Samsung UD22B Bedienungsanleitung

BN46-00286A-02 User Manual UD22B The color and the appearance may differ depending on the product, and the speci fications are subject to change without prior notic e to improve the performance.[...]

Table Of Cont ents 2 Table Of Contents BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT 8 Copyright 9 Cleaning 9S t o r a g e 10 Safety Precautions 10 Symbols 11 Electricity and Safety 12 Installation 14 Operation PREPARATIONS 18 Checking the Contents 18 Removing the Packaging 19 Checking the Components 21 Parts 21 External sensor 23 Reverse Side 25 Remote Control 27 Cont[...]

Table Of Contents Table Of Cont ents 3 51 Connecting to a Video Device 51 Connection Using an HDMI-DVI Cable 52 Connection Using an HDMI Cable 52 Connecting to an Audio System 53 Connecting the network box (Sold separately) 53 MagicInfo 54 Changing the Input source 54 Source List USING MDC 55 Configuring Settings for Multi Control 55 ID Setup 55 ID[...]

Table Of Contents Table Of Cont ents 4 90 Edit Name 91 Source AutoSwitch Settings SCREEN ADJUSTMENT 92 Mode 92 If the input source is DVI or DP 92 If the input source is HDMI 93 Custom 93 Contrast 93 Brightness 93 Sharpness 93 Gamma 94 Color 94 Tint 95 Color Tone 95 If the input source is DVI or DisplayPort 95 If the input source is HDMI 96 Color C[...]

Table Of Contents Table Of Cont ents 5 102 Custom 102 Bass 102 Treble 102 Balance 103 Auto Volume 103 SRS TS XT 103 Sound Reset SETUP 104 Language 104 Time 104 Clock Set 105 Sleep Timer 106 Timer1 / Timer2 / Timer3 107 Holiday Management 107 Menu Transparency 108 Safety Lock 108 Change PIN 108 Lock 109 Energy Saving 109 Video Wall 109 Video Wall 11[...]

Table Of Contents Table Of Cont ents 6 116 Power On Adjustment 116 OSD Rotation 117 Advanced Settings 117 Fan & Temperature 119 Auto Power 119 Button Lock 119 User Auto Color 120 Standby Control 121 Lamp Schedule 121 OSD Display 122 Software Upgra de 123 Setup Reset 123 Reset All TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 124 Requirements Before Contacting Samsung [...]

Table Of Contents Table Of Cont ents 7 139 Optimum Picture Qu ality and Afterimage Burn-in Prevention 139 Optimum Picture Quality 140 Prevention of Afterimage Burn-in 142 Correct Disposal of This Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) 142 Correct disposal of batteries in this product 143 Terminology INDEX[...]

8 Before Using the Product Before Using the Product Copyright The content s of this man ual are sub ject to chang e without n otice to im prove qual ity. 2012 Sam sung Electr onics Samsung Electro nics owns the copyrigh t for this manual. Use or reproduction of this manual in part s or entirety with out the autho rization of Samsung Electronic s is[...]

9 Before Using the Product Before Using the Product Cleaning Exercise care when cleaning as the panel and e xterior of ad vanced LCDs ar e easily scratche d. Take the following steps when c leaning. The following images are for reference only. Real-life situations may differ from what is shown in the images. Storage High-glossy models can develo p [...]

10 Before Using the Product Before Using the Product Safety Precautions Symbols Cautio n RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN Caution : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER. (OR BACK) THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER ALL SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL. This symbol indicat es that high vo ltage is presen t insid[...]

11 Before Using the Product Before Using the Product Electricity and Safety The following images are for reference only. Real-life situations may differ from what is shown in the images. Warning Do not use a damage d power cor d or plug, o r a loos e power s ocket.  An electric shock or fire may re sult. Do not use m ultiple pr oducts with a sin[...]

12 Before Using the Product Before Using the Product Caution Installation Warning Do not disconnect the power cord wh ile the prod uct is being used.  The product may become damage d by an electric sho ck. Only use the p ower cor d provide d with your product by Samsung. Do not use th e power cord with other pro ducts.  A fire or electric sho[...]

13 Before Using the Product Before Using the Product Caution Keep the plastic packa ging out of the reac h of children.  Children may suffoca te. Do not install t he product on an unst able or vibr ating surfac e (insecure shelf, sloped surface, etc.)  The product may fall and become dam aged and/o r cause an injury.  Using the produc t in[...]

14 Before Using the Product Before Using the Product Operation Warning Set down the p roduct gently  Product failure o r person al injury may result. Installing the product in a n unusual pl ace (a place e xposed to a lot of fine p articles, chemical substa nces or extre me temperatu res, or an ai rport or tra in station wh ere the product shou [...]

15 Before Using the Product Before Using the Product During a lightn ing or thu nderstorm, power off the product a nd remove the power cable.  A fire or electric shoc k may result. Do not drop objects on the pr oduct or apply impact.  A fire or electric shoc k may result. Do not move the pr oduct by pulli ng the powe r cord or any cable . [...]

16 Before Using the Product Before Using the Product Caution Leaving the scr een fixed on a stationary imag e for an extend ed period o f time may cause aft erimage burn -in or defec tive pixels.  Activate power-saving mode or a moving-p icture screen saver if you will not be using the p roduct for an exten ded period of time. Disconnect th e po[...]

17 Before Using the Product Before Using the Product Exercise caut ion when ad justing the prod uct angle o r stand height.  Your hand or fi nger may get stuc k and injured.  Tilting th e product a t an excessive angle may cause the product to fall and an injury may result. Do not place heavy obje cts on the product.  Product failure o r p[...]

18 1 Preparations 1 Preparations 1.1 C hecking the Contents 1.1.1 Removing the Packaging 1 Open the packaging b ox. Be careful not t o damage the prod uct when you open t he packaging with a sharp instrum ent. 2 Remove the sty rofoam fr om the prod uct. 3 Check the pro duct and r emove the styrofoam an d plastic ba g.  The appearance of the actu[...]

19 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 1.1.2 Checking the Components  Contact the vendor where you purchased the product if any components are missing.  The appearance of the components and items sold separately may differ from the image shown. Components Components may differ in different locations. Quick setup guide Warranty card (Not available i[...]

20 Preparations 1 1 Preparations Items sold separately The following items can be purchased at your nearest retailer. Wall-mount KIT HDMI-DVI cable RS232C Serial cable HDMI cable DP cable LAN cable Stereo cable Network box[...]

21 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 1.2 Parts 1.2.1 External sensor  The color and shape of parts may differ from what is shown. Specifications are subject to change without notice to improve quality.  Keep the area between the remote sensor and remote control obstacle-free. Sensor Description Remote-control sensor Aim the remote co ntrol toward[...]

22 Preparations 1 1 Preparations Installing the External sensor[...]

23 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 1.2.2 Reverse Side The color and shape of parts may differ from what is shown. Specifications are subject to change without notice to improve quality. Port Descriptio n [DP IN] Connects to a PC using a DP c able. [HDMI IN (MAGICINFO)] Connects to a source de vice using an HDMI cable.  To use Mag icInfo , the Ma g[...]

24 Preparations 1 1 Preparations Assembling the Holder-Wire stand[...]

25 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 1.2.3 Remote Control  Using other display devices in the same space as the remote control of this product can cause the other display devices to be inadvertently controlled.  Remote control button functions may differ for different products. Not available. Return to the previous menu. Change the input source. [...]

26 Preparations 1 1 Preparations Adjusting the OSD with the Remote Control To place batteries in the remote control  Store used batteries out of reach of children and recycle.  Do not use a new and used battery together . Replace both batteries at the same time.  Remove batteries when the re mote control is not to be used for an extended p[...]

27 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 1.2.4 Controlling more th an one display product using an external sensor kit  Connect the [ IR OUT] port on the pr oduct to th e [IR / AMBIEN T SENSOR IN ] port on th e other display product using the dedicate d RS232C seria l cable.  A command sent fr om the remote control pointed at product (to which the ex[...]

28 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 1.3 Before Installing the Product (Installation Guide) To prevent injury, this apparatus must be securely attached to the floor/wall in accordance with the installation instructions.  Ensure that an authorized installa tion company installs the wall mount.  Otherwise, it may fall and cause personal injury. [...]

29 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 2. Embedded/Flush Mount guide  Ambient temperature under 30 C is also recommended for embedded video-wall.  Distance from the rear wall is same as vertical wall mount case. Recommended dis tances (Unit: mm) Additional cooling fans are required in order to decrease side gaps( B , C , D ) for aesthetic purpose. [...]

30 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 1.3.2 Dimensions All drawings are not necessarily to scale. Some dimensions are subject to change without prior notice. Refer to the dimensions prior to performing installation of your prod uct. Not responsible for typographical or printed errors. 393.3 387.6 81.5 41.5 300.0 46.6 46.6[...]

31 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 1.4 RS232C 1.4.1 Cable Connection RS232C Cable  Pin assignment Interface RS232C (9 pins) Pin TxD (No. 2), Rx D (No. 3), GND (N o. 5) Bit rate 9600 bps Data bits 8 bit Parity None Stop bit 1 bit Flow control None Maximum length 15m (only shielded type) Pin Signal 1 Detect dat a carrier 2 Received data 3 Transmitt [...]

32 Preparations 1 1 Preparations  RS232C cable Connector: 9-Pin D-Sub Cable : Cross Cable LAN Cable  Pin assignment -P1- -P1- -P2- -P2- Female Rx Tx Gnd 2 3 5 --------> <-------- --------- 3 2 5 Tx Rx Gnd Female Pin No Stand ard C olor Signal 1 White and or ange TX+ 2 Orange TX- 3 White and gr een RX+ 4 Blue NC 5 White and blue NC 6G r [...]

33 Preparations 1 1 Preparations  Connector : RJ45 <Direct LAN c able> <Cross LAN cable> Signal P1 P2 Signal TX+ 1 <--------> 1 TX+ TX- 2 <--------> 2 TX- RX+ 3 <--------> 3 RX+ RX- 6 <--------> 6 RX- Signal P1 P2 Signal TX+ 1 <----- ---> 3 RX+ TX- 2 <--------> 6 RX- RX+ 3 <--------> 1 T X+ R[...]

34 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 1.4.2 Connection  Connection 1  Connection 2 RS232C IN RS232C OUT RS232C IN RS232C OUT RS232C IN RS232C OUT RS232C IN RJ45 RJ45[...]

35 Preparations 1 1 Preparations  Connection 3 RJ45 RS232C OUT RS232C IN RS232C OUT RS232C IN RS232C OUT RS232C IN[...]

36 Preparations 1 1 Preparations 1.4.3 Control Codes Viewing control state (Get control command) Controlling (Set control command) Command  Issued IDs can be displayed in hexadecimals. However, ID 0 must be displayed as 0xFF.  All communications take place in hexadecima ls. The checksum is calculated by adding up all value s except the he ade[...]

37 Preparations 1 1 Preparations Power control  Function A product ca n be powere d on and off using a PC.  Viewing power state (Get Pow er ON / OF F Status)  Setting power ON/Off (Set Power ON / O FF) "Power": Power co de to be set on a product. 1 : Power ON 0 : Power OFF  Ack "Power": Power co de to be set on a pro[...]

38 Preparations 1 1 Preparations Volume control  Function The volume o f a product can be adjuste d using a PC .  Viewing volume sta te (Get Volume Stat us)  Setting the vo lume (Set Volu me) "Volume": Volume value code to be set on a product. (0 -100)  Ack "Volume": Volume value code to be set on a product. (0 -100)[...]

39 Preparations 1 1 Preparations Input source control  Function The input s ource of a p roduct can be change d using a PC .  Viewing input sour ce state (Get Input Source Stat us)  Setting the in put source (Set Input Sour ce) "Input Sou rce": An input sour ce code to be set o n a product.  DVI_video, HDMI1_PC and HDMI2_PC ca[...]

40 Preparations 1 1 Preparations "Input Sou rce": An input sour ce code to be set o n a product.  Nak "ERR" : A code showing what error has o ccurred. Header Command ID Data length Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksu m 0xAA 0xFF 3 ‘A’ 0x14 "Input Source" Header Command ID Data length Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum 0xAA 0xFF[...]

41 Preparations 1 1 Preparations Picture Size Control  Function Change Pictur e Size by Personal Comp uter. Can not control picture size when Video wall is On .  Get Picture Size Status  Set Picture Size "Aspect" : Picture Size Code  Ack Header Command ID Data length Checksu m 0xAA 0x15 0 Header Command ID Data length Data 1 C[...]

42 Preparations 1 1 Preparations "Aspect" : Picture Size Code  Nak "ERR" : A code showing what error has o ccurred. Header Command ID Data length Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum 0xAA 0xFF 3 ‘N’ 0x15 "Aspect" Header Command ID Data length Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum 0xAA 0xFF 3 ‘N’ 0x15 "ERR"[...]

43 Preparations 1 1 Preparations Video Wall Mode Control  Function Video Wall Mode c an be activa ted on a pr oduct using a PC. This contro l is only available on a pro duct whose Video Wall is enabled. This funct ion is not av ailable in MagicInfo.  Viewing video wall mode (Get Video Wall Mode)  Setting the video wall (Set Video Wall Mode[...]

44 Preparations 1 1 Preparations Safety Lock  Function PC can be used to turn t he Safety Lock function on or off on a product. This contro l is available regardless o f whether or not the power is tur ned on.  Viewing the saf ety lock state (G et Safety Lock Status)  Enabling or disabling safety lock (S et Safety Lock Ena ble / Disable) &[...]

45 2 Connecting and Us ing a Source Device 2 Connecting and Using a Source Device 2.1 Before Connecting Check the follo wing before yo u connect t his product w ith other d evices. Devices th at can be connected to this product inc lude PCs, camco rders, speaker s, set top bo xes and DVD /Blu-ray Disc playe rs. 2.1.1 Pre-connection Checkpoints  [...]

46 Connecting and Using a Source Device 2 2 Connecting and Us ing a Source Device 2.2 Connecting and Using a PC 2.2.1 Connecting to a PC  Do not conne ct the power cable bef ore connect ing all oth er cables. Ensure you conne ct a source device first be fore connec ting the power cable.  A PC can be conne cted to the product in a variety o f [...]

47 Connecting and Using a Source Device 2 2 Connecting and Us ing a Source Device Connection Using an HDMI Cable Connection Using an DP Cable HDMI IN (MAGICINFO) DP IN[...]

48 Connecting and Using a Source Device 2 2 Connecting and Us ing a Source Device 2.2.2 Changing the Resolution Adjust the resolution and refresh rate in Control Panel on your PC to obtain optimum picture quality. The picture quality of TFT-LCDs may degrade if the optimum resolution is not selecte d. Changing the Resolution on Windows XP Go to Cont[...]

49 Connecting and Using a Source Device 2 2 Connecting and Us ing a Source Device Changing the Resolution on Windows 7 Go to Control P anel Display Screen Resolution , and change the resolution . 12 34 **** ****[...]

50 Connecting and Using a Source Device 2 2 Connecting and Us ing a Source Device 2.3 Connecting an External Monitor  The following images are for reference only. Real-life situations may differ from what is shown in the images.  The Loopout function can be used to duplicate the screen of the primary display. Connect  [DVI OUT] on the prim[...]

51 Connecting and Using a Source Device 2 2 Connecting and Us ing a Source Device 2.4 Connecting to a Video Device  Do not conne ct the power cable bef ore connect ing all oth er cables. Ensure you conne ct a source device first be fore connec ting the power cable.  You can con nect a vide o device to th e produc t using a cab le.  The fol[...]

52 Connecting and Using a Source Device 2 2 Connecting and Us ing a Source Device 2.4.2 Connection Using an HDMI Cable Using an HDMI cable or HDMI to DVI Cable (up to 1080p )  For better p icture and audio quality, connect to a digital de vice using an HDMI cable.  An HDMI cable suppo rts digital vide o and audio signals, and does not requ ir[...]

53 Connecting and Using a Source Device 2 2 Connecting and Us ing a Source Device 2.5 Connecting the network box (Sold separately) For details on how to connect to a network box, refer to the user's manual provided with the network box upon purchase. 2.5.1 MagicInfo To use MagicInfo , a netwo rk box (sold se parately ) must be c onnected to th[...]

54 Connecting and Using a Source Device 2 2 Connecting and Us ing a Source Device 2.6 Changing the Input source 2.6.1 Source List MENU Input Source List ENTER You can display th e screen of a sou rce device conne cted to the produ ct. Select a source from source list to display the screen of the sele cted source. Refer to page 89 for details about [...]

55 3 Using MDC 3 Using MDC MDC (Multiple Display Contr ol) is an applicati on that allows you to eas ily control multi ple display devices simultaneously using a PC. 3.1 Configuring Settings for Multi Control MENU Multi Control ENTER Assigns an individual ID to the SET. 3.1.1 ID Setup Assigns distinctive IDs to the SET. 3.1.2 ID Input Use to select[...]

56 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.2 MDC Program Installation/Uninstallation 3.2.1 Installation 1 Insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM drive. 2 Click the MDC Unified installation program. If a software installation window is not displayed on the main screen, install with the "MDC Unifie d" execution file in the MDC folder on the CD. 3 Sel[...]

57 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3 What is MDC? Multiple display control (MDC) is an application that allows you to easily control mu ltiple display devices simultaneously us ing a PC. 3.3.1 Connecting to MDC Using MDC via RS-232C (serial data communications standards) An RS-232C ser ial cable mus t be connec ted to the se rial ports on t he PC and mo [...]

58 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Using MDC via Ethernet Enter the IP for the prima ry display devic e and conne ct the de vice to the PC. One d isplay device c an connect to an other using an RS-232C serial ca ble. Communicate with LAN cable Multiple products can be connected using the [RJ45] port on the product and the LAN ports on the HUB. Communicate [...]

59 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.2 Connection Management Connection m anagement includes th e Connect ion list and Connection list modificat ion options . Connection list – Connection list shows the details of the co nnections such as connection setting (IP/ COM, Port No, MAC, and Conn ection T ype ), co nnection st atus, Set ID Ra nge , and detect[...]

60 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.3 Auto Set ID Auto Set ID feature assigns a Set ID fo r all the LFDs co nnected i n daisy-chain of a se lected conn ection. There can b e a maximu m of 100 L FDs in a conn ection. Th e Set ID is a ssigned sequ entially in the da isy- chain runnin g from 1 to 99, and then finally to Se t ID 0.[...]

61 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.4 Cloning Using the Cloning feature, you can copy the settin g of one LFD and ap ply it to mu ltiple selected LF Ds. You can select specific tab cat egories or all t ab categories fo r cloning, using t he copy settin g option window.[...]

62 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.5 Command Retry This feature is used to specify the m aximum number of ti mes the MDC command wi ll be retrie d in case of there being no reply or a corrupte d reply from an LFD. Th e retry co unt value can be set using the MDC options window. The retry co unt value must be between 1-10. The defau lt value is 1.[...]

63 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.6 Getting St arted with MDC 1 To start the program , click Start Programs Samsung MDC Unified . 2 Click Add to add a disp lay device.  If the connect ion is establish ed via RS232C, go to Serial and specify the COM Port .[...]

64 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC  If the connect ion is establish ed via Ether net , enter the IP that was entered for the disp lay device.[...]

65 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.7 Main Screen Layout Menu Bar Change the stat us of a display d evice or the prop erties of the p rogram. Device Category View a list of connected disp la y devices or device groups. Schedule Category View a list of schedules for display devices. Set List Select the display device you wa nt to adjust. Modify the Set L[...]

66 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.8 Menus You can power on or off a selec ted device or chan ge the input source or volume of the device. Choose display device s from the lis t of sets, an d select the Home tab. Home Select an item an d change the co rresponding set ting. Power  On : Power on a selected display.  Off : Power off a sele cted dis [...]

67 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Alert  Fault Devic e  This menu sh ows a list of d isplay devices which hav e following er rors - fan e rror, temp erature error, brigh tness sensor err or, or lamp er ror. Select a display device from th e list. The Repair button will be enabled. Click the re fresh butt on to refresh t he error status of th e displ[...]

68 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Color Tone  Adjust the back ground c olor tone for the selecte d display devic e. Color Temp  Adjust the color tempera ture for the selected display de vice. This option is enabled if Color Tone is set to Off . Red  Customize the in tensity of re d color fo r the selected display device. Green  Customize the i[...]

69 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Options Dynamic Contrast Adjust the Dynamic Contrast for the selected display device. Gamma Control Change the g amma value f or the selec ted displa y. Auto Motion Pl us This option is u sed to v iew dynamic images.  Off : Disable the Auto Motion Plus fu nction.  Clear : Set the level of Auto Motion Plus to clear. [...]

70 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Size Picture Size Adjust the screen size for the selected display device. The Detail item will be disabled if Picture Size is set to a mode that does not supp ort detailed configur ation. The -/+ butt ons can b e used to ad just Zoom . The screen c an be reloca ted using t he up/do wn/left/right buttons. Detail You can vi[...]

71 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.10 Sound Adjustment You can chan ge the sou nd settings. Choose display device s from the lis t of sets, an d select the Sound tab. The Bass or Treble item will be disabled if the item is not supported by the selected set. Bass Adjust the bass for th e selected display. Treble Adjust the treb le for the selec ted disp[...]

72 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.11 System Setup Choose display device s from the lis t of sets, an d select the System tab. Video Wall The Vide o Wall functio n can be used to display part of a whole picture or repea t the same picture on each of connec ted multiple d isplay devices. Video Wall is enabled only when devices are in the group. Video Wa[...]

73 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC H Select the number o f ho rizontal display devices. A maximum of 15 displays can be ar ranged in a row. A maximum of 6 can be assigned to V if 15 is assigned to H. V Select the number o f vertical display devices. A maximum of 15 displays can be ar ranged in a row. A maximum of 6 can be assigned to V if 15 is assigned to[...]

74 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC PIP Basic information re quired to adjust PIP will app ear in the men u screen.  PIP will be disabled when Video Wall is ON .  Note that Picture Size is disabled when PIP is ON . PIP Size View the PIP Size of the curr ent displa y. PIP Source Select a PIP input source. Sound Select Select and enable the sound fr om [...]

75 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC General User Auto Color Automatically adju st the screen color s. Auto Power Set the prod uct to autom atically po wer on. Standby Control Set the stan dby mode to activate if a n input source is not d etected. Fan & Temperature Configure the settings requ ired to de tect the fan speed an d internal t emperatu re for [...]

76 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Security Safety Lock Lock the on -screen m enus. To unlock the menus, set Safety Lock to Off . Button Lock Lock the buttons on the display device. To unlock the buttons, set Button Lock to Off . OSD Display Source OSD Select whether to display a messa ge when the Source is changed . Not Optimum Mode OSD Select whethe r to[...]

77 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Time Clock Set Change the c urrent time o n the selec ted displa y device accor ding to th e time set on a PC. If the time is not set on the display device, null values will be displayed. Timer  On Time : Set the time to powe r on the s elected disp lay device.  Off Time : Set the time to power off the selected disp[...]

78 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC  Once : Activate the timer only on e time.  EveryDay : Activat e the timer ever y day.  Mon~Fri : Activa te the timer from Monday th rough Frid ay.  Mon~Sat : Activate the timer from Mo nday throug h Saturday.  Sat~Sun : Activate the tim er on Saturdays and Sundays.  Manual : Customize days of the week. [...]

79 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Screen Burn Protection Pixel Shift Move the scr een slightly at specified time intervals to prevent scre en burn-in . Screen Saver This function p revents scr een burn-in whe n the scre en of the s elected disp lay device is left idle fo r an extended period of time .  Interval : Set the interval to a ctivate the Scree[...]

80 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC The Safety Screen function can be use d to prev ent screen bu rn-in when a stationar y image displa ys on the screen of a display device for an extended period of time. Lamp Control Lamp Control is used to adjust the backligh t to reduce power co nsumption. Automatically adju st the backligh t of the selecte d display dev[...]

81 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Reset Reset Picture Reset the scre en settings. Reset Sound Reset the sound settings. Reset System Reset the sys tem settin gs. Reset All Reset the screen, soun d and system settings at the same time. Edit Column Select the items you want to disp lay in the list of sets. Information View the program i nformati on. 2 3 4[...]

82 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.13 Other Functions Resizing a Window Place the mou se pointer on a corn er of the pr ogram windo w. An arro w will appe ar. Move the arrow to customize the size of the program window.[...]

83 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Group Management Creating G roups Create groups an d manage the list of sets on a group basis. Duplicate group names cannot be used. 1 Right-click and select Group>Edit in the display device list sec tion on the left s ide of the p rogram window. 2 In the Edit Group window displayed, click Add on the sub level or Add o[...]

84 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC  Add on the sub level : Create a sub-group under the selected grou p. 3 Enter the grou p name. Deleting Groups 1 Select a grou p name, and click Edit . 2 In the Edit Group window displayed, click Delete . 3 Click Yes . The group will be deleted. Renaming Groups 1 Select a grou p name, and click Edit . 2 In the Edit Gro[...]

85 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC Schedule Management Creating Sch edules Create and r egister a sc hedule on a group ba sis. 1 Click All Schedule Lis t in the schedule sec tion on the left side of the prog ram window. The Add button will be enable d in the middle. 2 Click the Add button. The Add Schedule window will appear.[...]

86 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3 Click Add belo w the Device Gr oup item, and select the group you wa nt to add a schedule to. 4 Select Date&Time/Action an d click OK . The schedule will be added and a list of schedules will appear in the set list window.  Device Gr oup : Select a group .  Date&Time  Instant Execut ion : Run the schedu[...]

87 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC 3.3.14 Troubleshooting Guide This program may malfunction sometimes due to a communication problem between the PC and display or electromagnetic waves emit ted from nearby electronic devices. Issue Solution The display you want t o control does not ap pear on th e system information chart. 1. Check the co nnection o f the[...]

88 Using MDC 3 3 Using MDC How display properties are shown when multiple displays are used 1 When no display is selected: The default value is displayed. 2 When one display is se lected: Settin gs for the se lected dis play are displaye d. 3 When two displays are selected (e. g. in sequence of ID 1 and ID 3): The setting s for ID 1 are displayed b[...]

89 4 Screen Adjustment 4 Screen Adjustment 4.1 Source List MENU Input Source List ENTER You can display th e screen of a sou rce device conne cted to the produ ct. Select a source from source list to display the screen of the sele cted source.  DVI  HDMI  DisplayPort  MagicInfo - Activated when a network bo x is connected. The input sou[...]

90 Screen Adjustment 4 4 Screen Adjustment 4.2 Edit Name MENU Input Edit Name ENTER You can rena me a conn ected sou rce device.  Sometimes the scr een will not d isplay properly unless the nam e of a source d evice is specified in Edit Name . In addit ion, it is be st to rename the source d evice in Ed it Name to obtain optimal picture quality.[...]

91 Screen Adjustment 4 4 Screen Adjustment 4.3 Source AutoSwitch Settings MENU Input Source AutoSwitch Sett ings ENTER You can rena me a conn ected sou rce device.  Turning on the disp lay with Source AutoSwitch On , and the p revious video sour ce selection is n ot active, the disp lay will automati cally search t he different video input sourc[...]

92 5 Screen Adjustment 5 Screen Adjustment Configure the Picture settings ( Brightness , Colo(u)r Tone , etc.). The layout of the Picture menu options may vary depending on the pr oduct. 5.1 Mode MENU Picture Mode ENTER Select a picture mode ( Mode ) suitable for the enviro nment where the product will be used. Different Mode options are di splayed[...]

93 Screen Adjustment 5 5 Screen Adjustment 5.2 Custom MENU Picture Custom ENTER By using the on -screen m enus, the con trast and b rightness can be change d to your personal pre ference. Not available when Dynamic Contrast is set to On . 5.2.1 Contrast Adjusts the Contrast. 5.2.2 Brightness Adjusts the Brightness. 5.2.3 Sharpness Adjusts the Sharp[...]

94 Screen Adjustment 5 5 Screen Adjustment 5.2.5 Color Adjusts the picture Color. Available only in HDMI mode. 5.2.6 Tint Adds a natural tone to the display. Available only in HDMI mode.[...]

95 Screen Adjustment 5 5 Screen Adjustment 5.3 Color Tone MENU Picture Color Tone ENTER The color to nes can be c hanged. T he individual Colo r compone nts are also user adjust able. Not available when Dynamic Contrast is set to On . 5.3.1 If the input sour ce is DVI or DisplayPort  If you set the Color Tone to Cool , Normal , Warm , or Custom [...]

96 Screen Adjustment 5 5 Screen Adjustment 5.4 Color Control MENU Picture Color Control ENTER Adjusts individual Red, Green, Blue color balance . Not available when Dynamic Contrast is set to On . 5.5 Color Temp. MENU Picture Color Temp . ENTER Adjust the colo r temperatur e ( Red / Green / Blue ). (Range: 3000K–15000K) Not available when Dynamic[...]

97 Screen Adjustment 5 5 Screen Adjustment 5.6 Size MENU Picture Size ENTER The Size can be switch ed. 5.6.1 If the input sour ce is DVI or DisplayPort  16:9 : Sets the pict ure to 16:9 wide mode.  4:3 : Sets the pictur e to basic (4:3 ) mode. Do not set your product to 4:3 format for a long time. The borders displayed on the left and right, [...]

98 Screen Adjustment 5 5 Screen Adjustment 5.6.2 If the input source is HDMI  16:9 : Sets the pict ure to 16:9 wide mode.  Zoom1 : Use for moderate ma gnification. Cut s off the top and sides.  Zoom2 : Use for a stron ger magn ification.  4:3 : Sets the pictur e to basic (4:3 ) mode. Do not set your product to 4:3 format for a long time[...]

99 Screen Adjustment 5 5 Screen Adjustment 5.7 Digital NR MENU Picture Digital NR ENTER Turns the Digital Nois e Reduction feature Off / On . The Digital Noise Reductio n feature allows you to enjoy clearer and crisper images.  Off / On Available only in HDMI mode. 5.8 HDMI Black Level MENU Picture HDMI Black Level ENTER Selects the blac k level[...]

100 Screen Adjustment 5 5 Screen Adjustment 5.11 Lamp Control MENU Picture Lamp Control ENTER Adjusts the invert er lamp in order to re duce ener gy consumpt ion. 5.12 Picture Reset MENU Picture Picture Reset ENTER Resets your current pi cture mode to its default settings. O m /DPS&RQWURO  O m 5 HVHWSLFWXUHVHWWLQJV" J <[...]

101 6 Sound Adjustment 6 Sound Adjustment Configure the sound ( Sound ) settings for the product. 6.1 Mode MENU Sound Mode ENTER Use the up an d down ar row keys to se lect an op tion, and the n press [ ].  Standard : Selects th e normal sound mode.  Music : Emphasizes mus ic over voices.  Movie : Provides the best so und for mo vies.  [...]

102 Sound Adjustment 6 6 Sound Adjustment 6.2 Custom MENU Sound Custom ENTER The sound settin gs can be ad justed to suit yo ur personal preferences.  You can hear the sound even when sound value is set to 0.  If you adjust sound using Custom function, Mode will turn to Custom mode. 6.2.1 Bass Emphasizes low fr equency audio. 6.2.2 Treble Emp[...]

103 Sound Adjustment 6 6 Sound Adjustment 6.3 Auto Volume MENU Sound Auto Volume ENTER Reduces the differ ence in volume control betwee n broadcasters.  Off / On 6.4 SRS TS XT MENU Sound SRS TS XT ENTER SRS TS XT is a pat ented SRS techn ology that solves the problem of playing 5.1 multichanne l content over two spea kers. TruSu rround XT delive[...]

104 7 Setup 7 Setup 7.1 Language MENU Setup Language ENTER Set the menu lang uage. A change to the language setting will only be applied to the onscreen menu display. It will not be applied to other functions on your PC. 7.2 Time MENU Setup Time ENTER You can configu re Clock Set or Sleep Timer . You can also set the product to automatica lly turn [...]

105 Setup 7 7 Setup Clock Set Set the Date and Time . Select Clock Set . Select Date or Time , and then press [ ]. Use the num ber butto ns to enter numb ers or press the up and do wn arrow buttons. Use the left and right ar row buttons to move from one entry field to the next. Press [ ] w hen done. To exit Clock Set, sele ct Close , and then pr es[...]

106 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.2.3 Timer1 / Timer2 / Timer3 You can set th e LCD display t o automatica lly turn on or off at a specified time .  On Time  Off Time  Volume : Set the de sired volume leve l. Use the left and right arrow butto ns to chan ge the volume level.  Source : Select the input source of your choice .  Hoilday : Select Ap[...]

107 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.2.4 Holiday Management Timer will be disable d during a p eriod spec ified as a holid ay. Setting Holiday Management  Add : Specify the period yo u want to ad d as a ho liday.  Delete Selected : You can delete selected holida ys.  Only enabled when registered holidays are selected.  More than one holiday can be sel[...]

108 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.4 Safety Lock MENU Setup Safety Lo ck EN TER 7.4.1 Change PIN The passwor d can be changed. The preset pa ssword for the L CD Display is "000 0". If you forgot your password, press the remote buttons INFO EXIT MUTE to reset the password to "0000." 7.4.2 Lock This is the functio n that locks the OSD in order[...]

109 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.5 Energy Saving MENU Setup Energy Saving ENTER This feature a djusts the pow er consumpt ion of the u nit in order t o save energ y.  Off / On 7.6 Video Wall MENU Setup Video Wall ENTER Customize the layout of mult iple displays th at are co nnected to form a vide o wall. In ad dition, disp lay part of a whole pic ture or r[...]

110 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.6.2 Format Select a format to display im ages on multiple displays.  Full : Display images in full screen.  Natural : Display images at the original res olution witho ut enlarging or redu cing. The Screen Position option is only enabled when Video Wall is set to On . 7.6.3 Horizontal This function auto matically divides [...]

111 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.6.4 Vertical This function automa tically divides the screen accordin g to the spec ified number of vertical displays. En ter the number o f vertically arranged displays. The vertical screen will automatically be divided accord i ng to the number e ntered. A maximum of 15 displays can b e assigned to the vertical arrang ement.[...]

112 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.7 Safety Screen MENU Setup Safety Screen ENTER The Safety Screen function is used to prevent afterimages that may appe ar when a still picture is displayed on the screen over a lo ng time. This function is not available when the power is turned off. 7.7.1 Pixel Shift Pixel Shift To prevent aft er-images on the screen, you can [...]

113 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.7.2 Timer You can set th e timer for Screen Bur n Protection. Timer If you start the operation to erase any residual image, the oper ation will be performed for the set period of time and then a utomatically finish.  Off / On Mode You can chan ge the Safety Screen Typ e.  Bar / Eraser / Pixel Period Use this fun ction to[...]

114 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.7.3 Bar This function pre vents after-im ages on the s creen by mo ving long black an d white vertical lines. 7.7.4 Eraser This function p revents afte r-images on th e screen b y moving a re ctangular p attern. 7.7.5 Pixel This function pre vents after-im ages by moving m any pixels on the screen.[...]

115 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.7.6 Side Gray Select the brightn ess of the grey f or the scree n background.  Off / Light / Dark 7.8 Resolution Select MENU Setup Resolution Select ENTER When the picture is n ot displayed pr operly on the sc reen when setting the graphics c ard resolution of t he computer to 1024 x 768 @ 60Hz, 1280 x 768 @ 60Hz, 13 60 x 7[...]

116 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.9 Power On Adjustment MENU Setup Power On Adjustment ENTER You can set the warm -up time for the scr een to turn on after th e power button is pressed. (Range: 0 – 50 seconds) A warm-up time that is too short may damage the product due to overvoltage. 7.10 OSD Rotation MENU Setup OSD Rotation ENTER You can rota te and disp l[...]

117 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.11 Advanced Settings MENU Setup Advanced Settings ENTER Configures the settings mor e elaborately. 7.11.1 Fan & Temperature Protects the p roduct by detecting th e fan spee d and interna l temperat ure. Fan Control Selects auto or m anual for the fan speed se ttings.  Auto / Manual Fan Speed Setting Sets the fan speed w[...]

118 Setup 7 7 Setup Temperature Control Detects the pro duct's interna l temperatur e and specifies t he desired te mperature. The product is set to 77 °C by default.  The picture will be dimmed if the temperature exceeds the specified temperature, and the product will automatically power off to prevent overheating if the temperature keeps[...]

119 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.11.2 Auto Power Enables or disables Auto Power for the prod uct.  Off / On When Auto Power is On , the product will power on automatically as soon as it is connected to power. 7.11.3 Button Lock Locks or unlo cks the monit or contro l buttons on the product .  Off / On 7.11.4 User Auto Color Auto Color Automatically adj [...]

120 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.11.5 Standby Control Sets the standby mod e, which will be activa ted when no input signal is detected. Off A message will read < No Signal > if no inpu t signal is det ected. On Power-savin g mode will be activated if no input signal is detected . Auto When no input signal is de tected,  Power-saving mode will be act[...]

121 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.11.6 Lamp Schedule Adjusts the lumina nce to a user-specified v alue at a spec ified tim e.  Off / On Only enabled when the clock is set using the Clock Set menu. 7.11.7 OSD Display Displays or hides a menu item on the screen. Source OSD  Off / On Not Optimum Mode OSD  Off / On No Signal OSD  Off / On MDC OSD  O[...]

122 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.11.8 Software Upgrade Performs a softwa re upgrade. 1 Connect the pro duct to a computer via a digit al signal such as DVI or HDMI . Click the BMP image file converted from an SW c ode. The image below will appear o n the scre en of the p roduct. 2 While a BMP image on to which the software cod e has been co nverted is disp la[...]

123 Setup 7 7 Setup 7.12 Setup Reset MENU Setup Setup Rese t ENTER This option re turns the current set tings under sys tem to the default facto ry settings. 7.13 Reset All MENU Setup Reset All ENTER This option re turns all the current settin gs for a di splay to the de fault factor y settings. O m 5 HVHW6HWWLQJVLQVHWXS" J <H V 1R[...]

124 8 Troubleshooting Guide 8 Troubleshooting Guide 8.1 Requirements Before Contacting Samsung Customer Service Center 8.1.1 Testing the Product Before calling Samsung Customer Service Center, test your prod uct as follows. If the problem persists, contact Samsung Customer Service Center. Check if your p roduct is op erating norm ally by using t he[...]

125 Troubleshooting Guide 8 8 Troubleshooting Guide Screen issue The power LED is off. The screen will not switch on. Make sure th at the pow er cord is connected . ("2.2 Conn ecting and Using a PC") " No Signal " is displayed on the screen (refer to "Connecting to a PC"). Check that th e produ ct is conne cted correct[...]

126 Troubleshooting Guide 8 8 Troubleshooting Guide Sound issue There is no sou nd. Check the co nnection of th e audio ca ble or adjust the volume ("2.2 Conn ecting and Using a PC") Check the volume. The volume is too low. Adjust the volume. If the volume is still low after turn ing it up to the maximum level, adjust the volume on your P[...]

127 Troubleshooting Guide 8 8 Troubleshooting Guide 8.2 Q & A Refer to the user manual for your PC or graphics card for further instructions on adjustment. Question Answer How can I change the frequency? Set the frequ ency on you r graphics c ard.  "Windows XP": Go to Control Panel Appearanc e and Them es Display Settings Advanced [...]

128 9 Specifications 9 Specifications 9.1 General Power Supply : This product uses 100 to 240V. Refer to the lab el at the back of the prod uct as the standard vo ltage can vary in different countrie s. Plug-and-Play : This monit or can be inst alled and used with any Plug-and -Play compatible systems. Two-way da ta exchange betwe en the monitor an[...]

129 Specifications 9 9 Specifications This device is a Clas s A digital appar atus. (USA only) Dispose unwan ted electronic s through an approved r ecycler. To find the nearest re cycling locatio n, go to our website : www.samsung.com/ recyclingdirect or call, (877) 2 78 - 0799[...]

130 Specifications 9 9 Specifications 9.2 PowerSaver The power-sa ving funct ion of this p roduct redu ces power c onsumption by switching o ff the scree n and changing the co lor of the pow er LED if the prod uct is not used for a specified period of tim e. The power is not turned off in powe r-saving mode. To switch the screen back on , press any[...]

131 Specifications 9 9 Specifications 9.3 Preset Timing Modes  This produ ct can be set to only on e resolution fo r each scr een size to ob tain the op timum picture quality due to the nature of the pane l. Using a r esolution othe r than the specified re solution may degrade the picture qual ity. To avoid this, it is recomm ended that yo u sel[...]

132 Specifications 9 9 Specifications Horizontal Freq uency The time re quired to sca n a single line from the le ft to the r ight side of the screen is called a horizontal cyc le. The reci procal numb er of a horizont al cycle is called h orizontal frequen cy. Horizontal frequ ency is measured in kHz. Vertical Fr equency The product dis plays a si[...]

133 Appendix Appendix Contact SAMSUNG WORLDWIDE If you have any questions or comments relati ng to Samsung products, please contact the SAMSUNG customer care center. NORTH AMERICA U.S.A 1-800-SAMSUNG (726-7864) http://ww w.samsung .com CANADA 1-800-SAMSUNG (726-7864) http:/ /www.samsu ng.com/ca http://www. samsung.co m/ch_fr (French) MEXICO 01-800-[...]

134 Appendix Appendix EUROPE ALBANIA 42 27 5755 http://www. samsung.co m AUSTRIA 0810 - SAMSUNG  (7267864, € 0.07/min) http://www. samsung.co m BELGIUM 02-201-24-18 http://www. samsung.co m/be (Dutch) http://www. samsung.co m/be_fr (French) BOSNIA 05 133 1999 http://www. samsung.co m BULGARIA 07001 33 11 http://www. samsung.co m CROATIA 062 SA[...]

135 Appendix Appendix RUMANIA From landline : 08010-SAMSUNG (7267864) From landline & mobile : (+40) 21 206 01 10 http://www. samsung.co m SERBIA 0700 Samsung (0700 726 7864) http://ww w.samsung .com SLOVAKIA 0800 - SAMSUNG (0800-726 786) http://www. samsung.co m SPAIN 902 - 1 - SAMSUNG  (902 172 678) http://www. samsung.co m SWEDEN 0771 726[...]

136 Appendix Appendix BELARUS 810-800-500-55-500 http://www.s amsung.com MOLDOVA 00-800-500-55-500 http://ww w.samsung .com ASIA PACIFIC AUSTRALIA 1300 362 603 http://www. samsung.co m NEW ZEALAND 0800 SAMSUNG (0800 726 786) http://www.sam sung.com CHINA 400-810-5858 http://ww w.samsung .com HONG KONG (852 ) 3698 - 4698 http:/ /www.samsu ng.com/hk [...]

137 Appendix Appendix EGYPT 08000-726786 http://www. samsung.co m JORDAN 800-22273 http://www. samsung.co m MOROCCO 080 100 2255 http://www. samsung.co m SAUDI ARABIA 9200-21230 http://ww w.samsung .com U.A.E 800-SAMSUNG (726-7864) h ttp://www. samsung.co m AFRICA CAMEROON 7095- 0077 http://www. samsung.co m COTE D'LVOIRE 8000 0077 http://www.[...]

138 Appendix Appendix Responsibility for the Pay Se rvice (Cost to Customers) When the service is requested, in spite of in warra nty, we may charge you for a visit from a service technician in the following cases. Not a product defect Cleaning of the product, Adjustme nt, Explanation, Re-installation and etc .  If a service tech nician gives in[...]

139 Appendix Appendix Optimum Picture Quality and Afterimage Burn-in Prevention Optimum Picture Quality  To enjoy the op timum picture quality, go to Control Panel on your PC and ad just the resolu tion and refresh rate as follows. The picture qual ity of TFT- LCDs may degrade if the optimum resolu tion is not selected.  Resolution: 960 x 960[...]

140 Appendix Appendix Prevention of Afterim age Burn-in What is afteri mage burn-in? Afterimage bu rn -in should not occur when the LCD pa nel is ope rating norma lly . Norm al operation refers to a continuously chan ging video patter n. If the LCD pane l displays a fixed patter n for an exten ded period of time (more than 1 2 hours), a slight volt[...]

141 Appendix Appendix  Power off th e product fo r 2 hours a fter using it f or 12 hours.  Go to Display Prop erties > Power Su pply on your PC a nd set the pr oduct to pow er off as required.  Using a s creen saver is r ecommen ded. It is best to use a single-color or moving-image scre en saver.  Regular color Change Use 2 colors Sw[...]

142 Appendix Appendix Correct Disposal of This Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) Correct disposal of batteries in this product (Applicable in countries with separate collection systems) This marking on the produ ct, accessor ies or literature ind icates that th e product an d its electronic accesso ries (e.g. cha rger, headset, [...]

143 Appendix Appendix Terminology OSD(On Screen Display) On screen display (O SD) allows you to co nfigure on-screen settings to optimi ze the picture qua lity as required. It allows you to change t he screen br ightness, tint, size and ma ny other s ettings us ing menus displayed on the scr een. Gamma The Gamma menu adju sts the gre y scale that r[...]

144 Appendix Appendix Resolution Resolution is the nu mber of horizo ntal pixels and ve rtical pixels that f orm a screen. It represents t he level of display detail. A higher reso lution disp lays a greate r amount of informatio n on the sc reen and is su itable for performing mult iple tasks at the same time. E.g. A resolution of 1920 x 1080 co n[...]

Index 145 Index A Appendix 133 B Batteries 26 C Changing the Res olution 48 Connecting and Using a PC 46 Connecting to a Video Device 51 Contact SAMSUNG WORLDWIDE 133 Custom 93 E Eco Solution 101 , 102 Edit Name 90 Energy Saving 109 I Items sold separately 20 L Language 104 M MDC InstallationUninstallation 56 Menu Transp arency 107 Mode 89 , 92 P P[...]