Samsung NP-P430C User Manual

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Q
 During the wireless Ad-Hoc network operation, 
the AP (Access Point) is intermittently not 
found.
A

  This	problem	occurs	intermittently	during	the	
wireless	Ad-Hoc	network	operation.	Even	if	this	
problem	occurs,	the	wireless	Ad-Hoc	network	
operation	is	working	properly	and	is	not	affected.	
Click	Refresh	to	update	the	AP	list.
Q
 I have set the same IP address for both the 
wireless and wired connections, but they do not 
work properly.
A

  You	cannot	use	wireless	and	wired	connections	
using	the	same	IP	address.	To	sequentially	use	
both	the	wired	and	wireless	connections	with	the	
same	IP	address,	you	need	to	set	the	currently	not	
needed	connection	to	Do	Not	Use	in	the	Network	
Connections	of	the	Control	Panel.
Q
 The wireless LAN does not work properly when 
there is a device operating on an adjacent 
frequency in the vicinity of the product.
A

1  Channel	interference	may	occur	when	a	wireless	
video	transceiver	or	 a	microwave	oven	is	being	used.	
If	you	experience	channel	interference	from	other	
equipment,	we	recommended	changing	the	channel	
for	connecting	to	the	AP.	For	more	information	about	
AP	settings,	refer	to	the	User	Manual	supplied	by	the	
AP	manufacturer.
A2  Since	IEEE80 .11g	equipment	operates	in	hybrid	
mode	when	there	is	active	IEEE80 .11b	equipment,	
the	data	rate	may	be	degraded. 
						

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Game and Program Related
Windows	may	not	provide	some	functions	properly	when	performing	some	applications	especially	games,	or	may	cause	
a problem due to a device driver compatibility issue. For the latest device drivers and bug fixes, please refer to the 
r

espective	company’s	website.
Q
 A 3D game does not work, or some functions are 
not working.
A

  Change	the	graphics	settings	of	the	game	to	‘ D’	or	
‘Software	Renderer’,	then	run	the	program	again.
Q
  The game is not displayed smoothly on the 
screen.
A

  For	3D	games,	the	texture	data	for	the	3D	screen	
display	is	saved	to	the	system	memory.	
  If there is insufficient system memory, the data is 
saved	to	the	hard	disk	drive	and	loaded	to	memory	
when	required.	This	operation	may	temporarily	stop	
displaying	the	picture	on	the	screen.
	 In	this	case,	lower	the	game	resolution	or	the	screen	 settings.
Q
 The picture on the screen is displayed as a 
broken image for some games.
A

  A	part	of	the	picture	on	the	screen	may	be	broken	
when	playing	some	games	that	require	a	high-
specification graphics card. 
	

In	this	case,	set	the	3D	function	setting	for	the	game	
to	a	lower	value	or	set	the	game	resolution	to	a	lower	
value. 
						

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Q
  
How to view the Bluetooth help information.
A

  Press	the  Windows + F1 	
 key	combination	to	launch	
Windows	Help	and	search	for	Bluetooth	related	
items	in	the	Help	section.	
Q
  When no headset is found or cannot be 
connected
A

1  If	the	headset	is	already	connected	to	another	
device, you will not be able to find the headset and 
c

annot	connect	to	the	headset	even	if	the	headset	is	
found.	Disconnect	the	connection	to	the	other	device	
and	then	start	the	search	again.
A2  If	the	headset	is	connected	to	a	power	adapter,	you	
cannot	make	a	Bluetooth	connection.
	 Disconnect	the	power	adapter	and	then	retry.
A3  In	general,	a	Bluetooth	headset	has		operating	
modes,	On/Off	mode	and	Pairing	mode.
	 To	connect	the	headset	to	another	Bluetooth	device	 such	as	a	PC	or	
cell	phone,	the	headset	must	be	in	
Pairing	mode.
	 Switch	the	headset	to	Pairing	mode	and	then	retry	 the	search	operation.
	 In	general,	the	headset	in	Pairing	mode	 automatically	returns	to	On/Off	mode	after	a	certain	
period	of	time.
Usage Instructions
	 Generally,	Bluetooth	devices	deliever	stable	performance	while	connected	within	a	3m(10	ft.)	
distance.


  For	Bluetooth	to	operate	smoothly,	use	the	computer	in	
an	open	environment	with	no	walls	or	obstacles	in	the	
way	and	having	low	radio	interference.
	
You	can	connect	to	only	one	Bluetooth	device	at	a	 time	for	a	phone	connection,	data	syncing,	electronic	
business	card	exchange,	FA X	transmission/reception,	
sound	related	functions,	and	serial	port	functions.
	
It	is	recommended	using	only	one	Bluetooth	device	at	a	 time	as	connecting	multiple	Bluetooth	or	other	wireless	
devices	at	the	same	time	may	slow	or	destabilize	the	
Bluetooth	connection.
	
Data	communications	via	Bluetooth	may	 be	poor	when	
the CPU load is at full capacity or there are insufficient 
s
 ystem	resources.
	
The	Bluetooth	function	of	a	Bluetooth	PDA,	mobile	 phone,	mouse	or	keyboard	may	be	turned	off.	To	
use	them	in	connection	with	a	Samsung	computer	
supporting	Bluetooth,	you	must	check	if	the	Bluetooth	
function	of	the	device	to	connect	to	is	turned	on.
	 For	the	procedures	on	turning	on	the	Bluetooth	function	 of	a	device,	refer	to	the	relevant	device	manual.
	
The	services	provided	by	Bluetooth	devices	may	 vary	depending	on	their	capabilities.	For	the	services	
provided	by	the	Bluetooth	device,	refer	to	the	device	
manual.
Bluetooth 
						

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Q
 No connected device is shown in Easy Content 
Share.
	

If	 no	connected	device	is	shown,	 check	the	following.
A1	
Check	whether	your	TV	supports	 DLNA. 	For	more	
information	on	this,	refer	to	the	User	Manual	of	your	
TV.
A2	
Check	whether	all	devices	connected	to	the	access	 point	are	turned	on.
A3 	
Check	 whether	your	PC	and	 TV	are	 connected	 to	the	
access	point	correctly.
A4	
Check	whether	the	network	location	of	 your	PC	is	set	
to	 Home network 	
 or	Work network .
	
If	not,	click	 Control Panel > All Control Panel 
Items > Network and Sharing Center > Public 
Network.
	

Change	the	network	location	to	 Home network	
 or	
Work network .
A5	 This	problem	may	occur	due	to	a	vaccine	program.	
(This	is	only	applicable	to	models	where	 McAfee 
Security Center 	
 is	installed).
	 In	this	case,	change	the	settings	by	following	the	 steps	below.
Easy Content Share Related 
						

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z	 Double-click	the	McAfee Security Center 	 icon		
to	launch	it.
	 Click	 Configure > Internet & Network > 
Advanced .
x	 Select	the	Network	menu	item.	In	the	Network	pane	
to	the	right	of	the	window,	check	whether	the	Type	is	
set	to	Trusted .
	

If	it	is	not	set	to	 Trusted,
 	change	it	to	 Trusted	 by	
performing	these	operations:
	 Click	 Edit	
 >	Change	the	type	to	 Trusted	 >	Click	OK.
Q
 My TV which has been used successfully with 
Easy Content Share is suddenly not shown in 
the list.
A1	
This	is	because	the	network	is	unstable.	Click	 Refresh 	
 to	update	the	list	of	devices	connected	
to	the	access	point.
A2	
This	problem	may	occur	due	to	a	vaccine	program.	 (This	is	only	applicable	to	models	where	McAfee	
Security	Center	is	installed).
	 Q.	
Refer	to	answer	 A5	for	the	question	 Q. No 
connected devices are shown in Easy Content 
Share . 
						

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Q
 Subtitles are not displayed when viewing videos 
on my TV.
A	 Easy Content Share 	
 does	not	support	subtitles	due	
to	DLNA	constraints.	To	enjoy	videos	with	subtitles,	
you	should	install	Samsung	TV’s	bundled	DLNA	S/W	
(applicable	to	Samsung	TVs	only).
z	 Install	the	DLNA	S/W	bundled	with	your	Samsung	 TV	on	your	computer.
x Share the files you want to play using the Samsung 
TV’s	bundled	DLNA	S/W.
	 (For	more	information	on	how	to	use	Samsung	TV’s	 bundled	DLNA	S/W,	refer	to	the	User	Manual	of	your	
TV.)
c	 Run	Easy Content Share .	If	the	Samsung	TV’s	
bundled	DLNA	S/W	you	installed	is	listed	in	the	
remote	server	list	of	Easy Content Share ,
	the	
sharing settings have been configured successfully.
v	 In	Easy	Content	Share,	add	the	shared	content	 of	the	Samsung	TV’s	bundled	DLNA	S/W	to	the	
playlist.	
Now	you	can	enjoy	subtitles.
Q
 No screen is displayed when I try to view a video 
on my TV.
A	
If	the	format	of	the	video	is	not	supported	by	your	 TV,	no	screen	will	be	output.
	 The	same	symptom	also	occurs	when	other	 playback	devices	except	for	your	TV	do	not	support	
the	video	format.
Q
  
Do only the PC and TV have the DLNA function?
A	
Some	cell	phones,	printers,	photo	frames	and	 refrigerators,	etc.	support	the	DLNA	function.
	 Devices	supporting	the	DLNA	function	can	share	 files with each other. Depending on each product, a 
p
roduct	may	only	support	sharing	photos	or	music	
files. For detailed information on the DLNA functions, 
r
 efer	the	user	manual	of	each	product. 
						

							 Chapter  5.Appendix
Product Specifi cations  148
Glossary  1
 50
Index  1
 53 
						

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Product Specifications
The system specifications may differ depending on the derived models. For detailed system specifications, refer to 
the	product	catalogue.	
CPU (Optional)Intel	Core™	i5/	Core™	i4/	Core™	i3	/	Core		Duo/	Intel	Pentium	Dual	Core	Processor
Main Memory (Optional) M
e
 mory	type:		
DDR	SODIMM	
D D
R3	SODIMM
Main Chipset (Optional) HM
 55/PM55/PM45/GM45/GL40	
Hard Disk Drive (Optional)9.5mmH	S ATA	H DD
Graphics (Optional) In
 tel
	G
 MA
	4
 500M
	(
 Internal)
Intel
	G
 MA
	4
 500MHD
	(
 Internal)
Intel
	H
 D
	G
 raphics
	(
 Internal)
nVidia	G eForce	3 10M	(E xternal)
nVidia	G eForce	G T	30M	(E xternal)
nVidia
	G

eForce
	G
 T
	3
 30M
	(E
 xternal)
ATI
	R

adeon
	H
 D
	5
 45V
	(E
 xternal)
ATI
	R

adeon
	H
 D
	5
 470
	(E
 xternal)
Operating Environment Temperature : -5~40°C for storage, 10~35
°C when operating
H u

midity
	:	5
 ~90%
	f
 or
	s
 torage,
	0~
 80%
	w
 hen
	o
 perating
Operating Voltage 10
 0	-	40 VAC
Frequency 50
 /0H z
Output Power (Optional)
0W /90W
Output Voltage (Optional) 19
 V	3 .1A	(0W )	/	1 9V	4 .74A	( 90W)
	 Optional	components	may	not	be	provided	or	different	components	may	be	provided	depending	on	the	computer	model.
 The system specifications are subject to change without notice.

 	The	hard	disk	drive	capacity	of	a	computer	in	which	Samsung	Recovery	Solution	is	installed,	is	represented	as	smaller	than	
t

he product specification.
  You must use only memory modules with the specifications (DDR2 or DDR3) printed on the memory slot that appears when 
y
 ou	open	the	memory	compartment	cover	at	the	bottom. 
						

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Registered Trademarks
Samsung	is	a	registered	trademark	of	Samsung	Co.,	Ltd.
Intel,	Pentium/Celeron	are	registered	trademarks	of	the	
Intel	Corporation.
Microsoft,	MS-DOS,	and	Windows	are	registered	
trademarks	of	the	Microsoft	Corporation.
All	other	product	or	company	names	mentioned	herein	
are	registered	trademarks	of	their	respective	companies.
ENERGY STAR® Partner
	 As	an	ENERGY	STAR®	Partner,	SAMSUNG	has	determined	that	this	product	meets	the	
ENERGY	STAR®	guidelines	for	energy	
efficiency. 
						

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Glossary
The	Glossary	lists	the	terminologies	used	in	this	User	Guide.	
For	terminologies	other	than	these,	look	in	Windows	Help.
Backup
A	way	to	save	the	current	data	to	restore	it	later	if	
necessary.	A	backup	is	a	way	to	restore	computer	data	
when	the	data	or	computer	is	damaged.
Chargeable USB
This program enables supplying power to a specific 
U
SB	port	when	the	system	is	in	power	saving	mode,	
hibernation	mode	or	off.
Client
T

his	refers	to	a	computer	that	uses	a	shared	network	
resource	provided	by	a	server.
DDR SDRAM 	
 (Double	Data	Rate	Synchronous	
Dynamic	Random	Access	Memory)
DRAM	is	a	memory	type	whose	cells	consist	of	a	
capacitor	and	transistor	manufactured	at	a	low	price.	
SDRAM	is	a	memory	type	whose	performance	has	
been	improved	by	synchronizing	the	clock	with	the	
external	CPU	clock.	
DDR	SDRAM	is	a	memory	type	
whose	performance	has	been	improved	by	doubling	
the	operating	speed	of	the	SDRAM	and	is	widely	used	
nowadays.	This	computer	uses	DDR	SDRAM.
Device Manager
A

n	administrative	tool	used	to	manage	computer	
devices.	You	can	add	or	remove	hardware	or	update	a	
device	driver	using	the	Device	Manager. Direct X
A

n	application	interface	developed	to	enable	Windows	
application	programs	to	access	hardware	devices	
at	a	very	high	speed.	Since	the	operating	speed	of	
graphics,	memory	and	sound	cards	must	be	very	fast	
to	provide	high	quality	video	and	sound	for	games,	
Direct	X	enables	faster	control	and	interaction	between	
applications	
and	hardware	devices.	By	using	Direct	
X,	the	multimedia	performance	of	Windows	has	been	
hugely	improved.
Driver
S

oftware	that	interacts	between	the	hardware	and	
the	operating	system.	An	operating	system	knows	the	
hardware	information	and	controls	the	hardware.	In	
general,	a	driver	is	supplied	with	the	corresponding	
hardware	device.
DVD (
Digital	Versatile	Disk)
DVD	was	developed	to	replace	CD	(compact	disk).	
Although	the	shape	and	size	of	the	disc	are	the	same	
as	that	of	a	CD,	the	capacity	of	a	DVD	is	at	least	4.7GB	
while	the	capacity	of	a	CD	is	 00MB.	DVD	video	is	
digital	unlike	VHS	(analog)	video	and	supports	MPEG	
c

ompression	and	digital	audio.	To	play	a	DVD,	a	DVD	
drive	is	required.