Samsung WS-32M204D, Service Manual

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Analog Broadcast
Analog Broadcast is a television broadcasting signal transmit-
ted according to the NTSC standard.
Anynet
Anynet is an AV network system that enables the easy-to-use
AV interface for users by controlling connected AV devices
through the Anynet menu when AV devices of Samsung
Electronics are connected.
ANTENNA Terminal
A port to connect the TV aerial using a coaxial cable. It is gen-
erally used to watch public broadcast programs.
Audio Multimix
Audio Multimix provides 2 languages for audio when broadcast-
ing a foreign movie, drama, news, etc. You can select and lis-
ten to one of the supported languages or you can select and
listen to both languages simultaneously.
Cable Broadcast
Cable Broadcast transmits programs via cable instead of radio
wave. To view a cable broadcast, you need to subscribe to your
local cable broadcast service provider and install an additional
receiver.
Component Terminal (Green, Blue, Red)
The Component Port separately transmits the luminance signal
and provides the best quality of all video connection types.
Digital Broadcast
Digital Broadcast is a television broadcasting signal digitized
and transmitted according to the United States' terrestrial digital
broadcast standard, or ATSC.
DVD (Digital Versatile Disc)
DVD is a large capacity media that can save multimedia con-
tent such as video, game, audio applications, etc. using MPEG-
2 video compression technology on a CD-sized disc.
English Caption
A function that shows English caption or text information includ-
ed in the broadcasting signal or video tape. You can use this
function to study English by watching AFKN or CC marked
video tapes.
External Source
External Input is connecting video devices such as a VCR,
camcorder, DTV receiver, DVD, etc. as a video source.
HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface)
An interface into which the digital signals as well as the high
quality image data can be connected with one cable. There is
no need to compress the bit rate.
Mono
A type of audio interface that transmits audio signals through a
single channel.
Through a mono interface, it is hard to experience stereophonic
sound and sound is played only by one speaker.
Reception Sensitivity Amplification
A signal amplification technique that amplifies weak broadcast-
ing signals by applying satellite technology to provide a better
visual quality even for users in regions where only weak broad-
casting signals are available.
Satellite Broadcast
Satellite Broadcast transmits programs via satellite so that the
broadcast is viable in all areas at a high visual and sound quali-
ty. It provides approximately 100 channels including public
broadcast channels. To view satellite broadcast, you have to
install an additional receiver.
S-VIDEO Terminal
This is called super video. S-Video is a type of video signal
which has the video luminance and color signals separated in
order to provide a better visual quality.
Stereo
A type of audio interface that transmits audio signals through 2
channels.
Stereo transmits audio signals for the right and left channels so
that you can experience stereophonic sound, and the sound is
played with 2 speakers.
Tuner
A device that enables selecting a specific frequency for a chan-
nel on a TV or radio.
VHF/UHF
VHF refers to TV channels 2 to 13, and UHF refers to TV chan-
nels 14 to 69.
Video/Audio Terminal
You may experience poor visual and audio quality when watch-
ing a video tape on channel 3 or 4 through the antenna cable.
You can experience better visual and audio quality connecting
the TV and VCR through the Video/Audio ports. The video port
is distinguished by the color yellow, and the audio ports are dis-
tinguished by the white (left) and red colors (right).
Wired Broadcast
Satellite Broadcast refers to movie, entertainment and educa-
tional programs transmitted by the broadcasting station in a
hotel or school.
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