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La imagen fija puede causar daños permanentes en la pantalla del televisor.
No deje una imagen fija en la pantalla LCD durante más de dos horas ya que s e podría producir una retención de la imagen 
en la pantalla. Este fenómeno de retención de imágenes también se denomi na “quemadura de pantalla”. Para evitar que 
se produzca esa persistencia de la imagen, reduzca el nivel de luminosidad y  de contraste de la pantalla cuando muestre 
imágenes fijas.
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pantalla. La reproducción de un DVD o el uso de una consola de videojuego s pueden provocar un efecto 
similar en la pantalla. Reproducir un DVD o una videoconsola puede causar  un efecto similar en la pantalla. 
La garantía no cubre estos daños.
Ver imágenes fijas de videojuegos y PC durante más tiempo del indicado puede producir restos de imágenes parciales.   
Para evitar este efecto, reduzca el ‘brillo’ y el ‘contraste’ cuando vea imágenes fijas.
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para visualizar vídeos de movimiento de formato panorámico. Las imágenes deben e star principalm ente en el formato panorámico de relación 
16:9, o ampliadas para llenar la pantalla si el modelo tiene esta opción, y las imágene s están en movimiento constante. La visualización de 
imágenes y gráficos estáticos en la pantalla, como las barras oscuras laterales en progr amación y vídeos de televisión en for
 mato estándar no 
ampliados, debe limitarse a no más del 5% del tiempo total de visualización del televisor  por semana.
Además, la visualización de otras imágenes estáticas y texto, como los informes de b olsa, pantallas de videojuegos, logotipos de em
 isoras, 
sitios Web o gráficos y dibujos de ordenador, deberá limitarse en todos los televisores como ya se ha descrito. La visualización de imágenes 
estáticas que supere los límites de las instrucciones anteriores puede producir un env ejecim
 iento desigual de las pantallas LCD, lo que 
provocará una reproducción superpuesta sutil pero permanente de la imagen de la LC D. Para evitarlo, varíe la programación y las im ágenes y, 
sobre todo, visualice imágenes en movimiento a toda pantalla, no gráficos estáticos n i barras oscuras.
En modelos de LCD que ofrezcan opciones para el tamaño de la imagen, utilice estos contr oles par
 a ver los distintos formatos como imagen a 
toda pantalla.
Tenga cuidado en la selección y duración de los formatos de televisión utilizados para la visualización. La garantía limitada de Samsung no 
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							Información General
Listado de características .................................................................2
Accesorios  ........................................................................................2
Aspecto general del panel de control  ...............................................3
Aspecto general del panel de conexiones  .......................................4
Mando a distancia  ............................................................................5
Instalación de las pilas en el mando a distancia  ..............................6
Conexiones
Conexión de antenas de VHF y UHF ...............................................6
Conexión de TV por cable  ................................................................7
Conexión de un reproductor de DVD o receptores de televisión por 
cable/satélite (decodificadores) a través de HDMI
  ..........................8
Conexión de un reproductor de DVD o receptores de televisión por 
cable/satélite (decodificadores) a través de DVI
  .............................8
Conexión de un reproductor de DVD o receptores de televisión 
por cable/satélite (decodificadores) a través de los cables de 
componentes
  ....................................................................................9
Conexión de una videocámara  ........................................................9
Conexión de un reproductor de vídeo  ............................................1 0
Conexión de un sistema de audio digital  .......................................1 1
Conexión de un amplificador/DVD para cine en casa  ...................1 1
Conexión a un PC  ..........................................................................1 1
Funcionamient o
Encendido o apagado del TV .........................................................1 2
Función Plug & Play  .......................................................................1 2
Cambio de canales  .........................................................................1 3
Ajuste del volumen  .........................................................................1 4
Visualización de la pantalla  ............................................................1 4
Visualización de los menús  ............................................................1 4
Uso del botón TOOLS  ....................................................................1 5
Memorización de los canales  .........................................................1 5
Para seleccionar la fuente  ..............................................................1 7
Edición del Nombre de la Fuente de entrada  ................................1 7
Control de la Image n
Cambio del formato de la imagen ..................................................1 8
Personalización de la configuración de la imagen  .........................1 8
Activación de la configuración detallada  ........................................1 9
Reajuste de valores de la imagen a los valores predefinidos de 
fábrica
  .............................................................................................2 2
Activación de las opciones de la imagen  .......................................2 3
Visualización Imagen en imagen  ...................................................2 7
Control de Sonid o
Cambio del estándar de sonido .....................................................2 9
Personalización del sonido ............................................................. 29
Configuración del TruSurround XT (SRS TS XT)
  ..........................3 0
Elección del idioma preferido  .........................................................3 1
Selección de una pista de sonido multicanal (MTS)  ......................3 1
Control automático de volumen  .....................................................3 2
Encendido/apagado del altavoz del televisor .................................32
Escuchar el sonido de la sub imagen del PIP
  ................................3 3
Reajuste de valores de sonido a los valores predefinidos   
de fábrica
  ........................................................................................3 3
Conexión de los auriculares  (se vende por separado) ..................3 3
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Control de los Canale s
Gestión de los canales ...................................................................3 4
Supresión de los canales codificados digitales  .............................4 0
Sintonización fina de los canales analógicos .................................40
Comprobación de la potencia de la señal digital
  ...........................4 1
Pantalla de PC
Uso del TV como pantalla de ordenador (PC) ...............................4 2
Modos de visualización  ..................................................................4 2
Ajuste del televisor con el ordenador  .............................................4 3
Ajuste de la Hora
Configuración del Reloj ..................................................................4 5
Descripción de las Funcione s
Selección del idioma de menú .......................................................4 9
Uso de V-Chip  ................................................................................4 9
Visión de subtítulos (mensajes de texto en pantalla) - Analógico  .5 6
Visión de subtítulos (mensajes de texto en pantalla) - Digital  .......5 7
Ajuste de la melodía de encendido y apagado del televisor  .........5 8
Configuración del modo Entretenimiento  .......................................5 8
Uso de la función de ahorro de energía  .........................................5 9
Guía de actualización del software  ................................................6 0
Acerca de Anynet +
¿Qué es Anynet+
?.......................................................................... 61
Conexión de dispositivos Anynet +
  ................................................6 1
Configuración de Anynet +
  .............................................................6 2
Búsqueda y cambio de dispositivos Anynet +
 ................................ 62
Grabación
  .......................................................................................6 3
Escucha a través de un receptor  ...................................................6 4
Solución de problemas de Anynet +
  ..............................................6 4
Apéndice
Identificación de problemas ............................................................ 65
Instalación del soporte  ...................................................................6 7
Desconexión del soporte  ................................................................6 7
Ajuste de montaje mural automático (se vende por separado)   ....6 8
Especificaciones del equipo de montaje en la pared (VESA)  .......6 9
Uso del cierre antirrobo kensington  ...............................................7 0
Especificaciones  .............................................................................7 1
Tamaño  ...........................................................................................7 2
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Contenido
Antes de usar el equipo lea este manual para evitar fallas y 
guarde para futuras referencias.
SímboloPulse NotaBotón de una pulsación
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Listado de características
Valores ajustables de la imagen que se pueden almacenar en la memoria del televisor.
Temporizador automático para encender o apagar el televisor.
Temporizador de desconexión especial.
Excelente interfaz digital y capacidad de trabajo en red: 
El sintonizador digital HD incorporado permite ver las emisiones HD que no e xigen una suscripción sin que sea necesario 
disponer de un receptor de televisión por cable/satélite (decodificador).
Conexión HDMI/DVI del PC con este televisor.
Calidad excelente de la imagen  
- La tecnología DNIe proporciona imágenes completamente reales.
SRS TruSurround XT  
- SRS TruSurround XT proporciona un sistema surround virtual.•
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Accesorios
Compruebe que las opciones siguientes se incluyen con su TV LCD. Si falta alguna opción, póngase en contacto con el 
proveedor.
Mando A Distancia y Pilas  
(AAA x 2)
(BN59-00721A) Tarjeta de garantía/
Tarjetas de registro/ Guía de seguridad 
(no esta disponible en todas las  localidades) Cubierta inferior
(LN37A530P1F: BN63-04208B)
(LN40A530P1F: BN63-04352A)
(LN46A530P1F: BN63-04353A)
(LN52A530P1F: BN63-04354A)
Cable de alimentación
(3903-000144) Paño de limpieza
(BN63-01798A) Manual de Instrucciones Núcleo de ferrita
(3301-001110)
El color y la forma de los elementos puede variar según el modelo.
Núcleo de ferrita (Cable de alimentación)   
Los núcleos de ferrita se utilizan para proteger los cables de las interferencia s. 
Cuando conecte un cable, abra el núcleo de ferrita y fíjelo alrededor del cabl e 
cerca del conector.
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Información General
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Aspecto general del panel de control
Botónes de la parte inferior derecha del panel
Los botónes del panel inferior derecho controlan las funciones básicas del televisor
 , incluido el menú en pantalla.
Para usar las funciones más avanzadas, debe usar el mando a distancia.
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Botones del panel frontal
Toque cada botón para 
activar la función.
1 SOURCE 
Cambia entre todas las fuentes de entrada disponibles (TV, AV1, AV2, S-Video, Componente1, Componente2, 
PC, HDMI1, HDMI2/DVI, HDMI3). En el menú de la 
pantalla, utilice este botón del mismo modo que el botón 
ENTER 
 del mando a distancia.
2 MENU
Pulse para ver en pantalla un menú con las
características del TV.
3 – VOL + 
Pulse para aumentar o reducir el volumen. En el menú 
de la pantalla, utilice los botónes  – VOL + del mismo 
modo que los botónes ◄ y ► del mando a distancia.
4  CH 
Pulse para cambiar de canal.
En el menú de la pantalla, utilice estos botónes   CH  del mismo modo que los botónes ▼ y ▲ del mando a distancia.
5 INDICADOr DE ALIMENtACIóN
Parpadea y se apaga cuando se enciende el aparato y 
se ilumina en el modo en espera. 
6  (ENCENDIDO)
Pulse para encender o apagar el TV.
7 SENSOr  DEL MANDO  A DISt ANCIA
Dirija el mando a distancia hacia este punto del TV.
8   AL tAVOCES
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Aspecto general del panel de conexiones
Use los terminales del panel de conexión para conectar componentes de A/V que estarán disponibles permanentemente, 
como un vídeo o un reproductor de DVD. Si precisa información sobre la cone xión de equipos, consulte las páginas 6 a 1 1.
[Panel lateral del tV][Panel posterior del tV]
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  AUDIO OUT
Permite conectar las tomas de la entrada de audio del 
amplificador/sistema de Home Película.
2 DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) Se conecta al componente de audio digital.
3 PC IN [PC] / [AUDIO]Permite conectar a las tomas de salida de audio y de 
vídeo de su PC.
4 HDMI IN 1, 2, 3 / DVI IN(HDMI2)[r-AUDIO-L]Permite conectar a la toma HDMI de un dispositivo que 
tenga salida HDMI. 
-  No se necesita ninguna conexión de sonido para una conexión de HDMI a HDMI.
Use el terminal HDMI IN 2 para conectar el DVI a un dispositivo 
externo. Use un cable de DVI a HDMI o un adaptador de DVI-
HDMI (DVI a HDMI) para la conexión del vídeo, y las tomas 
[R-AUDIO-L] de DVI IN (HDMI2) para el audio.
-  Cuando se usa una conexión de cable HDMI/DVI, se debe conectar en el terminal HDMI IN 2. 
5  ANT INPermite conectar a una antena o un sistema de TV por cable.
6 AV IN 2Entradas de vídeo y audio para dispositivos externos, 
como una videocámara o un reproductor de vídeo.
S-VIDEO 
Permite conectar la señal de S-Vídeo de una cámara o 
de un vídeo.
7  (AURICULAR)
Permite conectar unos auriculares externos para 
audiciones privadas.
8 ENtrADA DE ALIMENt ANtACIóN
Permite conectar el cable de alimentación suministrado.
9 SEr VICE
Conector solamente para servicio.
0 COMPONENt IN 1, 2 / AV IN 1
Permite conectar el vídeo/audio de componentes.
El terminal COMPONENT IN 1 también se usa como 
terminal AV IN 1.
-  Conecte el cable de vídeo al terminal COMPONENT IN 1 [Y/VIDEO] y el cable de audio al terminal 
COMPONENT IN 1 [R-AUDIO-L].
!  EX-LINK
Toma de conexión para un soporte de montaje mural 
opcional. Permite ajustar el ángulo de visualización del 
televisor mediante el mando a distancia.
@ BLOQUEO KENSINGTON
El bloqueo Kensington (opcional) es un dispositivo que 
se utiliza para fijar físicamente el sistema cuando se 
utiliza en un sitio público. Si desea usar un dispositivo de 
bloqueo, póngase en contacto con el distribuidor donde 
adquirió el televisor.
La ubicación del ‘Bloqueo Kensington’ puede variar 
según el modelo.
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