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Samsung PN51E530
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Important
Warranty
Information
Regarding
Television
Format
Viewing
~
See
the
warranty
card
for
more
information
on
warranty
terms.
Wide
screen
format
PDP
Displays
(with
16:9
aspect
ratios,
the
ratio
of
the
screen
width
to
height)
are
primarily
designed
to
view
wide
screen
format
full-motion
video.
The
images
displayed
on
them
should
primarily
be
in
the
wide
screen
16:9
ratio
format,
or
expanded
to
fill
the
screen
if
your
model
offers
this
feature,
with
the
images
constantly
in
motion.
Displaying
stationary
graphics
and
images
on
the
screen,
such
as
the
dark
sidebars
on
non-expanded
standard
format
television
video
and
programming,
should
be
limited
to
no
more
than
5%
of
the
total
television
viewing
per
week.
Additionally,
viewing
other
stationary
images
and
text
such
as
stock
market
crawls,
video
game
displays,
station
logos,
web
sites
or
computer
graphics
and
patterns,
should
be
limited
as
described
above
for
ail
televisions.
Displaying
stationary
images
for
more
than
5%
of
total
viewing
time
can
cause
uneven
aging
of
your
PDP
display
and
leave
subtle,
but
permanent
burned-in
ghost
images
in
the
PDP
picture.
To
avoid
this,
vary
the
programm1ng
and
images,
and
primarily
display
full
screen
moving
images,
not
stationary
patterns
or
dark
bars.
On
PDP
models
that
offer
picture
sizing
features,
use
these
controls
to
view
different
formats
as
a
full
screen
picture.
Be
careful
in
the
selection
of
television
formats
you
use
for
viewing
and
the
amount
of
time
you
view
them.
Uneven
PDP
aging
as
a
result
of
format
selection
and
use,
as
well
as
burned
in
images,
are
not
covered
by
your
Samsung
limited
warranty.
SAMSUNG
ELECTRONICS
NORTH
AMERICAN
LIMITED
WARRANTY
STATEMENT
Subject
to
the
requirements,
conditions,
exclusions
and
limitations
of
the
original
Limited
Warranty
supplied
with
Samsung
Electronics
(SAMSUNG)
products,
and
the
requirements,
conditions,
exclusions
and
limitations
contained
herein,
SAMSUNG
will
additionally
provide
Warranty
Repair
Service
in
the
United
States
on
SAMSUNG
products
purchased
in
Canada,
and
in
Canada
on
SAMSUNG
products
purchased
in
the
United
States,
for
the
warranty
period
originally
specified,
and
to
the
Onginal
Purchaser
only.
The
above
described
warranty
repairs
must
be
performed
by
a
SAMSUNG
Authorized
Service
Center.
Along
with
this
Statement,
the
Original
Lim1ted
Warranty
Statement
and
a
dated
Bill
of
Sale
as
Proof
of
Purchase
must
be
presented
to
the
Service
Center.
Transportation
to
and
from
the
Service
Center
is
the
responsibility
of
the
purchaser.
Conditions
covered
are
limited
only
to
manufacturing
defects
in
material
or
workmanship,
and
only
those
encountered
in
normal
use
of
the
product.
Excluded,
but
not
limited
to,
are
any
originally
specified
provisions
for,
in-
home
or
on-site
services,
minimum
or
maximum
repair
times,
exchanges
or
replacements,
accessories,
opt1ons,
upgrades,
or
consumables.
For
the
location
of
a
SAMSUNG
Authorized
Service
Center,
please
call
toll-free:
-In
the
United
States
:
1-800-SAMSUNG
(1-800-726-7864)
-
In
Canada
:
1-800-SAMSUNG
Important
User
Information
Screen
Image
retention
Do
not
display
a
still
image
(such
as
that
from
a
video
game)
on
the
plasma
display
panel
for
more
than
a
few
minutes.
Still1mages
can
cause
screen
image
retention
(burn
in).
To
avoid
such
image
retention,
reduce
the
degree
of
brightness
and
contrast
of
the
screen
when
displaying
a
still
image.
Heat
on
the
top
of
the
Plasma
TV
The
top
s1de
of
the
TV
may
become
hot
after
long
periods
of
use
as
heat
dissipates
from
the
panel
through
the
vent
hole
1n
the
upper
part
of
the
TV.
©
2012
Sam
sung
Electronics
Co.,
Ltd.
All
rights
reserved.
Th1s
is
normal
and
does
not
indicate
any
defect
or
operational
failure
of
unit.
However,
children
should
be
prevented
from
touching
the
upper
part
of
the
TV.
The
TV
is
making
a
'cracking'
noise.
A 'cracking'
no1se
may
occur
when
the
TV
contracts
or
expands
due
changes
in
the
surrounding
environment
such
as
temperature
or
humidity.
This
1s
normal
and
not
a defect.
Cell
Defects
Your
plasma
TV
has
a
panel
containing
2,360,000
(HD-Ievel)
to
6,221,000
(FHD-Ievel)
pixels
which
require
sophisticated
technology
to
produce.
However,
there
may
be
a
few
bright
or
dark
pixels
on
the
screen.
These
pixels
will
have
no
impact
on
the
performance
of
the
product.
Avoid
operating
the
TV
at
temperatures
below
41
oF
(5°C)
A
still
image
displayed
too
long
may
cause
permanent
damage
to
the
PDP
Panel.
Watching
the
Plasma
TV
in
4:3
format
for
a
long
period
of
time
may
leave
traces
of
the
borders
on
the
left,
right,
top,
or
bottom
of
the
screen.
Play1ng
a
DVD
or
a
game
console
may
have
a
similar
effect.
Damage
caused
by
the
above
effect
is
not
covered
by
the
warranty.
After-images
on
the
Screen.
Displaying
still
images
from
Video
games
or
a
PC
for
longer
than
a
certain
period
of
time
may
produce
partial
after-images.
To
prevent
this
effect,
reduce
the
'brightness·
and
'contrast'
when
displaying
still1mages
for
a
long
time.
Warranty
Warranty
does
not
cover
any
damage
caused
by
image
retention.
Burn-in
is
not
covered
by
the
warranty.
Caution
the
TV.
Handle
the
TV
w1th
care.
When
mov1ng
the
TV,
always
have
The
glass
screen
of
your
PDP
TV
can
break
1f
you
accidently
drop
~~
.......
~
...
~
....
•.
two
or
more
people
p1ck
1t
up
and
carry
1t
as
a
safety
precaution.
~J.
()1/
Do
not
lay
the
TV
flat
on
1ts
face
or
back.
Your
Samsung
Plasma
TV
1s
a
h1gh
qual1ty
television
that
has
been
carefully
packaged
to
protect
the
Integrity
of
1ts
glass
panel
and
component
parts
dunng
sh1pment.
It
IS,
nonetheless,
a
fragile
p1ece
of
electronics
that
requ1res
careful
handling.
Refra1n
from
putting
undue
stress
on
any
part
of
the
packag1ng
when
sh1pp1ng
or
unpacking
the
TV.
Use
care
when
installing
the
TV.
Avo1d
plac1ng
the
TV
1n
a
location
where
1t
may
be
struck.
exposed
to
sharp
impacts,
or
fall.
Panel
breakage
caused
by
a
fall
or
impact
strike
is
not
covered
under
the
manufacturer's
warranty.
Contact
SAMSUNG
WORLDWIDE
If
you
have
any
questions
or
comments
relating
to
Samsung
products,
please
contact
the
SAMSUNG
customer
care
center.
Samsung
Electron1cs
Amenca.
Inc
85
Challenger
Road
R1dgef1eld
Park.
NJ
076602112
1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
BN68-04421
A-00
-1-
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Summary

Important Warranty Information Regarding Television Format Viewing

Samsung Electronics North American Limited Warranty Statement

Details warranty service for Samsung products purchased in the US or Canada.

Important User Information and Precautions

Screen Image Retention and Burn-in Prevention

Warns about still images causing screen retention and burn-in, offering prevention tips.

Normal Operational Characteristics and Cell Defects

Explains normal TV behaviors like heat and cracking noises, and cell defects.

Safety Precautions for Handling and Warranty

Covers after-images, warranty exclusions, and handling the glass screen carefully.

On-Screen Menus and Picture Settings

Main Menu Categories and Picture Adjustments

Lists main menu categories and details picture settings like Mode, Brightness, and Color.

Advanced and Picture Option Settings

Color, Contrast, and Detail Adjustments

Details advanced settings like Color Space, White Balance, Gamma, Contrast, and Black Tone.

Color Tone, Size, and Aspect Ratio Options

Explains Color Tone, Picture Size modes (16:9, Zoom), and aspect ratio settings.

Picture Settings and Screen Burn Prevention

Picture Size, Noise Filter, and HDMI Black Level

Details picture size options for inputs, Digital Noise Filter, and HDMI Black Level.

Screen Burn Technology and Other Picture Features

Explains Pixel Shift, Scrolling, Side Grey, and Picture Reset for screen burn prevention.

Sound Menu and Audio Features

Sound Modes, Equalizer, and TruSurround HD

Covers various sound modes, equalizer, and SRS TruSurround HD for enhanced audio.

Language, MTS, Auto Volume, and SPDIF Output

Explains preferred language, MTS, Auto Volume, and SPDIF output for audio settings.

Channel Setup and Management

Auto Program and Channel List Operations

Covers channel memorization via Auto Program and managing channels in the list.

Channel List Navigation and Remote Control

Explains how to navigate channel lists and use remote control functions for channel management.

Channel List Tools and Timer Viewing

Managing Channels and Favorites

Details adding, deleting, and managing channels in the Added and Favorites lists.

Scheduling Programs with Timer Viewing

Guides on setting up automatic channel viewing for specific programs or times.

Channel List Operations and Editing

Covers selecting/deselecting channels, editing names, and managing the Programmed List.

Additional Channel and Setup Functions

Channel Mode, Fine Tune, and Setup Menu

Covers channel mode selection, fine-tuning, and accessing setup options like language and time.

Time Settings and Timers

Clock Settings and Time Zone Configuration

Explains setting the TV clock, Time Zone, and Daylight Savings Time for accurate timing.

Sleep Timer and Programmable Timers

Details using the Sleep Timer for automatic shut-off and setting multiple timers for power on/off.

Additional Features and Controls

Program Rating Lock and Parental Controls

Describes blocking programs by rating using a PIN, and related parental control options.

Game Mode and On-Screen Captions

Explains enabling Game Mode for gaming and configuring on-screen caption display.

Caption, Melody, and Eco Settings

Caption Modes and Screen Protection

Details caption modes, digital caption options, melody, and Auto Protection Time.

Energy Saving and Eco Sensor Features

Explains power saving features like Energy Saving and Eco Sensor for optimizing consumption.

Support and Media Play Functions

Troubleshooting and Software Updates

Covers self-diagnosis, software upgrades, and HD connection guides for support.

USB Media Playback and Navigation

Guides on connecting USB devices and playing media files (photos, music, videos) via Media Play.

Media Play - Video Content

Video Playback and Supported Formats

Details playing video files, supported formats, codecs, and essential usage notes.

Subtitle Formats and File System Compatibility

Lists supported subtitle formats and important information regarding USB file system compatibility.

Media Play - Music and Photo Content

Music Playback and File Support

Explains how to play music files, supported formats, and equalizer adjustments.

Photo Playback and Slide Show Features

Guides on playing photos, creating slide shows, and selecting multiple files or folders.

Media Play - Playback Controls and Settings

Playback Options for Videos, Music, and Photos

Explains playback controls like Repeat Mode, Picture Size, Sound Mode, and Subtitle Settings.

Installing the TV Wall Mount

Wall Mount Kit Specifications and Safety Precautions

Provides VESA specifications and crucial safety advice for installing the TV wall mount.

Kensington Lock and Troubleshooting Guide

Kensington Lock Installation and Security

Explains the purpose and installation of a Kensington lock for securing the TV.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Picture, Color, and Connection Problems

Offers solutions for picture distortion, color issues, and problems with component connections.

Power and Screen Brightness Issues

Provides troubleshooting steps for unwanted power off and screen brightness adjustments.

Advanced Troubleshooting

Picture Quality, Signal, and RF Issues

Covers troubleshooting for picture distortion, color, brightness, signal strength, and RF connections.

Sound Problems and No Video;Picture

Offers solutions for audio issues, lack of sound, and complete absence of picture or video.

Troubleshooting Specific Issues

Caption, Picture, and Noise Troubleshooting

Covers caption issues, picture distortion, component cable noise, and plasma TV hum.

Screen Burn, Remote, and Menu Issues

Addresses image retention, full-screen display, remote control problems, and menu/setting issues.

Product Licenses and Compliance

Audio;Video Technology Licenses

Lists licenses for technologies like SRS TheaterSound, DivX, Dolby, and DTS.

Open Source and HDMI Information

Covers open source license notices and HDMI licensing information.

Product Specifications

Environmental and Model Specifications

Details operating conditions, environmental considerations, and model-specific specs.

Physical Dimensions and Connection Ports

Lists product dimensions, weight, and a diagram of the jack panel with labels.

TV Stand Installation

Assembling the TV Stand

Provides a guide with components and steps for assembling the TV stand.

Wall Mounting Safety and Security

Securing the TV to the Wall

Details safety precautions and steps for securely mounting the TV to a wall to prevent accidents.

Getting Started: Ventilation and Batteries

Proper TV Ventilation and Remote Battery Installation

Details ventilation requirements and how to install batteries in the remote control.

Connections and Remote Control

Connecting External Devices and Ports

Guides on connecting various devices using HDMI, Component, and other input ports.

Remote Control Functions and Navigation

Explains the purpose and operation of each button on the TV remote control.

Initial TV Setup with Plug & Play

Language, Source, and Clock Configuration

Covers initial setup steps for language, antenna source, cable type, and clock settings.

Input Source and Menu Navigation

Changing Input Sources and Editing Names

Explains how to switch between input sources and customize their names.

Using the Main Menu and TV Controller

Guides on accessing the main menu and operating the TV using its physical controller.

Accessory Assembly: Clamper Bag

Clamper Bag Installation and Use

Details the assembly and placement of the clamper bag accessory for cable management.

Ferrite Core Installation

Using Ferrite Cores for Cable Shielding

Describes the function and installation of ferrite cores to reduce cable interference.

Problem Solving and Support

Accessing Help Resources

Provides links to videos, chat, and phone support for troubleshooting issues.

Cleaning and Surface Care

Proper Cleaning Methods for TV Surfaces

Provides guidance on cleaning the TV's glossy surface and cabinet without causing damage.

Important Safety Instructions

Electrical Safety and Ventilation Guidelines

Details precautions against electric shock and the necessity of adequate ventilation.

Appliance Usage, Battery Safety, and Fire Prevention

Covers safe appliance operation, battery handling, liquid exposure, and fire prevention measures.

Regulatory Compliance Information

FCC, Industry Canada, and User Guidance

Details FCC/Industry Canada compliance, user modifications, and the responsible party for compliance.

International Compliance Statements

North American and Asian Compliance Notices

Covers ICES-003, VCCI, CCC, and BSMI notices for Canada, Japan, China, and Taiwan.

European and Italian Compliance Information

Details CE marking, European norms, and specific Italian homologation notices.

UL Safety Instructions and Compliance

Essential Safety Precautions and Warnings

Lists critical safety instructions, including handling, usage, and fire prevention.

Ventilation, MPR II, and Environmental Compliance

Covers ventilation requirements, MPR II compliance, and ENERGYSTAR/Mercury statements.

Samsung PN51E530 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Screen Size51 inches
Resolution1920 x 1080
Display TypePlasma
3DYes
HDMI Ports3
USB Ports1
Component Video Input1
Composite Video Input1
Built-in SpeakersYes
Refresh Rate600Hz
Smart TVNo
3D CapableYes
Audio Output2 x 10W

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