test Pattern

* Use below test patters to demonstrate the image display of PW565 (IC602).

1) Luma Ramp (16 step)

2) Luma Ramp (128 Step)

3) White 16

4) White 240

5) Color Bar

6) RGB Ramp (32 Step)

4-3-10 Check sum

* XXXX : Displays the current check sum size of the MICOM.(Varies depending on program update)

4-3-11 Reset

* Initializes the data in the MICOM. (Set to default value)Use ‘Reset’ to restore adjustmints made in Factory Mode to the original settings.

4-3-12 T_NPL26PEU_0130 03/08/2004 18:34:23

* Displays the MICOM program version

4-3-7 DNIe

* Control the specify item that a output signals of scalar (PW565).

* This data can be changed without notice.


4-16 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

4-4 How to use SW(FlashupgradNT) for LW26A33W Set program update

1. Store program practice file in new folder.

2. Connect Set and Jig Cable to execute Program Update.

(Refer to the Picture 4-4 attachment)

3. After completing the JIG Cable connection, store Update practice program (hex file 3EA) in new folder. (guiR,romcode, factoryGui).

4. Click FlashupgradNT.exe icon 2 times and execute it.

(Upgrader OSD screen is marked)

5. Select OFull.inf in Flash.

(flaher, romcode, guir, factorygui items look in Files To)

Picture 4-4

Picture 4-5


LE26A41B/LE32A41B 4-17

7. After acting No.6, extract Set’s Power Cable and connect it again.

8. During acting No.7, program Update sledding is marked sequentially on OSD screen.

9. After Program Update completion, act NO.7 again.

10. Program Update is completed.

3

2

1

4

<Attachment Picture 4-7 : JIG Cable Connection Explain>

1. Connect with PC Pattern Generator’s output.

(Connect only when you want to see PC screen.)

2. Connect with JIG Output (15 pins) and PC Input (PC/DVI 24 pins) terminal.

3. Connect with COM Port1 of PC (9 Pins).

4. Connect 14V 4.5A Adaptor Cable.

6. Click the “Flash” that is under right of OSD screen.

(if warning message comes out, Click the “Yes”(Y).)

Picture 4-6

Picture 4-7


4-18 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

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5 Troubleshooting

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 5-1

5 Troubleshooting

5-1 No Power

Does proper DC 12Vappear at C812, C813, C814?

Change a Assy PCB Power.(BN94-00443F)

Yes

Yes

No

Check a connection a power cable.(BH39-10339H)

No

Does proper DC A3.3V, A5V, A1.8V appear at C873, C861, C884?

Check a IC816, IC814, IC818.Change a main PCB ass'y.

(BN94-00539A)

Yes

No

Does proper DC 5V, 3.3V, 2.5V, 9VS, A1.8V appear at

C831, C835, C850, C895, C884?

Check a IC811, IC812, IC813, IC606,IC818. Change a main PCB ass'y.

(BN94-00539A)

Yes

Does proper DC 33V,1.2V_SNI_D, 1.2V_SNI_PLL,3.3V_SNI_D, 3.3_SNI_PLL,

+3.3V_MD, +2.5V_MD1,MDIN_APLL, MDIN_DPLL

appeart at C827, C865, C878,C551, C570, C416, C429,

C447, C451?

Check a IC812, IC815, IC817, FT522,FT512, FT406, FT407, FT410, FT411.

Change a main PCB ass'y. (BN94-00539A)

Yes

A power is supplied to set?

Check a other function.(No picture part)

Replace a lcd panel. (BN07-00121A)

No

No

No

LAMP off, power indicator LED red color?

5 Troubleshooting

5-2 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

5-2 No Video (Analog PC Signal)

Check a PC source and checkthe connection of DSUB cable?

Input a analog PC signal andconnected cable.

Yes

Does the signal appear at#54, 48, 43 (R, G, B) of

IC101?

Check IC101, PC cable. Change a PCcable. Change a main PCB ass'y

(BN94-00539A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear at output of

RA101~RA104, RA106, RA107?

Check a IC101.Change a main PCB ass'y

(BN94-00539A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear at output of RA605, RA606,

RA608, RA611, RA613, RA615?

Check a IC602, IC601.Change a main PCB ass'y

(BN94-00539A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear atoutput of RA512, RA514,

RA516, RA518, RA520, RA521?


(BN94-00539A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear atoutput of FT516~FT520?


(BN94-00539A).

Yes

Check a LVDS cable?Replace a lcd panel?

(BN07-00121A)Please, Call to Samsung Co. LTD.

Yes

Power Indicator is off.Lamp on, no video.

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

1

2

3

4

5

5 Troubleshooting

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 5-3

WAVEFORMS

1 R,G,B Output Signal (#54, 48, 43) Of IC101 2 R,G,B Output Signal Of IC101

3 Output Digital Signal of IC602 4 Output Digital Signal of IC501

5 Digital Output Data of IC515

5 Troubleshooting

5-4 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

5-3 No Video (DVI-Digital Signal)

Check the connectionn of DVI-D cable? Input a DVI-D cable.

Yes

Does the digital data appearat #80, #81, #85, #86, #90~#94

of IC102(Data, Clk +/-)?Check a DVI-D cable.

Yes


RA111~RA112, RA123~RA126?

Check a IC102Change a main PCB ass'y

(BN94-00549A).

Yes

Does the digital dataappear at output of

RA605~RA606, RA608,RA611, RA613, RA615?


(BN94-00549A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear atoutput of RA512, RA514 RA516,

RA518, RA520, RA521?


(BN94-00549A).

Yes



(BN94-00549A).

Yes

Check a LVDS cable?Replacea lcd panel?


Yes

Power Indicator is off.Lamp on, no video.

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

6

7

3

4

5

5 Troubleshooting

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 5-5

WAVEFORMS

3 Output Digital Signal of IC602 4 Output Digital Signal of I501

5 Digital Output Data of IC515 6 Signal of DVI_RX 0~2 (Data)

6-1 Signal of DVI_RXC (CLK) 7 Digital Output Signal Of IC102

5 Troubleshooting

5-6 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

5-4 No Picture (Tuner_CVBS)

Dose the signal appear at #1 of IC202?

Check a B+ voltage (#9, #7 of Tuner): 33V, 5V change a main PCB ass'y

(BN94-00549A).

Yes

Does the signal appear at#72 (Y), #71 (C) of IC201?


(BN94-00549A).

Yes


RA201, 202 (Y), RA203, 204 (C)?

Check a IC201. Change a main PCB ass'y

(BN94-00549A).

Yes


RA408, 409 (Y), RA416, 417(C)?

Check a IC405 and IC406.Change a main PCB ass'y

(BN94-00549A).

Yes


RA605~RA606, RA608, RA611,RA613, RA615?


(BN94-00549A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear atoutput of RA512, RA514, RA516,

RA518, RA520, RA521?


(BN94-00549A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear atoutput of FT516~FT520 ?


(BN94-00549A).

Yes

Power Indicator is off. Lamp on, no picure.

No

Connect the RF cable and check RF signal. (AA39-00039A)

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes



No

9

8

10

11

3

4

5

5 Troubleshooting

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 5-7

WAVEFORMS


5 Digital Output Data of IC515 8 Tuner_CVBS Output Signal

5 Troubleshooting

5-8 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

9 Analog Signal (Y,C) to IC201 10 3230 Y,C_OUT (0:7) Data

WAVEFORMS

11 Digital Output Y,C_OUT (0:7) Data Of IC405

5 Troubleshooting

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 5-9

5-5 No Picture (Video_CVBS)

Dose the signal appear at #6 of IC202? Check a connection harness.

Yes



(BN96-00549A).

Yes


RA201, 202 (Y), RA203, 204 (C)?


(BN96-00549A).

Yes


RA408, 409 (Y),RA416, 417(C)?


(BN96-00549A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear at output of RA605,

RA606, RA608, RA611, RA613,RA615?


(BN96-00549A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear atoutput of RA512, RA514,

RA516,RA518, RA520, RA521?


(BN96-00549A).

Yes



(BN96-00549A).

Yes


No

Check a A/V cable and video signal.(BN39-00057A).

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes



No

9

8

10

11

3

4

5

5 Troubleshooting

5-10 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

WAVEFORMS


5 Digital Output Data of IC515 8 Tuner_CVBS Output Signal

5 Troubleshooting

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 5-11

WAVEFORMS

9 Analog Signal (Y,C) to IC201 10 3230 Y,C_OUT (0:7) Data


5 Troubleshooting

5-12 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

5-6 No Picture (S-VIDEO_Y,C)

Dose the signal appear at#8 (Y), #10 (C) of IC202? Check a connection harness.

Yes

Does the signal appear atC277 (Y), C279 (C)?


(BN96-00549A).

Yes



(BN96-00549A).

Yes


RA201, 202 (Y), RA203, 204 (C)?


(BN96-00549A).

Yes


RA408, 409 (Y), RA416, 417 (C)?


(BN96-00549A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear at output of RA605,

RA606, RA608, RA611,RA613, RA615?


(BN96-00549A).

Yes

Does the digital data appear atOutput of RA512, RA514,

RA516,RA518?


(BN96-00549A).

Yes


No

Connect the s-video cable.Operating a video player.

(BN39-00060A).

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

Does the digital data appear atOutput of FT516~FT520?


(BN96-00549A).

No

Yes



No

12

9

9

10

11

3

4

5

5 Troubleshooting

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 5-13

WAVEFORMS


5 Digital Output Data of IC515 9 Analog Signal (Y,C) to IC201

5 Troubleshooting

5-14 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

10 3230 Y,C_OUT (0:7) Data

12 SVHS_Y,C Input Signal to IC202


WAVEFORMS

5 Troubleshooting

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 5-15

Does the signal appear atPin 67 (Tuner Sound signal) and

Pin 56, 57 (CH1_L, R Sound)and

Pin 53, 54 (CH2_L, R Sound)of IC703 (MSP3410G)?

Check a connection harness andheadphone jack.

Yes

Yes

No

Check the DC 8V, 9VS, 9Vof IC703, IC701?

Check a IC809, IC606, IC811 andIC810. Change a main PCB ass'y

(BN94-00549A).

Yes

No

Does the signal appear atL701 ~L704 ?


(BN94-00549A).

Yes

Replace the speaker ass'y?(BN96-01015A(L), BN96-

01016(R))

No

5-7 No Sound

13

14

15

Connect a sound cable. (BN39-00148A,BN39-00448A)

control a volume.Picture is display, no sound.

No

5 Troubleshooting

5-16 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

WAVEFORMS

13 The Signal are Inputed to IC703 14 DC +8V

15 Output WaveForm

6 Exploded View & Parts List

LN-P267W/LN-P327W 6-1

6 Exploded View and Parts List You can search for updated part codes through ITSELF web site.

URL : http://itself.sec.samsung.co.kr/

6-1 LE26A41B

SA

SA

SA

SA

SA

SNA

SNA

SNA

SNA

SNA

SNA

SA

SA

SA

SA

SA

SA

SA

SNA

SA

SNA

SA

SA

SNA

SA

SA

SA

SA

6 Exploded View & Parts List

LN-P267W/LN-P327W

6-2 LE32A41B

6-2

SA

SA

SA

SA

SA

SNA

SNA

SNA

SNA

SNA

SNA

SNA

SNA

SA

SA

SA

SA

SA

SA

SNA

SA

SNA

SA

SNA

SA

SA

SA

SA

SA

7 Parts List

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 7-1

ASSY PCB MAIN BN94 - 00595V

ASSY COVER FRONT BN90 - 00677D

ASSY COVER REAR BN90 - 00663V

LCD-PANEL BN07 - 00121A

ASSY CHASSIS BN91 - 00814C

ASSY SHIELD BN91 - 00807V

ASSY BOX BN92 - 01133N

ASSY LABEL BN92 - 01044C

REMOCON BN59 - 00412B

ASSY ACCESSORY BN92 - 01146E

ASSY PCB POWER_CH BN94 - 00443F

ASSY PCB POWER_SUB PCB BN94 - 00444N

Description Code No.(LE26A41B)

ASSY PCB MAIN BN94 - 00595Q

ASSY COVER FRONT BN90 - 00677K

ASSY COVER REAR BN90 - 00663Y

LCD-PANEL BN07 - 00172A

ASSY CHASSIS BN91 - 00808Y

ASSY SHIELD BN91 - 00807X

ASSY BOX BN92 - 01133U

ASSY LABEL BN92 - 01044U

REMOCON BN59 - 00412B

ASSY ACCESSORY BN92 - 01146P

ASSY PCB POWER_CH BN94 - 00443Z

ASSY PCB POWER_SUB PCB BN94 - 00444N

Description Code No.(LE32A41B)

IF Cable : AA39-00039A

A/V Cable : BN39-00057A

S-Video Cable : BN39-00060A

COMPONENT Cable : BN39-00279A

SOUND Cable(R, L) : BN39-00148A

PC DVI(D) Cable : BN39-00126A

PC DVI(A) Cable : BN39-00310A

DVI AUDIO Cable : BN81-00120A

STEREO Cable : BN39-00448A

D-SUB Cable : BN39-00244B

<OPTION PART LIST>

7 Parts List You can search for updated part codes through ITSELF web site.

URL : http://itself.sec.samsung.co.kr/

7-1 Part Lists

7_parts 2004.8.5 3:6 PM ˘ ` 7-1

7 Parts List

7-2 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

Memo

7_parts 2004.8.5 3:6 PM ˘ ` 7-2

8 Block Diagrams

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 8-1

8 Block Diagram This Document can not be used without Samsung’s authorization.

8-1 Signal Path Block Diagram

8 Block Diagrams

8-2 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

Memo

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 9-1

9 Wiring Diagrams

9 Wiring Diagram

9 Wiring Diagrams

9-2 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

Memo

10 PCB Layout

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 10-1

10 PCB Layout

10-1 Main PCB Layout

X

Y

10 PCB Layout

10-2 LE26A41B/LE32A41B

D001 DIODE-ZENER 123.9 54.6






























D052 DIODE-ARRAY 7.8 26.0

D053 DIODE-SWITCHING 34.3 25.7











D065 DIODE-ARRAY 7.6 39.8

Loc. No. Description X Y




















D606 DIODE-RECTIFIER 205.5 249.2







D701 DIODE-ZENER 119.1 217.9


D703 DIODE-ZENER 126.8 231.0

D704 DIODE-ZENER 134.9 230.9

D705 DIODE-ZENER 119.5 197.5

D706 DIODE-ZENER 148.3 221.8

D707 DIODE-ZENER 166.9 194.0




D814 DIODE-SCHOTTKY 8.4 105.3









DIODE D912 DIODE-ZENER 85.1 100.8











D933 DIODE-ZENER 184.0 214.3



D937 DIODE-ZENER 228.9 162.6

D938 DIODE-ZENER 224.7 162.6

D939 DIODE-ZENER 227.3 147.0

D940 DIODE-ZENER 231.0 154.3

IC001 IC-EEPROM 8.1 25.7

IC002 IC-CMOS LOGIC 49.7 29.4

IC003 IC-EEPROM 14.1 33.7

IC004 IC-AUDIO SWITCH 155.1 151.9

IC101 IC-A/D CONVERTER 65.0 76.5

IC102 IC-RECEIVER 28.0 74.8

IC103 IC-VIDEO SWITCH 126.6 72.6

IC104 IC-POSI.FIXED REG. 55.2 62.2


IC106 IC-VOL. DETECTOR 45.6 68.1

IC201 IC-VIDEO PROCESS 120.3 108.2


IC303 IC-SEPARATOR 156.8 108.2


IC406 IC-DRAM 119.4 176.4


IC510 IC-DRAM 58.9 176.2

IC511 IC-DRAM 58.9 200.5

IC513 IC-TIMER 171.4 213.9

IC514 IC-TIMER 166.1 222.9

IC515 IC-TRANSMITTER 91.4 231.8

IC516 FET-SILICON 127.5 248.6

IC601 IC-FLASH MEMORY 40.8 102.0

IC602 IC-LCD CONTROLLER 62.5 133.6


IC604 IC-MODULATOR 70.9 108.2

IC605 IC-EEPROM 58.7 161.8

IC606 IC-DC/DC CONVERTER 196.5 252.3

IC607 IC-DRAM 31.6 148.4



IC612 IC-DRAM 31.6 124.7

IC613 IC-OP AMP 196.0 249.2

IC614 IC-OP AMP 202.7 249.2

IC616 IC-OP AMP 208.9 249.2

IC617 IC-OP AMP 215.2 249.2

IC618 IC-OP AMP 222.1 249.2

IC701 IC-AUDIO AMP 200.8 223.5

IC702 IC-AUDIO AMP 126.7 215.9

IC703 IC-SOUND PROCESSOR 146.0 206.1

IC704 IC-TTL 197.7 202.9

IC705 IC-SRAM 202.5 192.8


IC707 IC-TTL 209.0 203.0

IC708 IC-TTL 214.8 186.1

IC709 IC-TTL 214.8 197.4


IC712 IC-TTL 202.4 193.0

IC713 IC-TTL 205.0 181.4



IC811 IC-SWITCH REG. 148.4 248.2

IC812 IC-SWITCH VOL. REG. 11.5 221.0



IC815 IC-POSI.ADJUST REG. 73.3 218.9


IC817 IC-POSI.ADJUST REG. 105.2 195.8


IC901 IC-RESET 172.7 156.9

IC902 IC MICOM 177.6 178.4

IC903 IC MICOM 157.3 178.1


IC907 IC-DECODER 201.8 137.1

IC911 IC-EPROM 202.1 164.7

IC916 IC-OP AMP 180.8 162.7


IC919 IC-MODULATOR 75.7 108.9



Q001 FET-SILICON 27.1 36.1


Q301 TR-SMALL SIGNAL 160.8 91.7










































IC

TRANSISTOR

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 11-7

11 Schematic Diagrams

This Document can not be used without Samsung’s authorization.

11-7 MAIN POWER 1_INVERTER Schematic Diagram


11-8 LE26A41B/LE32A41B


11-8 MAIN POWER 2_PFC Schematic Diagram

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 11-9



11-9 MAIN POWER 3_MULTI Schematic Diagram


11-10 LE26A41B/LE32A41B


11-10 SUB POWER Schematic Diagram

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 11-7



11-7 MAIN POWER 1_INVERTER Schematic Diagram


11-8 LE26A41B/LE32A41B


11-8 MAIN POWER 2_PFC Schematic Diagram

LE26A41B/LE32A41B 11-9



11-9 MAIN POWER 3_MULTI Schematic Diagram


11-10 LE26A41B/LE32A41B


11-10 SUB POWER Schematic Diagram

TFT-LCD TV/MONITORChassis ModelDU26EO LE26A41BDU32EO LE32A41B

ManualSERVICETFT-LCD TV/MONITOR CONTENTS

1. Precautions

2. Product Specifications

3. Disassembly & Reassembly

4. Alignment & Adjustments

5. Troubleshooting

6. Exploded View & Parts List

7. Parts List

8. Block Diagram

9. Wiring Diagram

10. PCB Layout

11. Schematic Diagrams

12. Panel Description

Samsung Electronics Co.,Ltd.416, Maetan-3Dong, Yeongtong-Gu, Suwon City, Kyungki-Do,Korea, 443-742Printed in KoreaP/N : BN82-00122B-00URL : http://itself.sec.samsung.co.kr/

This Service Manual is a property ofSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Any unauthorized use of Manual can bepunished under applicable Internationaland/or domestic law.

LCD TVLE26A41BLE32A41B

Owner’s InstructionsBefore operating the unit,

please read this manual thoroughly,and retain it for future reference.

- AFTER SALES SERVICE

- Do not hesitate to contact your retailer or service agent if achange in the performance of your product indicates that afaulty condition may be present.

BN68-00751F-00

ELECTRONICS

ON-SCREEN MENUSPC DISPLAY

PICTURE IN PICTURE (PIP)TELETEXT

This device is a class B digital apparatus.

LCD

TVLE

26A41B

/LE32A

41B

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LCD TVLE26A41BLE32A41B

Owner’s InstructionsBefore operating the unit,

please read this manual thoroughly,and retain it for future reference.

ON-SCREEN MENUSPC DISPLAY

PICTURE IN PICTURE (PIP)TELETEXT

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Precautions When Displaying a Still Image

A still image may cause permanent damage to the TV screen.

• Digital Ready TV: When youselect the regular screen (4:3)mode to watch an SD-gradedigital broadcast (and the set-topbox output is 480p).

Although digital broadcasting must be in thewide screen (16:9) HD format, broadcasterssometimes show programs made originallyin the regular screen format (4:3) byconverting the signals into digital form, inwhich case the left and right side edges ofthe screen are cropped.

Do not leave the screen in pause mode forextended periods of time as you mayexperience temporary or permanent imageburn.

Note : If the borders at the left, right and thecenter of the screen remain fixed foran extended period of time, theamount of light transmission will alsoremain varied and as a result theborders may leave traces. • Digital Ready TV: When you

select the wide screen (16:9)mode to watch an SD-gradedigital broadcast (and the set-topbox output is 1080i).

• Digital Ready TV: When theTV receives HD-grade signals(and the set-top box output is 1080i).

When you watch a digital HD-grade broadcaston a regular (4:3) TV with the screen size"16:9" or "Panorama" selected, you will beable to watch the program but the top andbottom edges of the screen will be cropped.


Note : If the borders at the top, bottom andthe center of the screen remain fixedfor an extended period of time, theamount of light transmission will alsoremain varied and as a result theborders may leave traces.

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• Integrated Digital TV(Wide-screen): When the TVreceives SD-grade (regular)broadcasting signals (receives480p regular signals).

• Digital Ready TV (wide-screen):digital TV: When the TV receivesSD-grade (regular) broadcastingsignals (with a set-top box).

• When you watch an analog(regular) broadcast on awide-screen TV (with the 4:3 screenmode selected).

Although digital broadcasting must be in thewide screen (16:9) HD format, broadcasterssometimes show programs made originallyin the regular screen format (4:3) byconverting the signals into digital form, inwhich case the left and right side edges ofthe screen are cropped.


Note : If the borders at the left, right and thecenter of the screen remain fixed foran extended period of time, theamount of light transmission will alsoremain varied and as a result theborders may leave traces.

• When you watch a DVD, CD or avideo in wide screen (21:9) format ona wide-screen (16:9) TV.

• When you connect a computer or agame console to the TV and selectthe 4:3 screen mode.

If you connect a DVD player, computer or agame console to the wide-screen TV andwatch a movie or play a game in regular(4:3) or wide (21:9) screen mode, the leftand right side edges, or the top and bottomedges of the screen will be cropped.


Note : If the borders at the left, right and thecenter of the screen remain fixed foran extended period of time, theamount of light transmission will alsoremain varied and as a result theborders may leave traces.

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Contents

CONNECTING AND PREPARING YOUR TVViewing the Control Panel ......................................................................................... 4Viewing the Connection Panel................................................................................... 5- Connecting an Aerial or Cable Television Network ............................................... 5- Connecting Set-Top Box, VCR or DVD................................................................. 5- Connecting External A/V Devices .......................................................................... 6- Connecting Computer ............................................................................................ 6- Connecting Sub Woofer ......................................................................................... 7- Connecting DVI....................................................................................................... 7Viewing the Remote Control (All Functions Except Teletext) ................................... 8 Viewing the Remote Control (Teletext Functions)..................................................... 9Installing Batteries in the Remote Control................................................................. 10Switching On and Off ................................................................................................. 11Placing Your Television in Standby Mode ................................................................. 11Becoming Familiar with the Remote Control ............................................................ 12Plug and Play ............................................................................................................. 13Choosing Your Language .......................................................................................... 14

SETTING THE CHANNELSStoring Channels Automatically................................................................................. 15Storing Channels Manually........................................................................................ 16Editing the Channels.................................................................................................. 18Sorting the Stored Channels ..................................................................................... 19Assigning Channels Names ...................................................................................... 20Fine Tuning Channel Reception ................................................................................ 21

SETTING THE PICTUREChanging the Picture Standard ................................................................................. 22Adjusting the Custom Picture .................................................................................... 23Changing the Colour Tone......................................................................................... 24Changing the Picture Size ......................................................................................... 25Freezing the Current Picture...................................................................................... 26DNIe (Digital Natural Image engine) ......................................................................... 26My Colour Control ...................................................................................................... 27Dynamic Contrast....................................................................................................... 28Brightness Sensor...................................................................................................... 29Viewing the Picture In Picture (PIP) .......................................................................... 30

SETTING THE SOUNDAdjusting the Volume ................................................................................................. 32Switching the Sound Off Temporarily ........................................................................ 33Selecting the Sound Mode ........................................................................................ 33Changing the Sound Standard .................................................................................. 34Adjusting the Sound Settings .................................................................................... 34Selecting WOW Surround.......................................................................................... 35Adjusting the Volume Automatically .......................................................................... 35

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Contents

SETTING THE SOUNDConnecting Headphones ........................................................................................... 36Adjusting Your Headphone Preferences ................................................................... 36Listening to the Sound of the Sub Picture ................................................................ 37Sub Woofer................................................................................................................. 37

SETTING THE TIMESetting and Displaying the Current Time .................................................................. 38Setting the Sleep Timer.............................................................................................. 39Switching the Television On and Off Automatically................................................... 40

SETTING THE OTHERSSetting the Blue Screen Mode................................................................................... 41Colour Weakness....................................................................................................... 42Selecting the Melody ................................................................................................. 43Selecting a Device from External Sources................................................................ 44Viewing Pictures from External Sources................................................................... 44

SETTING THE PCSetting up Your PC Software (Based on Windows XP) ........................................... 45Adjusting the PC Screen Automatically..................................................................... 46Coarse and Fine Tuning of the Image....................................................................... 47Changing the Image Position .................................................................................... 48Initializing the Image Settings .................................................................................... 49

USING THE TELETEXT FEATURETeletext Decoder ........................................................................................................ 50Displaying the Teletext Information............................................................................ 50Selecting a Specific Teletext Page ............................................................................ 51Using FLOF to Select a Teletext Page...................................................................... 52

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USETroubleshooting: Before Contacting Service Personnel........................................... 53Installing the Wall Mount Kit..................................................................................... 54Using the Anti-Theft Kensington Lock ....................................................................... 55Technical and Environmental Specifications............................................................. 56Display Mode (PC)..................................................................................................... 57Pin Configurations...................................................................................................... 58Wiring the Mains Power Supply Plug (UK Only) ...................................................... 59Setting Up Your Remote Control ............................................................................... 60

Press Important Note

Symbols

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Viewing the Control Panel

SOURCEDisplays a menu of all of the available inputsources (TV, Ext.1, Ext.2, AV, S-Video, DVI, PC).

You can also use the SOURCE button on the TV’s control panel to make selections.

MENU

Press to see an on-screen menu ofyour TV’s features.

- +

Press to decrease or increase the volume.Also used to select items on theon-screen menu.

C/P.

Press to change channels.Also press to highlight various itemson the on-screen menu.(Without the Remote Control, You canturn on TV by using the Channel buttons.)

(Power)Press to turn the TV on and off.

Light Detecting SensorAdjusts brightness of screen automatically bydetecting brightness of surrounding environment.This sensor works when Brightness Sensor is on.

Remote Control Sensor Aims the remote control towards this spoton the TV.

Power IndicatorLights up when you turn the power off. When you turn the power off after selecting On/OffTimer, green light will appear.

Speakers

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Viewing the Connection Panel

Whenever you connect an audio or video system to your set, ensure that all elements areswitched off.

Connecting an Aerial or Cable Television NetworkTo 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

Connecting Set-Top Box, VCR or DVD- Connect the VCR or DVD SCART cable to the SCART connector of the VCR or DVD.- If you wish to connect both the Set-Top Box and VCR (or DVD), you should connect the Set-Top Box

to the VCR (or DVD) and connect the VCR (or DVD) to your set.

Input/Output Specification

Power Input

Connector

SCART 1

SCART 2

Video Audio (L/R) S-Video RGB Video+Audio (L/R)

Only TV Out

Monitor Out(TV/Ext.1/Ext.2/AV/S-VHS)

Input Output

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Connecting External A/V Devices- Connect RCA or S-VIDEO cable to an appropriate external A/V device such as VCR, DVD or Camcorder.- Connect RCA audio cables to “L - AUDIO - R” on the rear of your set and the other ends to

corresponding audio out connectors on the A/V device.- Headphone may be connected to the headphone output ( ) on the rear of your set. While the

headphone is connected, the sound from the built-in speakers will be disabled.

Connecting Computer

- Connect the D- Sub cable to “PC (PC IN)” on the rear of your set.

- Connect the stereo audio cable to “AUDIO (PC IN)” on the rear of your set and the other end to “Audio Out” of the sound card on your computer.

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Connecting Sub Woofer

Connecting DVI

- Connect the DVI connector to the DVD connector.

- Connect the stereo audio cable to “L - AUDIO - R” on the rear of your set and the other end to “Audio Out” of the sound card on your DVD.

- DVI does not support PC function.

Source Video Horizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency Resolution(kHz) (Hz) (Lines)

Source PAL 15.625 50 575

SECAM 15.625 50 575

NTSC4.43 15.734 60 483

NTSC3.58 (Except RF) 15.704 60 483

DVI 480/60i 15.734 60 483

480/60p 31.469 60 483

576/50i 15.625 50 576

576/50p 31.250 50 576

720/60p 45.000 60 720

1080/50i 28.125 50 1080

1080/60i 33.750 60 1080

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Numeric buttons for

direct channel access

One/Two-digit channel selection

Volume up or down(Refer to page 32)

Sound effect selection(Refer to page 34)

Selects the PC mode directly(Refer to page 46)

Temporary sound switch-off(Refer to page 33)

Menu display and change confirmation

(Refer to page 12)

DUAL I-II button(Refer to page 33)

Automatic Power-off(Refer to page 39)

Selects a target device to becontrolled by the samsungremote control(TV, Samsung STB, VCR,CABLE, DVD)(Refer to pages 60~63)

Use to see information on the current broadcast.(Refer to page 38)

Previous channel

-Next channel-Previous channel(Refer to page 11)

Available source selection(Refer to page 44)

Exit the OSD

Control the cursor in the menu(Refer to page 12)

Picture effect selection(Refer to page 22)

Reset:When your remote does not work, change the batteries and press the “Reset” button for 2-3 seconds before use.

STILL : Picture freeze(Refer to page 26)

Set (Refer to pages 60~62)

SRS WOW selection(Refer to page 35)

The performance of the remote control may be affected by bright light.

Television On/Off(Refer to page 11)

Viewing the Remote Control (All Functions Except Teletext)

Selects the TV mode directly

Picture size selection(Refer to page 25)

Press to improve the digitalvideo quality.

(Refer to page 26)

VCR/DVD FUNCTIONS: Rewind

: Stop

: Play/Pause

: Fast/Forward

PIP FUNCTIONS; (Refer to page 30~31)

PIP : Picture-In-Picture On/ Off

POSITION : PIP position selectionSIZE : PIP size selectionSWAP : Interchange the main

and sub picture

You can use the remote control up to a distance of about 23 feet from the TV.When using the remote, always point it directly at the TV. You can also use your remote control to operate your VCR, Cable box, DVD player or Samsung Set-Top box.

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Viewing the Remote Control (Teletext Functions)

Teletext index

Teletext hold

Exit from the teletext display Teletext reveal

P : Teletext next pageP : Teletext previous page

Teletext mode selection(LIST/FLOF)

Teletext size selection

Teletext store

Teletext Function : Refer to pages 50-52 for details

Teletext cancel

Teletext display/mix both teletextinformation and the normal broadcast

Teletext sub page

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Installing Batteries in the Remote Control

1 Slide the cover out completely.

2 Install two AAA size batteries.

Make sure to match the “+” and “–” ends of the batteries withthe diagram inside the compartment.

3 Replace the cover.

Remove the batteries and store them in a cool, dry placeif you won’t be using the remote control for a long time.The remote control can be used up to about 23 feet from the TV.(Assuming typical TV usage, the batteries last for about one year.)

If remote control doesn’t work!

Check the following:

1. Is the TV power on?

2. Are the plus and minus ends of the batteries reversed?

3. Are the batteries drained?

4. Is there a power outage, or is the power cord unplugged?

5. Is there a special fluorescent light or a neon sign nearby?

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Switching On and Off

Your set can be placed in standby mode in order to reduce the powerconsumption. The standby mode can be useful when you wish tointerrupt viewing temporarily (during a meal, for example).

1 Press the POWER button on the remote control.

Result: The screen is turned off and a red standby indicatorappears on the front of your set.

2 To switch your set back on, simply press the POWER , numericbuttons (0~9) or channel up/down ( / ) button again.

Do not leave your set in standby mode for long periods of time (when you areaway on holiday, for example). It is best to unplug the set from the mains and aerial.

The mains lead is attached to the rear of your set.

If you have purchased this set in the United Kingdom,refer to page 59 for further instructions on plug wiring.

1 Plug the mains lead into an appropriate socket.

Result: The main voltage is indicated on the rear of your set and

the frequency is 50 or 60Hz.

2 Press the POWER button on the lower-right part of the panel.

Result: The standby indicator lights up on the front panel.

3 Press the numeric button (0~9) or channel up/down ( / ) buttonon the remote control or C/P. button on the lower-rightpart of the panel.

Result: The programme that you were watching last is reselectedautomatically.

When you switch the set on for the very first time, you will beasked to choose language in which the menus are to bedisplayed (see page 14).

4 To switch your set off, press the POWER button again.

Placing Your Television in Standby Mode

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Becoming Familiar with the Remote Control

The remote control is used mainly to:

Change channels and adjust the volume.

Set up your set using the on-screen menu system.

The following table presents the most frequently used buttons andtheir functions.

Button Viewing Function Menu Function

Used to display the -next stored channel.

Used to display the -previous stored channel.

to Used to display the corresponding channels.

For double digit channels, the second digit must be pushed immediately after the first. Failure to do this will result in a single digit channel being displayed.

_/_ _ Used to select a channel numbered ten or over. Press this button, and enter the two digit channel number.

Used to increase the -volume.

Used to decrease the -volume.

MUTE Used to switch the sound off temporarily.

To turn the sound back on, press this buttonagain, or press the +/- button.

MENU Used to display the Used to return to the on-screen menu system. previous menu or

normal viewing.

EXIT Used to exit the on-screen menu system.

Used to move among the menu items.

Used to select a menu item or increasethe value of the selected item.

Used to return to the previous menu item ordecrease the value of the selected item.

- Used to confirm yourENTER choice.

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Plug and Play

When the set is initially powered ON, several basic customer settingsproceed automatically and subsequently.The following settings are available.

1 If the set is in standby mode, press the POWER button on theremote control.

Result: The message Plug & Play is displayed. It appears for alittle while, and then the Language menu isautomatically displayed.

2 Select the appropriate Language by pressing the or button.

The available languages are listed.You can choose one of 18 languages.

3 Press the ENTER button to confirm your choice.

Result: The message Antenna Input Check is displayed withthe OK selected.

4 Press the ENTER button.

Result: The following countries are available:Belgie - Deutschland - Espania - France -Italia - Nederland - Schweiz - Sverige - UK -East Europe -Others

5 Select your Country by pressing the or button.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The Auto Store menu is displayed with theStart selected.


Result: The channel search will start and end automatically.

7 Select the Hour or min by pressing the or button.Set the Hour/min by pressing the or button.(Refer to “Setting and Displaying the Current Time” on page 38)

8 Press the MENU button to confirm your setting.

Result: The message Enjoy your viewing is displayed, andthen the channel which has been stored will be activated.

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Plug and Play

If you want to reset this feature...

1 Press the MENU button.

Result: The main menu is displayed.

2 Press the or button to select Setup.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The options available in the Setup group are displayed.

3 Press the or button to select Plug & Play.


Result: The message Plug & Play is displayed.

5 For further details on how to set, refer to the previous page.

Choosing Your Language

When you start using your set for the first time, you must select thelanguage which will be used for displaying menus and indications.



2 Press the or button to select Setup.



4 Press the or button to select Language.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The available languages are listed.

5 Select a particular language by pressing the or buttonrepeatedly.Press the ENTER button.

You can choose one of 18 languages.

6 When you are satisfied with your choice, press the EXIT button toreturn to normal viewing.

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Storing Channels Automatically

You can scan for the frequency ranges available to you (and availabilitydepends on your country). Automatically allocated programme numbersmay not correspond to actual or desired programme numbers. However,you can sort numbers manually and clear any channels you do not wishto watch.



2 Press the or button to select Channel.

Result: The options available in the Channel group aredisplayed.


Result: The Country is selected.

4 Press the ENTER button again. Select your Countryby pressing the or button repeatedly.

Result: The following countries are available:Belgie - Deutschland - Espania - France - Italia - Nederland - Schweiz - Sverige - UK - East Europe - Others


6 Press the or button to select Auto Store.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The Start is selected.

7 Press ENTER button to search the channels.The sub menu is changed from Start to Stop with channel searchstarted.

Result: The search will end automatically. Channels are sortedand stored in an order which reflects their position in thefrequency range (with lowest first and highest last). The programme originally selected is then displayed.

To return to the previous menu, press the or buttonto select Return and then press the ENTER button.

To stop the search before it has finished, press theENTER button with Stop selected.

8 When the channels have been stored, you can:Sort them in the order required (refer to page 19)Assign names to the stored channels (refer to page 20)Add or delete the channels (refer to page 18)Fine tune channel reception if necessary (refer to page 21)

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You can store up to 100 channels, including those received via cablenetworks. When storing channels manually, you can choose:

Whether or not to store each of the channels found.

The programme number of each stored channel which youwish to identify.



2 Press the or button to select Channel.



4 Press the or button to select Manual Store.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The options available in the Manual Store menu aredisplayed with Prog.No selected.

5 Press the ENTER button again.To assign a programme number to a channel, find the correctnumber by pressing the or button and then press theENTER button.

You can also set programme number by pressing numberbuttons on the remote control.

6 Press the or button to select Colour System and then pressthe ENTER button. Select the Colour System required by pressing the or buttonrepeatedly and then press the ENTER button.

Result: The colour standards are displayed in the following order: AUTO - PAL - SECAM - NT4.43

7 Press the or button to select Sound System and then pressthe ENTER button.Select the sound standard required by pressing the or buttonrepeatedly and then press the ENTER button.

Result: The sound standards are displayed in the following order: BG - DK - I - L

8 For all the channels to move to the required channel numbers,repeat steps 5 to 7 after selecting Prog.No by pressing or button.

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Storing Channels Manually

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9 If you know the number of the channel to be stored....

Press the or button to select Channel and then press the ENTER button.

Select C (Air channel) or S (Cable channel) by pressing the or button.

Press the button to select Channel.

Select the required number by pressing the or button andthen press the ENTER button.

If there is abnormal sound or no sound, re-select the soundsystem required.

You can also set Channel by pressing number buttons on theremote control.

10 If you do not know the channel numbers, press the or buttonto select Search and then press the ENTER button. Search by pressing the or button and then press theENTER button.

Result: The tuner scans the frequency range until the firstchannel or the channel that you selected is received onyour screen.

11 Press the or button to select Store and then press the ENTER button.Select Yes by pressing the or button and then press theENTER button.

Result: The channel and associated programme number arestored.

12 Repeat steps 9 to11 for each channel to be stored.

Channel mode

P (Programme mode): When tuning is completed, the broadcasting stations in your area will have been assigned to position numbers from P00 to P99. You can select a channel by entering the position number in this mode.

C (Real channel mode): You can select a channel by entering the assigned number to each broadcast station in this mode.

S (Cable channel mode): You can select a channel by entering the assigned number to each cable channel in this mode.

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Storing Channels Manually

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You can exclude the channels you chose from the channels youscanned. When you scan through the stored channels, those you havechosen to skip are not displayed.

All channels that you do not specifically choose to skip are displayedduring scanning.



2 Press the or button to select Channel.Press the ENTER button.


3 Press the or button to select Add/Delete.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The state of current channel is displayed.

4 Press the / button to select Channel that you wish to Add or Delete.

Result: If the channel that you wish to edit is not in memory, theAdd is selected and displayed.Otherwise, if the channel that you wish to edit is inmemory, the Delete is selected and displayed.

5 Press the ENTER button to Add or Delete channel.

6 To return to the previous menu, select Return by pressing the or button and then press the ENTER button.

7 Repeat steps 4 and 6 for each channel to be added or deleted.

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Editing the Channels

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Sorting the Stored Channels

You can exchange the numbers of two channels, in order to:

Modify the numeric order in which the channels have beenautomatically stored.

Give easily remembered numbers to the channels that youwatch most often.





3 Press the or button to select Sort.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The Prog.No, Channel and Name are displayed.

4 Select the Channel number that you wish to change by pressingthe or button repeatedly.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The selected Channel number and Name is moved toright side.

5 Press the or button to move to the position which you wouldlike to change and then press the ENTER button.

Result: The selected channel is exchanged with the onepreviously stored to the chosen number.

6 Repeat steps 4 to 5 for another channel to be sorted.

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Assigning Channels Names

Channel names will be assigned automatically when channelinformation is broadcast.These names can be changed, allowing you to assign new names.





3 Press the or button to select Name.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The current Prog.No, Channel and Name aredisplayed.

4 If necessary, select the channel to be assigned to a new name bypressing the or button.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The selection bar is displayed around the name box.

5 To... Then...

Select a letter, number or symbol Press the or button

Move on the next letter Press the button

Move back the previous letter Press the button

Confirm the name Press the ENTER button

The characters available are :Letters of the alphabet (A~Z)Numbers (0~9)Special characters ( *,

_, space)

6 Repeat steps 4 to 5 for each channel to be assigned to a new name.

7 When you are satisfied with the setting, press the MENU buttonto return to the previous menu or press the EXIT button to return tonormal viewing.

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Fine Tuning Channel Reception

If the reception is clear, you do not have to fine-tune the channel,as this is done automatically during the search and store operation.If however, the signal is weak or distorted, you may have to fine-tunethe channel manually.

Select the channel that you want to fine tune.





3 Press the or button to select Fine Tune.Press the ENTER button.

4 Press the or button to reach the required setting.Press the ENTER button.To reset the fine-tuning, select Reset by pressing or buttonand then press the ENTER button.To return to the previous menu, select Return by pressing

or button and press the ENTER button.


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Changing the Picture Standard

You can select the type of picture which best corresponds to yourviewing requirements.



2 Press the or button to select Picture.

Result: The options available in the Picture group aredisplayed.


Result: The Mode is selected.

4 Press the ENTER button again.Select the required picture effect by pressing the or buttonrepeatedly.

Result: The following picture effects are available: Dynamic - Standard - Movie - Custom

You can also display simply by pressing the P.MODE(Picture Mode) button.

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Adjusting the Custom Picture

Your set has several settings which allow you to control picture quality.






4 Press the or button to select Custom and press theENTER button.

5 Select the option (Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, Colour)to be adjusted by pressing the or button. Press the ENTER button.

Result: The horizontal bar is displayed.

6 Press the or button to reach the required setting.


If you make any changes to these settings, the Picture Mode is automatically switched to Custom.

In PC mode, only Contrast and Brightness can be adjusted in Custom mode.

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Changing the Colour Tone

You can select the most comfortable colour tone to your eye.






4 Press the or button to select Colour Tone and pressENTER button. Select the required option by pressing the

or button repeatedly.

Result: The following options are available:Cool2 - Cool1 - Normal - Warm1 - Warm2


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Changing the Picture Size

You can select the picture size which best corresponds to your viewingrequirements.






4 Press the or button to select Size and press the ENTERbutton.

5 Select the required option by pressing the or buttonrepeatedly.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The following options are available:Auto Wide - Wide - Panorama - Zoom1 -Zoom2 - 4:3

You can select these options by simply pressing the P.SIZE (Picture Size) button on the remote control.

When the picture size is selected to Auto Wide, the PIPfeature will work.

In PC Mode, only Wide and 4:3 mode can be adjusted.

In Zoom 1 or 2, use the or button to move thepicture.

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DNIe (Digital Natural Image engine)

Press the STILL button to freeze a moving picture into a still one.Press again to cancel.

Samsung’s new technology brings you more detailed images withcontrast and white enhancement. A new image compensation algorithmgives viewers brighter and clearer image.DNIe technology will match every signal to your eye.






4 Press the or button to select DNIe and then press theENTER button.Select the required option by pressing the or button. Result: The following options are available:

DNle On - DNle Off - DNle Demo

You can also select these options by simply pressing theDNIe button.

DNIe On Improved picture mode as demonstrated by DNIeDemo is activated.

DNIe Off The mode is deactivated and the screen returns to its original condition.

DNIe Demo The screen shows the improved image on the left-hand side and the original image on the right-hand side.


This function doesn’t work when source is in PC mode.

Freezing the Current Picture

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My Colour Control is to adust the most preferred colours such as Blue,Green, Pink without interfering with other colours in order for eachconsumer to enjoy screen colour of their choice.






4 Press the or button to select My Colour Control and thenpress the ENTER button.

Result: The options available in the My Colour Control menuare displayed.

5 Press the or button to select Easy Control and pressENTER button. Select a source of the sub picture by pressingthe or button and press the ENTER button.

Result: The sources are displayed in the following order: Blue - Green - Pink - Standard - Custom

6 Press the or button to select Detail Control and pressENTER button. Select a source of the sub picture by pressingthe or button and press the ENTER button.

Result: The sources are displayed in the following order: Pink - Green - Blue- Reset



This function doesn't work when source is in PC mode, DNIe is set to off or PIP is set to on.

To reset the Detail Control, Select Reset by pressing the or button and then press the ENTER button.

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My Colour Control

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Dynamic Contrast is to automatically detect distribution of inputtedvisual signal and adjust to create optimum contrast.






4 Press the or button to select Dynamic Contrast.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The Dynamic Contrast menu is displayed.

5 Select On by pressing or button.Press the ENTER button.

6 When it has finished, press the EXIT button to return to normal viewing.

This function doesn't work when source is in PC mode,DNIe is set to off or PIP is set to on.

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Dynamic Contrast

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Brightness Sensor

Brightness Sensor is to adjust brightness of screeneither automatically or manually by detecting brightness ofsurrounding environment using light detecting sensor.






4 Press the or button to select Brightness Sensor.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The Brightness Sensor menu is displayed.

5 Select On by pressing or button.

Result: Brightness on the screen is adjusted automatically according to brightness of surrounding environment.

6 When it has finished, press the ENTER button to return to theprevious menu or press the EXIT button to return to normal viewing.

This function doesn't work when source is in PC mode.

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You can display a sub picture within the main picture of set programmeor video input. In this way, you can watch the picture of set programmeor video input from any connected equipment whiling watching themain picture.






4 Press the or button to select PIP and then press theENTER button.

Result: The options available in the PIP menu are displayed.

5 Press the ENTER button again. Select On by pressing the or button and then press theENTER button.

6 Press the or button to select Source and press ENTERbutton. Select a source of the sub picture by pressing the or button and press the ENTER button.

Result: The sources are displayed in the following order: When main picture is set to TV/Ext.1/Ext.2/AV/S-Video, only DVI/PC can be selected and when main picture is set to DVI/PC, TV/Ext.1/Ext.2/AV/S-Video can beselected.

7 Press the or button to select Swap.To interchange the main picture and the sub picture, select Swapoption and press the ENTER button.

Result: The main picture and the sub picture are interchanged.

8 Press the or button to select Size of 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.

Result: The sizes are displayed in the following order:

- -

Viewing the Picture In Picture (PIP)

[DVI/PC Only]

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9 Press the or button to select Position and then press theENTER button. Select the position of sub picture by pressing the or button andthen press the ENTER button.

Result: You can move the sub picture.

When the size of sub picture is set to

or , this feature does not work.

10 Press the or button to select Prog.No and then press theENTER button. You can select the channel that you want to view through sub pictureby pressing the or button.

Result: The memorized Prog.No is displayed.

MAIN: DVI/PC, PIP: TV

“Prog.No” is inactive and not available in TV mode.However, they become active and available in DVI/PCmode.

11 To return to normal viewing, press the EXIT button.

Remote-control functions while "PIP" is "On":

Features Description

PIP Used to operate On/Off function of PIPdirectly.

SWAP Used to interchange the main picture and the sub picture.

When the main picture is in the videomode and the sub picture is in the setmode, you might not hear the sound ofmain picture when pressing the SWAPbutton after changing the sub picturechannel. At this time, reselect the mainpicture channel.

POSITION You also move the sub picture simply by pressing the POSITION button.

SIZE Select a size of the sub picture by pressing the SIZE button.

Sub TV Ext.1 Ext.2 AV S-Video DVI PCMain

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S-Video

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Viewing the Picture In Picture (PIP)

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[PC/DVI Only]

PIP Settings

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Adjusting the Volume

You can adjust the volume using your remote control.

Press the VOL(+) button to increase the volume.

Result: A horizontal bar is displayed and the volume increasesuntil you release the button. The cursor moves to the rightto indicate the volume.

Press the VOL(-) button to decrease the volume.

Result: A horizontal bar is displayed and the volume decreasesuntil you release the button. The cursor moves to the leftto indicate the volume.

Additional sound adjustments are available on your set.For further details, refer to pages 33 to 37.

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Switching the Sound Off Temporarily

You can switch the sound off temporarily.

Example: You wish to answer the telephone.

1 Press the MUTE button.

Result: The sound is switched off and “Mute” is displayed.

2 When you wish to turn the sound back on, press the MUTEbutton again or either of the volume buttons.

Result: The sound comes back on at the same volume as beforeand the “Mute” indication disappears.

Selecting the Sound Mode

You can set the sound mode by pressing the "DUAL I-II" button.When you press it, current sound mode is displayed on the screen.

If the receiving conditions deteriorate, listening will be easierif the mode is set to Mono.

If the stereo signal is weak and automatic switching occurs,switch to Mono.

Default

Automaticchange

DUAL 1

Automaticchange

DUAL 1

Audio Type

Mono

Stereo

Dual

Mono

Stereo

Dual

FMStereo

NICAMStereo

DUAL 1/2

MONO

STEREO MONO

DUAL 1 DUAL 2

MONO

MONO STEREO

MONO DUAL 1

DUAL 2

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Changing the Sound Standard

Adjusting the Sound Settings

You can select the type of special sound effect to be used whenwatching a given broadcast.



2 Press the or button to select Sound.

Result: The options available in the Sound group are displayed.


4 Press the ENTER button again.

Result: The Mode is selected.

5 Select the required sound effect by pressing the or buttonrepeatedly and then press the ENTER button. The following sound effects are available: Standard - Music - Movie - Speech - Custom

You can also select these options by simply pressing the

S.MODE (Sound Mode) button on the remote control.

The sound settings can be adjusted to suit your personal preferences.






4 Select Equalizer by pressing the or button and then pressthe ENTER button.

5 Select the required option by pressing the or button.



If you make any changes to these settings, the Sound Mode isautomatically switched to Custom.

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Selecting WOW Surround

Adjusting the Volume Automatically

Select the Wow Surround feature to amplify the mid- to low-rangesounds or create a surround sound effect.






4 Press the or buttons to select WOW.press the ENTER button.

5 Press the or button to select On.Press the ENTER button.

6 Press the EXIT button to return to normal viewing.

Select On/Off with SRS button on the remote control as well.

is a trademark of SRS Labs,Inc.WOW technology is incorporated under license from SRS labs, Inc.

Each broadcasting station has its own signal conditions, and so it is noteasy for you to adjust the volume every time the channel is changed.This feature lets you automatically adjust the volume of the desiredchannel by lowering the sound output when the modulation signal ishigh or by raising the sound output when the modulation signal is low.



2 Press the or button to select Sound.Press the ENTER button.


3 Press the or button to select Auto Volume.Press the ENTER button.



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Connecting Headphones

You can connect a set of headphones to your set if you wish to watch aTV programme without disturbing the other people in the room.

Plug a set of headphones into the 3.5mm mini-jack socket on the rear panelof the set.

Result: The sound is heard through the headphones.

For further details on how to set your headphonepreferences, refer to the section below.

Prolonged use of headphones at a high volume may damage your hearing.

You will not receive sound from the speakers when youconnect headphones to the system.

You can adjust the headphone settings to suit your preferences.

The following headphones settings are available:

Volume, Balance, Bass, Treble.






4 Press the or button to select Headphone.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The Headphone sound menu (Volume, Balance,Bass, Treble) is displayed.

To... Then...

Change the option Press the or button.

Change a setting Press the or button.

Confirm the changes Press the ENTER button.

Adjusting Your Headphone Preferences

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Listening to the Sound of the Sub Picture

During the PIP feature is activating, you can listen to the sound of thesub picture.






4 Press the or button to select Sound Select and then pressthe ENTER button.

Result: Main and Sub are displayed.

You can select this option when the PIP is in “On”.

5 Select the Sub by pressing the or button.Press the ENTER button.

Result: You can listen to the sound of the sub picture.

To listen the sound of current main picture, set to Main.

Sub Woofer is a speaker that complements front speaker’s reproductioncapability of low-pitched sound.






4 Press the or button to select Sub Woofer.Press the ENTER button.

5 Press the ENTER button.Select “On” by pressing the or button and then press theENTER button.

Result: The Sub Woofer menu (Volume, Cut off Freq.) is displayed.

To... Then...

Change the option Press the or button.

Change a setting Press the or button.

Confirm the changes Press the ENTER button.

Sub Woofer

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Setting and Displaying the Current Time

You can set the TV’s clock so that the current time is displayed whenyou press the INFO button. You must also set the time if you wish touse the automatic On/Off timers.

If you disconnect the power cord, you have to set the clockagain.




Result: The options available in the Setup group are displayedwith Time selected.


Result: The Time menu is displayed with Clock selected.


5 To... Press the...

Move to Hour or min or button

Set the Hour or min or button

6 When you have satisfied with the setting, press the MENUbutton to return to the previous menu or press the EXIT button toreturn to normal viewing.

7 To display the... Press the...

Current time and selected audio/video INFO buttonsetting status

You can also set hour and minute by pressing number buttons onthe remote control.

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Setting the Sleep Timer

You can select a time period of between 30 and 180 minutes after whichthe television automatically switches to standby mode.



2 Press the or button to select Setup.Press the ENTER button




4 Press the or button to select Sleep Timer.Press the ENTER button.

5 Press the or button repeatedly and cycle through the presettime intervals (--, 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180).

Result: The TV automatically switches to standby mode when thetimer reaches 0.

6 To cancel the sleep timer function, select Set by pressing theor button and then select "Off" by pressing the or

button.Press the ENTER button.


You can set the sleep timer by simply pressing the SLEEP button on theremote control.

1 Press the SLEEP button on the remote control.

Result: If the sleep timer is not yet set, Off is displayed.Otherwise, the remaining time before which the televisionswitches to standby mode is displayed.

2 Select the preset time interval for staying on by pressing the SLEEPbutton repeatedly.

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You can set the On/Off timers so that the set will:

Switch on automatically and tune to the channel of yourchoice at the time you select.

Switch off automatically at the time you select.

The first step is to set the television’s clock(refer to “Setting and Displaying the Current Time” on page 38 ).







4 Press the or button to select On Timer.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The On Timer menu is displayed.

5 Set the time, channel and volume level at which you wish the set tobe switched on.

To... Press the...

Move to Hour, min, Prog.No and Volume or button

Set Hour, min, Prog.No and Volume or button

Move to Set or button

Select On to enable above setting or button

Press the ENTER button.

6 Press the or button to select Off Timer.In the same way, set the time at which you wish the set tobe switched off automatically.

You can also set hour and minute by pressing number buttonson the remote control.

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Switching the Television On and Off Automatically

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If no signal is being received or the signal is very weak, a blue screenautomatically replaces the noisy picture background.If you wish to continue viewing the poor picture, you must set the"Blue Screen" mode to "Off".





3 Press the or button to select Blue Screen.Press the ENTER button.



Setting the Blue Screen Mode

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Colour Weakness is a feature that enables those with a Colour Weakness to view images as those with normal colour vision do.The feature provides nine different colour adjustment layers each forred, green and blue.





3 Press the or button to select Colour Weakness.Press the ENTER button.

4 Press the ENTER button.Press the or button to select On.

5 Press the ENTER button.Press the or button to select Red, Green and Blue.Press the ENTER button.

6 Press the or button to adjust the Colour Weakness.


This function doesn't work when source is in PC mode or DNIe is inoff mode.

Colour Weakness

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You can hear melody sound when the television is powered on or off.





3 Press the or button to select Melody.Press the ENTER button.



Selecting the Melody

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Selecting a Device from External Sources

Your set enables you to choose which audio/video signals are output tothe external connector.

1 Press the MENU button.Press the ENTER button to select Input.

Result: The options available in the Input group are displayed.


Result: The options available in the Source List menu aredisplayed.

3 Select the required device by pressing the or button. Press the ENTER button.

4 Repeat step 1.Press the or button to select Edit Name.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The options available in the Edit Name menu aredisplayed.

5 Select the device that you wish to edit by pressing the or button.The following options are available:Ext.1 - Ext.2 - AV - S-Video - DVI - PC


7 Select the required device by pressing the or button repeatedly.The following options are available:---- - VCR - DVD - Cable STB - HD STB - Satellite STB -AV Receiver - DVD Receiver - Game - Camcorder -DVD Combo - DHR - PC


Once you have connected up your various audio and video systems,you can view the different sources by selecting the appropriate input.

1 Check that all the necessary connections have been made.

2 Press the SOURCE button.

Result: The edited device and audio status are displayed on top-left of the set.

3 Press the SOURCE button until the required input source isselected.

If you change the external source while viewing, picturesmight take a short period of time to be switched.

Viewing Pictures from External Sources

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Setting up Your PC Software (Based on Widows XP)

The Windows display-settings for a typical computer are shown below. But the actual screens on yourPC will probably be different, depending upon your particular version of Windows and your particularvideo card. But even if your actual screens look different, the same, basic set-up information will applyin almost all cases. (If not, contact your computer manufacturer or Samsung Dealer.)

1 First, click on “Control Panel” on the Windows start menu.

3 When the control panel window appears, click on“Display” and a display dialog-box will appear.

2 When the control panel window appears, click on“Appearance and Themes” and a displaydialog-box will appear.

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4 Navigate to the “Settings” tab on the display dialog-box.

The correct size setting (resolution)- LE26A41B : 1280 X 768 pixels- LE32A41B : 1360 X 768 pixels

If a vertical-frequency option exists on your displaysettings dialog box, the correct value is “60” or “60 Hz”.Otherwise, just click “OK” and exit the dialog box.

*See “Display Modes” on page 57.1280 768

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Adjusting the PC Screen Automatically

Auto adjustment allows the PC screen of set to self-adjust to theincoming PC video signal.The values of fine, coarse and position are adjusted automatically.

Press the PC button on the remote control to select the PC mode.This function does not work in DVI-Digital mode.





3 Press the or button to select PC.Press ENTER button.

Result: The options available in the PC menu are displayed.

4 Press the or button to select Auto Adjustment.Press ENTER button.

Result: After the PC screen twists during the auto adjustmentprocedure, the screen quality and position areautomatically adjusted.

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Coarse and Fine Tuning of the Image

The purpose of picture quality adjustment is to remove or reducepicture noise. If the noise is not removed by Fine-tuning alone, thenadjust the frequency as best as possible (coarse) and Fine-tune again.After the noise has been reduced, re-adjust the picture so that it isaligned on the center of screen.

Press the PC button on the remote control to select the PC mode.





3 Press the or button to select PC.Press ENTER button.


4 Press ENTER button again.

Result: The Image Lock menu is selected.

5 Press the or button to select Coarse or Fine.Press the ENTER button.

Result: The horizontal bar is displayed.

6 Press the or button to adjust the screen quality. Vertical stripes may appear or the picture may become blurry.

7 When you are satisfied with the settings, press the MENU buttonto return to the previous menu or press the EXIT button to return tonormal viewing.

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Changing the Image Position





3 Press the or button to select PC.Press the ENTER button.


4 Press the or button to select Position.Press the ENTER button.

Result: You can adjust the image Position.

5 Press the or button to adjust horizontal position.Press the or button to adjust vertical position.

6 Press MENU button to return to the previous menu or press theEXIT button to return to normal viewing.

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Initializing the Image Settings

You can replace all image settings with the factory default values.





3 Press the or button to select PC.Press the ENTER button.


4 Press the or button to select Image Reset. Press the ENTER button.

Result: You can initialize all image setting to the factory defaultvalues.

5 Press MENU button to return to the previous menu or press theEXIT button to return to normal viewing.

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Teletext Decoder

Most set channels carry “ teletext ”, pages of written information thatprovide information such as:

Television programme times.News bulletins and Weather forecasts.Sports results.Subtitles for the hard of hearing.

The teletext pages are organized according to six categories:

Part Contents

A Selected page number.

B Broadcasting station identity.

C Current page number or search status.

D Date and time.

E Text.

F Status information.

Displaying the Teletext Information

You can display teletext information at any time, but signal receptionmust be good. Otherwise:

Information may be missing.

Some pages may not be displayed.

To activate the teletext mode and display the contents page:

1 Using the P ( ) or P ( ) button, select the channel providingthe teletext service.

2 Press the TTX/MIX ( / ) button to activate the teletext mode.

Result: The contents page is displayed. It can be redisplayed atany time by pressing the INDEX ( ) button.

3 To display the actual broadcast simultaneously with the teletext page,press the TTX/MIX( / ) button.

4 To return to normal viewing, press the CANCEL( ) button.

5 Press the TV( ) button again to exit from the TTX display.

If any broken character appears while TTX is being viewed,make sure that the TTX language is identical with the languagein the “Setup” menu mode. If both languages are different,select the same language with the TTX language on the“Setup” menu.

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Press the number buttons on the remote control to enter the pagenumber directly:

1 Enter the three-digit page number listed in the contents by pressing thecorresponding numeric buttons.

Result: The current page counter is incremented and the page isthen displayed.

2 If the selected page is linked with several secondary pages, thesecondary pages are displayed in sequence. To freeze the display ona given page, press the HOLD ( ).Press the HOLD ( ) button again to resume.

3 Using the various display options:

To display... Press the...

Both teletext information and TTX/MIX ( / )the normal broadcast

Hidden text REVEAL ( )(answers to quiz games, for example)

The normal screen REVEAL ( ) again

A secondary page, SUB-PAGE ( )by entering its 4-digit number

The next page PAGE UP ( ))

The previous page PAGE DOWN (( )

Double-size letters in the: SIZE ( )• Upper half of the screen •Once• Lower half of the screen •Twice

Normal screen •Three times

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Selecting a Specific Teletext Page

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Using FLOF to Select a Teletext Page

The various topics included in the teletext pages are colour-coded, andcan be selected by pressing the coloured buttons on the remote control.

1 Display the teletext contents page by pressing the TTX/MIX ( / )button.

2 Press the coloured button corresponding to the topic that you wish toselect (The available topics are listed on the status information line).

Result: The page is displayed with additional colour-codedinformation that can be selected in the same way.

3 To display the: Press the:

Previous page Red button.

Next page Green button.

4 When you have finished, press the CANCEL( ) button to return tothe normal broadcast.

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Troubleshooting: Before Contacting Service Personnel

Before contacting Samsung after-sales service, perform the following simple checks.If you cannot solve the problem using the instructions below, note the model and serial number of yourset and contact your local dealer.

No sound or picture

Normal picture but no sound

No picture or black and white picture

Sound and picture interference

Blurred or snowy picture,distorted sound

Remote control malfunctions

“Check signal cable!” message is displayed.

On PC mode, “Not Supported Mode” message is displayed.

The image is too light or too dark.

On PC mode, horizontal bars appear to flicker,jitter or shimmer on the image.

On PC mode, vertical bars appear to flicker,jitter or shimmer on the image.

On PC mode, screen is black and power indicator light blinks every 1 second.

On PC mode, image is not stable and may appear to vibrate.

On PC mode, image is not centered on the screen.

Check that the mains lead has been connected to a wall socket.Check that you have pressed the POWER button on the lower-right part of the panel.Check the picture contrast and brightness settings.Check the volume.

Check the volume.Check whether the MUTE button has been pressed on the remotecontrol.

Adjust the colour settings.Check that the broadcast system selected is correct.

Try to identify the electrical appliance that is affecting the set and move itfurther away.Plug your set into a different mains socket.

Check the direction, location and connections of your aerial.This interference is often due to the use of an indoor aerial.

Replace the remote control batteries.Clean the upper edge of the remote control (transmission window).Check the battery terminals.

Check that the signal cable is firmly connected to the PC or video sources.Check that the PC or video sources are turned on.

Check the maximum resolution and the frequency of the video adapter.Compare these values with the data in the Display Modes.

Adjust the Brightness and Contrast.

Adjust the Fine function.

Adjust the Coarse function and then adjust the Fine function.

The TV is using its power management system.

Move the computer’s mouse or press any key on the keyboard.

Check that the display resolution and frequency from your computer orvideo board is an available mode for your set. On your computer check:Control Panel, Display, Settings.If the setting is not correct, use your computer utility programme to changethe display settings.

Your set supports multiscan display functions within the followingfrequency domain:

Adjust the horizontal and vertical position.

Horizontal frequency(kHz)

Vertical frequency(Hz)

Maximum refresh rate(at 60Hz)

26”(LE26A41B) 32”(LE32A41B)

30~68 30~61

56~85 56~75

1280x768 1360x768

The TFT LCD panel uses a panel consisting of sub pixels (LE26A41B - 2,949,120/LE32A41B- 3,133,440) which require sophisticated technology to produce. However, there may be few bright or dark pixels on the screen. These pixels will have no impact on the performance of the product.

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Installing the Wall Mount Kit

Note: This installation is to be used when attaching the wall mount to a concrete wall.When attaching to other building materials, please contact your nearest dealer.

Components (Sold separately)

Wall-Bracket Set-Bracket Screw: 8EA Wood Screw: 4EA Anchor: 4EA Installation Guide

How to assemble the Wall Mount Bracket

1 Mark the location of hole on the wall.Make over 35mm-depth-hole on the marked location using drill.Fix anchors on each hole on the wall.Connect wall-bracket to the wall with wood screws after fittinganchors into the wall-bracket .

Note: If the bracket is not firmly fixed to the wall, LCD TV can fall off.

2 Turn the power off and unplug the power cord from the outlet.Place the TV faced down on a soft cloth or cushion on a table.Remove the four screws from the back of the TV.Separate the stand from the TV.Cover the bottom hole with a capAttach the set-bracket onto the rear side of the TV set andsecure the screws .

3 Insert three Hangers of the set-bracket into the grooves of the wall-bracket .Fix set-bracket and wall-bracket with screws .

M4 X L15 M4 X L20

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Using the Anti-Theft Kensington Lock

1. Insert the locking device into the Kensington slot on the LCD TV (Figure 1), and turn it in the locking direction(Figure 2).

2. Connect the Kensington lock cable.

3. Fix the Kensington lock to a desk or a heavy stationary object.

The Kensington lock is a device used to physically fix the system when using it in a public place.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 forproper use.

Figure 2

Figure 1

Cable

<Optional>

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Technical and Environmental Specifications

Model Name LE26A41B LE32A41B

PanelSize 26” Diagonal 32” DiagonalDisplay Size 556.4 (H) x 339.84 (V) mm 687.36 (H) x 412.42 (V) mm

(21.91(H) x 13.38(V) inches) (27.06(H) x 16.24(V) inches)Type a-si TFT active matrix a-si TFT active matrixPixel Pitch 0.4425 (H) x 0.4425 (V) mm 0.537 (H) x 0.537 (V) mm

(0.0174(H) x 0.0174(V) inches) (0.021(H) x 0.021(V) inches)Viewing Angle 170/170 (H/V) 170/170 (H/V)

FrequencyHorizontal 30 ~ 68 kHz 30 ~ 61 kHzVertical 56 ~ 85 Hz 56 ~ 75 HzDisplay Colour 16,194,277 colours 16,777,216 colours

ResolutionMaximum 1280 x 768 @ 60 Hz 1366 x 768 @ 60Hz

Input SignalSync. H/V Separate, TTL, P. or N. H/V Separate, TTL, P. or N.Video Signal 0.7 Vp-p @ 75 ohm 0.7 Vp-p @ 75 ohm

TVColour System PAL/SECAM/NTSC 4.43 PAL/SECAM/NTSC 4.43Sound System BG, DK, I, L BG, DK, I, L

VideoColour System PAL/NTSC/SECAM PAL/NTSC/SECAMVideo System CVBS, S-VHS, RGB CVBS, S-VHS, RGB

SCART 1Video Input/Output 1.0 Vp-p @ 75 ohm 1.0 Vp-p @ 75 ohmRGB Input 0.7 Vp-p @ 75 ohm 0.7 Vp-p @ 75 ohmAudio Input/Output 500mVrms 500mVrms

SCART 2Video Input/Output 1.0 Vp-p @ 75 ohm 1.0 Vp-p @ 75 ohmAudio Input/Output 500mVrms 500mVrms

Power SupplyInput AC 100 ~ 240 V, 60/50 Hz ±3Hz AC 100 ~ 240 V, 60/50 Hz ±3Hz

Power ConsumptionMaximum 130W 160 WPower Saving < 5.0 W < 5.0W

Dimension (W x D x H)Body 827 x 112.5 x 504.5 mm 972 x 116 x 565 mm

(32.56 x 4.43 x 19.86 inches) (38.27 x 4.57 x 22.24 inches)With stand 827 x 278 x 520 mm 972 x 317 x 577.5 mm

(32.56 x 10.94 x 20.47 inches) (38.27 x 12.48 x 22.74 inches)

WeightWith stand 18.0 kg (39.68 lbs) 21.5 kg (47.40 lbs)

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Technical and Environmental Specifications

Display Mode (PC)

Model LE26A41B LE32A41B

Environmental Considerations

Operating Temperature 10 °C to 40 °C (50 °F to 104 °F) 10 °C to 40 °C (50 °F to 104 °F)Operating Humidity 10% to 80%, non-condensing 10% to 80%, non-condensingStorage Temperature -25 °C to 45 °C (-13 °F to 113 °F) -20 °C to 45 °C (-4 °F to 113 °F)Storage Humidity 5% to 95%, non-condensing 5% to 95%, non-condensing

Audio CharacteristicsAudio Input RCA Jack (L, R), 0.5Vrms (-9dB) RCA Jack (L, R), 0.5Vrms (-9dB)Audio Input (PC) 3.5Ø Stereo Jack, 0.5Vrms (-9dB) 3.5Ø Stereo Jack, 0.5Vrms (-9dB)Headphone Output Max. 10mW Output Max. 10mW Output

(3.5Ø Stereo Jack, 32Ω) (3.5Ø Stereo Jack, 32Ω)Frequency RF: 80Hz ~ 15kHz (at- 3dB) RF: 80Hz ~ 15kHz (at- 3dB)Response A/V: 80Hz ~ 20kHz (at- 3dB) A/V: 80Hz ~ 20kHz (at- 3dB)

Both screen position and size will vary depending on the type of PC monitor and its resolution.The table below shows all of the display modes that are supported:

Mode Resolution Horizontal Vertical Pixel Clock Sync PolarityFrequency (kHz) Frequency (Hz) Frequency (MHz) (H/V)

MAC 640 x 480 35.000 66.667 30.240 - / -832 x 624 49.726 74.551 49.500 + /+

IBM 640 x 480 31.469 59.940 25.175 - / -720 x 400 31.469 70.087 28.322 - / +

VESA 640 x 480 37.861 72.809 31.500 - / -640 x 480 37.500 75.000 31.500 - / -800 x 600 37.879 60.317 40.000 + /+800 x 600 48.077 72.188 50.000 + /+800 x 600 46.875 75.000 49.500 + /+

1024 x 768 48.364 60.000 65.000 - / -1024 x 768 56.476 70.069 75.000 - / -1024 x 768 60.023 75.029 78.750 + /+1360 x 768 47.712 60.015 85.800 + /+

GTF 1280 x 768 47.700 60.000 80.136 - / +

The interlace mode is not supported.The set might operate abnormally if a non-standard video format is selected.DVI dose not support PC function.1360 x 768 mode supported only in LE32A41B.1280 x 768 mode supported only in LE26A41B.

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Pin Configurations

Pin Description

1 Rx 2-

2 Rx 2+

3 Grounding

4 No connection

5 No connection

6 DDC Clock (SCL)

7 DDC Data (SDA)

8 Analog Vertical Sync

9 Rx 1-

10 Rx 1+

11 Grounding

12 No connection

13 No connection

14 DDC Input Power (+5V)

15 Self-Raster

Pin Description

16 Output Signal Connection

17 Rx 0-

18 Rx 0+

19 Grounding

20 No connection

21 No connection

22 Grounding

23 Rx C-

24 Rx C+

DVI - D Connector

Pin Separate H/V Composite H/V

1 Red (R) Red (R)

2 Green (G) Green (G)

3 Blue (B) Blue (B)

4 Grounding Grounding

5 (DDC return) Grounding (DDC return)

6 Grounding - Red (R) Grounding - Red (R)

7 Grounding - Green (G) Grounding - Green (G)

8 Grounding - Blue (B) Grounding - Blue (B)

9 No connection No connection

10 Grounding - Sync. / Self test Grounding - Sync. / Self test

11 Grounding Grounding

12 DDC - SDA (Data) DDC - SDA (Data)

13 Horizontal Sync. Horizontal/Vertical Sync.

14 Vertical Sync. Not used

15 DDC - SCL (Clock) DDC - SCL (Clock)

D - Sub Connector

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Wiring the Mains Power Supply Plug (UK Only)

IMPORTANT NOTICEThe mains lead on this equipment is supplied with a moulded plug incorporating a fuse. The value of the fuseis indicated on the pin face of the plug and, if it requires replacing, a fuse approved to BSI1362 of the samerating must be used. Never use the plug with the fuse cover omitted if the cover is detachable.If a replacement fuse cover is required, it must be of the same colour as the pin face of the plug. Replacementcovers are available from your dealer. If the fitted plug is not suitable for the power points in your house or thecable is not long enough to reach a power point, you should obtain a suitable safety approved extension leador consult your dealer for assistance. However, if there is no alternative to cutting off the plug, remove the fuseand then safely dispose of the plug. DO NOT connect the plug to a mains socket as there is a risk of shockhazard from the bared flexible cord.

IMPORTANTThe wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:

BLUE - NEUTRAL BROWN - LIVE

As these colours may not correspond to the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:The wire coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter N or coloured BLUE orBLACK. The wire coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter L or colouredBROWN or RED.

WARNING: DO NOT CONNECT EITHER WIRE TO THE EARTH TERMINAL, WHICH IS MARKEDWITH THE LETTER E OR BY THE EARTH SYMBOL, OR COLOURED GREEN ORGREEN AND YELLOW.

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Setting Up Your Remote Control

After it has been set up properly, your remote control can operate in fivedifferent modes: TV, VCR, CABLE, DVD, Samsung Set-top box. Pressingthe corresponding button on the remote control allows you to switchbetween these modes, and control whichever piece of equipment youchoose.

NoteThe remote control might not be compatible with all DVD Players,VCRs and Cable boxes.This remote control is only compatible with Samsung Set-top boxes.

Setting Up the Remote to Operate Your VCR

1 Turn off your VCR.

2 Press the SELECT button and make sure that the VCR LED isilluminated.

3 Press the SET button on your TV’s remote control.

4 Using the number buttons on your remote control, enter three digitsof the VCR code listed on page 63 of this manual for your brand ofVCR. Make sure you enter three digits of the code, even if the firstdigit is a “0”. (If more than one code is listed, try the first one.)

5 Press the POWER button on the remote control. Your VCR should turn on if your remote is set up correctly.

If your VCR does not turn on after set-up, repeat steps 2, 3 and 4,but try one of the other codes listed for your brand of VCR. If no other codes are listed, try each VCR code, 000 through 086.

Note on Using Remote Control Modes: VCRWhen your remote control is in “VCR” mode, the volume buttons still control your TV’s volume.

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Setting Up the Remote to Operate Your Cable Box

1 Turn off your cable box.

2 Press the SELECT button and make sure that the CABLE LED isilluminated.


4 Using the number buttons on your remote control, enter three digitsof the cable box code listed on page 63 of this manual for yourbrand of cable box. Make sure you enter three digits of the code,even if the first digit is a “0”.If there is more than one code listed, try the first one.

5 Press the POWER button on the remote control. Your cable box should turn on if your remote is set up correctly.

If your cable box does not turn on after set-up, repeat steps 2, 3 and 4,but try one of the other codes listed for your brand of cable box. If noother codes are listed, try each code, 000 through 074.

Note on Using Remote Control Modes: Cable BoxWhen your remote control is in “CABLE” mode, the volume buttons still control your TV’s volume.

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Setting Up the Remote to Operate Your DVD

1 Turn off your DVD.

2 Press the SELECT button and make sure that the DVD LED isilluminated.


4 Using the number buttons on your remote control, enter three digitsof the DVD code listed on page 63 of this manual for your brand ofDVD. Make sure you enter three digits of the code, even if the firstdigit is a “0”.If there is more than one code listed, try the first one.

5 Press the POWER button on the remote control. Your DVD should turn on if your remote is set up correctly.

If your DVD does not turn on after set-up, repeat steps 2, 3 and 4,but try one of the other codes listed for your brand of DVD.If no other codes are listed, try each code, 000 through 009.

Note on Using Remote Control Modes: DVDWhen your remote control is in “DVD” mode, the volume buttonsstill control your TV’s volume.

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Remote Control Codes

Brand

Aiwa

Curtis Mathes

Funai

GE

Hitachi

JC Renney

Kenwood

Magnavox

Marantz

NEC

Panasonic

Philco

Philips

Pioneer

RCA

Samsung

Sanyo

Sears

Sharp

Sony

Sylvania

Toshiba

Code

024

009 016 017 023 024 055 062 073 076

024

009 016 017 041 062

014 024 044 045

011 014 016 017 023 025 039 044 060 062

011 023 025 039 055

017 038 062 065

011 017 023 025 038 039 055 070

011 023 025 039 055 070 073

017 062 084 086

017 038 062 065

017

014 025 042 059

009 014 016 017 037 044 046 063 078

000

011 021

011 014 018 021 027 028 044 052 057

015 036 048 054

026 035 047

017 024 038 062 065

014 022 028 057 058

VCR Codes

Brand

Hitachi

Panasonic

Phlips

Pioneer

RCA

Samsung

Zenith

Code

045 051 054

011 035 047 069

015 016 027 029 034 036 037 040 041 048 049

026 028 052

008 035 074

000

022 050 065 069

Cable Box

Brand

Curtis Mathes

JVC

LG

Samsung

Sony

Panasonic

ProScan, RCA

Code

009

003

001

000

004

006

008

DVD

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- AFTER SALES SERVICE

- Do not hesitate to contact your retailer or service agent if achange in the performance of your product indicates that afaulty condition may be present.

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