Samsung NP-P430C User Manual

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Setting up HDMI TV audio (Optional)
You can configure the sound of the computer to be played 
through the HDMI TV. You have to configure the sound 
d
evice	in	the	Control	Panel	whenever	you	connect	the	
HDMI	TV	in	order	to	hear	sound	from	the	computer	on	the	
TV.
The	screen	images	and	terms	may	differ	from	actual	
product	depending	on	the	computer	model.
1
	 Right-click	over	the	Volume	 Control	icon		in	the	
notification area at the bottom right of the Desktop 
a
 nd	select	Playback Devices .
(

Alternatively,	click	the	Control Panel > Hardware 
and Sound > Sound .)
2
	 If	the	default	Playback	Device	is	set	to	Speakers ,	
change	it	to	Digital Output Device(HDMI) (or HDMI 
Device) ,
 	click	Set Default 	and	then	click	 OK.
HDMI	Output	Device	may	not	appear	on	the	playback	
device	list	depending	on	the	computer	model.	
In	this	case,	turn	on	the	TV,	connect	the	TV	to	the	
computer	using	a	HDMI	cable	and	then	switch	to	HDMI	
or	LCD+HDMI	Clone	or	LCD+HDMI	DualView	mode	
using	the	Shortcut	Key(Fn	+	F4).
To	listen	to	sound	on	the	computer	after	disconnecting	
the	HDMI	TV,	you	have	to	set	the	Playback	Device	to	
Speakers . 
						

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Selecting Dual View
Check	if	the	external	display	device	is	properly	connected	
and	follow	the	instructions	below.
1
	 Click	the	 Start	> Control Panel > Appearance and 
Personalization > Adjust screen resolution .
2
	▶	 For Windows 7
	 	 Cl
ick	the	monitor	number		icon	and	select	
Extend these displays 	
 in	the	Multiple displays	
i
tem.	Click	the	 Apply	
 button	and	then	the	 OK	
button.
▶	For Windows Vista
	 	
Cl
ick	on	the	number		monitor	icon	and	select	
Extend the desktop onto this monitor .
 	Click	
Apply 	
 and	then	click	the	 OK	button.
Using Dual View
Dual	View	enables	users	to	expand	their	computer	screen	over	two	display	devices.
Dual	View	is	convenient	when	a	wide	operating	space	is	needed.	In	addition,	since	Dual	View	operates	as	if	there	are		
graphic	cards	present	even	when	there	is	only	one,	you	can	set	the	resolution	and	color	for	each	display	device.
	 Since	these	descriptions	are	written	on	the	basis	of	the	latest	operating	system,	Windows	7,	some	of	the	content	and	the	
figures of the descriptions may differ depending on the operating system. Since the procedures for other Windows operating 
s
ystems	are	similar,	use	the	computer	referring	to	these	descriptions.
	
Due	to	restrictions	of	the	operating	system	the	DualView	function	is	not	supported	for	Windows	7	Starter. 
						

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3
	 When	notebook	LCD	is	set	as	the	main	device,	the	1	digit	is	displayed	over	it	and	the		digit	is	displayed	
over	the	auxiliary	display	device.	Now	you	can	
expand	the	Desktop	screen	over		display	devices.
When	using	Dual	View,	it	is	recommended	setting	
the	LCD	as	the	main	device	(number	1).
Adjusting the resolution of the auxiliar y display 
device (Monitor Number 2)
I

f	the	resolution	of	the	auxiliary	display	device	is	
output,	you	can	adjust	the	resolution	and	color	quality	
by	clicking	 Start > Control Panel > Appearance 
and Personalization > Adjust screen resolution > 
Monitor Number 2 .
▶ For Windows XP
1
	 Connect	the	external	display	device	(e.g.	a	monitor	
or	a	projector)	to	the	corresponding	port	of	the	
system.	To	connect	a	TV,	connect	the	TV	to	the	TV	
output	port	of	the	system.
2
	 Press	touchpad	right	button	on	the	desktop,	click	Properties ,
 	and	then	click	the	 Settings	tab.
3
	 Click	the	monitor	 2	icon,	select	the	 Extend my 
Windows desktop onto this monitor 	
 check	box,	
and	then	click	 Apply.
4
 When the configuration is complete, click  Identify	
o
n	the	left	side	of	Troubleshoot.	The	primary	display	
device(the	LCD)	is	indicated	as	 1,
 	and	the	secondary	
display	device	is	indicated	as	 2.
 	Now	you	can	view	
the	screen	through	two	monitors.
When you use Dual View, configuring the LCD as 
t
 he	'Primary'	monitor	is	recommended.
1 : Primary 2 : Secondary 
						

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Adjusting the resolution of the auxiliar y display 
device  (Monitor Number 2)
I
f	the	screen	of	the	secondary	display	device	is	
displayed,	change	the	settings	to	the	desired	screen	
resolution	and	color	quality	in	the	[Display	Properties]	
dialog	box.
Using Window in Dual View
Click	on	the	window	title	bar	of	the	main	LCD	(monitor	
number	1)	and	drag	it	into	the	auxiliary	display	device	
(monitor	number	 )	to	move	the	window.
()
Canceling Dual View
1
	 Click	the	Start	>	Control Panel > Appearance and 
Personalization > Adjust screen resolution .
2
	▶	 For Windows 7
	 	 Cl
ick	the	monitor	number		icon	and	select	 Show 
Desktop on 1 only 	
 in	the	Multiple displays	
i
tem.	Click	the	 Apply	
 button	and	then	the	 OK	
button.
▶	 For Windows Vista
	 	
Cl
ick	on	the	Monitor	Number		icon,	unselect	
Extend the desktop onto this monitor ,
 	and	
then	click	 Apply.
▶	 For Windows XP
	 	
Cl

ick	the	monitor	 2	
icon,	clear	the	Extend my 
Windows desktop onto this monitor 	
 check	
box,	and	then	click	 Apply.
 	 
						

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Adjusting the Volume using the Keyboard
Press	the	Fn	 +		key	combination	or	 Fn	 +		key	
combination	to	adjust	the	volume.
Press	the	 Fn	
 +		key	combination	to	turn	the	volume	
on	or	off.
Adjusting the Volume using the Volume 
Adjustment Program
Click	the	 Volume	icon		on	the	taskbar	and	slide	the	
volume	control	bar	to	adjust	the	volume. ▶	For Windows 7/Vista
R

ight-click	over	the	 Volume	
icon		and	select	Open 
Volume Mixer 	
 to	adjust	the	volume.
▶ For Windows XP
Double-click	the	 Volume	
icon	,	and	adjust	the	
volume	level	in	the	volume	control	program.
Adjusting the Volume
You	can	adjust	the	volume	using	the	keyboard	and	the	volume	control	program.
Since these descriptions are written on the basis of the latest operating system, Windows 7, some of the content and the figures 
of	the	descriptions	may	differ	depending	on	the	operating	system.	Since	the	procedures	for	other	Windows	operating	systems	are	
similar,	use	the	computer	referring	to	these	descriptions.
Mute
Windows XP
Windows 7 
						

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Using the Sound Recorder
The	procedures	to	record	sound	using	the	Windows	
Recorder	are	described	below.
▶	For Windows 7/Vista
1
	 Connect	a	microphone	to	the	microphone	jack.
You	can	also	use	the	internal	MIC.
2
	 Right-click	over	the	Volume	 icon		on	the	taskbar	
and	select	Recording Device .
3
	 Check	if	the	microphone	is	set	as	the	default	
recording	device.
If	this	is	the	case,	it	is	already	set	as	the	default	
device.	If	not,	right-click	over	the	microphone	and	
select	 Set default .
4
	 Click	Start > All Programs > Accessories > 
Sound Recorder  a
 nd	click	Start recording	to	start	
a	recording.
▶ For Windows XP
1
	 Connect	a	microphone	to	the	microphone	jack.
You	can	also	use	the	internal	MIC.
2
	 Click	 Start > Control Panel > Sounds, Speech, 
and Audio Devices > Sounds and Audio Devices.
3
	 Click	 Advanced	 from	Volume	and	then,	click	
Options 	
 >	Properties .
4
	 Select	Realtek HD Audio input 	 from	the	mixer	
device	to	select	 Recording	
from	Adjust Volume 
for.
5
	 Select	 Mic Volume 	 from	Show the following 
volume controls 	
 and	click	OK. 
						

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6
	 When	Recording Control	window	appears,	check	
the	 Select 	c
heckbox.	Increase	the	 recording	
vo
lume	to	increase	the	recording	sensitivity	and	
close	the	window.
7
	 Click	 Start > All Programs > Accessories > 
Entertainment > Sound Recorder.
8
	 Click	the	Record	 button	to	perform	recording.
The	default	recording	duration	of	Windows	is	60	
seconds.	Download	a	dedicated	recording	program	
from	the	Internet	to	record	audio	data	for	a	long	time.
Using SoundAlive (Optional)
The	SoundAlive	function	enables	you	to	experience	more	
stereophonic	sound	using	stereo	speakers.
	 SoundAlive	is	only	supported	in	Windows	7.
	The	software	programs	provider	may	vary,	
d

epending	on	your	computer	model.
	 In	addition,	some	pictures	may	diff	er	from	actual	
p

roduct	depending	on	the	computer	model	and	
software	version.
1
	 Right-click	over	the	Volume Control 	icon		in	the	
notifi cation area at the bottom right of the Desktop 
an
 d	select	Playback Devices .	
(Alternatively,	click	
the	 Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > 
Sound .)
2
	 Right-click	over	the	Speakers 	and	select	
Properties .
3
	 Select	the	 SoundAlive 	t ab	and	select	one	of	the	
modes.
▶	Basic Mode
MusicSelect	this	mode	to	listen	to	music.
MovieSelect	this	mode	to	watch	a	movie.
SpeechEmphasizes	voice	over	other	sounds.
SilverSilver mode is for people who have difficulty 
in	hearing.
▶	Advanced Mode
Fi
nely	tuned	25	presets	are	arranged	on	a	square	
according	to	their	relative	sound	characteristics.
▶	User Mode
Y o

u	can	control	a	variety	of	sound	effects. 
						

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1
	 Connect	a	LAN	cable	to	the	computer’s	LAN	port.
2
	▶	 For Windows 7
	 	
Cl
ick	 Start > Control Panel > Network and 
Internet > Network and Sharing Center 	
 and	
click	on	Change adapter settings 	
in	the	left	
menu	pane.
▶	 For Windows Vista
	 	
Cl
ick	 Start > Control Panel > Network and 
Internet > Network and Sharing Center 	
 and	
click	Manage Network Connections 	
in	the	left	
menu	pane. ▶	
For Windows XP
	 	
Cl

ick	 Start > Control Panel > Network and 
Internet Connections > Network Connection .
 	
3
	 Select	Local Area Connection	 and	click	the	right	
button	of	the	touch	pad	and	select	Properties .
The	LAN	Device	name	may	differ	depending	on	your	
computer's	Network	Device.
Wired Network
A	wired	network	is	a	network	environment	used	for	a	company	network	or	broadband	internet	connection	at	home.
	 Since	these	descriptions	are	written	on	the	basis	of	the	latest	operating	system,	Windows	7,	some	of	the	content	and	the	
figures of the descriptions may differ depending on the operating system. Since the procedures for other Windows operating 
s
ystems	are	similar,	use	the	computer	referring	to	these	descriptions.
  T
he figures used for the description are of a representative model. Therefore the figures may differ from the real ones. 
						

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4
	▶	 For Windows 7 / Vista 
S
elect	 Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4) 	
f

rom	the	list	of	Network	Components	and	click	
Properties .
▶	 For Windows XP
	 	
Cl

ick	 General t
ab	and	select	a	LAN	driver	from	
Connect using: .
 	Select	Internet Protocol(TCP/
IP) a
nd	click	 Properties.
	 The	displayed	LAN	driver	may	vary	depending	on	
the	LAN	device	type.	
	
Click	 Install	to	add	a	network	component	as	shown	
in the figure below: You can add a client, a service, 
o
 r	a	protocol.		
	
The	Network	Component	name	may	differ	 depending	on	the	Operating	System	Installed.
	
To	add	a	network	component,	click	 Install	in	the	
screen shown in the figure above. You can add 
c
 lients,	services,	and	protocols.
5
  Configure the IP settings.
When	using	DHCP,	select	 Obtain an IP address 
automatically .
 	To	use	a	static	IP	address,	select	
Use the following IP address ,
 	and	set	the	IP	
address	manually.
When	not	using	DHCP,	ask	your	network	administrator	
for	the	IP	address.
6
	 When	you	have	completed	the	settings,	click	the	 OK	
button.
T

he	network	settings	have	been	completed. 
						

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Using both DHCP and a fixed IP 
simultaneously
Using	the	Alternate Configuration,	you	can	set	both	
automatic and fixed IP addresses and then you can select 
t
 o	use	either	of	them	to	connect	to	the	Internet.
1
	 ▶	 For Windows 7
	 	 Cl
ick	 Start > Control Panel > Network and 
Internet > Network and Sharing Center 	
 and	
click	on	Change adapter settings 	
in	the	left	
menu	pane.
▶	 For Windows Vista
	 	
Cl

ick	 Start > Control Panel > Network and 
Internet > Network and Sharing Center 	
 and	
click	Manage Network Connections 	
in	the	left	
pane.
▶	 For Windows XP
	 	
Cl

ick	 Start > Control Panel > Network and 
Internet Connections > Network Connection > 
Local Area Connection	
 by	using	the	right	button	
of	the	touch	pad	and	click	 Properties.
 	
2
	 Right-click	over	the	Local Area Connection	 and	
select	Properties .
3
	For Windows 7/Vista , 	select	Internet Protocol 
Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) 	
 from	the	Networking 	 tab	and	
select	Properties .	
F

or	Windows	XP,	select	 Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)	
a

nd	click	 Properties .
4
	 Select	the	 Alternate Configuration 	 tab,	select	User 
configured , fill in the corresponding fields and click 
t

he	 OK	
 button.