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Advanced
Settings
The
On
Screen
Menus
SI
Available
in
Siandard
and
Movie
mode
only.
Compared
to
previous
models,
new
Samsung
Ws
offer
a
more
precise
picture
with
more
precise
controls.
When
your
JV
is
connected
to
a
PC,
you can
only
make
changes
to
Gamma
and
White
Balance.
Color
Space
(Auto
/
Native):
Auto
automatically
matcties
the
range
of
colors
available
to
create
pictures
to
the
color
range
of
the
video
source.
Native
provides
a
color
range
wider
than
the
color
range
of
the
video
source.
White
Balance:
Adjusts
the
color
temperature
of
the
picture
so
that
while
objects
look
white
(instead
of,
for
example,
slightly
pink
or
slightly
yellow)
and
the
overall
color
of
the
picture
looks
natural.
R-Offset
/
G-٥ffset
/
B-Offset:
Adjusts
each
color's
(red,
green,
blue)
darkness.
R-Gain
/
G-Gain
/
B-Gain:
Adjusts
each
color's
(red,
green,
blue)
brightness.
Reset:
Resets
the
White
Balance
to
it's
default
settings.
Gamma:
Adjusts
the
prima^
color
intensity.
Dynamic
Contrast
(Off
/
tow
/
Medium
/
Higtt):
Adjusts
the
screen
contrast.
Black
Tone
(Off
/
Dark
/
Darker
/
Darkest);
Selects
the
black
level
to
adjust
the
screen
deptfi.
Darker
settings
make
blacks
look
darker.
Flesh
Tone:
Adjusts
the
amount
of
red
in
skin
tones.
Motion
fighting
(Off
/
On):
When
on,
the
TV
automatically
adjusts
the
brightness
of
the
screen
in
response
to
the
brightness
of
the
room.
In
bright
light,
the
screen
brightens.
In
dim
light,
the
screen
dims.
Available
in
standard
mode
only.
SER!ES
AMSUN
Your
TV
has
two
kinds
of
menus,
the
Main
menu
and
the
various
Tools
menus.
The
Main
menu
gives
you
access
to
most
or
all
of
the
menu
options
available
on
your
TV.
fhe
Tools
menus
display
a
selected
number
offreguently
used
menu
options
that
change
depending
on
the
screen
you
are
viewing.
A
Tools
menu
symbol
(ج)
in
the
lower
right
side
of
the
screen
Indicates
that
a
Tools
menu
is
available.
The
Main
menu
has
seven
primap,
categories:
LED
TV
user
manua!
*
Input
•
Application
٠
Support
*
Picture
٠
Sound
*
Channel
•
Setup
To
view
the
Main
menu,
press
the
MENU
button
on
your
remote.
To
view
a
Tools
menu,
press
the
TOotS
button
on
your
remote.
The
menu
options
that
appear
in
the
Main
menu
depend
on
the
Source
you
have
selected.
For
example,
if
you
have
selected
the
HDMI
source,
the
Channel
category
will
not
appear.
To
see
ttie
Channel
category,
you
must
first
select
TV
in
the
Source
List.
The
Menu
options
are
presented
below,
arranged
by
Main
menu
categories.
A
Tools
button
symbol
(
name
indicates
the
option
is
also
available
in
one
of
the
Tools
menus.
)next
to
an
option
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,
options,
upgrades,
or
consumables.
For
the
location
of
a
SAMSUNG
Authorized
Senrice
Center,
please
call
toll-free:
—
In
the
United
States
:
1
-800-SAMSUNG
(1-80ปิ-726-78ธ4)
—
In
Canada:
1-800-SAMSUNG
Figures
and
Illustrations
in
this
User
Manual
are
provided
for
reference
only
and
may
dl
fr
om
actual
product
appearance.
Product
deign
and
"
' '
'
without
notice.
!mportant
Warranty
.nformatlon
Regarding
Television
Format
Viewing
See
the
warranty
card
for
more
information
on
warranty
terms.
Wide
screen
fomiat
lED
Displays
(16:9,
the
aspect
ratio
of
the
screen
width
to
height)
are
primarily
designed
to
view
wide
screen
fomat
ft
jll-motion
video.
The
images
displayed
on
them
should
primarily
be
in
the
wide
screen
16:9
ratio
fomat.
or
expanded
to
fill
the
screen
if
your
model
offers
this
feature
and
the
Images
are
constantly
moving.
Displaying
stationary
graphics
and
Images
on
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
stationap,
images
and
text
such
as
stock
market
reports,
video
game
displays,
station
logos,
web
sites
or
computer
graphics
and
patterns,
should
be
limited
as
described
above
for
all
televisions.
Displaying
stationary
images
that
exceed
the
above
g
uidelines
can
cause
uHeven
aging
of
lEd
Displays
that
leave
subtle,
٠
Always
try
to
display
any
image
i.n
full
screen
mode.
,Use
the
^'s
Picture
Options
menu
to
select
the
optimal
screen
size.
٠
Reduce
brightness
and
contrast
values
to
the
minimum
reguired
to
achieve
the
desired
picture
quality.
Values
that
exceed
the
minimum
may
speed
up
ttie
burn-in
process.
«
Frequently
use
all
TV
features
designed
to
reduce
image
retention
and
screen
burn-in.
Refer
to
proper
user
manual
section
for
details.
Still
image
warning
Avoid
displaying
still
images
(such
as
jpeg
picture
files)
or
still
Image
elements
(such
as
TV
channel
logos,
TV
shows
or
movies
in
panorama
or
4:3
fo^at,
stock
or
news
scroll
bars,
etc.)
on
the
screen.
The
constant
display
of
still
pictures
can
cause
ghosting
or
Image
burn-in
(image
retention)
on
the
lED
screen,
which
will
affect
image
quality.
To
re
duce
the
risk
of
this
effect,
please
follow
the
recommendations
below:
٠
Avoid
displaying
the
same
TV
channel
for
long
periods.
but
permanent
burned-in
ghost
images
In
the
1ED
picture.
To
avoid
this,
vary
the
programming
and
images,
and
primarily
display
full
screen
moving
images,
not
stationary
patterns
or
dark
bars.
On
lED
models
that
offer
picture
sizing
features,
use
these
controls
to
view
different
formats
as
a
full
screen
picture.
Be
careful
In
the
selection
and
duration
of
television
formats
you use
for
viewing.
Uneven
lED
«1
Picture
Menu
Mode
Picture
options
Select
your
preferred
picture
mode.
؛
When
youriv
is
connected
to
a
PC,
you can
only
select
Entertain
and
standard.
Dynamic:
Brightens
the
screen.
Suitable
for
a
bright
room.
Standard:
Suitable
for
a
normal
normal.
Movie:
Darkens
the
screen,
making
it
less
glaqr.
Suitable
for
watching
movies
in
a
darkened
room.
Entertain:
Sharpens
the
picture.
Suitable
for
games.
Only
available
when
ttie
TV
is
connected
to
a
PC.
Backlight
/
Contrast
/
Brightness
/
Sharpness
/
Color/Tint
(G/R)
■
Backlight;
Adjusts
tite
brightness
of
the
screen
by
adjusting
the
brigtitness
of
the
individual
pixels.
٠
Contrast:
Increases
or
decreases
the
contrast
between
dark
and
light
areas
of
the
picture.
■
Brightness:
Adjusts
the
brightness
of
the
screen.
Not
as
effective
as
Backlight.
■
Sharpness:
Sharpens
or
dulls
the
edges
of
objects.
■
Color:
Adjusts
the
color
saturation.
The
higher
the
Color
setting,
the
more
Intense
the
color,
low
settings
remove
color
and
the
picture
becomes
black,
white
and
gray.
ا
Tint:
Adjusts
the
amount
of
green
and
red
in
the
picture.
As
you
increase
the
amount
of
green,
the
amount
of
red
decreases
'and
viceversa,
wtien
the
TV
is
connected
to
a
PC.
you can
only
make
changes
to
Backligtit,
Contrast,
Brigtitness,
and
Sharpness.
When
the
TV
is
connected
to
a
PC.
you can
only
make
changes
to
the
Color
Tone.
Size
and
HDMI
Black
level.
Color
Tone
(Cool
/
standard
/
Warmi
/
WarmZ):
Cool
makes
the
picture
bluer
(cooler).
Warm
t
and
Warm
2
make
the
picture
redder
(wanner).
Warmi
and
Warm2
are
deactivated
when
the
picture
mode
is
set
to
Dynamic.
Size:
Set
the
size
and
aspect
ratio
of
the
picture
on
the
screen.
Your
cable
box
or
satellite
receiver
may
have
its
own
set
of
screen
sizes
as
well.
However,
we
highly
recommend
you use
the
TVs
16:9
mode
most
of
the
time.
16:9;
Sets
the
picture
to
the
16:9
wide
screen
format.
Zoomi
:
Provides
moderate
magnification
of
the
picture.
Sides,
top,
and
bottom
are
cut
off.
ZoomZ:
Provides
larger
magnification
of
the
picture.
Sides,
top.
and
bottom
are
cut
off.
Wide
Fit:
Enlarges
the
aspect
ratio
of
the
picture
so
the
picture
fits
the
entire
screen.
4:3:
Sets
the
picture
to
the
old,
4:3
format
and
puts
black
or
gray
borders
on
the
rig
tit
and
left
of
the
picture.
Do
not
watch
your
TV
in
the 4:3
format
for
a
long
time.
Traces
of
borders
displayed
on
the
left,
right
and
center
of
ttie
screen
may
cause
image
retention
(screen
burn)
which
is
not
covered
by
the
warranty.
aging
as
a
result
of
format
selection
and
use,
as
well
as
burned-in
images,
are
not
covered
by
your
Samsung
limited
warranty.
٠
SAMSUNG
ELECTRONICS
NORTH
AMERICAN
LIMITED
WARRANTY
STATEMENT
Subject
to
the
requirements,
conditions,
exclusions
and
limitations
of
the
original
limited
Warranty
supplied
with
Samsung
Electronics
(SAMSLJNG)
products,
and
the
requirements,
conditions,
exclusions
and
limitations
contained
herein.
SAMStJNG
will
additionally
provide
Warranty
Repair
Service
in
the
United
States
on
SAMSUNG
products؛
ptessconlaofhe
SAMSUNG
customer
care
center,
purchased
in
Canada,
and
in
Canada
on
SAMSUNG
products
purchased
in
the
tJnited
States,
for
the
warranty
period
originally
specified,
and
to.the
Original
Purchaser
only.
The
above
described
warranty
repairs
must
be
performed
by
a
SAMSLJNG
Authorized
Service
Center.
Along
with
this
statement,
the
Original
limited
Warranty
statement
and a
dated
Bill
of
Sale
as
Proof
of
Purchase
must
be
presented
to
the
Service
Center.
Transportation
to
and
from
the
Senrlce
Center
is
the
responsibility
of
the
purchaser.
Contact
SAMSUNG
WORIDWIDE
If
you
have
any
questions
or
comments
re
lating
to
Sa
Coun^
CANADA
U.
Sa
Samsu^
Electronics
Canada
Inc.,
Customer
Senrice
55
Standish
Court
Ontario
L5R
85
Address
Ri
4Β2
Canada
Customer
Care
Center*
1-8M-SAMSUNG(726-78W)
msung
products.
S.A.
msung
Electronics
America,
Inc,
Challenger
Road
dgefield
РаЛ,
NJ
٥76ฒ-2112
Web
Site
www.samsung.com
!
Î
I'
2012
Samsung
E!ectronics
Co.,
ltd.
All
rights
resawed.
BN68-٥4459A-01

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Samsung UN39EH5003 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Screen Size39 inches
Resolution1920 x 1080
Display TypeLED
Refresh Rate60 Hz
HDMI Ports2
USB Ports1
Smart TVNo
Audio Output2 x 10W

Summary

On-Screen Menu Navigation

Picture Menu Settings

Controls picture settings like mode, brightness, contrast, and sharpness for optimal viewing.

Picture Options Adjustment

Television Format Viewing Warnings

Still Image Burn-In Prevention

Warns about potential screen burn-in from static images and provides prevention tips.

Channel Management Features

Channel Memorization and Scanning

Explains the process of scanning and storing available TV channels using Auto Program.

Managing Channel Lists and Favorites

System Settings and Parental Controls

Program Rating Lock Feature

Lets users block programs based on ratings, requiring a PIN for access.

Gaming, Power Saving, and Accessibility

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Picture and Sound Problems

Addresses common issues with picture quality, sound output, and speaker noise.

Power, Display, and Reception Issues

Provides solutions for power, display, reception, and captioning problems.

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