Samsung Ht Tz325r User Manual

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●  SYSTEM SETUP●  SYSTEM SETUP
ASC (Auto Sound Calibration) SETUP
By setting the ASC function just once when you relocate or install the unit, you can have the unit 
automatically recognize the distance between speakers, levels between channels, and frequency 
characteristics to create a 5.1-channel sound field optimized for your environment.
 
M     ASC SETUP can be made when there is no disc in the unit. 
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Because the volume level of the tone is fixed during the ASC setup, yo\
u cannot adjust the  
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volume using the volume control buttons.
If the auto sound microphone is disconnected during the ASC setup, the setup will be 
 
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cancelled.
When ASC function is activated, the DSP/EQ, DOLBY PRO LOGIC ll, and P. BASS sound 
 
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effects will not work.
To Verify the ASC
Briefly press the ASC button.
Distance and level values specified for each channel will appear in th\
e display.
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L: FR O N T SP E A K E R (L)  
R: F
R O N T SP E A K E R (R)
C: C
E N T R E SP E A K E R 
SW: S
U B W O O F E R
SL: RE A R SP E A K E R (L) 
SR: R
E A R SP E A K E R (R)
AUX IN 1
ASC
Microphone
 
						

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ASC (Auto Sound Calibration) SETUP 
Plug the ASC microphone into the ASC input jack.
1. 
Place the ASC microphone at the listening position.
2. 
Press 
3.  ASC button.
To create the optimal 5.1 channel sound field, the 
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selections are in the following sequence:   
L  ➞  C  ➞ r  ➞  Sr  ➞ SL  ➞ SW  
When the message "REMOVE MIC" appears in the 
4. 
display, unplug the ASC microphone.
 
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Setting the ASC function takes about 3 minutes. 
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To cancel the ASC (Auto Sound Calibration) setup, press the ASC 
button.
The test tone output stops, "CANCEL ASC" appears in the display .
To listen in the ASC (Auto Sound Calibration) mode, briefly press 
ASC button.
The selection alternates between ASC ON and ASC OFF in the display.
If you select "ASC ON", you will hear sound in the ASC mode.  
If you select "ASC OFF", you will hear sound in the mode set in the audi\
o setup.
  
						

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LISTENING TO rADIO
remote Control 
Press the
1.   TUNEr button to select the FM band.
Tune in to the desired station.
2. 
Automatic Tuning 1
•	  : When the [,]  button is 
pressed, a preset broadcast station is selected.
Automatic Tuning 2
•	  : Press and hold the ,
,. 
button to automatically search for active 
broadcasting stations.
Manual Tuning
•	  : Briefly press the ,
,.
 button to 
increase or decrease the frequency incrementally.  
Main Unit 
Press the 
1.  FUNCTION button to select the FM band.
Select a broadcast station
2. .
Automatic Tuning 1
•	  : Press the STOP 
(@) button to select PrESET and then press the [ ,] 
button to select the preset station. 
Automatic Tuning 2
•	  : Press the 
STOP 
(@) button to select MANUAL and then press and hold  
the  [,]  button to automatically search the band.
Manual Tuning
•	  : Press the 
STOP 
(@) button to select MANUAL and then briefly press    
the 
button to tune in to a lower or higher frequency.
Press the MO/ST button to listen in Mono/Stereo.
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  Each time the button is pressed, the sound switches between STErEO and MONO.
• In a poor reception area, select MONO for a clear, interference-free broadcast.
PrESETTING STATIONS
Example : Presetting FM 89.10 in the memory 
Press the 
1.  TUNEr button to select the FM band.
Press the 
2. ,
,. button to select 89.10. 
Press the 
3.  TUNEr MEMOr Y button.
Press the 
4. 
[ ,] button to select a preset 
number.
You can select between presets 1 and 15.
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5.    Press the TUNEr  MEMOr Y button again.
6.    To preset another station, repeat steps 2 to 5.
To tune in to a preset station, press the 
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[ ,] button on the remote control to select 
a channel.
Radio
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ABOUT rDS BrOADCASTING    
Using the rDS (radio Data System) to receive FM stations 
RDS allows FM stations to send an additional signal along with 
their regular program signals. For example, the stations send 
their station names, as well as information about what type of 
program they broadcast, such as sports or music, etc.
Description on rDS function
PTY (Program Type) : Displays the type of programme currently being 
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broadcast
PS NAME (Program Service Name) :   Indicates the name of broadcasting station and is composed of 8 
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characters.
RT (Radio Text) :  Decodes the text broadcast by a station (if any) and is composed of maximum 64 
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characters.
CT (Clock Time) :  
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Decodes the real time clock from the FM frequency.
TA (Traffic Announcement) :   "TA ON"shows that the traffic announcement is in progress.
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MRDS may not operate correctly if the station tuned is not transmitting RDS signal properly  
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or if the signal strength is weak.
Some stations may not transmit PTY, RT or CT information therefore this may not be 
 
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displayed in all cases.
To show the rDS signals
You can see the RDS signals the station sends on the display.
Press the rDS DISPLAY while listening to an FM 
station.
  
 
`   Each time you press the button, the display 
change to show you the following information : 
PS NAME ; RT  ; CT ; Frequency 
 
  PS (Program Service) :   While searching,  appears and then the station names will be 
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displayed.  appears if no signal is sent.
  RT(RadioText) :   while searching,  appears and then text messages the station sends will be  
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displayed.  appears if no signal is sent.
  Frequency : station frequency (non-RDS service)
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About characters shown in the display
 
 
When the display shows PS,or RT signals,the following characters are used.
    The display window cannot differentiate upper case and lower case letters and always uses 
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upper case letters.
    The display window cannot show accented letters,  for instance, may \
stand for 
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accented  like 
   
						

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PTY (Program Type) indication and PTY-SEArCH function 
One of the advantages of the RDS service is that you can locate a partic\
ular kind of program from 
the preset channels by specifying the PTY codes.
To search for a program using the PTY codes
Before you start, remember...
The PTY Search is only applicable to preset stations.
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To stop searching any time during the process, press 
•	 PTY SEArCH while searching.
There is a time limit in doing the following steps. If the setting is cancel\
led before you finish,  start from step 1 again.
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When pressing the buttons on the primary remote control, make sure that you have selected the FM  
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station using the primary remote control.
Press the 
1.  PTY SEArCH while listening to an FM 
station.
Press the 
2.  PTY- or PTY+ until the PTY code you want 
appears on the display.
The display gives you the PTY codes described to the 
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right.
Press the 
3.  PTY SEArCH again, while the PTY code 
selected in the previous step is still on the display.
The Centre unit searches 15 preset FM stations, stops 
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when it finds the one you have selected, and tunes in 
that station.
Display Program Type
NEWSNews including an announced opinion 
and report
AFFAIRS
Several matters including a current 
incident, documentary, discussion and 
analysis.
INFO
Information including weights and 
measures, returns and forecast, matters 
interesting the customer, medical informa-
tion, etc.
SPORT Sports
EDUCATE Education
DRAMA Drama-Radio serial, etc.
CULTURE Culture-National or local culture 
including the religious problem, social 
science, language, cinema, etc.
SCIENCE Natural science and technology
VARIED Others-Speech, amusing program 
 
(quiz, game), interview, comedy and   
satirical play, etc.
POP M Pop music
ROCK M Rock music
M.O.R.M
Current contemporary music considered 
to be “easy listening.”
Display Program Type
LIGHT MLight classical music- Classical music 
and instrumental and chorus music
CLASSICS
Heavy classical  music-Orchestra music,  
symphony, chamber music and opera
OTHER M Other music - Jazz, R&B country 
music
WEATHER Weather
FINANCE Finance
CHILDREN Children’s programmes
SOCIAL A Social affairs
RELIGION Religion
PHONE IN Phone in
TRAVEL Travel
LEISURE Leisure
JAZZ Jazz Music
COUNTRY Country Music
NATION M National Music
OLDIES Oldies Music
FOLK M Folk Music
DOCUMENTDocumentary
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SLEEP TIMEr FUNCTION
You can set the time that the Home Cinema will shut itself off.
Press the SLEEP button.
SLEEP
•	  will be displayed. Each time the button is pressed, the 
preset time  in minutes changes as follows :  
10 
➞ 20 ➞ 30 ➞ 60 ➞ 90 ➞ 120 ➞ 150 ➞ OFF.  
To confirm the sleep timer setting, press the SLEEP  
button.
The remaining time before the Home Cinema will shut itself off 
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is displayed.
Pressing the button again changes the sleep time from what 
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you have set earlier.  
  
To cancel the sleep timer, press the SLEEP button until OFF appears on the display.
 
ADJUSTING DISPLAY BrIGHTNESS
You can adjust the brightness of the display on the main unit so it won't\
 interfere with your movie viewing.
Press the DIMMEr button.
Each time the button is pressed, the front display's 
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brightness will be adjusted.
 
MUTE FUNCTION
This is useful when answering a doorbell or telephone call.
Press the  MUTE button.
MUTE
•	  appears in the display.
To restore the sound, press the 
•	 MUTE button again.
Convenient function
    
						

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CD rIPPING
Converts audio sound of the CD into a MP3 file format before sending to a USB storage device.
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Connect the USB device.
1. 
Insert the audio CD into the CD tray.
2. 
Press the 
3.  CD RIPPING button.
To start ripping the current track, press the 
•	 CD 
RIPPING button on the remote control while the 
system is playing a track or stopped temporarily.
To rip the entire CD, press and hold the 
•	 CD RIPPING 
button on the remote control.
   -"FULL CD RIPPING" appears on the display and      
ripping starts.
Press the  
4.  STOP (@) button to stop ripping.
When the CD ripping is done, a directory named 
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"RIPPING" will be created in the USB device and the 
ripped file will be saved in a format of "SAM-XXXX”.
mp3".  
 
 
 
 
M   Do not disconnect the USB connection or the power cable during the CD ri\
pping.  
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Otherwise, it may cause damage to the data. To stop CD ripping, press the STOP button 
and disconnect the USB device after the system stops playing the CD comp\
letely.
If you disconnect the USB connection during the CD ripping, the system w\
ill turn off and you will not   
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be able to delete the ripped file.
If you connect the USB device to the system while it is playing a CD, th\
e system stops   
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playing and will resume playing when the USB connection initialization is completed.   
(The initialization time may differ depending on the type of the USB device.)
DTS-CDs cannot be ripped.
 
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If the ripping duration is less than 5 seconds, a ripping file may not\
 be created. 
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CD ripping works only if the USB device or the HDD is formatted in the F\
AT file system.  
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(The NTFS file system is not supported.) For a list of compliant dev\
ices, refer to the 
specification of the USB host.
Ripping is performed at a normal speed of x1. The ripping time may be lo\
nger with some 
 
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USB devices.
While the system is ripping a CD, the audio sound will not be output.
 
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Do not put touch or move the system while it is ripping a CD. 
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●  CONVENIENT FUNCTION
Convenient function
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Troubleshooting
Refer to the chart below when this unit does not function properly. If the problem you are experiencing is not listed 
below or if the instruction below does not help, turn off the unit, disconnect the power cord, and contact the nearest 
authorized dealer or Samsung Customer Service Centre.
SYMPTOMCheck/remedy
Disc tray does not open. • Is the power cord plugged securely into the outlet?
• Turn off the power and then turn it back on.
Playback does not start   
immediately when the   
Play/Pause button is pressed. • 
  Are you using a deformed disc or a disc with scratches on 
the surface?
• Wipe the disc clean.
Sound is not produced. •  No sound is heard during fast playback, slow playback, and 
step motion playback.
•   Are the speakers connected properly? Is the speaker setup 
correctly customised?
• Is the disc severely damaged?
Sound can be heard only from a 
few speakers and not all six. • 
  When listening to a CD or radio, sound is output to the front 
speakers (L/R) only. Select "PRO LOGIC II" by pressing   
PL II (Dolby Pro Logic II) on the remote control to use all 
six speakers.
•   Make sure that the DVD disc is 5.1-CH compatible.
•   If you set C, SL, and SR to NONE in the speaker mode in the 
audio setup of the setup screen, no sound is heard from the 
Centre speaker and the rear left and right speakers. Set C, 
SL, and SR to SMALL.
Dolby Digital 5.1 CH Surround 
Sound is not produced. •   
Is there "Dolby Digital 5.1 CH" mark on the disc? Dolby 
Digital 5.1 CH Surround Sound is produced only if the disc is 
recorded with 5.1 channel sound.
•    Is the audio language correctly set to DOLBY DIGITAL 
5.1-CH in the information display?
The remote control does not 
work. • 
  Is the remote control being operated within its operation 
range of angle and distance?
• Are the batteries exhausted?
•   Have you selected the mode(TV/DVD) functions of the 
remote control (TV or DVD) correctly?
•    Disc is rotating but no   
picture is produced.
•   Picture quality is poor and   
picture is shaking. • Is the TV power on?
• Are the video cables connected properly?
• Is the disc dirty or damaged?
• A poorly manufactured disc may not be playable.
 
						

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●  TrOUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOMCheck/remedy
Audio language and subtitles do 
not work. • 
  Audio language and subtitles will not work if the disc does 
not contain them.
Menu screen does not appear 
even when the menu function is 
selected. • Are you using a disc that does not contain menus?
Aspect ratio cannot be changed. •   You can play 16:9 DVDs in 16:9 WIDE mode, 4:3 LETTER 
BOX mode, or 4:3 PAN SCAN mode, but 4:3 DVDs can be 
seen in 4:3 ratio only. Refer to the DVD disc jacket and then 
select the appropriate function.
•     The main unit is not working.   
(Example: The power goes out 
or the front panel key doesn't 
work or a strange noise is 
heard.)
•    The DVD player is not working 
normally. •  
Turn off the power and hold the STOP (
) button on the 
remote control for longer than 5 seconds (reset function).
Using the rESET function will erase all stored settings.   
Do not use this unless necessary.
The rating level password has  
has been forgotten. •  
While “NO DISC” message appears on the display of the 
main unit, hold the remote control's STOP (
)  button for 
longer than 5 seconds. “INITIAL” appears on the display and 
all settings will return to the default values.
• Press the POWER button.
Using the rESET function will erase all stored settings.   
Do not use this unless necessary.
Can't receive radio broadcast. • Is the antenna connected properly?
•  If the antenna's input signal is weak, install an external FM 
antenna in an area with good reception.
 
						

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Language code list
Enter the appropriate code number for the initial settings “Disc Audio”, “Dis\
c Subtitle” and/or “Disc Menu”  
(See page 50).
Code Language CodeLanguage CodeLanguage CodeLanguage
1027 Afar1181Frisian 1334Latvian, Lettish 1506Slovenian
1028 Abkhazian 1183Irish1345Malagasy 1507Samoan
1032 Afrikaans 1186Scots Gaelic 1347Maori 1508Shona
1039 Amharic 1194Galician 1349Macedonian 1509Somali
1044 Arabic 1196Guarani 1350Malayalam 1511Albanian
1045 Assamese 1203Gujarati 1352Mongolian 1512Serbian
1051 Aymara 1209Hausa 1353Moldavian 1513Siswati
1052 Azerbaijani 1217Hindi1356Marathi 1514Sesotho
1053 Bashkir 1226Croatian 1357Malay 1515Sundanese
1057 Byelorussian 1229Hungarian 1358Maltese 1516Swedish
1059 Bulgarian 1233Armenian 1363Burmese 1517Swahili
1060 Bihari 1235Interlingua 1365Nauru 1521Tamil
1069 Bislama 1239Interlingue 1369Nepali 1525Tegulu
1066 Bengali; Bangla 1245Inupiak 1376Dutch 1527 Tajik
1067 Tibetan 1248Indonesian 1379Norwegian 1528Thai
1070 Breton 1253Icelandic 1393Occitan 1529Tigrinya
1079 Catalan 1254Italian 1403(Afan) Oromo 1531Turkmen
1093 Corsican 1257Hebrew 1408Oriya1532Tagalog
1097 Czech 1261Japanese 1417Punjabi 1534Setswana
1103 Welsh 1269Yiddish 1428Polish 1535Tonga
1105 Danish 1283Javanese 1435Pashto, Pushto 1538Turkish
1109 German 1287Georgian 1436Portuguese 1539Tsonga
1130 Bhutani 1297Kazakh 1463Quechua 1540Tatar
1142 Greek 1298Greenlandic 1481Rhaeto-Romance 1543Tw i
1144 English 1299Cambodian 1482Kirundi 1557Ukrainian
1145 Esperanto 1300Canada 1483Romanian 1564Urdu
1149 Spanish 1301Korean 1489Russian 1572Uzbek
1150 Estonian 1305Kashmiri 1491Kinyarwanda 1581Vietnamese
1151 Basque 1307Kurdish 1495Sanskrit 1587Volapuk
1157 Persian 1311Kirghiz 1498Sindhi 1613Wolof
1165 Finnish 1313Latin1501Sangro 1632Xhosa
1166 Fiji1326 Lingala 1502Serbo-Croatian 1665Yoruba
1171 Faeroese 1327Laothian 1503Singhalese 1684Chinese
1174 French 1332Lithuanian 1505Slovak 1697Zulu