Operation User Manual For Samsung Displays

USER MANUAL
OH46F I OM46F I OM46F-K I OH55F I OM55F I OM55F-K
Recommended hours of use per day of this product is under 24 hours.

If the product is used for longer than 24 hours a day, the warranty may be void.
The colour and the appearance may differ depending on the product, and the specifications are subject to change without prior
notice to improve the performance.
The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice to improve quality.
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(i.e. where you have failed to read this user manual).
–– (b) you bring the unit to a repair centre and there is no defect in the product
(i.e. where you have failed to read this user manual).
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Table of contents
Before Using the Product Cable Connection 22 Using MDC

Connection 25
Safety Precautions 6 Control Codes 26 MDC Programme Installation/Uninstallation 46
Symbols 6 Installation 46
Cleaning 6 Uninstallation 46
Storage 6
Connecting to MDC 47
Electricity and Safety 7 Connecting and Using Using MDC via RS-232C (serial data
Installation 8 a Source Device communications standards) 47
Operation 9
Using MDC via Ethernet 47
Before Connecting 34
Pre-connection Checkpoints 34
Before connecting cables 35
Preparations Player feature
Connecting to a PC 36
Checking the Components 11 Connection Using an HDMI-DVI Cable 36
Player 49
Components 11 Connection Using an HDMI Cable 36
Viewing content 49
Connection Using an DP Cable 37
Parts 12 When content is running 50
Parts 12 Connecting an External Monitor 38 Available menu 50
Reverse Side 13 File Formats Compatible with Player 51
Connecting to a Video Device 39
Anti-theft Lock 14
Connection Using an HDMI-DVI Cable 39 Schedule 56
Remote Control 15
Connection Using an HDMI Cable 39
Connection Using an IR Stereo Cable (sold Clone Product 57
separately) 17 Connecting the HDBase-T 40
ID Settings 58
Before Installing the Product (Installation Connecting to an Audio System 41 Device ID 58
Guide) 18 Device ID Auto Set 58
Tilting Angle and Rotation 18 Connecting the LAN Cable 41
PC Connection Cable 58
Ventilation 19 Changing the Input source 42
Video Wall 59
Installing the Wall Mount 21 Source 42
Video Wall 59
Installing the Wall Mount Kit 21 Web Browser 43 Horizontal x Vertical 59
Wall Mount Kit Specifications 21 Settings 43 Screen Position 59
Remote Control (RS232C) 22 Refresh Options 45 Format 60
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Table of contents
Network Status 61 Dynamic Contrast 74 Screen Burn Protection 81

Black Tone 74
Picture Mode 62 Message Display 84
Flesh Tone 74
Source Info 84
On/Off Timer 63 RGB Only Mode 74
No Signal Message 84
On Timer 63 Colour Space 74
MDC Message 84
Off Timer 64 HDMI UHD Color 75
Download Status Message 84
Holiday Management 64 Motion Lighting 75
Language 85
Ticker 65 Picture Options 76
Colour Tone 76 Reset OnScreen Display 85
URL Launcher 66 Digital Clean View 76
URL Launcher Settings 67 HDMI Black Level 77
Film Mode 77
Approving a connected device from Dynamic Backlight 77 Network
the server 68
Setting the current time 69 Picture Size 78 Network Status 86
Picture Size 78
Fit to Screen 78 Open Network Settings 86
Zoom/Position 78 Network type 86
Screen Adjustment Network Settings (Wired) 87
Picture Off 79 Network Setting (Wireless) 89
Picture Mode 70 Reset Picture 79 WPS(PBC) 91
Backlight / Contrast / Brightness / Server Network Settings 92

Sharpness / Colour / Tint (G/R) 71 Connect to server 92
MagicInfo Mode 92
Colour Temperature 72 OnScreen Display Server Access 92
White Balance 72 FTP Mode 92
Display Orientation 80
2 Point 72 Proxy server 92
Onscreen Menu Orientation 80
10 Point 72
Source Content Orientation 80 Wi-Fi Direct 93
Gamma 73 Aspect Ratio 80
Mobile Device Manager 94
Calibrated value 73 Screen Protection 81 Access Notification 94
Auto Protection Time 81 Mobile Device List 94
Advanced Settings 74
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Table of contents
Device Name 94 Eco Sensor 101 Support

Screen Lamp Schedule 102
No Signal Power Off 102 Software Update 112
Auto Power Off 102 Update now 112
System Auto update 112
Fan and Temperature 103
Accessibility 95 Fan Control 103 Contact Samsung 112
Menu Transparency 95 Fan Speed Setting 103
Reset All 112
High Contrast 95 Outdoor Mode 103
Enlarge 95 Temperature Control 103
Start Setup 96 Input Device Manager 104

Keyboard Language 104 Troubleshooting Guide
Time 97 Keyboard type 104
Clock Set 97 Requirements Before Contacting Samsung
Input Language Shortcut 104
DST 97 Customer Service Centre 113
Sleep Timer 97 Play via 104 Testing the Product 113
Power On Delay 97 Checking the Resolution and Frequency 113
Change PIN 105
Check the followings. 114
Auto Source Switching 98
Security 106
Auto Source Switching 98 Q & A 118
Safety Lock On 106
Primary Source Recovery 98
USB Auto Play Lock 106
Primary Source 98
Mobile Connection Lock 106
Secondary Source 98
Remote Management 106
Power Control 99
General 107
Auto Power On 99
Smart Security 107
Max. Power Saving 99
Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) 108
Standby Control 99
HDMI Hot Plug 110
Network Standby 100
Custom Logo 110
Power Button 100
Game Mode 111
Eco Solution 101
Reset System 111
Brightness Limit 101
Energy Saving Mode 101
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Table of contents
Specifications
General 120
Preset Timing Modes 121
Appendix
Responsibility for the Pay Service (Cost to
Customers) 123
Not a product defect 123
A Product damage caused by customer's
fault 123
Others 123
Optimum Picture Quality and

Afterimage Burn-in Prevention 124
Optimum Picture Quality 124
Prevention of Afterimage Burn-in 124
Licence 126
Terminology 127
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Chapter 01
Before Using the Product
Safety Precautions Cleaning

――Exercise care when cleaning as the panel and exterior of advanced LCDs are easily scratched.
――Take the following steps when cleaning.
Caution RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
Caution : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT 1 Power off the product and computer.
REMOVE COVER. (OR BACK) 2 Disconnect the power cord from the product.
THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. ――Hold the power cable by the plug and do not touch the cable with wet hands. Otherwise, an electric shock
REFER ALL SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL. may result.
3 Wipe the product with a clean, soft and dry cloth.

This symbol indicates that high voltage is present inside.
‒‒ Do not use detergents that contain alcohol, solvent or surface-active agents.
It is dangerous to make any kind of contact with any internal part of
‒‒ Do not spray water or detergent directly on the product.
this product.
4 Wet a soft and dry cloth in water and wring thoroughly to clean the exterior of the product.
This symbol alerts you that important literature concerning
5 Connect the power cord to the product when cleaning is finished.
operation and maintenance has been included with this product.
6 Power on the product and computer.
Symbols Storage
Due to the characteristics of high-glossy products, using a UV humidifier nearby may create white-
Warning A serious or fatal injury may result if instructions are not followed. coloured stains on the product.
――Contact Customer Service Centre if the inside of the product needs cleaning (service fee will be charged).
Personal injury or damage to properties may result if instructions
Caution are not followed.
Activities marked by this symbol are prohibited.
Instructions marked by this symbol must be followed.
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Electricity and Safety Caution
Do not disconnect the power cord while the product is being used.
Warning
•• The product may become damaged by an electric shock.
Do not use a damaged power cord or plug, or a loose power socket. Only use the power cord provided with your product by Samsung. Do not use the power cord with other
•• An electric shock or fire may result. products.
•• A fire or electric shock may result.
Do not use multiple products with a single power socket.
•• Overheated power sockets may cause a fire. Keep the power socket where the power cord is connected unobstructed.
•• The power cord must be disconnected to cut off power to the product when an issue occurs.
Do not touch the power plug with wet hands. Otherwise, an electric shock may result.
•• Note that the product is not completely powered down by using only the power button on the
Insert the power plug all the way in so it is not loose. remote.
•• An unsecure connection may cause a fire.
Hold the plug when disconnecting the power cord from the power socket.
Connect the power plug to a grounded power socket (type 1 insulated devices only). •• An electric shock or fire may result.
•• An electric shock or injury may result.
Do not bend or pull the power cord with force. Be careful not to leave the power cord under a heavy
object.
•• Damage to the cord may result in a fire or electric shock.
Do not place the power cord or product near heat sources.

Clean any dust around the pins of the power plug or the power socket with a dry cloth.
•• A fire may result.
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Installation Caution
Do not drop the product while moving.

Warning
•• Product failure or personal injury may result.
DO NOT PLACE CANDLES, INSECT REPELLANTS OR CIGARETTES ON TOP OF THE PRODUCT. DO NOT Do not set down the product on its front.
INSTALL THE PRODUCT NEAR HEAT SOURCES. •• The screen may become damaged.
•• A fire may result.
When installing the product on a cabinet or shelf, make sure that the bottom edge of the front of the
Have a technician install the wall-mount hanger. product is not protruding.
•• Installation by an unqualified person can result in an injury. •• The product may fall and become damaged and/or cause an injury.
•• Only use approved cabinets. •• Install the product only on cabinets or shelves of the right size.
Do not install the product in poorly ventilated spaces such as a bookcase or closet.
Set down the product gently.
•• An increased internal temperature may cause a fire.
Install the product at least 10 cm away from the wall to allow ventilation.
Installing the product in an unusual place (a place exposed to a lot of fine dust, chemical substances,
extreme temperatures or a significant presence of moisture, or a place where the product will operate
Keep the plastic packaging out of the reach of children. continuously for an extended period of time) may seriously affect its performance.
•• Children may suffocate. •• Be sure to consult Samsung Customer Service Centre if you want to install the product at such a
place.
Do not install the product on an unstable or vibrating surface (insecure shelf, sloped surface, etc.)
•• The product may fall and become damaged and/or cause an injury.
•• Using the product in an area with excess vibration may damage the product or cause a fire.
Do not install the product within the reach of young children.

•• The product may fall and injure children.
•• As the front is heavy, install the product on a flat and stable surface.
Edible oil, such as soybean oil, can damage or deform the product. Do not install the product in a kitchen
or near a kitchen counter.
Precautions during installation and storage

•• After opening the cover, install the product within 1 hour under humidity of 60% or below. (P. 35)
•• Keep the predefined humidity while opening the cover or assembling the housing (e.g. connection of
external device, F/W update).
•• During operation and storage of the product, be sure to attach the cover.
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Operation Do not lift or move the product by pulling the power cord or any cable.
•• Product failure, an electric shock or fire may result from a damaged cable.
Warning Do not use or keep combustible spray or an inflammable substance near the product.
•• An explosion or fire may result.
There is a high voltage inside the product. Never disassemble, repair or modify the product yourself.
Ensure the vents are not blocked by tablecloths or curtains.
•• Contact Samsung Customer Service Centre for repairs.
Do not insert metallic objects (chopsticks, coins, hairpins, etc) or objects that burn easily (paper, matches,
Before moving the product, turn off the power switch and disconnect the power cable and all other etc) into the product (via the vent or input/output ports, etc).
connected cables.
•• Be sure to power off the product and disconnect the power cord when water or other foreign
•• Otherwise, the power cord may be damaged and a fire or electric shock may result. substances have entered the product. Then contact Samsung Customer Service Centre.
If the product generates abnormal sounds, a burning smell or smoke, disconnect the power cord •• Product failure, an electric shock or fire may result.
immediately and contact Samsung Customer Service Centre.
Do not place objects containing liquid (vases, pots, bottles, etc) or metallic objects on top of the product.
•• An electric shock or fire may result.
•• Be sure to power off the product and disconnect the power cord when water or other foreign
Do not let children hang from the product or climb on top of it. substances have entered the product. Then contact Samsung Customer Service Centre.
•• Children may become injured or seriously harmed. •• Product failure, an electric shock or fire may result.
If the product is dropped or the outer case is damaged, turn off the power switch and disconnect the Do not block the vent on the product. The product may not function properly due to potential
power cord. Then contact Samsung Customer Service Centre. overheating.
•• Continued use can result in a fire or electric shock.
Do not attempt to insert your fingers or objects into the vents.
Do not leave heavy objects or items that children like (toys, sweets, etc.) on top of the product. •• Product failure or personal injury may result.
•• The product or heavy objects may fall as children try to reach for the toys or sweets resulting in a
serious injury.
During a lightning or thunderstorm, power off the product and remove the power cable.
Do not drop objects on the product or apply impact.

Do not move the product by pulling the power cord or any cable.
•• Product failure, an electric shock or fire may result from a damaged cable.
If a gas leakage is found, do not touch the product or power plug. Also, ventilate the area immediately.
•• Sparks can cause an explosion or fire.
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Caution When replacing the battery, insert it with the right polarity (+, -).
•• Otherwise, the battery may become damaged or it may cause fire, personal injury or damage due to
Leaving the screen fixed on a stationary image for an extended period of time may cause afterimage leakage of the internal liquid.
burn-in or defective pixels.
Use only the specified standardised batteries, and do not use a new battery and a used battery at the
•• Activate power-saving mode or a moving-picture screen saver if you will not be using the product for
same time.
an extended period of time.
•• Otherwise, the batteries may be damaged or cause fire, personal injury or damage due to a leakage
Disconnect the power cord from the power socket if you do not plan on using the product for an extended of the internal liquid.
period of time (vacation, etc).
The batteries (and rechargeable batteries) are not ordinary refuse and must be returned for recycling
•• Dust accumulation combined with heat can cause a fire, electric shock or electric leakage.
purposes. The customer is responsible for returning the used or rechargeable batteries for recycling.
Use the product at the recommended resolution and frequency. •• The customer can return used or rechargeable batteries to a nearby public recycling centre or to a
•• Your eyesight may deteriorate. store selling the same type of the battery or rechargeable battery.
Do not hold the product upside-down or move it by holding the stand.

•• The product may fall and become damaged or cause an injury.
Looking at the screen too close for an extended period of time can deteriorate your eyesight.
Rest your eyes for more than 5 minutes for every 1 hour of product use.
•• Eye fatigue will be relieved.
Do not touch the screen when the product has been turned on for an extended period of time as it will
become hot.
Store small accessories out of the reach of children.
Exercise caution when adjusting the product angle or stand height.

•• Your hand or finger may get stuck and injured.
•• Tilting the product at an excessive angle may cause the product to fall and an injury may result.
Do not place heavy objects on the product.

When using headphones or earphones, do not turn the volume too high.
•• Having the sound too loud may damage your hearing.
Be careful that children do not place the battery in their mouths when removed from the remote control.
Place the battery in a location that children or infants cannot reach.
•• If children have had the battery in their mouths, consult your doctor immediately.
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Chapter 02
Preparations
Checking the Components
Components
–– Contact the vendor where you

purchased the product if any
components are missing.
Warranty card
QUICK SETUP GUIDE Regulatory guide Power cord
–– The pictures may look different from (Not available in some locations)
the actual components.
–– A stand is not provided with the

-
+
product. To install a stand, you can
-
purchase one separately. +
External IR cable
Batteries
Remote Control (OMF, OMF-K models are only
(Not available in some locations)
supported.)
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Parts
Parts
–– The colour and shape of parts may differ from what is shown. Specifications are subject to change without notice to improve quality.
OHF OMF OMF-K OHF / OMF
Remote sensor
POWER
Parts Description
Press a button on the remote control pointing at the sensor on the front of the product to perform the corresponding function.
Remote sensor
–– Using other display devices in the same space as the remote control of this product can cause the other display devices to be inadvertently controlled.
Use the remote control within 7 m to 10 m from the sensor on the product at an angle of 30° from the left and right.
–– Store used batteries out of reach of children and recycle.
–– Do not use a new and used battery together. Replace both batteries at the same time.
–– Remove batteries when the remote control is not to be used for an extended period of time.
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Reverse Side
OHF OMF OMF-K
IR RS232C AUDIO
IN IN OUT RJ45 HDBT
OUT OUT USB (LAN OUT) (LAN IN) HDMI IN 1 HDMI IN 2 DP IN DAISY CHAIN
Port Description Port Description
IR IN Supplies power to the external sensor board or receives the light sensor RJ45 (LAN OUT) - Wired LAN connection port used to connect an external device such as a
signal. laptop to connect to the Internet.
–– OMF, OMF-K models are only supported. -C
onnects to MDC using a LAN cable.
IR OUT Receives the remote control signal via the external sensor board and outputs HDBT (LAN IN) -S ends the HDMI signal to a connected LAN cable using an HDBaseT
the signal via LOOP OUT. transmitter.
–– OMF, OMF-K models are only supported. - Connects to MDC using a LAN cable.
RS232C IN Connects to MDC using an RS232C adapter. HDMI IN 1, HDMI IN 2 Connects to a source device using a HDMI cable or HDMI-DVI cable.
RS232C OUT
DP IN Connects to a PC using a DP cable.
AUDIO OUT Connects to the audio of a source device. –– OMF, OMF-K models are only supported.
USB Connect to a USB memory device. DAISY CHAIN Connects to another product using a daisy chain (DP port) cable.
–– OMF, OMF-K models are only supported.
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Anti-theft Lock
–– An anti-theft lock allows you to use the product securely even in public places.
–– The locking device shape and locking method depend on the manufacturer. Refer to the user guide provided with your anti-theft locking device for details.
–– The following images are for reference only. Real-life situations may differ from what is shown in the images.
–– OHF, OMF models are only supported.
To lock an anti-theft locking device:
OHF / OMF
1 Fix the cable of your anti-theft locking device to a heavy object such as a desk.
2 Put one end of the cable through the loop on the other end.
3 Insert the locking device into the anti-theft lock slot at the back of the product.
4 Lock the locking device.

–– An anti-theft locking device can be purchased separately.
–– Refer to the user guide provided with your anti-theft locking device for details.
–– Anti-theft locking devices can be purchased at electronics retailers or online.
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Remote Control
–– Using other display devices in the same space as the remote control of this product can cause the other display devices to be inadvertently controlled.
–– A button without a description in the image below is not supported on the product.
Power on the product. POWER Power off the product.

OFF
.QZ ABC DEF
1 2 3
GHI JKL MNO
Number buttons
4 5 6
Enter the password in the OSD menu.
PRS TUV WXY –– Remote control button functions may
7 8 9 differ for different products.
DEL-/-- SYMBOL –– Remove batteries when the remote

0 CH LIST
control is not to be used for an
extended period of time.
Mute the sound.
Adjust the volume. MUTE
Unmuting the sound: Press MUTE again or press
the volume control(+ VOL -) button.
Change the input source.

VOL CH
SOURCE
Display or hide the onscreen display menu, or HOME

MENU MagicInfo
return to the previous menu. Player I
Player Launch Button.
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Display information about the current input
TOOLS INFO
Quickly select frequently used functions. source.
Move to the upper, lower, left or right menu, or

adjust an option's setting.
Confirm a menu selection.
RETURN EXIT Exit the current menu.

Return to the previous menu.
OHF: Manually select a connected input source

PC DVI HDMI DP
from HDMI 1 and HDMI 2.
If multiple products are connected through the A B C D
Video Wall feature, press the SET button and OMF / OMF-K: Manually select a connected input
IR control
enter a product ID using the number buttons. source from HDMI 1, HDMI 2 and DisplayPort.
SET UNSET LOCK
Control the product using the remote control.
It sets safe lock function.
Cancel a value that has been set using the SET

button and control all connected products using –– Remote control button functions may
the remote control. differ for different products.
To place batteries in the remote control
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Connection Using an IR Stereo Cable (sold
separately)
Make sure to connect the External IR cable while the product is powered off. Then,
power on the product.
IR OUT
Controlling more than one display product using your IR IN
remote control
•• Connect the IR OUT port on the product to the IR IN port on the other display
product using the dedicated stereo cable.
•• A command sent from the remote control pointed at product 1 will be

received by both display products 1 and 2 .

–– The appearance may differ depending on the product.
Controlling more than one display product using an

External IR cable
•• A command sent from the remote control pointed at product 1 (to which the
External IR cable is connected) will be received by both display products 1 IR IN
and 2 .
IR OUT
IR IN
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Before Installing the Product To prevent injury, this apparatus must be securely attached to the floor/wall in accordance with the installation instructions.
•• Ensure that an authorised installation company installs the wall mount.
(Installation Guide) •• Otherwise, it may fall and cause personal injury.
•• Make sure to install the specified wall mount.
15 ˚
Tilting Angle and Rotation

OHF / OMF –– Contact Samsung Customer Service Centre for further details.
•• The product can be tilted at a maximum angle of 15° from a perpendicular wall surface.
•• To use the product vertically (portrait), turn it clockwise so that the LED is pointing down.
15 ˚
OMF-K
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OHF Air intake Ventilation
Installation on a Perpendicular Wall

A Minimum 40 mm
B Ambient temperature: Under 50°C
•• When installing the product on a perpendicular wall, allow at least 40 mm of space between the product and wall surface
for ventilation and ensure that the ambient A temperature is kept below 50°C.
–– Do not block the vent on the product.

Air vent
A
Air intake
OMF / OMF-K
Figure 1.1 Side view
Air vent
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Figure 1.3 Side view Installation on an Indented Wall
B –– Contact Samsung Customer Service Centre for further details.
B B
Plane view
A Minimum 40 mm
B Minimum 40 mm
A
C Ambient temperature: Under 50°C
–– When installing the product on an indented wall, allow at least the space specified above between the product and wall for
ventilation and ensure that the ambient temperature is kept below 50°C.
B
C
Figure 1.2 Side view
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Installing the Wall Mount
–– OHF, OMF models are only supported.
Installing the Wall Mount Kit

The wall mount kit (sold separately) allows you to mount the product on the wall.
For detailed information on installing the wall mount, see the instructions provided with the wall mount.
We recommend you contact a technician for assistance when installing the wall mount bracket.
Samsung Electronics is not responsible for any damage to the product or injury to yourself or others if you elect to install the wall mount on your own.
Wall Mount Kit Specifications •• Samsung wall mount kits contain a detailed installation manual and all parts necessary for assembly are provided.
•• Do not use screws that are longer than the standard length or do not comply with the VESA standard screw specifications.
–– Install your wall mount on a solid wall perpendicular to the floor. If you install the Screws that are too long may cause damage to the inside of the product.
product on a slanted wall, it may fall and result in severe personal injury. Before
•• For wall mounts that do not comply with the VESA standard screw specifications, the length of the screws may differ
attaching the wall mount to surfaces other than plaster board, please contact your
depending on the wall mount specifications.
nearest dealer for additional information.
•• Do not fasten the screws too firmly. This may damage the product or cause the product to fall, leading to personal injury.
Samsung is not liable for these kinds of accidents.
•• Samsung is not liable for product damage or personal injury when wall mount is used or the consumer fails to follow the
product installation instructions.
•• Do not mount the product at more than a 15 degree tilt.
•• Always have two people mount the product on a wall.
•• Standard dimensions for wall mount kits are shown in the table below.
Unit: mm (inches)
Model name Screw hole specs (A * B) in Standard Screw Quantity

millimetres
OH46F / OM46F 995 x 500 (39.2 x 19.7)
M8 4
OH55F / OM55F 1186 x 560 (46.7 x 22.0)
–– Do not install your Wall Mount Kit while your product is turned on. It may result in personal injury due to electric shock.
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Remote Control (RS232C) •• Pin assignment
1 2 3 4 5 5 4 3 2 1
Cable Connection
RS232C Cable
Interface RS232C (9 pins)

6 7 8 9 9 8 7 6
Pin TxD (No.2), RxD (No.3), GND (No.5)
<Male type> <Female type>
Bit rate 9600 bps
Data bits 8 bit
Pin Signal
Parity None
1 Detect data carrier
Stop bit 1 bit
2 Received data
Flow control None
3 Transmitted data
Maximum length 15 m (only shielded type)
4 Prepare data terminal
5 Signal ground
6 Prepare data set
7 Send request
8 Clear to send
9 Ring indicator
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•• RS232C cable LAN Cable
Connector: 9-Pin D-Sub to Stereo Cable
•• Pin assignment
3
6 1 2
1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
-P2-
9 5
-P1-
-P1- -P1- -P2- -P2-

Male type Rx 3 ---------- 2 Tx STEREO
Tx 2 ---------- 1 Rx PLUG
Gnd 5 ---------- 3 Gnd (3.5ø)
Pin No Standard Colour Signal
1 White and orange TX+
2 Orange TX-
3 White and green RX+
4 Blue NC
5 White and blue NC
6 Green RX-
7 White and brown NC
8 Brown NC
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•• Connector : RJ45 Cross LAN cable (PC to PC)
Direct LAN cable (PC to HUB)
HUB
RJ45 P1 P2
P2 P1
RJ45 RJ45 MDC

P1 P2
Signal P1 P2 Signal
TX+ 1 <--------> 3 RX+
TX- 2 <--------> 6 RX-
RX+ 3 <--------> 1 TX+
Signal P1 P2 Signal
RX- 6 <--------> 2 TX-
TX+ 1 <--------> 1 TX+
TX- 2 <--------> 2 TX-
RX+ 3 <--------> 3 RX+
RX- 6 <--------> 6 RX-
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Connection •• Connection 2
–– Ensure you connect each of the adapters to the correct RS232C IN or OUT port on the product.
•• Connection 1
RJ45 RJ45
RS232C RS232C RS232C RS232C

IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT
•• Connection 3
RJ45 RS232C RS232C RS232C RS232C

OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT
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Control Codes E.g. Power On & ID=0
Header Command ID Data length Data 1 Checksum

0xAA 0x11 1 "Power"
Viewing control state (Get control command)
Header Command ID Data length Data 1 12
Header Command ID Data length Checksum
0xAA 0x11 1 1
0xAA Command type 0
•• To control all devices connected by a serial cable simultaneously irrespective of IDs, set the ID
as "0xFE" and transmit commands. Commands will be executed by each device but ACK will not
Controlling (Set control command) respond.
Header Command ID Data length Data Checksum

0xAA Command type 1 Value
Command
No. Command type Command Value range
1 Power control 0x11 0~1
2 Volume control 0x12 0~100
3 Input source control 0x14 -
4 Screen mode control 0x18 -
5 Screen size control 0x19 0~255
6 PIP on/off control 0x3C 0~1
7 Auto adjustment control (PC and BNC 0x3D 0
only)
8 Video wall mode control 0x5C 0~1
9 Safety Lock 0x5D 0~1
10 Video Wall On 0x84 0~1
11 Video Wall User Control 0x89 -
•• All communications take place in hexadecimals. The checksum is calculated by adding up all values
except the header. If a checksum adds up to be more than 2 digits as shown below (11+FF+01+01=112),
the first digit is removed.
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Power control Volume control
•• Function •• Function
A product can be powered on and off using a PC. The volume of a product can be adjusted using a PC.
•• Viewing power state (Get Power ON / OFF Status) •• Viewing volume state (Get Volume Status)
Header Command ID Data length Checksum Header Command ID Data length Checksum
0xAA 0x11 0 0xAA 0x12 0
•• Setting power ON/Off (Set Power ON / OFF) •• Setting the volume (Set Volume)
Header Command ID Data length Data Checksum Header Command ID Data length Data Checksum
0xAA 0x11 1 "Power" 0xAA 0x12 1 "Volume"
"Power": Power code to be set on a product. "Volume": Volume value code to be set on a product. (0-100)
1: Power ON •• Ack
0: Power OFF Header Command ID Data length Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum
•• Ack 0xAA 0xFF 3 'A' 0x12 "Volume"
Header Command ID Data length Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum
"Volume": Volume value code to be set on a product. (0-100)
0xAA 0xFF 3 'A' 0x11 "Power" •• Nak
"Power": Power code to be set on a product. Header Command ID Data length Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum
•• Nak 0xAA 0xFF 3 'N' 0x12 "ERR"
"ERR" : A code showing what error has occurred.
0xAA 0xFF 3 'N' 0x11 "ERR"
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Input source control –– RF(TV), DTV are only available with models that include a TV.
•• Ack
•• Function
The input source of a product can be changed using a PC.
•• Viewing input source state (Get Input Source Status) 0xAA 0xFF 3 'A' 0x14 "Input
Source"
0xAA 0x14 0 "Input Source": An input source code to be set on a product.
•• Nak
•• Setting the input source (Set Input Source)
0xAA 0x14 1 "Input Source"
"Input Source": An input source code to be set on a product.
0x14 PC
0x18 DVI
0x0C Input source
0x08 Component
0x20 MagicInfo
0x1F DVI_video
0x30 RF(TV)
0x40 DTV
0x21 HDMI1
0x22 HDMI1_PC
0x23 HDMI2
0x24 HDMI2_PC
0x25 DisplayPort
0x55 HDBT
–– DVI_video, HDMI1_PC and HDMI2_PC cannot be used with the Set command. They only respond to "Get"
commands.
–– Available input sources may vary depending on the model.
–– MagicInfo is only available with models that contain the MagicInfo function.
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Screen mode control •• Nak

•• Function
The screen mode of a product can be changed using a PC.
Screen mode cannot be controlled when the Video Wall function is enabled. "ERR": A code showing what error has occurred
–– This control can only be used on models that include a TV.

•• Viewing screen status (Get Screen Mode Status) Screen size control
•• Function
The screen size of a product can be changed using a PC.
0xAA 0x18 0
•• Viewing the screen size (Get Screen Size Status)
•• Setting the picture size (Set Picture Size)
0xAA 0x19 0
0xAA 0x18 1 "Screen Mode"
•• Ack
"Screen Mode": A code that sets the product status
0x01 16 : 9 Header Command ID Data Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum
length
0x04 Zoom
0xAA 0xFF 3 'A' 0x19 "Screen Size"
0x31 Wide Zoom
0x0B 4:3 "Screen Size": product screen size (range: 0 – 255, unit: inch)
•• Ack •• Nak
Header Command ID Data length Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum Header Command ID Data Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum
0xAA 0xFF 3 'A' 0x18 "Screen length
Mode" 0xAA 0xFF 3 'N' 0x19 "ERR"
"Screen Mode": A code that sets the product status

"ERR": A code showing what error has occurred
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Video Wall Mode Control Safety Lock On
Video Wall mode can be activated on a product using a PC. PC can be used to turn the Safety Lock On function on or off on a product.
This control is only available on a product whose Video Wall is enabled. This control is available regardless of whether or not the power is turned on.
•• Viewing video wall mode (Get Video Wall Mode) •• Viewing the safety lock state (Get Safety Lock Status)
0xAA 0x5C 0 0xAA 0x5D 0
•• Setting the video wall (Set Video Wall Mode) •• Enabling or disabling safety lock (Set Safety Lock Enable / Disable)
Header Command ID Data length Data Checksum Header Command ID Data length Data Checksum
0xAA 0x5C 1 "Video Wall Mode" 0xAA 0x5D 1 "Safety Lock"
"Video Wall Mode": A code used to activate Video Wall mode on a product "Safety Lock": Safety lock code to be set on a product
1: Full 1: ON
0: Natural 0: OFF
•• Ack •• Ack
Header Command ID Data Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum Header Command ID Data Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum
length length
0xAA 0xFF 3 'A' 0x5C "Video Wall 0xAA 0xFF 3 'A' 0x5D "Safety Lock"
Mode"
"Safety Lock": Safety lock code to be set on a product
"Video Wall Mode": A code used to activate Video Wall mode on a product •• Nak
•• Nak
Header Command ID Data Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum
Header Command ID Data Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Checksum length
length 0xAA 0xFF 3 'N' 0x5D "ERR"
0xAA 0xFF 3 'A' 0x5C "ERR"
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Video Wall On Video Wall User Control
Turn Video Wall on or off on the product from your computer. Turn the Video Wall function on or off on the product from your computer.
•• Get Video Wall On/Off Status •• Get Video Wall Status
0xAA 0x89 0
0xAA 0x84 0
•• Set Video Wall

•• Set Video Wall On/Off
Header Command ID Data length Val1 Val2 Checksum
0xAA 0x89 2 Wall_Div Wall_SNo
0xAA 0x84 1 V.Wall_On
Wall_Div: Video Wall Divider code assigned to the product

•• V.Wall_On: Video Wall code to be assigned to the product
1: Video Wall ON
0: Video Wall OFF
•• Ack
0xAA 0xFF 3 'A' 0x84 V.Wall_On
V.Wall_On : Same as above

•• Nak

0xAA 0xFF 3 'N' 0x84 ERR
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10x10 Video Wall Model
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Off 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00
1 0x11 0x12 0x13 0x14 0x15 0x16 0x17 0x18 0x19 0x1A 0x1B 0x1C 0x1D 0x1E 0x1F
7 0x71 0x72 0x73 0x74 0x75 0x76 0x77 0x78 0x79 0x7A 0x7B 0x7C 0x7D 0x7E N/A
8 0x81 0x82 0x83 0x84 0x85 0x86 0x87 0x88 0x89 0x8A 0x8B 0x8C N/A N/A N/A
9 0x91 0x92 0x93 0x94 0x95 0x96 0x97 0x98 0x99 0x9A 0x9B N/A N/A N/A N/A
10 0xA1 0xA2 0xA3 0xA4 0xA5 0xA6 0xA7 0xA8 0xA9 0xAA N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
11 0xB1 0xB2 0xB3 0xB4 0xB5 0xB6 0xB7 0xB8 0xB9 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
12 0xC1 0xC2 0xC3 0xC4 0xC5 0xC6 0xC7 0xC8 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
13 0xD1 0xD2 0xD3 0xD4 0xD5 0xD6 0xD7 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
14 0xE1 0xE2 0xE3 0xE4 0xE5 0xE6 0xE7 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
15 0xF1 0xF2 0xF3 0xF4 0xF5 0xF6 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
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Wall_SNo: Product Number code assigned to the product
10x10 Video Wall Model : ( 1 ~ 100)
Set Number Data
1 0x01
2 0x02
... ...
99 0x63
100 0x64
•• Ack
Header Command ID Data length Ack/Nak r-CMD Val1 Val2 Checksum
0xAA 0xFF 4 'A' 0x89 Wall_Div Wall_SNo
•• Nak

0xAA 0xFF 3 'N' 0x89 ERR
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Chapter 03
Connecting and Using a Source Device
Before Connecting
Pre-connection Checkpoints
–– Before connecting a source device, read the user manual provided with it.
The number and locations of ports on source devices may differ from device to device.
–– Do not connect the power cable until all connections are completed.
Connecting the power cable during connection may damage the product.
–– Connect the sound ports correctly: left = white and right = red.
–– Check the types of ports at the back of the product you want to connect.
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Before connecting cables
Insert and keep the removed Silicone-Bar in the

3
marked area to ensure it is not lost.
Unfasten the screws, then remove the cover. Insert the appropriate cable into the hole from
4
which the Silicone-Bar was removed.
Remove the appropriate silicon bar for the The cable should be connected as shown.
2 thickness of the cable to connect. 5
Different hole sizes and corresponding cable
thickness for each:
* JACK
–– 7 Ø hole x 2: Insert the 7 Ø cable
–– 5.5 Ø hole x 6 : Insert the 5.5 Ø cable
Silicone-Bar
–– 3 Ø hole x 4 : Insert the 3 Ø cable
* POWER INLET
–– 7 Ø hole x 1: Insert the 7 Ø cable
Close the cover, then fasten the screws.
6
–– After all the cables are connected, make sure to
close the cover and fasten the screws to ensure it is
water tight.
–– Recommended torque : 10 - 12 kgf.cm
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Connecting to a PC Connection Using an HDMI Cable
•• Do not connect the power cable before connecting all other cables. –– Connecting parts may differ in different products.
Ensure you connect a source device first before connecting the power cable.
•• A PC can be connected to the product in a variety of ways.

Select a connection method suitable for your PC.
–– Connecting parts may differ in different products.
HDMI IN 1, HDMI IN 2
Connection Using an HDMI-DVI Cable
After connecting a computer to the product with an HDMI-DVI cable, make sure to configure the settings
as shown below to enable the video and audio from the computer.
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Connection Using an DP Cable
DP IN
•• Precautions for using DP
–– To increase the standby power capacity, the product stops DP communication when it is turned off or in
power-saving mode.
If the product in dual monitor mode is turned off or goes into power-saving mode, monitor setting
changes may not be updated. As a result, screen output may not be displayed properly.
In the occurrence of this issue, set Max. Power Saving to Off before using the product.
–– Some graphics cards that are not compliant with the DP standard may prevent the Windows Booting/
Bios screen from being displayed when the product is in power-saving mode. If this is the case, make
sure to turn on the product first before turning on your PC.
–– The DisplayPort interface (DP IN) on the product and the provided DP cable are designed based on
the VESA standards. Using a DP cable that is not VESA compliant may cause the product to function
improperly. Samsung Electronics shall not be held responsible for any issues from using a cable that is
not VESA compliant.
Make sure to use a DP cable that is VESA compliant.
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Connecting an External Monitor
•• Do not connect the power cable before connecting all other cables.

–– The DAISY CHAIN port is only available when the input source is HDMI 1, HDMI 2 (PC connection), DisplayPort.
DP IN
DAISY CHAIN DP IN
HDMI IN
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Connecting to a Video Device Connection Using an HDMI Cable
•• Do not connect the power cable before connecting all other cables. –– Connecting parts may differ in different products.
•• You can connect a video device to the product using a cable.

Using an HDMI cable or HDMI to DVI Cable (up to 1080p)
•• For better picture and audio quality, connect to a digital device using an HDMI cable.
–– Press the SOURCE button on the remote control to change the source.
•• An HDMI cable supports digital video and audio signals, and does not require an audio cable.
Connection Using an HDMI-DVI Cable •• The picture may not display normally (if at all) or the audio may not work if an external device that
uses an older version of HDMI mode is connected to the product. If such a problem occurs, ask the
Supported resolutions include 1080p (50/60Hz), 720p (50/60Hz), 480p, and 576p. manufacturer of the external device about the HDMI version and, if out of date, request an upgrade.
–– The appearance may differ depending on the product. •• Be sure to use an HDMI cable with a thickness of 14 mm or less.
–– Connecting parts may differ in different products. •• Be sure to purchase a certified HDMI cable. Otherwise, the picture may not display or a connection
error may occur.
•• A basic high-speed HDMI cable or one with ethernet is recommended.

This product does not support the ethernet function via HDMI.
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Connecting the HDBase-T
–– HDBase-T (Tx) transmits data from an external device to HDBase-T (Rx). Make sure to connect them directly using a LAN cable.
–– Data transmission is not available if HDBase-T (Rx) is connected to HDBase-T (Tx) through a hub.
–– HDBase-T works with unshielded twisted pair (UTP) or shielded twisted pair (STP) cables; but, to ensure CE compliance, STP cables and STP Connectors are required. Shielded cable and connectors are recommended to safeguard
against unpredictable environmental electrical noise which may impact performance. It is recommended to use an STP cable to maximize performance. Using a UTP cable or patch may decrease performance.
HDMI OUT
HDBase-T (Tx)
HDBT (LAN IN) LAN HDMI OUT
HDMI IN
LAN Cable
HDMI OUT
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Connecting to an Audio System Connecting the LAN Cable
–– The appearance may differ depending on the product. –– The appearance may differ depending on the product.
–– Connecting parts may differ in different products. –– Connecting parts may differ in different products.
HDBT (LAN IN)

AUDIO OUT
•• Use Cat7(*STP Type) cable for the connection.

*Shielded Twist Pair
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Changing the Input source Source allows you to select a variety of sources and change source device names.
You can display the screen of a source device connected to the product. Select a source from source list
to display the screen of the selected source.
–– The input source can also be changed by using the SOURCE button on the remote control.
Source –– The screen may not display correctly if an incorrect source is selected for the source device you want to
convert to.
SOURCE → Source
Source Edit
SOURCE → Source → u → Edit → ENTER E
Edit the name and device type of a connected external device.
MagicInfo S Web Browser HDMI 1 HDMI 2 DisplayPort •• The list can include the following source devices. Source devices on the list differ depending on the
selected source.
HDMI 1 / HDMI 2 / DisplayPort / HDBT / Cable Box / Game Console / PC / Blu-ray player
•• You cannot edit the following sources.

–– The displayed image may differ depending on the model. MagicInfo S / URL Launcher / Web Browser
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Web Browser Settings
SOURCE → Source → Web Browser → u → Settings → ENTER E
SOURCE → Source → Web Browser → ENTER E
General
Hide Tabs and Toolbar automatically

If the browser tabs, menu or toolbar are not used for a while, they will automatically disappear. To make
them appear again, move the pointer or focus to the top of the screen.
•• Use / Do not use
Web Browser Pop-up Blocker

Make your browsing experience more pleasant by blocking pop-up windows.
–– The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

Reset Settings
–– Connect a LAN cable to access Internet from the product, similar to accessing the Internet from a computer. All your customised web Browser settings will be reset to their default values. Your bookmarks and
history won't be affercted.
Search Engine
If you enter a keyword in the URL/keyword input field, Web Browser will open the Search Results page.
Choose the search engine you want to use.
•• Google / Bing
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Privacy & Security Blocked Pages
Security Mode Blocked pages

Provides warnings about unsafe pages or blocks access to enhance Web Browser security. Blocks access to pages that you have listed in Blocked pages.
This may slow the Web Browser down. •• Use / Do not use
Blocked pages
Private Browsing Block or unblock specific pages.
When Private Browsing is active, your browsing history won't be recorded. •• Add
Do Not Track Approved pages

Ask websites not to track you.
Approved pages
Enables web access only to pages that you have approved.
JavaScript •• Use / Do not use
Allow all sites to run JavaScript for a better browsing experience.

Password for Approved pages
Set a password for managing Approved pages.
Clear History •• Set Password
Clear your entrie browsing history.

Approved Pages
•• Clear History
Approve specific pages or remove them from Approved pages.
Delete browsing data •• Add
Delete all browsing data such as cookies, cached images and data.
Your bookmarks and history won't be affected.
•• Delete browsing data
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Encoding Refresh Options
Choose an encoding method for webpages. The current setting is Auto.
SOURCE → Source → Web Browser → u → Refresh Options → ENTER E
•• Auto / Menual (Current : Unicode)
Refresh Interval
Set the time for the web browser to wait before returing to the home page.
•• Off / 5 min / 10 min / 15 min / 30 min
Zoom1
Set the zoom scale to apply when the web browser is refreshed.
•• 50% / 75% / 100% / 125% / 150%
Home Page
Set the website to display when the web browser is refreshed.
•• Samsung Display / Custom
Custom
Enter the URL to set as the home page.
•• Enter URL
–– Available only when Home Page is set to Custom.
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Chapter 04
Using MDC
Multiple display control "MDC" is an application that allows you to easily control multiple display devices simultaneously using a PC.
- For details on how to use the MDC programme, refer to Help after installing the programme. The MDC programme is available on the website.
MDC Programme Installation/Uninstallation Uninstallation

1 Select Settings > Control Panel on the Start menu and double-click Add/Delete Program.
2 Select MDC Unified from the list and click Change/Remove.

Installation
–– MDC installation can be affected by the graphics card, mother board and network conditions.
1 Click the MDC Unified installation programme.
2 Select a language for installation. Next, click "OK".
3 When the "Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for MDC_Unified" screen appears, click "Next".
4 In the "License Agreement" window displayed, select "I accept the terms in the license agreement"
and click "Next".
5 In the displayed "Customer Information" window, fill out all the information fields and click "Next".
6 In the displayed "Destination Folder" window, select the directory path you want to install the
programme in and click "Next".
–– If the directory path is not specified, the programme will be installed in the default directory path.
7 In the displayed "Ready to Install the Program" window, check the directory path to install the
programme in and click "Install".
8 Installation progress will be displayed.
9 Click "Finish" in the displayed "InstallShield Wizard Complete" window.
–– Select "Launch MDC Unified" and click "Finish" to run the MDC programme immediately.
10 The MDC Unified shortcut icon will be created on the desktop after installation.
–– The MDC execution icon may not be displayed depending on the PC system or product specifications.
–– Press F5 if the execution icon is not displayed.
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Connecting to MDC Using MDC via Ethernet
Enter the IP for the primary display device and connect the device to the PC. Display devices can be
connected to each other using a LAN cable.
Using MDC via RS-232C (serial data communications

standards) Connection using a direct LAN cable
An RS-232C serial cable must be connected to the serial ports on the PC and monitor.
–– Multiple products can be connected using the RJ45 (LAN OUT) port on the product and the LAN ports on the
HUB.
RS232C IN
Monitor 1
RS232C OUT
RS232C IN RS232C OUT
Computer
RJ45 (LAN OUT)
RS232C IN Monitor 2 HUB
Monitor 1
Computer
Monitor 2
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Connection using a cross LAN cable
–– Multiple products can be connected using the RS232C IN / OUT port on the product.
RS232C IN
Monitor 1
RS232C OUT
RJ45 (LAN OUT) RS232C OUT
RS232C IN
Monitor 2
Computer
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Chapter 05
Player feature
Accessible using the HOME button on the remote control.
Player No. Description
1 Select between internal or external memory.
HOME → Player → ENTER E

2 Play content, templates and schedules configured on the server.
Play a range of content such as channels with schedules assigned, templates or files.
•• You can view whether the server is connected (approval) in the Player screen.
To view whether the server is connected when a Network Channel is running,
Player Used
199.33 MB
Available
4.26 GB(95%) press INFO on the remote.
Internal Memory Filter By: All Options 1 Select Network Channel from the Player screen. The No channels message
1 5 6 appears if no channel has been registered in Network Channel.
No channels
2 Network Channel will run.
2
3 Play content stored on the server.
Network Channel
4 Play a template stored in the internal memory.

3
Network File
5 Select a content type as criterion to search for a desired content list.
4 6 Set different options for Player.
My Templates
Viewing content
1 Select either internal or external memory. The files saved in the selected memory appear.
–– The displayed image may differ depending on the model. 2 Select the desired file. The content appears on the screen. (For more information on compatible file
formats, see the “File formats compatible with Player” section.)
–– To use the Player feature, set Play via to MagicInfo in System.
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When content is running Available menu
Press the TOOLS button on the remote control during content playback to configure settings.
Control buttons on the remote Menu Description
You can use buttons on your remote control to play, pause, or skip between content on the playlist. Playlist View a list of content items currently playing.
Button Function Picture Mode Customises the screen settings for the content currently playing.
TOOLS Brings up the menu bar. Sound Mode Customises the audio settings for the content currently playing.
INFO Displays the information of the content. Repeat Set the repeat mode.
► Goes to next file or page. Background Music Set the background music to be played when content is running.
◄ Goes to previous file or page. Reset Reset the background music.
E/∆/³ Plays or pauses slide show or video content. Pause Pause the background music.
´ Stops displaying content and goes to the Player screen. Prev Play the previous background music on the list.
π Rewinds the video content. Next Play the next background music on the list.
µ Fast forwards the video content. –– Reset, Pause, Prev, Next only appear when the background music is set.
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File Formats Compatible with Player Sound output restrictions
•• More than one sound output cannot be used.
•• Supported file systems include FAT32 and NTFS.
•• Playback priority: network BGM > local BGM > video file in the main frame selected by the user
•• A file with a vertical and horizontal resolution larger than the maximum resolution cannot be played.
–– Network BGM: Settings can be configured in step 1 when creating a server schedule.
Check the vertical and horizontal resolution of the file.
–– Local BGM: BGM settings can be configured using the tools displayed after the TOOLS button is pressed
•• Check the supported video and audio Codec types and Versions.
during Player playback.
•• Check the supported file versions. –– User-selected main frame: Main frame settings can be configured in step 2 when creating a server
–– PowerPoint version up to 97 – 2007 is supported schedule.
•• Only the last USB device that was connected is recognised.
Template files and LFD(.lfd) files

Network Schedule Multiframe
Restrictions
Playback restrictions •• Ensure a distributed folder (content / schedules) exists in Internal / USB memory.
•• A maximum of two video files (Video) can be played simultaneously.

Playback restrictions
•• In portrait playback mode, only one video file can be played at a time.
•• A maximum of two video (Video) files can be played.
•• For Office files (PPT and Word files) and PDF files, only one file type is supported at a time.
•• For Office files (PPT and Word files) and PDF files, only one file type is supported at a time.
•• LFD(.lfd) files are not supported.
•• Multiple videos (Video) cannot be played on a single display of a video wall simultaneously.
Sound output restrictions

•• More than one sound output cannot be used.
•• Playback priority: network BGM > local BGM > video file in the main frame selected by the user
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Contents
File Extension Container Video Codec Resolution Frame rate Bit rate Audio Codec
(fps) (Mbps)
*.avi AVI H.264 BP/MP/HP 4096x2160 4096X2160: 24 40 AC3

*.mkv MKV 3840X2160: 30 LPCM
*.asf ASF ADPCM(IMA, MS)
HEVC (H.265 - Main, Main10, Main4:2:2 10) 60 80
*.wmv MP4 AAC
Motion JPEG 30 80
*.mp4 3GP HE-AAC
*.mov MOV MVC 1920 x 1080 60 20 WMA
*.3gp FLV Divx 3.11 / 4 / 5 / 6 DD+
*.vro VRO MPEG(MP3)
MPEG4 SP/ASP
*.mpg VOB DTS (Core , LBR)
Window Media Video v9 (VC1)
*.mpeg PS G.711(A-Law, μ-Law)
*.ts TS MPEG2
*.tp SVAF MPEG1
*.trp
Microsoft MPEG-4 v1, v2, v3 30 20
*.mov
*.flv Window Media Video v7(WMV1),v8(WMV2)
*.vob
*.svi
H 263 Sorenson
*.m2ts
VP6
*.mts
*.divx
*.webm WebM VP8 1920x1080 90 20 Vorbis
VP9 4096x2160 4096X2160: 24 20

3840X2160: 30
*.rmvb RMVB RV8/9/10 (RV30/40) 1920x1080 60 20 RealAudio 6
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Video Audio Image
•• 3D video is not supported. •• Audio content with a Bit rate or Frame rate larger than the rate •• Compatible image file format : JPEG, PNG, BMP
•• Content with a resolution larger than the resolution specified in specified in the table above can cause choppy audio during
–– 32-bit, 24-bit and 8-bit BMP files are supported.
the table above is not supported. playback.
•• Supported maximum resolution : 4096 x 4096
•• Video content with a Bit rate or Frame rate larger than the rate •• Audio content will not play, or not play correctly, if there is an
•• Supported maximum file size: 20MB
specified in the table above can cause choppy video during error in the content or the container.
playback. •• Supported image effects : 9 effects
•• Some USB/digital camera devices may not be compatible with
the player. (Fade1, Fade2, Blind, Spiral, Checker, Linear, Stairs, Wipe,
•• Video content will not play, or not play correctly, if there is an
Random)
error in the content or the container. •• Supports up to WMA 10 Pro 5.1 channel. WMA lossless audio is
•• Some USB/digital camera devices may not be compatible with not supported.
the player. •• QCELP, AMR NB/WB are not supported.
•• Supports up to H.264, Level 4.1
•• H.264 FMO / ASO / RS, VC1 SP / MP / AP L4 and AVCHD are not

supported.
•• For all Video codecs except MVC, VP8, VP6:

–– Below 1280 x 720: 60 frame max
–– Above 1280 x 720: 30 frame max
•• GMC 2 or higher is not supported.
•• Supports only BD MVC Spec.
•• Only one video file can play at a time if video files on the monitor
use incompatible codecs or the resolution is 1080 x 1920.
•• When a single video file is playing, Seamless mode is not

supported under the following conditions:
–– Incompatible codec (MVC, VP3, MJPEG) ↔ Incompatible
codec
–– Incompatible codec ↔ Compatible codec
–– The resolution is different from that of the monitor
–– The frequency is different from that of the monitor
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Power Point PDF WORD
•• Compatible document file formats •• Compatible document file formats •• Compatible document file formats
–– Extension : ppt, pptx –– Extension : pdf –– Extension : .doc, .docx
–– Version : Office 97 ~ Office 2007 •• Functions not supported –– Version : Office 97 ~ Office 2007
•• Functions not supported –– Content less than 1 pixel not supported because of •• Functions not supported
–– Animation effect performance degradation issue. –– Page background effect
–– 3D shapes (which will be displayed in 2D) –– Masked Image, Tiled Image content not supported. –– Some paragraph styles
–– Header and footer (some subitems are not supported) –– Content with Rotated Text, not supported. –– Word Art
–– Word Art –– 3D Shadow Effects not supported. –– Align
–– Align –– Some characters not supported A group alignment error may occur
A group alignment error may occur (Special characters may be corrupted) –– 3D shapes (which will be displayed in 2D)
–– Office 2007 –– Office 2007
SmartArt is not fully supported. 97 out of 115 subitems are SmartArt is not fully supported. 97 out of 115 subitems are
supported. supported.
–– Object insertion –– Charts
–– Half-width characters –– Half-width characters
–– Letter spacing –– Letter spacing
–– Charts –– Vertical text
–– Vertical text Some subitems are not supported
Some subitems are not supported –– Slide notes and handout
–– Slide notes and handout
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Template files LFD
•• Creation/editing/playback are only available in Template. •• Supported in Network Channel
•• Compatible document file formats

–– Extension : .lfd
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Schedule You can check the content’s playback schedule on the server, imported from an external storage, or on a
mobile device.
HOME → Schedule → ENTER E No. Description
1 Select between server and external memory.

Schedule Connected
Network 1 2 View weekly schedule of content playback.

Select to view detailed information of each event.
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
AM
3 View a thumbnail image and brief information of the content.
2
Information
3
All day All day All day All day All day Location:
Internal Memory
PM
Date:
**-**-**** ~
**-**-****
Repeat:
Daily
Time:
All day
AM
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Clone Product Export settings on the product to an external storage device. You can also import settings from an
external storage device.
This option is useful when assigning the same settings to several products.
HOME → Clone Product → ENTER E
When a duplicate file is not found on the external storage device
1 Connect the external storage device, then run the Clone Product function.
2 The No cloning file found on the external storage device. Export this device's settings to the external
storage device? message appears.
3 Select Export to export the settings.
When a duplicate file is found on the external storage device

Clone Product 1 Connect the external storage device, then run the Clone Product function.
2 The Cloning file found. Please select an option. message appears.

Run the Import from External Storage or Export to External Storage function.
–– Import from External Storage: Copy settings saved on an external storage device to the product.
–– Export to External Storage: Copy settings on the product to an external storage device.
–– After configuration is complete, the product is rebooted automatically.
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ID Settings Assign an ID to a set.
HOME → ID Settings → ENTER E Device ID

Enter the ID number of the product connected to the input cable for input signal reception. (Range:
0~224)
–– Press u/d to select a number, and press E.
–– Enter the number you want using the number buttons on the remote control.
Device ID Auto Set

This feature automatically allots an ID number to a device connected via an RS232C cable.
ID Settings
When multiple devices are connected, enable the feature on either the first or last device.
–– This function is only available on the first device within an RS-232C daisy chain.

PC Connection Cable
Select a method to connect to MDC to receive the MDC signal.
•• RS232C cable
Communicate with MDC via the RS232C-stereo cable.
•• RJ-45 (LAN)/Wi-Fi Network

Communicate with MDC via the RJ45 cable.
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Video Wall Customise the layout of multiple displays that are connected to form a video wall.
In addition, display part of a whole picture or repeat the same picture on each of the connected multiple
displays.
HOME → Video Wall → ENTER E To display multiple images, refer to MDC Help or the MagicInfo user guide. Some models may not support
the MagicInfo function.
Video Wall
You can activate or deactivate Video Wall.
To organise a video wall, select On.
•• Off / On
Video Wall
Horizontal x Vertical
This feature automatically splits a videowall display based on a videowall matrix configuration.
Enter the videowall matrix.
The videowall display is split based on the configured matrix. The number of vertical or horizontal display
devices can be set within the range 1 and 15.
–– A videowall display can be split into a maximum of 100 screens.
–– The Horizontal x Vertical option is only enabled when Video Wall is set to On.
Screen Position
To rearrange split screens, adjust the number for each product in the matrix using the Screen Position
feature.
Selecting Screen Position will display the videowall matrix with the numbers assigned to the products
that form the videowall.
To rearrange products, use the direction buttons on the remote control to move a product to another
desired number. Press the E button.
–– Screen Position allows you to split the screen into a maximum of 100 views (15x15). The maximum number of
views that can be split when products are connected via DP Loopout is also 100.
–– The Screen Position option is only enabled when Video Wall is set to On.
–– To use the function, make sure Horizontal x Vertical is configured.
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Format
Select how to display images on the videowall display.
•• Full: Display images in full screen with no margin.
•• Natural: Display images in the original aspect ratio without enlarging or reducing the size.
–– The Format option is only enabled when Video Wall is set to On.
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Network Status Check the current network and Internet connection.
HOME → Network Status → ENTER E
Network Status
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Picture Mode Select a picture mode (Picture Mode) suitable for the environment where the product will be used.
Videos/Images mode improves the picture quality of the video device. Text mode improves the picture
quality of the computer.
HOME → Picture Mode → ENTER E •• Shops & Shopping Centres
Suitable for shopping malls.
–– Select either Videos/Images or Text depending on the picture mode.
•• Offices & Schools
Suitable for offices and schools.
•• Terminals & Stations
Suitable for bus terminals and train stations.
Picture Mode •• Video Wall
Suitable for environments where videowall display are used.
•• Calibration
In this mode, the brightness, colour, gamma and uniformity settings customised using the colour
calibration programme Advanced Color Management are applied.
–– To apply the Calibration mode properly, make sure you configure the picture quality settings,
such as brightness, colour, gamma and uniformity, using the colour calibration programme
Advanced Color Management.
–– To download the Advanced Color Management programme, visit www.samsung.com/
displaysolutions.
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On/Off Timer –– You must set Clock Set before you can use this feature.
HOME → On/Off Timer → ENTER E

On Timer
Set On Timer so that your product turns on automatically at a time and on a day of your choosing.
The power is turned on with the specified volume or input source.
On Timer: Set the on timer by making a selection from one of the seven options. Ensure you set the
current time first.
(On Timer 1 ~ On Timer 7)
•• Setup: Select Off, Once, Everyday, Mon~Fri, Mon~Sat, Sat~Sun or Manual. If you select Manual, you
can choose the days you want On Timer to turn on your product.
–– The check mark indicates days you’ve selected.
On/Off Timer
•• Time: Set the hour and minute. Use the number buttons or the up and down arrow keys to enter
numbers. Use the left and right arrow buttons to change entry fields.
•• Volume: Set the desired volume level. Use the left and right arrow buttons to change the volume
level.
–– The displayed image may differ depending on the model. •• Source: Select the input source of your choice.
•• Content (when the Source is set to Internal/USB): From the USB device or internal memory device,
select a folder containing content you want to play when the product turns on. Content can include
music, photo or video files.
–– This function is available only when a USB device is connected.

–– If there is no music file on the USB device or you don’t select a folder containing a music file, the Timer
function does not operate correctly.
–– If there is only one photo file in the USB, the Slide Show will not play.
–– If a folder name is too long, the folder cannot be selected.
–– Each USB you use is assigned its own folder. When using more than one of the same type of USB, make sure
the folders assigned to each USB have different names.
–– We recommend that you use a USB memory stick and a multi card reader when using On Timer.
–– The On Timer function may not work with USB devices with a built-in battery, MP3 players, or PMPs made by
some manufacturers because the product can take too long to recognise these devices.
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Off Timer
Set the off timer (Off Timer) by making a selection from one of the seven options. (Off Timer 1 ~ Off Timer
7)
•• Setup: Select Off, Once, Everyday, Mon~Fri, Mon~Sat, Sat~Sun or Manual. If you select Manual, you
can choose the days you want Off Timer to turn off your product.
–– The check mark indicates days you’ve selected.
•• Time: Set the hour and minute. Use the number buttons or the up and down arrow keys to enter
numbers. Use the left and right arrow buttons to change entry fields.
Holiday Management
Timer will be disabled during a period specified as a holiday.
•• Add Holiday: Specify the period you want to add as a holiday.
Select the start and end dates of the holiday you want to add using the u/d buttons, and click the
Done button.
The period will be added to the list of holidays.
–– Start: Set the start date of the holiday.
–– End: Set the end date of the holiday.
–– Delete: Delete selected items from the list of holidays.
–– Edit: Select a holiday item and then change the date.
•• Set Applied Timer: Set the On Timer and Off Timer to not activate on public holidays.
–– Press E to select the On Timer and Off Timer settings you do not want to activate.
–– The selected On Timer and Off Timer will not activate.
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Ticker Input text while a video or image is displayed and display the text on the screen.
•• Off / On
•• Message: Enter a message to display on the screen.

HOME → Ticker → ENTER E
•• Time: Set the Start Time and End Time to display a Message.
•• Font options: Specify the text font and colour for the message.
•• Position: Select an orientation to display a Message.
•• Scroll: Specify the scroll Direction and Speed for the message.
•• Preview: Preview configured caption settings.
Ticker
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URL Launcher For details on how to use the URL Launcher feature, contact the dealer the product was purchased from.
–– To use the URL Launcher feature, set Play via to URL Launcher in System.
HOME → URL Launcher → ENTER E
URL Launcher
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URL Launcher Settings •• Install Web App: Enter URL to install the web applocation.
•• Install from USB Device: Install the web applocation from the USB storage device.
•• Uninstall: Remove the installed web application.

HOME → URL Launcher Settings → ENTER E
•• Timeout Setting: Set the timeout period for connectiong to the URL.
•• Developer Mode: Enable developer mode.
URL Launcher
Settings
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Approving a connected device from the server
–– First configure the server Server Network Settings before device approval.
4 Select Unapproved from the sub-menus.
5 Select the device from the list and click the Approve button.
1 Access the server you have assigned to your device.
2 Enter your ID and password to log in.
6 Enter the information required to approve the device.
–– Device Name: Enter the device name.
–– Device Group: Select to specify the group.

–– Location: Enter the current location of the device.
3 Select Device from the top menu bar.
–– Expired: Set expiry date for the device's approval. If you do not want to set the expiry date, select Never
expired.
–– Pressing the INFO button on the remote when a network schedule is running will display the details of
the schedule. Check that the correct device has been selected by viewing the device ID in the details.
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Setting the current time
A schedule may not run if the time set on the device is different from the server's current time.
7 Select the All menu to check that the device has been registered.
8 When the device is approved by the server, the schedule registered in the selected group will be
downloaded to the device. The schedule will run after it is downloaded.
–– For further details on how to configure a schedule, refer to the <MagicInfo Lite Server user's manual>.
1 Select Device from the side menu bar.
–– If a device is deleted from the list of devices approved by the server, the device will reboot to reset its 2 Select your device.
settings. 3 Select Edit → Setup.
4 Select Time Zone.
–– When connecting to the server for the first time, the time on the product is set using the GMT time of the
region where the server is installed.
–– The time on the product can be changed from the server as shown in step 3.
–– Turning the product off and then on again will restore the time setting on the product to the last time
that was set from the server.
–– For further details on how to manage the time (scheduling, holiday management, etc.), refer to the <MagicInfo
Lite Server user's manual>.
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Chapter 06
Screen Adjustment
Configure the Picture settings (Backlight, Colour Tone, etc.).
The layout of the Picture menu options may vary depending on the product.
Picture Mode Select a picture mode (Picture Mode) suitable for the environment where the product will be used.
Videos/Images mode improves the picture quality of the video device. Text mode improves the picture quality of the computer.
•• Shops & Shopping Centres
MENU m → Picture → Picture Mode → ENTER E
Suitable for shopping malls.
Picture •• Offices & Schools
Suitable for offices and schools.
Picture Mode Shops & Shopping Centres –– Select either Videos/Images or Text depending on the picture mode.
•• Terminals & Stations
Backlight 100
Suitable for bus terminals and train stations.
Contrast 70 –– Select either Videos/Images or Text depending on the picture mode.
· •• Video Wall
Brightness 45
Suitable for environments where videowall display are used.
·
Sharpness 65 –– Select either Videos/Images or Text depending on the picture mode.
· •• Calibration
Colour 50 In this mode, the brightness, colour, gamma and uniformity settings customised using the colour calibration programme
Advanced Color Management are applied.
Tint (G/R) G50 R50
–– To apply the Calibration mode properly, make sure you configure the picture quality settings, such as brightness,
colour, gamma and uniformity, using the colour calibration programme Advanced Color Management.
–– To download the Advanced Color Management programme, visit www.samsung.com/displaysolutions.
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Backlight / Contrast / Brightness / Your product has several options for adjusting picture quality.
–– When you make changes to Backlight, Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, Colour or Tint (G/R), the OSD will be adjusted accordingly.
Sharpness / Colour / Tint (G/R) –– You can adjust and store settings for each external device you have connected to an input on the product.
–– Lowering picture brightness reduces power consumption.
MENU m → Picture → ENTER E
Picture
Picture Mode Shops & Shopping Centres
Backlight 100
Contrast 70
·
Brightness 45
·
Sharpness 65
·
Colour 50
Tint (G/R) G50 R50
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Colour Temperature Adjust the colour temperature (Red / Green / Blue). (Range: 2800K–16000K)
–– Enabled when Colour Tone is set to Off.
–– Colour Temperature is disabled if Picture Mode is set to Calibration.
MENU m → Picture → Colour Temperature → ENTER E
Picture
Colour Temperature 16000K
White Balance 2 Point

Adjust the colour temperature for a more natural picture.
MENU m → Picture → White Balance → ENTER E
•• R-Offset / G-Offset / B-Offset: Adjust each colour’s (red, green, blue) darkness.
•• R-Gain / G-Gain / B-Gain: Adjust each colour’s (red, green, blue) brightness.
Picture •• Reset: Suitable for environments where videowall display are used.
White Balance
10 Point
Controls the white balance in 10 point interval by adjusting the red, green, and blue brightness.
•• Off / On
Interval: Select interval to adjust.

Red: Adjust the red level.
Green: Adjust the green level.
Blue: Adjust the blue level.
Reset: Suitable for environments where videowall display are used.
–– Some external devices may not support this function.
–– Enabled when Picture Mode is set to Offices & Schools (Videos/Images).
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Gamma Adjust the primary colour intensity.
–– If Picture Mode is set to Calibration, Gamma is disabled.
MENU m → Picture → Gamma → ENTER E
Picture
Gamma 0
Calibrated value Select whether to apply the brightness, colour, gamma and uniformity settings customised using the colour calibration
programme Advanced Color Management to the Information and Advertisement modes.
•• Don't apply / Apply
MENU m → Picture → Calibrated value → ENTER E
–– To download the Advanced Colour Management programme, visit www.samsung.com/displaysolutions.
–– If Picture Mode is set to Calibration, Calibrated value is disabled.
Picture
Calibrated value Don't apply
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Advanced Settings –– If Picture Mode is set to Calibration, Advanced Settings is disabled.
MENU m → Picture → Advanced Settings → ENTER E

Dynamic Contrast
Adjust the screen contrast.
Advanced Settings •• Off / Low / Medium / High
Dynamic Contrast High

Black Tone
Black Tone Darkest
Select the black level to adjust the screen depth.
Flesh Tone 0 •• Off / Dark / Darker / Darkest
RGB Only Mode Off

Flesh Tone
Colour Space Native
Emphasise pink Flesh Tone.
HDMI UHD Color
Motion Lighting On RGB Only Mode

Displays the Red, Green and Blue colour for making fine adjustments to the hue and saturation.
•• Off / Red / Green / Blue
Colour Space
Adjusts the range and variety of colours (the colour space) available to create images.
•• Auto / Native / Custom
–– To adjust Colour, Red, Green, Blue and Reset, set Colour Space to Custom.
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HDMI UHD Color
Advanced Settings
Enable to optimise picture quality for HDMI UHD connection.
Dynamic Contrast High •• HDMI1 (Off / On)
•• HDMI2 (Off / On)

Black Tone Darkest
•• Display Port (Off / On)
Flesh Tone 0
RGB Only Mode Off

Motion Lighting
Colour Space Native
Reduces power consumption by reducing screen brightness when the picture on the screen is in motion.
HDMI UHD Color •• Off / On
Motion Lighting On –– Enabled when Picture Mode is set to Shops & Shopping Centres (Text).
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Picture Options Colour Tone
If Picture Mode is set to Text
MENU m → Picture → Picture Options → ENTER E
•• Off / Cool / Standard / Warm
If Picture Mode is set to Videos/Images
Picture Options •• Off / Cool / Standard / Warm1 / Warm2
–– If Picture Mode is set to Calibration, Colour Tone is disabled.

Colour Tone Off –– Settings can be adjusted and stored for each external device connected to an input on the product.
Digital Clean View Auto
HDMI Black Level Auto

Digital Clean View
Reduce picture noise to avoid distractions such as flickering.
Film Mode Off
•• Off / Auto
Dynamic Backlight Off
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HDMI Black Level
Picture Options
Selects the black level on the screen to adjust the screen depth.
Colour Tone Off •• Auto / Low / Normal
–– Available only in HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 mode (AV Timing : 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p).
Digital Clean View Auto
HDMI Black Level Auto

Film Mode
Film Mode Off This mode is suitable to view movies.
Dynamic Backlight Off Sets the product to automatically sense and process film signals from all sources and adjust the picture for optimum quality.
•• Off / Auto1 / Auto2
–– This option can be configured if the input source supports 480i, 576i or 1080i.
–– This option is not supported when a PC is connected.
Dynamic Backlight
Automatically adjust the backlight to provide the best possible screen contrast under the current conditions.
•• Off / On
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Picture Size choose size and aspect ratio picture displayed on screen.
MENU m → Picture → Picture Size → ENTER E Picture Size

Different screen adjustment options are displayed depending on the current input source.
Picture Size –– Available ports may differ depending on the model.

•• 16:9 Standard: Sets the picture to 16:9 Standard wide mode.
Picture Size 16:9 Standard
•• Custom: Changes the resolution to suit the user's preferences.
· Fit to Screen •• 4:3: Sets the picture to basic (4:3) mode.
–– Do not set your product to 4:3 format for a long time.

· Zoom/Position
The borders displayed on the left and right, or top and bottom of the screen may cause image retention (screen burn) which is
not covered by the warranty.
–– The displayed image may differ depending on the model. Fit to Screen
Adjusts the picture position. When selected, the full programme image will be displayed. No part of the image will be cut off.
•• Off / On / Auto
Zoom/Position
Adjusts the picture zoom and position. This option is available when the input source is set to HDMI 1, HDMI 2 (1080i/1080p),
DisplayPort. Picture Size must be set to Custom for the option to be available.
–– If you want to reset the picture to its original position, select Reset in the Zoom/Position screen. The picture will be set to its default
position.
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Picture Off Selecting Picture Off switches off the screen. The volume is not disabled.
To switch the screen on, press any button other than the volume button.
MENU m → Picture → Picture Off → ENTER E
Picture
Picture Off
Reset Picture Resets your current picture mode to its default settings.
MENU m → Picture → Reset Picture → ENTER E
Picture
Reset Picture
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Chapter 07
OnScreen Display
Display Orientation Onscreen Menu Orientation

Configure the menu screen.
MENU m → OnScreen Display → Display Orientation → ENTER E
•• Landscape: Display the menu in landscape mode (default).
•• Portrait: Display the menu in portrait mode on the right side of the product screen.
Display Orientation
·
Onscreen Menu Orientation Landscape Source Content Orientation
Source Content Orientation Landscape Rotate the product screen orientation.
•• Landscape: Display the screen in landscape mode (default).
Aspect Ratio Full Screen
•• Portrait: Display the screen in portrait mode.
Aspect Ratio
Set the rotated screen to be either full screen or original.
•• Full Screen: Display the rotated screen in full screen.
•• Original ratio: Display the rotated screen in the original aspect ratio.
–– Available only when Source Content Orientation is set to Portrait.
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Screen Protection Auto Protection Time
If the screen displays a still image for a certain period of time you define, the product activates the screen saver to prevent the
MENU m → OnScreen Display → Screen Protection → ENTER E formation of burnt in ghost images on the screen.
•• Off / 2 hours / 4 hours / 8 hours / 10 hours
Screen Protection
Screen Burn Protection
Auto Protection Time Off
To reduce the possibility of screen burn, this unit is equipped with Screen Burn Protection screen burn prevention technology.
Screen Burn Protection Screen Burn Protection moves the picture slightly on the screen.
The Screen Burn Protection Time setting allows you to programme the time between movements of the picture in minutes.
–– The displayed image may differ depending on the model. Pixel Shift
Minimize image retention by finely moving pixels horizontally or vertically.
•• Pixel Shift (Off / On)
–– Horizontal, Vertical and Time are enabled only when Pixel Shift is set to On.
•• Horizontal: Sets how many pixels the screen moves horizontally.
•• Vertical: Sets how many pixels the screen moves vertically.
•• Time: Set the time interval for performing the horizontal or vertical movement, respectively.
Available Pixel Shift Settings and Optimum Settings.

Available Settings Optimum Settings
Horizontal (pixels) 0~4 4
Vertical (pixels) 0~4 4
Time (minute) 1 min ~ 4 min 4 min
–– The Pixel Shift value may differ depending on the product size (inches) and mode.
–– Displaying a still image or a 4:3 output for an extended period of time may cause image retention. This is not a defect in the product.
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Timer
Screen Burn Protection You can set the timer for Screen Burn Protection.
Pixel Shift The Screen Burn Protection feature stops automatically after a specified period of time.
Timer Timer
Off
Immediate display Off
Repeat: Display the image retention-preventive pattern set in Mode at specified time intervals(Period).
Interval: Display the image retention-preventive pattern set in Mode for a specified period of time (from Start Time to End
Time).
–– Mode, Period, Time, Start Time and End Time are enabled only when Timer is set to Repeat or Interval.
–– The displayed image may differ depending on the model. •• Mode: Select a screen protective pattern to display.
–– Pixel: Pixels on the screen alternate black continuously.
–– Rolling bar: A vertical bar moves left to right.
–– Fading screen: The entire screen becomes brighter, then darker.
–– The Rolling bar and Fading screen patterns appear only once regardless of the specified repeat period or time.
•• Period: Specify the time interval to activate the Screen Burn Protection function.
–– The option is enabled when Repeat is selected for Timer.

•• Time: Specify the duration to keep the Screen Burn Protection function on.
–– Enabled when Timer is set to Repeat and Mode is set to Pixel.

•• Start Time: Set the start time to activate the screen protection function.
–– The option is enabled when Interval is selected for Timer.

•• End Time: Set the end time to deactivate the screen protection function.
–– The option is enabled when Interval is selected for Timer.
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Immediate display
Screen Burn Protection Select the screen saver you want to display immediately.
•• Off / Pixel / Rolling bar / Fading screen
Pixel Shift
Timer
Immediate display Off
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Message Display Source Info
Select whether to display the source OSD when the input source changes.
MENU m → OnScreen Display → Message Display → ENTER E
•• Off / On
Message Display
No Signal Message
Source Info On Select whether to display the no-signal OSD when no signal is detected.
•• Off / On
No Signal Message On
MDC Message On
MDC Message
Download Status Message Off
Select whether to display the MDC OSD when the product is controlled by the MDC.
•• Off / On

Download Status Message
Select to display the status when downloading content from a server or other device.
•• Off / On
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Language Set the menu language.
–– A change to the language setting will only be applied to the onscreen menu display. It will not be applied to other functions on your
PC.
MENU m → OnScreen Display → Language → ENTER E
OnScreen Display
Language English
Reset OnScreen Display This option returns the current settings under OnScreen Display to the default factory settings.
MENU m → OnScreen Display → Reset OnScreen Display → ENTER E
OnScreen Display
Reset OnScreen Display
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Chapter 08
Network
Network Status Open Network Settings

MENU m → Network → Network Status → ENTER E MENU m → Network → Open Network Settings → ENTER E
You can check the current network and Internet status. Configure network settings to use various smart hub features such as Internet search, content sharing
through a home network and feature updates.
Network type
•• Wireless / Wired
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Network Settings (Wired) •• Depending on how your network is configured, you may be able to attach your product to your LAN
by connecting the LAN port on the back of your product directly to a network wall outlet using a LAN
cable.
See the diagram below. Note that the wall outlet is attached to a modem or router elsewhere in your
Connecting to a Wired Network house.
There are three ways to attach your product to your LAN using cable.
•• You can attach your product to your LAN by connecting the LAN port on the back of your product to LAN
an external modem using a LAN cable. The LAN Port on the Wall
RJ45
See the diagram below.
LAN
The Modem Port on the Wall External Modem
RJ45 LAN Cable
(ADSL / VDSL)
If you have a Dynamic Network, 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 product needs to access the Internet so you do
Modem Cable LAN Cable
not have to enter them manually. Most home networks are Dynamic Networks.
Some networks require a Static IP address. If your network requires a Static IP address, you must enter
•• You can attach your product to your LAN by connecting the LAN port on the back of your product to the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS values manually on your product Cable Setup Screen
an IP Sharer which is connected to an external modem. Use LAN cable for the connection. See the when you set up the network connection. To get the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS values,
diagram below. contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
If you have a Windows computer, you can also get these values through your computer.
LAN
–– You can use ADSL modems that support DHCP if your network requires a Static IP address.
The Modem Port on the Wall External Modem IP Sharer –– ADSL modems that support DHCP also let you use Static IP addresses.
(ADSL / VDSL) RJ45
(having DHCP server)
Modem Cable LAN Cable LAN Cable
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Set the network connection to use Internet services such as perform software upgrades. 2 In the pop-up menu that appears, click Status.
3 On the dialog that appears, click the Support tab.
Automatic Open Network Settings (Wired) 4 On the Support Tab, click the Details button. The Network connection values are displayed.
Connect to the network using a LAN cable.

How to set up manually
Make sure a LAN cable is connected first.
1 Set Network type to Wired from the Open Network Settings page.
How to set up automatically 2 Press the Connect button to start Open Network Settings.
–– The Connect button is only enabled when the LAN cable is properly connected.
1 Set Network type to Wired from the Open Network Settings page.
2 Press the Connect button to start Open Network Settings. 3 The network test screen appears and the verification process starts. Press Stop. The verification
process stops.
–– The Connect button is only enabled when the LAN cable is properly connected.
3 The network test screen appears and verifies the network connection. 4 Select IP Settings on network connection screen. The IP Settings screen appears.
When the connection has been verified, the “Wired network and Internet connection completed.” 5 Select the field at the top, press E, and then set IP Settings to Enter manually. Repeat the entry
message appears. process for each field in the IP Address.
–– If the connection process fails, check the LAN port connection. –– Setting IP Settings to Enter manually automatically changes DNS Setting to Enter manually.
–– If the automatic process cannot find the network connection values or if you want to set the connection 6 When done, select OK at the bottom of the page, and then press E. The network test screen
manually, go to the next section, network setup. appears and the verification process starts.
7 When the connection has been verified, the “Wired network and Internet connection completed.”
message appears.
Manual Open Network Settings (Wired)
Offices may use static IP addresses.
If this is the case, ask the network administrator for the IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS server
address. Enter these values manually.
Getting the Network Connection Values

To view the Network connection values on most Windows computers, follow these steps.
1 Right click the Network icon on the bottom right of the screen.
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Network Setting (Wireless) Automatic Network Setup (Wireless)
Most wireless networks have an optional security system that requires devices that access the network
to transmit an encrypted security code called an Access or Security Key. The Security Key is based on
Connecting to a Wireless Network a Pass Phrase, typically a word or a series of letters and numbers of a specified length you were asked
to enter when you set up security for your wireless network. If you use this method of setting up the
network connection, and have a Security Key for your wireless network, you will have to enter the Pass
Wireless IP sharer Phrase during the the automatic or manual setup process.
(router having DHCP server)
How to set up automatically
The LAN Port on the Wall
1 Set Network type to Wireless from the Open Network Settings page.
2 The Network function searches for available wireless networks. When done, it displays a list of the
available networks.
3 In the list of networks, press the ▲ or ▼ button to select a network, and then press the E button
twice.
LAN Cable
–– If the desired wireless router does not appear, select Refresh to search again.
–– If the router cannot be found after retrying, select the Stop button.
The Add Network button appears.
4 If the Enter password. screen appears, go to step 5. If you select a wireless router that does not have
Samsung recommends using IEEE 802.11n. When you play video over a network connection, the video
security, go to step 7.
may not play smoothly.
–– Select a channel for the wireless IP sharer that is not currently being used. If the channel set for the wireless 5 If the router has security, enter the Enter password. (Security key or PIN).
IP sharer is currently being used by another device nearby, this will result in interference and communication 6 When done, use the right arrow button to move the cursor to Done, and then press E. The network
failure. connection screen appears and the verification process starts.
–– Your product supports only the following wireless network security protocols. –– A connection with the router is established, but the Internet cannot be accessed.
If you select the Pure High-throughput (Greenfield) 802.11n mode and the Encryption type is set to WEP, TKIP
or TKIP AES (WPS2Mixed) on your AP or wireless router, Samsung products will not support a connection in
7 When the connection has been verified, the “Your wireless network and Internet connection are
setup and ready to use.” message appears.
compliance with new Wi-Fi certification specifications.
–– If your wireless router supports WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup), you can connect to the network via PBC (Push
Button Configuration) or PIN (Personal Identification Number). WPS will automatically configure the SSID and
WPA key in either mode.
–– Connection Methods: You can setup the wireless network connection in three ways.
Auto Setup (Using the Auto Network Search function), Manual Setup, WPS(PBC)
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Manual Network Setup (Wireless) How to set up manually
Offices may use static IP addresses. 1 Set Network type to Wireless from the Open Network Settings page.
If this is the case, ask the network administrator for the IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS server 2 The Network function searches for available wireless networks. When done, it displays a list of the
address. Enter these values manually. available networks.
3 In the list of networks, press the u or d button to select a network, and then press the E button
Getting the Network Connection Values twice.
To view the Network connection values on most Windows computers, follow these steps. –– If the desired wireless router does not appear, select Refresh to search again.
1 Right click the Network icon on the bottom right of the screen. –– If the router cannot be found after retrying, select the Stop button.
2 In the pop-up menu that appears, click Status. 4 If the Enter password. screen appears, go to step 5. If you select a wireless router that does not have
security, go to step 7.
3 On the dialog that appears, click the Support tab.
5 If the router has security, enter the Enter password. (Security key or PIN).
4 On the Support Tab, click the Details button. The Network connection values are displayed.
6 When done, use the right arrow button to move the cursor to Done, and then press E. The network
connection screen appears and the verification process starts.
7 Select Stop while network connections are being attempted. This will stop the connection.
8 Select IP Settings on network connection screen. The IP Settings screen appears.
9 Select the field at the top, press E, and then set IP Settings to Enter manually. Repeat the entry
process for each field in the IP Address.
–– Setting IP Settings to Enter manually automatically changes DNS Setting to Enter manually.
10 When done, select OK at the bottom of the page, and then press E. The network test screen
appears and the verification process starts.
11 When the connection has been verified, the “Your wireless network and Internet connection are
setup and ready to use.” message appears.
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WPS(PBC)
How to set up using WPS(PBC)

If your router has a WPS(PBC) button, follow these steps.
1 Set Network type to Wireless from the Open Network Settings page.
2 Select WPS(PBC), press E, and then press E again.
3 Press the WPS(PBC) button on your router within 2 minutes. Your product automatically acquires all
the network setting values it needs and connects to your network.
4 The network connection screen appears, and network setup is done.
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Server Network Settings Proxy server
set up your proxy server connection and related functions.
MENU m → Network → Server Network Settings → ENTER E
•• Address / Port / ID / Password
–– Address / Port / ID and Password are enabled only when Proxy server is set to On.
Connect to server
To run Player connect to a network.
•• Server Address / SSL / Port
–– If the SSL option is enabled, the server is configured to use https and data transfer is encrypted.
–– Enter the server IP address and port number. Use 7001 as the port number. (If unable to connect to the server
using port number 7001, check with your server administrator to find the correct port number and then
change the port number.)
MagicInfo Mode
Select the appropriate MagicInfo Mode depending on the environment where you are using the product.
•• Lite / Premium
Server Access
Select a method to connect the server network.
•• Allow / Deny
FTP Mode
Specify the FTP operating mode.
•• Active / Passive
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Wi-Fi Direct
To use this function, your mobile device
should be supported by the Wi-Fi Direct. MENU m → Network → Wi-Fi Direct → ENTER E
Set to connect the product to wireless mobile devices. Using this function, you can connect wireless mobile devices with your product directly without a router.
To connect your mobile device with your product using Wi-Fi Direct, follow these steps:
1 Go to Wi-Fi Direct screen. The product starts to search devices.
2 Turn on the Wi-Fi Direct function on your device. Select the desired Wi-Fi device.
•• PBC (Push Button Configuration): Press the WPS(PBC) button on your Wi-Fi device within 2 minutes. Your product automatically acquires all the network setting values
it needs and connects to your network.
•• PIN: Input the displayed PIN on your device.
–– If you want to disconnect the device, select the connected Wi-Fi device, and then select Disconnected.
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Mobile Device Manager
Allow other devices on your network, like smart phones and tablets, to share content with your product.
Access Notification
Display a notification when a device is connected for the first time.
Turn off Access Notification to connect devices automatically.
–– The Wi-Fi Direct feature is not supported currently.
•• Off / First Time Only / Always On
Mobile Device List

View and manage connected devices.
Device Name
MENU m → Network → Device Name → ENTER E
Select or enter a device name.
This name can be shown on network remote controls over the network.
•• [Signage]Display 1 ~ 6 / User Input
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System
Accessibility Menu Transparency

Adjust transparency of menu box.
MENU m → System → Accessibility → ENTER E
•• High / Low
System
High Contrast
Accessibility Set the background and font to high-contrast colours in Menu. Menu transparencies become opaque when the option is
selected.
Start Setup
•• Off / On
Time
Auto Source Switching Enlarge

Power Control Set whether to enlarge highlighted item in Menu.
•• Off / On
Eco Solution
Fan and Temperature
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Start Setup Go through the initial setup steps like you did the first time you used this product.
–– Enter your 4 digit PIN number. The default PIN number is “0-0-0-0".
If you want to change the PIN number, use the Change PIN function.
MENU m → System → Start Setup → ENTER E
System
Accessibility
Start Setup
Time
Auto Source Switching
Power Control
Eco Solution
Fan and Temperature
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Time You can configure Clock Set or Sleep Timer. You can also set the product to automatically turn on or off at a specified time
using the Timer function.
–– Press the INFO button if you want to view the current time.
MENU m → System → Time → ENTER E
Clock Set
Time
Select Clock Set. Select Date or Time, and then press E.
Clock Set Use the number buttons to enter numbers or press the up and down arrow buttons. Use the left and right arrow buttons to
move from one entry field to the next. Press E when done.
DST On –– You can set the Date and Time directly by pressing the number buttons on the remote control.
Sleep Timer Off
Power On Delay 0
DST
Switches the DST (Daylight Saving Time) function on or off.
Off / On
•• Start Date: Set the start date of Daylight Saving Time.
•• End Date: Set the end date of Daylight Saving Time.
•• Time Offset: Select the correct time offset your timezone.
–– Start Date, End Date and Time Offset are enabled only when DST is set to On.
Sleep Timer
Automatically shuts off the product after a preset period of time.
(Off / 30 min / 60 min / 90 min / 120 min / 150 min / 180 min)
–– Use the up and down arrows to select a period of time, and then press E. To cancel Sleep Timer, select Off.
Power On Delay
When connecting multiple products, adjust the power-on time for each product to prevent power overload (within the range
0–50 seconds).
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Auto Source Switching Turning on the display with Auto Source Switching On, and the previous video source selection is not active, the display will
automatically search the different video input sources for active video.
MENU m → System → Auto Source Switching → ENTER E

Auto Source Switching
Auto Source Switching When the Auto Source Switching is On, the display video source will automatically be searched for active video.
The Primary Source selection will be activated, if the current video source is not recognised.
Auto Source Switching Off Secondary Source selection will become active, if no primary video source is available.
If both the primary and secondary input sources are not recognised, the display will perform two searches for an active source,
Primary Source Recovery Off each search checking the primary and then secondary source. If both searches fail, the display will return to the first video
source and display a message indicating that there is no signal.
Primary Source All
Secondary Source HDMI 1

Primary Source Recovery
Select whether to restore the selected primary input source when a primary input source is connected.
–– The Primary Source Recovery function is disabled if Primary Source is set to All.

Primary Source
Specify Primary Source for the automatic input source.
Secondary Source
Specify Secondary Source for the automatic input source.
–– The Secondary Source function is disabled if Primary Source is set to All.
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Power Control Auto Power On
This feature automatically turns on the product as soon as it is plugged in. Pressing the power button is not needed.
MENU m → System → Power Control → ENTER E
•• Off / On
Power Control Max. Power Saving

Auto Power On Off Turns off the product to reduce power consumption after the PC has been left idle for a specified period of time.
•• Off / On
Max. Power Saving On
Standby Control On
Standby Control
Network Standby Off
You can set the screen standby mode to be applied when an input signal is received.
Power Button Power on only •• Auto

Power-saving mode will activate if no input signals are detected even though a source device is connected to the display.
The message No Signal will appear if no source device is connected.
•• Off
–– The displayed image may differ depending on the model. The message No Signal will appear if no input signals are detected.
–– If No Signal is displayed although a source device is connected, check the cable connection.
–– If No Signal Message is set to Off, the No Signal message does not appear.
If this is the case, set No Signal Message to On.
•• On
Power-saving mode will activate if no input signals are detected.
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Network Standby
Power Control
This feature keeps the network power on when the product turns off.
Auto Power On Off •• Off / On
Max. Power Saving On

Power Button
Standby Control On
The power button can be set to either turn on the power or turn on/off the power.
Network Standby Off •• Power on only: Set the power button to turn on the power.
Power Button Power on only •• Power on and off: Set the power button to turn on/off the power.
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Eco Solution Brightness Limit
Limit the screen's maximum backlight level.
MENU m → System → Eco Solution → ENTER E
•• Off: Off allows you to use the maximum brightness available.
•• On: On prevents the use of maximum brightness and saves energy.

Eco Solution
Brightness Limit Off Energy Saving Mode
Reduce the power consumption by adjusting the screen brightness.
Energy Saving Mode Off
•• Off / Low / Medium / High
Eco Sensor Off
Screen Lamp Schedule Off Eco Sensor

No Signal Power Off Off To enhance your power savings, the picture settings will automatically adapt to the light in the room.
•• Off / On
Auto Power Off Off
–– Adjusting the Backlight setting under Picture while Eco Sensor is on will disable the Off.
–– If the screen contrast is not sufficient, set the Eco Sensor to Off. If the Eco Sensor is Off, it may not comply with energy standards.
Min. Backlight
When Eco Sensor is On, you can manually adjust the minimum screen brightness. Min. Backlight is the darkest backlight mode.
Make sure the Min. Backlight setting is lower than the Backlight setting.
–– If Eco Sensor is On, the display brightness may change (become slightly darker or brighter) depending on the surrounding light
intensity.
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Screen Lamp Schedule
Eco Solution
Brightness Limit Off
Screen Lamp Schedule
Energy Saving Mode Off Enable or disable the lamp schedule.
•• Off / On
Eco Sensor Off
Screen Lamp Schedule Off

Schedule 1, Schedule 2
No Signal Power Off Off
Time
Auto Power Off Off
The panel brightness will change to the brightness set in Lamp at a specified time.
Lamp
Adjust the panel brightness. A value closer to 100 makes the panel brighter.
–– The displayed image may differ depending on the model. •• 0 ~ 100
No Signal Power Off

Save power by turning the device off when no signal is received from any source.
•• Off / 15 min / 30 min / 60 min
–– Disabled when an attached PC is in power saving mode.

–– The product will automatically power off at a specified time. The time can be changed as required.
Auto Power Off

The product will automatically turn off if you don’t press a button on the remote or touch a button on product front panel within
select hours to prevent overheating.
•• Off / 4 hours / 6 hours / 8 hours
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Fan and Temperature Protects the product by detecting the fan speed and internal temperature.
MENU m → System → Fan and Temperature → ENTER E Fan Control

Selects auto or manual for the fan speed settings.
System •• Auto / Manual
Fan and Temperature Fan Speed Setting

Sets the fan speed within a range of 0 and 100.
–– Enabled when Fan Control is set to Manual.

Outdoor Mode
To use the product at a low temperature below 0˚C, make sure to set Outdoor Mode to "On."
This feature keeps the internal temperature of the product steady so that the product can start properly when it is powered on.
•• Off / On
–– Do not disconnect the power cable when this feature is set to "On."
–– The product consumes more power when it is turned off if this feature is set to "On" rather than to "Off."
Temperature Control
This function detects the internal temperature of the product. You can specify the temperature range that is acceptable.
The default temperature is set to 90 C.
The recommended operating temperature for this product is 75 to 90 C (based on an ambient temperature of 50 C).
–– The screen will become darker if the current temperature exceeds the specified temperature limit. If the temperature continues to
rise, the product will power off to prevent overheating.
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Input Device Manager Configure options for external input devices connected to the product.
MENU m → System → Input Device Manager → ENTER E Keyboard Language

Configure the key combination used to change the input language.
Input Device Manager
Keyboard Language Keyboard type
Keyboard type Specify the keyboard type.
Input Language Shortcut

Input Language Shortcut
Select shortcut keys for switching between input languages.
Play via Select the appropriate Play via mode depending on the environment where you are using the product.
The home screen may be different depending on the setting.
•• MagicInfo / URL Launcher
MENU m → System → Play via → ENTER E
System
Play via MagicInfo
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Change PIN The Change PIN screen will appear.
Choose any 4 digits for your PIN and enter it in Enter New PIN. Reenter the same 4 digits in Confirm New PIN.
The product has memorised your new PIN.
MENU m → System → Change PIN → ENTER E
–– Default password: 0 - 0 - 0 - 0
System
Change PIN
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Security Safety Lock On
–– Enter your 4 digit PIN number. The default PIN number is “0-0-0-0".
MENU m → System → Security → ENTER E If you want to change the PIN number, use the Change PIN function.
All the menus and buttons of the product and remote control, except for the LOCK button on the remote control, will be locked
Security by the Safety Lock On function.
To unlock the menus and buttons, press the LOCK button and then enter the password (default password: 0-0-0-0).
Safety Lock On
Power On Button On Power On Button

USB Auto Play Lock Turn on this feature to enable the remote control's Power button to turn on the device while Safety Lock On is enabled.
On
•• Off / On
Mobile Connection Lock Off
Remote Management USB Auto Play Lock

Select whether to automatically play MagicInfo content saved on a connected USB device.
•• Off
Play MagicInfo content saved on the USB device automatically.
•• On
Do not play MagicInfo content saved on the USB device automatically.
–– Connecting a USB device containing MagicInfo content displays "USB Auto Play Lock : On" for five seconds.
Mobile Connection Lock

Restrict other devices on your network, such as smart phones and tablets, to share content with your signage.
•• Off / On
Remote Management
You can Allow or Deny external commands to access your device via a network.
•• The changed setting remains even after the product is turned off and on using the Panel key or Power switch.
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General Smart Security
The security provided to protect your display device and connected storage devices against viruses includes.
MENU m → System → General → ENTER E
Scan
General
Inspect your display device and connected storage devices to check for viruses.
Smart Security
Isolated List
Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) On
This is the list of items that have been Isolated for containing viruses.
HDMI Hot Plug On
Custom Logo Real-Time Monitoring

Game Mode Off Scans for viruses by monitoring the display device in real time.
Monitoring Results
Check the list of files, networks, and processes that have been blocked.
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General
Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)
Anynet+ is a function that enables you to control all connected Samsung devices that support Anynet+ with your Samsung
Smart Security product remote. The Anynet+ system can be used only with Samsung devices that have the Anynet+ feature. To be sure your
Samsung device has this feature, check if there is an Anynet+ logo on it.
•• Off / On
HDMI Hot Plug On –– You can only control Anynet+ devices using the product remote control, not the buttons on the product.
–– The product remote control may not work under certain conditions. If this occurs, reselect the Anynet+ device.
Custom Logo
–– Anynet+ works when the AV device supporting Anynet+ is in the standby or on status.
Game Mode Off –– Anynet+ supports up to 12 AV devices in total. Note that you can connect up to 3 devices of the same type.
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Troubleshooting for Anynet+
Problem Possible Solution
Anynet+ does not work. •• Check if the device is an Anynet+ device. The Anynet+ system supports Anynet+ devices only.
•• Check if the Anynet+ device power cord is properly connected.
•• Check the Anynet+ device’s Video/Audio/HDMI cable connections.
•• Check whether Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) is set to On in the System menu.
•• Check whether the remote control is Anynet+ compatible.
•• Anynet+ doesn’t work in certain situations. (initial setup)
•• If you have removed and then reconnected the HDMI cable, please make sure to search devices again or turn your product off
and on again.
•• Check if the Anynet+ function of the Anynet device is set on.

I want to start Anynet+. •• Check if the Anynet+ device is properly connected to the product and check if the Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) is set to On in the
System menu.
I want to exit Anynet+. •• Press the SOURCE button on the product remote control and select a non- Anynet+ device.
The message “Disconnecting •• You cannot use the remote control when you are configuring Anynet+ or switching to a view mode.
Anynet+ device ...” appears on
•• Use the remote control after the product has completed Anynet+ configuration or has finished switching to Anynet+.
the screen.
The Anynet+ device does not •• You cannot use the play function when initial setup is in progress.
play.
The connected device is not •• Check whether or not the device supports Anynet+ functions.
displayed.
•• Check whether or not the HDMI cable is properly connected.
•• Check whether Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) is set to On in the System menu.
•• Search Anynet+ devices again.
•• Anynet+ requires an HDMI connection. Make sure the device is connected to your product with an HDMI cable.
•• Some HDMI cables may not support Anynet+ functions.
•• If the connection is terminated because there has been a power failure or the HDMI cable has been disconnected, please repeat
the device scan.
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HDMI Hot Plug
General
This feature is used to activate the time delay to turn on a DVI/HDMI source device.
Smart Security •• Off / On
HDMI Hot Plug

Custom Logo
On
You can download, select, and set the display time of a custom logo that appears when the product turns on.
Custom Logo
•• Custom Logo
Game Mode Off –– You can select a custom logo (image/video) or turn off the custom logo display.
–– You must download the custom logo from an external USB device to set the custom logo.
•• Logo Display Time
–– If the type of custom logo is Image, you can set the Logo Display Time.
–– The displayed image may differ depending on the model. •• Download Logo File
–– You can download a custom logo into the product from an external USB device.
–– The file name of the custom logo you want to download must be saved as “samsung” in all small letters.
–– When there are multiple numbers of external USB connections, the product will attempt to download the custom logo from the
last device that has been connected to the product.
Custom logo file restrictions

•• For image type custom logo, only bitmap files (aRGB 32bpp format) are supported.
•• The resolution of the image type custom logo must be between a minimum of 64x64 and the maximum screen
resolution. (Horizontal/Vertical values of the resolution must be multiples of 4.)
•• For video type custom logo, only TS Stream types are supported.
•• The maximum supported video file is 150 MB. The recommended length of a video file is 20 seconds or less.
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Game Mode
General
When connecting to a game console such as PlayStation™ or Xbox™, you can enjoy a more realistic gaming experience by
Smart Security selecting game mode.
•• Off / On
–– Precautions and limitations for Game Mode
HDMI Hot Plug On To disconnect the game console and connect another external device, set Game Mode to Off in the setup menu.
Custom Logo
Game Mode Off
Reset System This option returns the current settings under system to the default factory settings.
MENU m → System → Reset System → ENTER E
System
Reset System
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Chapter 10
Support
Software Update Contact Samsung

MENU m → Support → Software Update → ENTER E MENU m → Support → Contact Samsung → ENTER E
The Software Update menu lets you upgrade your product software to the latest version. View this information when your product does not work properly or when you want to upgrade the
–– Be careful not to turn off the power until the upgrade is complete. The product will turn off and on software.
automatically after completing the software upgrade. You can find information regarding our call centres and how to download products and software.
–– When you upgrade software, all video and audio settings you have made will return to their default settings. –– Contact Samsung and find the product Model Code and Software Version.
We advise you to write down your settings so that you can easily reset them after the upgrade.
Update now Reset All

Update the software to the latest version.
–– Current version: This is the software version already installed in the product. MENU m → Support → Reset All → ENTER E
This option returns all the current settings for a display to the default factory settings.
Auto update
This feature automatically updates the product when not in use.
•• Off / On
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Chapter 11
Troubleshooting Guide
Requirements Before Contacting Samsung Customer Service Centre

–– Before calling Samsung Customer
Service Centre, test your product
as follows. If the problem persists,
contact Samsung Customer Service Testing the Product
Centre.
Check if your product is operating normally by using the product test function.
If the screen remains blank while the power LED blinks even when the product is correctly connected to a PC, perform product testing.
1 Power off both the PC and product.
2 Disconnect all the cables from the product.
3 Power on the product.

–– If the screen remains blank, check the
PC system, video controller and cable. 4 If No Signal is displayed, the product is operating normally.
Checking the Resolution and Frequency

Not Optimum Mode will briefly be displayed if a mode that exceeds a supported resolution is selected (refer to Supported Resolutions).
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Check the followings.
Installation issue (PC mode)
The screen keeps switching on and off. Check the cable connection between the product and PC, and ensure the connection is secure.
Blank spaces are found on all four sides of the screen when an The blank spaces found on the screen have nothing to do with the product.
HDMI or HDMI-DVI cable is connected to the product and PC. Blank spaces on the screen are caused by the PC or graphics card. To resolve the problem, adjust the
screen size in the HDMI or DVI settings for the graphics card.
If the graphics card settings menu does not have an option to adjust the screen size, update the graphics
card driver to the latest version.
(Please contact the graphics card or computer manufacturer for further details about how to adjust the
screen settings.)
Screen issue
No Signal is displayed on the screen. Check that the product is connected correctly with a cable.
Check that the device connected to the product is powered on.
Not Optimum Mode is displayed. This message is displayed when a signal from the graphics card exceeds the product's maximum
resolution and frequency.
Refer to the Standard Signal Mode Table and set the maximum resolution and frequency according to the
product specifications.
The images on the screen look distorted. Check the cable connection to the product.
The screen is not clear. The screen is blurry. Set the resolution and frequency to the recommended level.
The screen appears unstable and shaky. Check that the resolution and frequency of the PC and graphics card are set within a range compatible
with the product. Then, change the screen settings if required by referring to the Additional Information
There are shadows or ghost images left on the screen.
on the product menu and the Standard Signal Mode Table.
The screen is too bright. The screen is too dark. Adjust Brightness and Contrast.
Screen colour is inconsistent. Go to Picture and adjust the Colour Space settings.
White does not really look white. Go to Picture and adjust the White Balance settings.
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Screen issue
There is no image on the screen and the power LED blinks every The product is in power-saving mode.
0.5 to 1 second.
Press any key on the keyboard or move the mouse to return to the previous screen.
The product will turn off automatically. Go to System and make sure Sleep Timer is set to Off.
If a PC is connected to the product, check the power status of the PC.
Make sure the power cable is connected properly to the product and power outlet.
If the signal from a connected device is not detected, the product automatically turns off after 10 to 15
minutes.
Picture quality of the product is different from the dealer shop Use an HDMI cable to obtain high-definition (HD) picture quality.
where it was purchased.
The screen display does not look normal. Encoded video content may cause the display to appear corrupted in scenes featuring fast moving objects
such as in a sports event or action video.
Low signal level or low picture quality may cause the display to appear corrupted. This does not mean the
product is defective.
A cell phone within a distance of one-meter radius may cause static on analogue and digital products.
The brightness and colour do not look normal. Go to Picture and adjust the screen settings such as Picture Mode, Colour, Brightness and Sharpness.
Go to System and adjust the Energy Saving Mode settings.
Reset the screen settings to the default settings.
Lines (red, green or blue) are displayed on the screen. These lines are displayed when there is a defect in DATA SOURCE DRIVER IC on the monitor. Contact a
Samsung Service Centre to resolve the issue.
The display looks unstable and then freezes. The screen may freeze when a resolution other than the recommended resolution is used or if the signal
is not stable. To resolve the issue, change the PC resolution to the recommended resolution.
The screen cannot be displayed in full screen. A scaled SD (4:3) content file can cause black bars on both sides of an HD channel screen.
A video with an aspect ratio different from the product can cause black bars at the top and bottom of the
screen.
Change the screen size setting to full screen on the product or source device.
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Remote control issue
The remote control does not work. Make sure that the batteries are correctly in place (+/-).
Check if the batteries are flat.
Check for power failure.
Make sure that the power cord is connected.
Check for any special lighting or neon signs switched on in the vicinity.
Source device issue

A beeping sound is heard when my PC is booting. If a beeping sound is heard when your PC is booting, have your PC serviced.
Other issue
The product smells like plastic. The plastic smell is normal and disappears over time.
Audio or video cuts out intermittently. Check the cable connection and connect it again if required.
Using a very hard or thick cable may corrupt audio and video files.
Make sure cables are flexible enough to ensure durability. When mounting the product onto a wall, it is
recommended to use right-angle cables.
Small particles are found on the edges of the product. The particles are part of the product design. The product is not defective.
When I try to change the PC resolution, a message The defined The message The defined resolution is not supported. appears if the input source resolution exceeds the
resolution is not supported. appears. maximum resolution of the display.
To resolve the issue, change the PC resolution to a resolution supported on the display.
HDMI Black Level is not functioning properly on an HDMI device This function is available only when a source device, such as a DVD player and STB, is connected to the
with YCbCr output. product via an HDMI (RGB signal) cable.
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Other issue
There is no sound in HDMI mode. Displayed picture colours may not look normal. Video or sound may not be available. This can occur if a
source device that only supports an older version of the HDMI standard is connected to the product.
Some PC graphics cards may not automatically recognise HDMI signals that do not include sound. In this
case, manually select a sound input.
Sound input Screen mode
PC Auto PC settings
The IR sensor is not functioning. Make sure the sensor light turns on when a button is pressed on the remote control.
If the sensor light does not turn on, turn the power switch off and then on again on the back of the
product.
(The power LED lights up red when the screen is switched off.)
If the sensor light still does not turn on after the power switch is turned off and then on again, an internal
jack may be disconnected.
Contact your nearest service centre to have the product serviced.
If the sensor light that is on does not flash red when a button is pressed on the remote control, the IR
sensor may be defective.
Contact your nearest service centre to have the product serviced.
•• This function is available only when a source device, such as a DVD player and STB, is connected to
the product via an HDMI (RGB signal) cable.
In power-saving mode, when the input source is DisplayPort, PC Go to System → Power Control and set Max. Power Saving to Off. Alternatively, configure the PC display
display settings cannot be saved. output settings again. Ensure the set is turned on.
When booting the PC with the input source set to DisplayPort, Boot the PC when the set is turned on or when the input source is not DisplayPort.
the BIOS and booting screens do not appear. –– OMF, OMF-K models are only supported.
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Q&A
Question Answer
How can I change the frequency? Set the frequency on your graphics card.
•• Windows XP: Go to Control Panel → Appearance and Themes → Display → Settings → Advanced →
Monitor and adjust the frequency in Monitor Settings.
•• Windows ME/2000: Go to Control Panel → Display → Settings → Advanced → Monitor and adjust
the frequency in Monitor Settings.
–– Refer to the user manual for your PC or
•• Windows Vista: Go to Control Panel → Appearance and Personalization → Personalize → Display
graphics card for further instructions
Settings → Advanced Settings → Monitor and adjust the frequency in Monitor Settings.
on adjustment.
•• Windows 7: Go to Control Panel → Appearance and Personalization → Display → Adjust resolution
→ Advanced Settings → Monitor and adjust the frequency in Monitor Settings.
•• Windows 8: Go to Settings → Control Panel → Appearance and Personalization → Display → Adjust

resolution → Advanced Settings → Monitor and adjust the frequency in Monitor Settings.
•• Windows 10: Go to Settings → System → Display → Advanced display settings → Display adapter
properties → Monitor, and adjust Screen refresh rate under Monitor settings.
How can I change the resolution? •• Windows XP: Go to Control Panel → Appearance and Themes → Display → Settings and adjust the
resolution.
•• Windows ME/2000: Go to Control Panel → Display → Settings and adjust the resolution.
•• Windows Vista: Go to Control Panel → Appearance and Personalization → Personalize → Display

Settings and adjust the resolution.
•• Windows 7: Go to Control Panel → Appearance and Personalization → Display → Adjust Resolution

and adjust the resolution.
•• Windows 8: Go to Settings → Control Panel → Appearance and Personalization → Display → Adjust

Resolution and adjust the resolution.
•• Windows 10: Go to Settings → System → Display → Advanced display settings, and adjust the
resolution.
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Question Answer
How do I set powersaving mode? •• Windows XP: Set power-saving mode in Control Panel → Appearance and Themes → Display →
Screen Saver Settings or BIOS SETUP on the PC.
•• Windows ME/2000: Set power-saving mode in Control Panel → Display → Screen Saver Settings or
BIOS SETUP on the PC.
•• Windows Vista: Set power-saving mode in Control Panel → Appearance and Personalization →
Personalize → Screen Saver Settings or BIOS SETUP on the PC.
•• Windows 7: Set power-saving mode in Control Panel → Appearance and Personalization →

Personalize → Screen Saver Settings or BIOS SETUP on the PC.
•• Windows 8: Set power-saving mode in Settings → Control Panel → Appearance and Personalization
→ Personalize → Screen Saver Settings or BIOS SETUP on the PC.
•• Windows 10: Set power-saving mode in Settings → Personalization → Lock screen → Screen timeout
settings → Power & sleep or BIOS SETUP on the PC.
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Chapter 12
Specifications
- Size
General
Model Name OH46F OM46F / OM46F-K OH55F OM55F / OM55F-K
Panel Size 46 CLASS (45.9 inches / 116 cm) 55 CLASS (54.6 inches / 138 cm)
Display area 1018.08 mm (H) x 572.67 mm (V) / 40.1 inches (H) x 22.5 inches (V) 1209.6 mm (H) x 680.4 mm (V) / 47.6 inches (H) x 26.8 inches (V)
Power Supply AC 100 to 240 VAC, 60 / 50 Hz ± 3 Hz
Refer to the label at the back of the product as the standard voltage can vary in different countries.
- Display area Environmental Operating Temperature : Temperature : Temperature : Temperature :
considerations -30 ℃ - 50 ℃ (-22 ℉ - 122 ℉) 0 ℃ - 40 ℃ (32 ℉ - 104 ℉) -30 ℃ - 50 ℃ (-22 ℉ - 122 ℉) 0 ℃ - 40 ℃ (32 ℉ - 104 ℉)
H
* For installing the housing, keep the internal temperature at 40 °C or below.
Humidity : 10% - 80%, non-condensing
V Storage Temperature : -30 ℃ - 50 ℃ (-22 ℉ - 122 ℉)
Humidity : 5% - 95%, non-condensing
–– Plug-and-Play
This monitor can be installed and used with any Plug-and-Play compatible systems. Two-way data exchange between the monitor and PC system optimises the monitor settings.
Monitor installation takes place automatically. However, you can customise the installation settings if desired.
–– Due to the nature of the manufacturing of this product, approximately 1 pixel per million (1ppm) may appear brighter or darker on the panel. This does not affect product
performance.
–– This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
–– For detailed device specifications, visit the Samsung Electronics website.
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Preset Timing Modes
–– This product can be set to only one resolution for each screen size to obtain the optimum picture quality due to the nature of the panel. Using a resolution other than the specified
resolution may degrade the picture quality. To avoid this, it is recommended that you select the optimum resolution specified for your product.
–– Check the frequency when you exchange a CDT product (connected to a PC) for an LCD product. If the LCD product does not support 85 Hz, change the vertical frequency to 60 Hz
using the CDT product before you exchange it with the LCD product.
–– Horizontal Frequency Model Name OH46F / OM46F / OM46F-K / OH55F / OM55F / OM55F-K
The time required to scan a single line Synchronization Horizontal Frequency 30 – 81 kHz
from the left to the right side of the
screen is called a horizontal cycle.
Vertical Frequency 48 – 75 Hz
The reciprocal number of a horizontal
cycle is called horizontal frequency.
Resolution Optimum Resolution 1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz
Horizontal frequency is measured in
kHz.
Maximum Resolution 1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz
–– Vertical Frequency
The product displays a single image The screen will automatically be adjusted if a signal that belongs to the following standard signal modes is transmitted from your PC. If the signal transmitted from the
multiple times per second (like a PC does not belong to the standard signal modes, the screen may be blank with the power LED on. In such a case, change the settings according to the following table by
fluorescent light) to display what referring to the graphics card user manual.
the viewer sees. The rate of a single
image being displayed repeatedly per Resolution Horizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency Pixel Clock Sync Polarity
second is called vertical frequency (kHz) (Hz) (MHz) (H/V)
or refresh rate. Vertical frequency is
IBM, 720 x 400 31.469 70.087 28.322 -/+
measured in Hz.
MAC, 640 x 480 35.000 66.667 30.240 -/-
MAC, 832 x 624 49.726 74.551 57.284 -/-
MAC, 1152 x 870 68.681 75.062 100.000 -/-
VESA, 640 x 480 31.469 59.940 25.175 -/-
VESA, 640 x 480 37.861 72.809 31.500 -/-
VESA, 640 x 480 37.500 75.000 31.500 -/-
VESA, 800 x 600 37.879 60.317 40.000 +/+
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Resolution Horizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency Pixel Clock Sync Polarity
(kHz) (Hz) (MHz) (H/V)
VESA, 800 x 600 48.077 72.188 50.000 +/+
VESA, 800 x 600 46.875 75.000 49.500 +/+
VESA, 1024 x 768 48.363 60.004 65.000 -/-
VESA, 1024 x 768 56.476 70.069 75.000 -/-
VESA, 1024 x 768 60.023 75.029 78.750 +/+
VESA, 1152 x 864 67.500 75.000 108.000 +/+
VESA, 1280 x 720 45.000 60.000 74.250 +/+
VESA, 1280 x 800 49.702 59.810 83.500 -/+
VESA, 1280 x 1024 63.981 60.020 108.000 +/+
VESA, 1280 x 1024 79.976 75.025 135.000 +/+
VESA, 1366 x 768 47.712 59.790 85.500 +/+
VESA, 1440 x 900 55.935 59.887 106.500 -/+
VESA(RB), 1600 x 900 60.000 60.000 108.000 +/+
VESA, 1680 x 1050 65.290 59.954 146.250 -/+
VESA, 1920 x 1080 67.500 60.000 148.500 +/+
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Chapter 13
Appendix
Responsibility for the Pay Service (Cost to A Product damage caused by customer's fault
Customers) Product damage caused by customer's mishandling or wrong repair
If a product damage is caused by;
–– When the service is requested, in spite of in warranty, we may charge you for a visit from a service technician •• External impact or drop.
in the following cases. •• Use of supplies or separatly sold product unspecified by Samsung.
•• Repair from a person besides an engineer of outsourcing service company or partner of Samsung
Not a product defect Electronics Co., Ltd.
•• Remodeling or repairing the product by customer.

Cleaning of the product, Adjustment, Explanation, Re-installation and etc.
•• Using it with incorrect voltage or non-authorised electrical connections.
•• If a service technician gives instructions on how to use product or simply adjusts options without
disassembling product. •• Not following the "cautions" in User Manual.
•• If a defect is caused by external environmental factors (Internet, Antenna, Wired Signal, etc.)
•• If a product is reinstalled or devices are connected additionally after installing the purchased product Others
for the first time.
•• If product fails by natural disaster. (lightning, fire, earthquake, flood damage, etc)
•• If a product is reinstalled to move to a different spot or to move to a different house.
•• If consumable components are all used up. (Battery, Toner, Fluorescent lights, Head, Vibrator, Lamp,
•• If customer requests instructions on how to use because of another company's product.
Filter, Ribbon, etc.)
•• If customer requests instructions on how to use the network or another company's programme.
–– If customer requests a service in case the product has no defect, service fee may be charged. So please read
•• If customer requests software installation and setup for the product. User Manual first.
•• If a service technician removes/cleans dusts or foreign materials inside of the product.
•• If customer requests an installation additionally after purchasing a product through home-shopping

or online.
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Optimum Picture Quality and Afterimage Black Matrix
Common
Electrode (ITO)
Colour-Filter
Burn-in Prevention
Optimum Picture Quality

•• Due to the nature of the manufacturing of this product, approximately 1 pixel per million (1ppm) may Source Drain
be brighter or darker on the panel. This does not affect product performance.
–– The number of sub-pixels by panel type: 6,220,800
•• Leaving the screen fixed on a stationary image for an extended period of time may cause afterimage
burn-in or defective pixels.
–– Activate power-saving mode or a dynamic screen saver if you will not be using the product for an
extended period of time.
Storage
Gate Pixel Electrode (ITO) Capaccitor (Cs)
Prevention of Afterimage Burn-in TFT
Data Bus-Line
What is afterimage burn-in?

Afterimage burn-in should not occur when the LCD panel is operating normally. Normal operation refers
to a continuously changing video pattern. If the LCD panel displays a fixed pattern for an extended period
of time (more than 12 hours), a slight voltage difference may occur between the electrodes in pixels that
control the liquid crystals.
Such a voltage difference between electrodes increases with time and makes the liquid crystals thinner.
When this occurs, a previous image can remain on the screen when the pattern changes. To prevent this,
the accumulated voltage difference should be reduced.
–– Afterimage burn-in should not occur when an LCD panel is operating in proper conditions.
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Preventing afterimage burn-in •• Regular Text colour Change
–– Use bright colours of similar brightness.
–– The best way to protect the product from afterimage burn-in is switching the power off or setting the PC or Interval: Change text colour and background colour every 30 minutes
system to run a screen saver when not in use. Also, Warranty service may be limited depending on instruction
guide.
•• Powering Off, Screen Saver and Power Saving Mode FLIGHT : TIME FLIGHT : TIME
–– Power off the product for 2 hours after using it for 12 hours.
–– Go to Display Properties > Power Supply on your PC and set the product to power off as required. OZ348 : 20:30 OZ348 : 20:30
–– Using a screen saver is recommended.
It is best to use a single-colour or moving-image screen saver.
FLIGHT : TIME FLIGHT : TIME
•• Regular colour Change
–– Use 2 colours OZ348 : 20:30 OZ348 : 20:30
Switch between 2 colours every 30 minutes as shown above.
Type 1 Type 2 –– Move and change text every 30 minutes as shown below.
FLIGHT TIME FLIGHT TIME FLIGHT : TIME
OZ348 : 20:30
OZ348 20:30 OZ348 20:30
UA102 21:10 UA102 21:10 [ Step 1 ] [ Step 2 ]
•• Avoid combinations of a text colour and background colour of contrasting brightness.

(Brightness: refers to the lightness or darkness of a colour which varies depending on the amount of FLIGHT : TIME
light emitted.)
–– Avoid using grey as it may contribute to afterimage burn-in. OZ348 : 20:30

–– Avoid using colours of contrasting brightness (black and white; grey).
[ Step 3 ]
FLIGHT : TIME FLIGHT : TIME –– Regularly display a moving image along with a logo.
Interval: Display a moving image along with a logo for 60 seconds after using for 4 hours.
OZ348 : 20:30 OZ348 : 20:30
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Licence
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. DivX Certified® to play DivX® video up to HD 1080p, including premium
Dolby, Dolby Audio, Pro Logic, and the double-D symbol are content.
trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. DivX®, DivX Certified® and associated logos are trademarks of DivX, LLC and
are used under license.
For DTS patents, see http://patents.dts.com. Manufactured under license from This DivX Certified® device has passed rigorous testing to ensure it plays DivX® video.
DTS, Inc. DTS, the Symbol, DTS in combination with the Symbol, DTS Premium To play purchased DivX movies, first register your device at vod.divx.com. Find your registration
Sound|5.1, DTS Digital Surround, DTS Express, and DTS Neo2:5 are registered code in the DivX VOD section of your device setup menu.
trademarks or trademarks of DTS, Inc. in the United States and/ or other
Covered by one or more of the following U.S. patents: 7,295,673; 7,460,668; 7,515,710; 8,656,183;
countries. © DTS, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
8,731,369; RE45,052.
This device supports DivX Plus Streaming® for enjoying HD movies and TV shows with advanced
features (multi-language subtitles, multiple audio tracks, chapters, smooth FF/RW, etc.)
The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI streamed to your device.
Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC in the
United States and other countries.
Open Source Licence Notice

In the case of using open source software, Open Source Licences are available on the product menu.
Open Source Licence Notice is written only English.
For information on the Open Source Licence Notice, contact the Samsung Customer Centre or send
email to [email protected].
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Terminology
480i / 480p / 720p / 1080i / Non-interlace Mode and Interlace Vertical Frequency____ The product Plug & Play____ Plug & Play is a DVD (Digital Versatile Disc)____ DVD
1080p____ Each of the scanning Mode____ Non-interlace mode displays a single image many times function that allows the automatic refers to a CD-sized mass storage
rates above refers to the number of (progressive scan) displays a per second (like a fluorescent light exchange of information between disk where you can save multimedia
effective scanning lines that decides horizontal line from the top to the that flickers) to display an image for a monitor and PC to produce an (audio, video or game) applications
the screen resolution. The scanning bottom of a screen progressively. a viewer to see. The rate of a single optimum display environment. The using MPEG-2 video compression
rate may be indicated in i (interlaced) Interlace mode displays the odd image being displayed repeatedly per product uses VESA DDC (international technology.
or p (progressive), depending on the number lines first and the even second is called vertical frequency standard) to execute Plug & Play.
scanning method. number lines next. Non-interlace or refresh rate. Vertical frequency is
HDMI (High Definition Multimedia
- Scanning mode is mainly used in monitors as it measured in Hz.
Resolution____ Resolution is the Interface)____ It is an interface that
produces screen clarity and interlace E.g. 60Hz refers to a single image
Scanning refers to a process of number of horizontal dots (pixels) can be connected to a digital audio
mode is mainly used in TVs. being displayed 60 times in one
sending pixels that form an image and vertical dots (pixels) that form source as well as a high-definition
progressively. A larger number of second. a screen. It represents the level of video source by using a single cable
pixels will deliver a clearer and more Dot Pitch____ The screen consist of display detail. A higher resolution without compression.
vivid picture. red, green and blue dots. A shorter Horizontal Frequency____ The enables more data to be displayed on
- Progressive distance between the dots produces time required to scan a single line the screen and is useful to perform
Multiple Display Control (MDC)____
a higher resolution. Dot pitch refers from the left to the right side of the multiple tasks simultaneously.
In progressive scan mode, all lines MDC (Multiple Display Control) is
to the distance between the shortest screen is called a horizontal cycle. E.g. A resolution of 1920 X 1080
of pixels are scanned one by one an application that allows multiple
distance between dots of the same The reciprocal number of a horizontal consists of 1,920 horizontal pixels
(progressively) on the screen. display devices to be controlled
colour. Dot pitch is measured in cycle is called horizontal frequency. (horizontal resolution) and 1,080
- Interlaced simultaneously using a PC.
millimetres. Horizontal frequency is measured in vertical pixels (vertical resolution). Communication between a PC and
In interlaced scan mode, every other kHz. monitor takes place using RS232C
line of pixels is scanned from top to
(serial data transmission) and RJ45
bottom first and then the remaining
Source____ Input source refers to a (LAN) cables.
lines of pixels (that were not scanned)
are scanned. video source device connected to the
product such as a camcorder or video
or DVD player.
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USER MANUAL

OH46F I OM46F I OM46F-K I OH55F I OM55F I OM55F-K

Recommended hours of use per day of this product is under 24 hours.

•• An administration fee may be charged if either

Before Using the Product Cable Connection 22 Using MDC

Network Status 61 Dynamic Contrast 74 Screen Burn Protection 81

Backlight / Contrast / Brightness / Server Network Settings 92

Device Name 94 Eco Sensor 101 Support

Start Setup 96 Input Device Manager 104

Preset Timing Modes 121

Optimum Picture Quality and

Safety Precautions Cleaning

REFER ALL SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL. may result.

3 Wipe the product with a clean, soft and dry cloth.

Activities marked by this symbol are prohibited.

Instructions marked by this symbol must be followed.

Do not place the power cord or product near heat sources.

Do not drop the product while moving.

Do not install the product within the reach of young children.

Precautions during installation and storage

Do not drop objects on the product or apply impact.

Do not hold the product upside-down or move it by holding the stand.

Store small accessories out of the reach of children.

Exercise caution when adjusting the product angle or stand height.

Do not place heavy objects on the product.

Checking the Components

–– Contact the vendor where you

–– A stand is not provided with the

purchase one separately. +

OHF OMF OMF-K OHF / OMF

OHF OMF OMF-K

Port Description Port Description

To lock an anti-theft locking device:

4 Lock the locking device.

Power on the product. POWER Power off the product.

.QZ ABC DEF

DEL-/-- SYMBOL –– Remove batteries when the remote

Change the input source.

Display or hide the onscreen display menu, or HOME

Move to the upper, lower, left or right menu, or

RETURN EXIT Exit the current menu.

OHF: Manually select a connected input source

Cancel a value that has been set using the SET

To place batteries in the remote control

•• A command sent from the remote control pointed at product 1 will be

–– OMF, OMF-K models are only supported.

Controlling more than one display product using an

•• Make sure to install the specified wall mount.

Tilting Angle and Rotation

Installation on a Perpendicular Wall

–– Do not block the vent on the product.

Figure 1.1 Side view

Figure 1.2 Side view

Installing the Wall Mount Kit

•• Do not mount the product at more than a 15 degree tilt.

•• Always have two people mount the product on a wall.

Model name Screw hole specs (A * B) in Standard Screw Quantity

Interface RS232C (9 pins)

-P1- -P1- -P2- -P2-