Samsung Plasma HDTV PN60E8000 User Manual

External Speaker, the TV’s speakers 
are turned off. You will hear sound 
through the external speakers only. 
When the Speaker Select is set to  TV 
Speaker , both the TV’s speakers and 
the external speakers are on. You 
will hear sound through both.
 
NWhen the Speaker Select is set to 
External Speaker , the volume buttons 
and mute function will not operate 
and the sound settings will be  

limited.
 
NIf there is no video signal, both 
the TV’s speakers and the external 
speakers will be mute.
 
●Auto Volume
Because each station has its own 
broadcasting conditions, the volume 
may fluctuate each time you change 
the channel. This feature automatically 
adjusts the volume of a channel by 
lowering the sound output when the  

modulation signal is high or by raising 
the sound output when the modulation 
signal is low.
 
NTo use the volume control of a 
connected source device, set Auto 
Volume to Off . A change to the 
volume control of the connected 
source device may not be applied 
if Auto Volume is set to Normal or 
Night .
Reset Sound 

Menu → Sound
 
→  Reset Sound
Reset all sound settings to the factory 
defaults. 

Connecting to the NetworkWired Network Connection There are three ways to attach your TV 
to your LAN using cable:
 
NIf you want to view a illustration, 
see your user's manual. The network 
connection illustrated in your user's 
manual.
 
– You can attach your TV to your 
LAN by connecting the LAN port on 
the back of your TV to an external 
Preference Feature 

modem using a LAN cable.
 
– You can attach your TV to your LAN 
by connecting the LAN port on the 
back of your TV to an IP Sharer 
which is connected to an external 
modem. Use LAN cable for the 
connection.
 
– Depending on how your network 
is configured, you may be able to 
attach your TV to your LAN by 
connecting the LAN port on the back  

of your TV directly to a network 
wall outlet using a LAN cable. Note 
that the wall outlet is attached to a 
modem or router elsewhere in your 
house.
 
NIf your network requires a Dynamic 
IP address, you should use an ADSL 
modem or router that supports the 
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol 
(DHCP). Modems and routers that 
support DHCP automatically provide  

the IP address, subnet mask, 
gateway, and DNS values your TV 
needs to access the Internet so you 
do not have to enter them manually. 
Most home networks use a Dynamic 
IP address.
 
NSome networks require a Static IP 
address. If your network requires a 
Static IP address, you must enter the 
IP address, subnet mask, gateway, 
and DNS values manually when you  

set up the network connection. To 
get the IP address, subnet mask, 
gateway, and DNS values, contact 
your Internet Service Provider (ISP). If 
you have a Windows computer, you 
can also get these values through 
your computer.
 
NYou can use ADSL modems that 
support DHCP if your network 
requires a Static IP address. ADSL 
modems that support DHCP also let  

you use Static IP addresses.
Wireless Network Connection
 
NIf you want to view a illustration, 
see your user's manual. The network 
connection illustrated in your user's 
manual.
You can connect your TV to your LAN 
through a standard wireless router or 
modem.
This TV supports the IEEE 802.11a/b/g 
and n communication protocols.