Samsung TFT LCD Television LN-T3242H User Manual

							
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Connecting a dVd player/Set-top Box
The	rear	panel	jacks	on	your	TV	make	it	easy	to	connect	a	DVD	player	to	your	 TV.
.  Connect	 a	Component	
	
	 	 Cable	 between	the		
	 	 COMPONENT 	IN(1	 or	2)		
	 	 [Y,	 PB,	PR]	jacks	 on	the	 TV		
	 	 and	 the	COMPONENT 		
	 	 [Y,	 PB,	PR]		 jacks	 on	the		
	 	 DVD/Set-Top	 Box.
.  Connect	 Audio	Cables
	
	 	 between	 the	COMPONENT	
	 	 IN(1	 or	2)	[R-AUDIO-L]		
	 	 jacks	 on	the	 TV	and	 the		 	
	 	 AUDIO	 OUT	jacks	 on	the	 	 	
	 	 DVD/Set-Top	 Box.
Component	video	separates	 the	video	 into	Y	(Luminance	 (brightness)),	 Pb	(Blue)	 and		
	 Pr	 (Red)	 for	enhanced	 video	quality.	
	 Be	 sure	to	match	 the	component	 video	and	audio	 connections.		
	 For	 example,	 if	connecting	 the	video	 cable	to	COMPONENT 	IN,	 connect	 the	audio	 cable		
	 to	 COMPONENT 	IN	 also.
	Each	 DVD	Player/STB	 has	a	different	 back	panel	 configuration.	When	 connecting	 a	DVD	 player/STB,	 match	the	color	 of	the	 connection	 terminal	to	the	 		 cable.	
dVd player/Set-t op Box tV rear panel
Component Cable (not supplied)
audio Cable (not supplied)
Connecting a Camcorder 
The	side	panel	jacks	on	your	
TV	make	it	easy	to	connect	a	camcorder	to	your	 TV.	
They	allow	you	to	view	the	camcorder	tapes	without	using	a	VCR
.  Connect	 a	Video	 Cable	
	 		 between	 the	AV	IN2		
	 	 [VIDEO]	 jack	on	the		
	 	 TV	 and	the	VIDEO	 OUT		
	 	 jack	 on	the	 camcorder.
.  Connect	 Audio	Cables	
	
	 	 between	 the	AV	IN2	
	 	 [R-AUDIO-L]		 jacks	on	the		
	 	 TV	 and	the	AUDIO	 OUT		
	 	 jacks	 on	the	 camcorder.
Camcorder tV Side panelVideo Cable (not supplied)
audio Cable (not supplied)
Each	
Camcorder	 has	a	different	 back	panel	 configuration.	When	 connecting	 a	Camcorder,	 match	the	color	 of	the	 connection	 terminal	to	the	 cable.	

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Connecting a dVd player/Set-top Box via hdmI
This	connection	can	only	be	made	if	there	is	an	HDMI	Output	connector	on	the	external	device.
.  Connect	 an	HDMI	 Cable	
	
	 	 between	 the	HDMI	 IN		
	 	 (1,2	 or	3)	connector	 on	the	 TV		
	 	 and	 the	HDMI	 connector	 on	the		
	 	 DVD	 player/Set-Top	 Box.	
dVd player rear panel
tV rear panel
hdmI Cable (not supplied)
What	 is	HDMI?			
•	 HDMI(High-Definition	 Multimedia	Interface),	is	an	 interface	 that		
	 enables	 the	transmission	 of	digital	 audio	and	video	 signals	 using	a	single	 cable.
•	 The	 difference	 between	HDMI	and	DVI	is	that	 the	HDMI	 device	 is	smaller	 in	size,	
	
	 has	 the	HDCP 	(High	 Bandwidth	 Digital	Copy	Protection)	 coding	feature	 installed.
Each	DVD	player/STB	 has	a	different	 back	panel	 configuration..		32,	40,	46	inch	 model	 supports	 HDMI3	only
Connecting a dVd player/Set-t op Box via dVI
This	connection	can	only	be	made	if	there	is	a	DVI	Output	connector	on	the	external	device.
.  Connect	 a	DVI	 to	HDMI	
	
	 	 Cable	 or	DVI-HDMI	 Adapter		
	 	 between	 the	HDMI	 IN	1		
	 	 connector	 on	the	 TV	and		
	 	 the	 DVI	connector	 on	the		
	 	 DVD	 player/Set-Top	 Box.	
.  Connect	 Audio	Cables	
	
	 	 between	 the	DVI	 IN(HDMI	 1)	
	 	 [R-AUDIO-L]	 jack	on	the		
	 	 TV	 and	the	AUDIO	 OUT	jacks		
	 	 on	 the	DVD	 player/
	 	 Set-Top	 Box.
Each	DVD	player/STB	 has	a	different	 back	panel	 configuration.	When	 connecting	 a	DVD	 player/STB,	 match	the	color	 of	the	 connection	 terminal	to	the	 cable.	When	 using	an	HDMI/DVI	 cable	connection,	 you	must	 use	the	HDMI	 IN	1	terminal.
tV rear panel
dVd player / Set-t op Box
audio Cable (not supplied)

dVI to hdmI Cable (not supplied)
	When	using	an	HDMI	 cable		 	
	 	 connection,	 it	is	 only		
	 	 possible	 from	the	HDMI	 2	IN	 	 	
	 	 terminal.

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Connecting an Amplifier/DVD Home Theater
. Connect	 Audio	Cables		
	 	 between	 the	AUDIO	 OUT		
	 	 [R-AUDIO-L]	 on	the	 TV		
	 	 and	 AUDIO	IN	[R-AUDIO-	
	 	 L]	 on	the	 Amplifier/DVD		
	 	 Home	 Theater.
	 	 When	 an	audio	 amplifier	 is	
	
	 	 connected	 to	the	 "AUDIO		
	 	 OUT 	[L-AUDIO-R]"		
	 	 terminals:	 Decrease	the			 	volume	of	 the	 TV,		
	 	 and	 adjust	the	volume	 level		
	 	 with	 the	Amplifier’s	 volume			 	 control.
Amplifier/DVD Home Theater tV rear panel
audio Cable (not supplied)
Each	 Amplifier/DVD	 Home	Theater	 has	a	different	 back	panel	 configuration.	When	 connecting	 an	Amplifier/DVD	 Home	Theater,	 match	the	color	 of	the	 connection		
	 terminal	 to	the	 cable.	
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Connecting a digital  audio System
. Connect	 an	Optical	 Cable	
	 	 between	 the	“DIGITAL	
	 	 AUDIO	 OUT	(OPTICAL)”	
	 	 jacks	 on	the	 TV	and	 the	
	 	 Digital	 Audio	Input	jacks	 on	
	 	 the	 Digital	Audio	System.
	 	 When	 a	Digital	 Audio
	
	 	 System	 is	connected	 to	the	
	 	 “DIGITAL 	AUDIO	 OUT	
	 	 (OPTICAL)”	 terminal:	
	 	 Decrease	 the	volume		 	 of	the	TV,	 and	 adjust	 the	
	 	 volume	 level	with	the	
	 	 system’s	 volume	control.
digital audio System
tV rear panel
optical Cable (not supplied)
	 5.1CH	 audio	is	possible	 when	the	TV	is	connected	 to	an	 external	 device	supporting	 	 		 5.1CH.		Each	 Digital	 Audio	System	 has	a	different	 back	panel	 configuration.	 	
The	rear	panel	jacks	on	your	 TV	make	it	easy	to	connect	a	Digital	 Audio	System	to	your	TV.
Connecting a pC
. Connect	 a	D-Sub		
	 	 Cable	 between	PC	IN		
	 	 [PC]	 connector	 on		
	 	 the	 TV	and	 the	PC		
	 	 output	 connector	on		
	 	 your	 computer.	
.  Connect	 a	PC	 Audio	
	
	 	 Cable	 between	PC	IN		
	 	 [AUDIO]	 jack	on	the		
	 	 TV	 and	the	Audio	 Out		
	 	 jack	 of	the	 sound	 card		
	 	 on	 your	computer.
pC tV rear panel
d-Sub Cable (not supplied)

pC  audio Cable (not supplied)
Each	 PC	has	 a	different	 back	panel	 configuration	When	 connecting	 a	PC,	 match	 the	color	 of	the	 connection	 terminal	to	the	 cable.	When 	using 	an 	HDMI/DVI 	cable 	connection, 	yor 	must 	use 	the 	HDMI 	IN 	1 	terminal.	

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plug & play feature
When	the	TV	is	initially	powered	on,	basic	settings	proceed	automatically	and	subsequently:
. Press	 the	powEr 	button	 on	the	 remote	 control.	
	 	 The	 message	 “Menu	language,	 Shop	Mode,	 Channels	 and	Time	 will	be	set.”	 is		 	
	 	 displayed.	
	 	 Press	 the	EntEr 	button,	 then	“Select	 the	language	 of	the	 OSD”	 menu	 is			 	
	 	 automatically	 displayed.
.
	 Press	 the	▲	or	▼	 buttons	 to	select	 language,	 then	press	 the	EntEr 	button.	
	 	 The	 message	 “Select	Home	Mode	when	installing	 this	TV	at	home.”	 is	displayed.
.  Press	 the	◄	or	►	 buttons	 to	select	 “Shop”	 or	“Home”,then	press	the	 EntEr 	button.			 	The	 message	“Select	 the	antennas	 to	memorize.”	 is	displayed.
	 	We	 recommend	 setting	the	TV	to	Home	 mode	for	the	 best	 picture	 in	your	 	 	
	 	 	 	home	 environment.		 	Shop	mode	 is	only	 intended	 for	use	 in	retail	 environments.		 	If	the	 unit	 is	accidentally	 set	to	Shop	 mode	 and	you	want	 to	return	 to	Dynamic	 	 	
	 	 	 	(Home)	 mode,	press	any	Volume	 button	and	then	 hold	down	 the	mEnu 	button	 	 	
	 	 	 	for	 five	seconds	 on	the	 side	 panel	 of	the	 TV.
.  Press	 the	▲	or	▼	 buttons	 to	memorize	 the	channels	 of	the	 selected	 connection.	
	 	 Press	 the	EntEr 	button	 to	select	 “Start”.		 	If	the	 antenna	 is	connected	 to	ANT 	1(AIR),	 select	“Air”	and	if	it	is	 connected	 to	
	 	 	 	ANT 	2	 (CABLE),	 select	“Cable”.
	 	If	both	 ANT	1	 (AIR)	 and	ANT 	2	 (CABLE)	 are	connected,	 select	the	“Air	 +	Cable”.
	 	In	 Cable	 mode,	 you	can	select	 the	correct	 signal	source	 among	 STD,	HRC,	 	 	
	 	 	 	and	 IRC	by	pressing	 the	▲	or	▼	 button,	 then	press	 the	EntEr 	button.	
	 	 	 	Contact	 your	local	 cable	 company	 to	identify	 the	type	 of	cable	 system	 that		 	
	 	 	 	exists	 in	your	 particular	 area.
.  The	 TV	will	 begin	 memorizing	 all	of	the	 available	 channels.
	
	 	 After	 all	the	 available	 channels	 are	stored,	 the	Auto	 program	 menu	reappears.	
	 	 Press	 the EntEr 	button	 when	channel	 memorization	 is	complete.		 	The	 message	 “Select	the	clock	 mode.”	 is	displayed.
	 	To	 stop	 the	search	 before	it	has	 finished,	 press	the	EntEr 	button	 with	stop	 	 	
	 	 	 	selected.
6.  Press	 the	EntEr 	button.
	
	 	 Press	 the	▲	or	▼	 buttons	 to	select	 “Manual”	 or	“Auto”,	 then	press	the	 EntEr 	button.		 	The	 message	 “Set	to	daylight	 Saving	time”	is	displayed.
turning the tV on and off
Press	the	 powEr	button	on	the	remote	control.
You	can	also	use	the
	button	on	the	front	of	the	panel.
operation
Select home mode when installing this tV at home. plug & play
plug & play
air     0
0%
Clock Set
Shop
Stop
menu language, Shop mode, 
Channels and t ime will be set.
Start
languageplug & playEnglish
Español
français
 move  Enter Skip
Select the language of the oSd.
home
 move  Enter Skip
Select the antennas to memorize.
Startair plug & playCable
air+CableStartStart
 move  Enter Skip
    
Enter Skip
auto program in progress.
Clock mode  :
 move  Enter Skip
Select the clock mode.plug & play
auto
manual
plug & play
auto program is complete.
6 Channels were memorized.
air : 6, 
Cable : 0.
    Enter Skip
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. Press	 the	▲	or	▼	 buttons	 to	select	 “Off”	or	“On”,	 then	the	EntEr 	button.		 	The	 message	“Select	 the	time	 zone	 in	which	 you	live.”	 is	displayed.
.  Press	 the	▲	or	▼	 buttons	 to	highlight	 the	time	 zone	 for	your	 local	 area.				
	 	 Press	 the	EntEr 	button.	 If	you	 have	 received	 a	digital	 signal,	 the	time	 will	be	set	 	
	 	 automatically.	
	 	 If	 not,	see	page	 47	to	set	 the	 clock.
.  The	 message	 “Enjoy	your	watching.”	 is	displayed.
	
	 	 When	 you	have	 finished,	 press	the	EntEr 	button.
Changing Channels
.  Press	 the	Ch or Ch 
button	
to	change	 channels.	
	 	When	you	press	 the	Ch or Ch 
button,	
the	TV	changes	 channels	 in		
	 	 	 sequence.		
	 	 	 You	 will	see	 all	the	 channels	 that	the	TV	has	 memorized.	 (The	TV	must	 have	 	
	 	 	 memorized	 at	least	 three	 channels).	 You	will	not	 see	 channels	 that	were	 either
	
	 	 	 erased	 or	not	 memorized.	 See	page	 16	to	memorize	 channels.
If you want to reset this feature...
. 	 Press	 the	mEnu 	button	 to	display	 the	menu.	
	
	 	 Press	 the	▲	or	▼	buttons	to	 select	 "Setup",	 then	press	 the	EntEr 	button.
. 		 Press	 the	EntEr 	button	 again,	to	select	 "Plug	&	Play".
.  	 The	 message	 "Menu	language,	 Shop	Mode,	 Channels	 and	Time	 will	be	set."	 is		
	 	 displayed.
using the Channel Buttons
.  Press	 the	prE-Ch 	button.	
	 	 The	 TV	will	 switch	 to	the	 last	 channel	 viewed.
	 	To	quickly	 switch	between	 two	channels	 that	are	far	apart,	 tune	to	one	 	
	 	 	 channel,	 then	use	the	number	 button	to	select	 the	second	 channel.	 Then		
	 	 	 use	 the	prE-Ch 	button	 to	quickly	 alternate	 between	them.
using the prE-Ch Button to select the previous Channel
dSt :
 move  Enter Skip
Set to daylight saving time. plug & play
off
on
 move  Enter Skip
Selects a cable signal type for your location.  plug & playnewfoundland
atlantic
EasternCentral
mountain
pacific
alaska hawaii
Enjoy your watching.
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Setupplug & play       ►
language  : English   ►
t ime      ►
Game mode  :  off   ► 
V-Chip      ► Caption      ►
menu t ransparency  :  medium   ►▼more        
tV
 move   Enter return
menu language, Shop mode, 
Channels and t ime will be set.
Start

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adjusting the Volume
. Press	 the	Vol	or	
Vol	buttons	 to	decrease	 or	increase	 the	volume.	
using mute
At	any	time,	you	can	cut	off	the	sound	using	the	 mutE	button.
.  Press	 mutE  button	and	the	sound	 cuts	off.	
	
	 	 The	 word	"														 "	will	 appear	 in	the	 lower-left	 corner	of	the	 screen.
.  To	turn	 mute	 off,	press	 the	mutE  button	again,	or	simply	 press	the	
		 	Vol	or	
Vol	buttons.
Viewing the display
.  Press	 the	Info  button	 on	the	 remote	 control.
	 	 The	 TV	will	 display	 the	channel,	 the	type	 of	sound,	
	
	 	 and	 the	status	 of	certain	 picture	and	sound	 settings.
	Press	the	Info  button	 once	more	 or	wait	 approximately	 10	seconds	 and			the	display	 disappears	automatically.
The	display	identifies	the	current	channel	and	the	status	of	certain	audio-video	settings.		
air   
mono
picture mode  :  dynamic
Sound mode  : Custom
mtS  : Stereo
Caption  :  off
V-Chip  :  off
0 :  pm

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Viewing the menus
. With	 the	power	 on,	press	 the	mEnu button.	
	 	 The	 main	menu	 appears	 on	the	 screen.	The	 menu’ 	s	left	 side	 has	five	icons:	 	
	 	 Picture,	 Sound,	Channel,	 Setup,	Input.
.  Use	 the	▲	or	▼	 buttons	 to	select	 one	of	the	 five	 icons.	
	
	 	 Then	 press	the	EntEr
 button	
to	access	 the	icon’s	 sub-menu.
.  Press	 the	ExIt  button	 to	exit.
	
The	 on-screen	 menus	disappear	 from	the	screen	 after	about	one	minute.
InputSource list  : tV   ►
Edit name       ► 
tV
 move   Enter Exit
memorizing the Channels
Your	TV	can	memorize	and	store	all	of	the	available	channels	for	both	"off-air"	(Air)	and	"Cable"	channels.	 After	the	available	
channels	are	memorized,	use	the	 Ch or Ch	buttons	to	scan	through	the	channels.	
This	eliminates	the	need	to	change	
channels	by	entering	the	channels	digits.	 There	are	three	steps	for	memorizing	channels:	selecting	a	broadcast	source,	
memorizing	the	channels	(automatic)	and	adding	or	deleting	channels	(Channel	List).
Selecting the Video Signal-source
Before	your	television	can	begin	memorizing	the	available	channels,	you	must	specify	the	type	of	signal	source	that	is	connected	to	
the	 TV	(i.e.	an	 Air	or	a	Cable	system).
.  Press	 the	mEnu  button	to	display	 the	menu.	
	
	 	 Press	 the	▲	or	▼	 buttons	 to	select	 "Channel",	 then	press	 the			 	EntEr button.
.  Press	 the	EntEr 	button	 select	“Antenna”.
	
	 	 Press	 the	▲	or	▼	 buttons	 to	select	 “Air”	or	“Cable”,	 then	press	 the	EntEr 	button.
	 	 Press	 the	ExIt 	button	 to	exit.
antenna  : air  ►
auto program     ►
Clear Scrambled Channel ►
Channel list     ►
name     ►
fine t une     ►
Signal Strength      ►
lna  : off ►
Channel
move   Enter return
tV
Channel
move   Enter return
tVantenna  : air  ►
auto program     
Clear Scrambled Channel
Channel list     
name     
fine t une
     
Signal Strength      
lna  : off
airCable

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Storing Channels in memory (automatic method)
.  Press	 the	mEnu 	button	 to	display	 the	menu.
	
	 	 Press	 the	▲	or	▼	 buttons	 to	select	 “Channel”,	 then	press	 the	EntEr 	button.	
.  Press 	the 	▲	 or	▼	 buttons 	to 	select 	"Auto 	Program", 	then 	press 	the 	E nt Er
 button.
.  Press	 the	▲	or	▼	 buttons	 to	select	 the	antenna	 connection,	 then	press	 the	
		 	EntEr 	button.
	 	Air:	 “Air”	 antenna	 signal.	/	Cable:	 “Cable”	 antenna	 signal.	/		
	 	 	 Air+Cable:	 “Air”	and	“Cable”	 antenna	 signals.
.  When	 selecting	
the	Cable	 TV	system:	 Press	the	EntEr 	button	 to	start	 the	auto		
	 	 program.	 By	default,	 the	cable	 TV	system	 is	set	 to	“STD”.	 If	you	 want	 to	select	 	
	 	 another	 type	of	cable	 system,	 press	the	▲	or	▼		 button	 to	select		 “STD”,	 “HRC”	or		
	 	 “IRC”.
	 	STD,	 HRC	and	IRC	 identify	 various	 types	of	cable	 TV	systems.	 Contact	your		
	 	 	 local	 cable	company	 to	identify	 the	type	 of	cable	system	 that	exists	 in	your		
	 	 	 particular	 area.	At	this	 point	 the	signal	 source	 has	been	 selected.
	 	 Press	 the	EntEr 	button	 to	start	 the	auto	 program.		
	 	To	stop	 the	search	 before	it	has	 finished,	 press	the	EntEr 	button	 with	stop	 	
	 	 	 	 	selected.
.  After	 all	the	 available	 channels	 are	stored,	 the	“Auto	 Program”	 menu	reappears.
	
	 	 Press	 the	ExIt 	button	 to	exit.
	
Alternately,	 you	can	press	 the	auto  proG. 	button	 on	the	 remote	 control	to	bring								 	
	 up	 the	Auto	 Program	 menu.
move    Enter return
antenna  : Cable  ►
auto program     ►
Clear Scrambled Channel ►
Channel list     ►
name     ►
fine t une     ►
Signal Strength      ►
lna  : off ►
Channel
move   Enter return
tV
move   Enter return
Select the antennas to memorize.
Channel
move   Enter return
tV
StartairCable
air+CableStartStart
plug & play
auto program is complete.
6 Channels were memorized.
air : 6, 
Cable : 0.
auto program
Cable 0 
 0%
Stop
    Enter return
auto program in progress.
move    Enter return
Selects a cable signal type for your location.auto program
move   Enter return
tV
analog
StartStd
hrC
IrC
digitalStd
hrC
IrC
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after the television has been set up properly, your remote control can operate in five 
different modes: tV, dVd, Cable, Set-t op Box, VCr. pressing the corresponding button 
on the remote control allows you to switch between these modes, and control  whichever piece of equipment you choose.
The	remote	 control	might	not	be	compatible	 with	all	DVD	 Players,	 VCRs,	Cable	boxes,	 and	
Set-Top	 Boxes.
Setting  up the remote to  operate your VCr
. 	 	 Turn	 off	your	 VCR.		
. 	 Press	 the	VCr 	button	 on	your	 TV’s	 remote	 control.
. 	 Press	 the	SEt 	button	 on	your	 TV’s	 remote	 control.
. 	 	
Using	 the	number	 buttons	on	your	 remote	 control,	 enter	three	digits	 of	the	 VCR	 code	
listed	 on	page	 19	of	this	 manual	 for	your	 brand	 of	VCR.	 Make	 sure	you	enter	 three	digits	
of	 the	 code,	 even	if	the	 first	 digit	 is	a	“0”.	
	
(If	 more	 than	one	code	 is	listed,	 try	the	 first	 one.)
. 	 	
Press	 the	powEr
	button	 on	the	 remote	 control.	
Your	 VCR	 should	 turn	on	if	your	 remote	 is	set	 up	correctly.		
If	your	 VCR	 does	 not	turn	 on	after	 set	up,	 repeat	 steps	2,	3,	and	 4,	but	 try	one	 of	the	
other	 codes	 listed	for	your	 brand	 of	VCR.	
	
If	 no	 other	 codes	 are	listed,	 try	each	 VCR	code,	 000	through	 080.
	 Note	on	Using	 Remote	 Control	Modes:	 VCR	
When	 your	remote	 control	is	in	 “VCR”	 mode,	 the	volume	 buttons	 still	control	 your	TV’s		volume.
Setting  up the remote to  operate your Cable Box
. 	 	
Turn	 off	your	 cable	 box.
. 	 Press	 the	CaBlE 	button	 on	your	 TV’s	 remote	 control.
. 	 Press	 the	SEt 	button	 on	your	 TV’s	 remote	 control.
. 	 	
Using	 the	number	 buttons	on	your	 remote	 control,	 enter	three	digits	 of	the	 cable	 box	code	
listed	 on	page	
20	of	 this	 manual	 for	your	 brand	 of	cable	 box.	Make	 sure	you	enter	 three	
digits	 of	the	 code,	 even	if	the	 first	 digit	 is	a	“0”.	 (If	there	 is	more	 than	one	code	 listed,	 try	
the	 first	 one.)
. 	 	
Press	 the	powEr
	button	 on	the	 remote	 control.	
Your	 cable	 box	should	 turn	on	if	your	 remote	 is	set	 up	correctly.		
If	your	 cable	 box	does	 not	turn	 on	after	 set	up,	 repeat	 steps	2,	3,	and	 4,	but	 try	one	 of	the	
other	 codes	 listed	for	your	 brand	 of	cable	 box.	If	no	 other	 codes	 are	listed,	 try	each	 code,	
000	 through	 046.
	 Note	on	Using	 Remote	 Control	Modes:	 Cable	Box	
When	 your	remote	 control	is	in	 “CABLE”	 mode,	the	volume	 buttons	 still	control	 your	TV’s	
volume.
Setting up  your remote Control

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Setting up the remote to  operate your  dVd
. 	 	
Turn	 off	your	 DVD.
. 	 Press	 the	dVd 	button	 on	your	 TV’s	 remote	 control.
. 	 Press	 the	SEt 	button	 on	your	 TV’s	 remote	 control.
. 	 	
Using	 the	number	 buttons	on	your	 remote	 control,	 enter	three	digits	 of	the	 DVD	 code	
listed	 on	page	
20~21	of	 this	 manual	 for	your	 brand	 of	DVD.		
Make	 sure	you	enter	 three	digits	 of	the	 code,	 even	if	the	 first	 digit	 is	a	“0”.	
(If	 there	 is	more	 than	one	code	 listed,	 try	the	 first	 one.)
. 	 	
Press	 the	powEr
	button	 on	the	 remote	 control.		
Your	 DVD	 should	 turn	on	if	your	 remote	 is	set	 up	correctly.		
If	your	 DVD	 does	 not	turn	 on	after	 set	up,	 repeat	 steps	2,	3,	and	 4,	but	 try	one	 of	the	
other	 codes	 listed	for	your	 brand	 of	DVD.
	
If	 no	 other	 codes	 are	list-ed,	 try	each	 code,	 000	through	 141.
	 Note	on	Using	 Remote	 Control	Modes:	 DVD	
When	 your	remote	 control	is	in	 “DVD”	 mode,	 the	volume	 buttons	 still	control	 your	TV’s		volume.
Setting  up the remote to  operate your StB
	
. 	 	
Turn	 off	your	 STB.
. 	 Press	 the	StB 		button	 on	your	 TV’s	 remote	 control.
. 	 Press	 the	SEt 	button	 on	your	 TV’s	 remote	 control.
. 	 	
Using	 the	number	 buttons	on	your	 remote	 control,	 enter	three	digits	 of	the	 STB	 code	
listed	 on	page
	21	of	 this	 manual	 for	your	 brand	 of	STB.		
Make	 sure	you	enter	 three	digits	 of	the	 code,	 even	if	the	 first	 digit	 is	a	“0”.	
(If	 there	 is	more	 than	one	code	 listed,	 try	the	 first	 one.)
. 	 	
Press	 the	powEr
	button	 on	the	 remote	 control.		
Your	 STB	should	 turn	on	if	your	 remote	 is	set	 up	correctly.		
If	your	 STB	does	 not	turn	 on	after	 set-up,	 repeat	steps	2,	3	and	 4,	but	 try	one	 of	the	 other	
codes	 listed	for	your	 brand	 of	STB.	
	
(If	 no	 other	 codes	 are	listed,	 try	each	 code,	 000	through	 074.)
	 Note	on	Using	 Remote	 Control	Modes:	 STB	
When	 your	remote	 control	is	in	 “STB”	 mode,	 the	volume	 buttons	 still	control	 your	TV’s		volume.

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