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Important

Warranty

Information

Regarding

Television

Format

Viewing

Wide

screen

format

PDP

Displays

(16:9,

the

aspect

ratio

the

screen

width

height)

are

primarily

designed

view

wide

screen

format full-motion

video.

The

images

displayed

them

should

primarily

the

wide

screen

16:9

ratio

format,

expanded

fill

the

screen

your

model

offers

this

feature

and

the

images

are

constantly

moving.

Displaying stationary

graphics

and

images

screen,

such

the

dark

side-bars

nonexpanded

standard

format

television

video

and

programming,

should

limited

than

the

total television

viewing

per

week.

Additionally,

viewing

other stationary

images

and

text

such

stock

market

reports,

video

game

displays,

station

logos,

web

sites

computer graphics

and

patterns,

should

limited

described

above

for

all

televisions.

Displaying

stationary

images

that

exceed

the

above

guidelines

can

cause

uneven

aging

PDP

Displays

that

leave

subtle,

but

permanent

burned-in

ghost

images

the

PDP

picture.

avoid

this,

vary

the

programming

and

images,

and

primarily display

full

screen

moving

images,

not

stationary

patterns

dark

bars.

PDP

models

that

offer

picture

sizing

features,

use

these

controls

view

different

formats

full

screen

picture.

careful

the

selection

and

duration

of television

formats

used

for

viewing.

Uneven

PDP

aging

result

of format

selection

and

use,

well

burned-in

images,

are

not

covered

your

Samsung

limited

warranty.

U.S.A Only

The

product

unit

accompanying

this

user

manual

licensed

under

certain

intellectual property

rights

certain

third

parties.

particular,

this

product

licensed

under

the

following

patents:

5,991,715, 5,740,317,

4,972,484,

5,214,678,5,323,396,5,539,829,5,606,618,

5,530,655, 5,777,992,

6,289,308,

5,610,985,

5,481,643,

5,544,247,

5,960,037,

6,023,490,

5,878,080,

and

under

Published

Patent

Application

No.

2001-44

713-A

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license

limited

private

non-commercial

use

end-user

consumers

for

licensed

contents.

rights

are

granted

for

commercial

use.

The

license

does

not

cover

any

product

unit other

than

this

product

unit

and

the

license

does

not

extend

any

unlicensed

product

unit

process

conforming

ISO/IEC

11172-3

ISO/IEC

13818-3

used

sold

combination

with

this

product

unit.

The

license

only

covers

the

use

this

product

unit

encode

andlor

decode

audio

files

conforming

the

ISO/IEC

11172-3

ISO/IEC

13818-3.

rights

are

granted

under

this

license

for

product

features or functions

that

not

conform

the

ISOII

11172-3

ISOII

13818-3.

Other countries

The

product unit

accompanying

this

user

manual

licensed

under certain intellectual

property

rights

certain

third

parties.

This

license

limited

private

non-commercial

use

end-user

consumers

for

licensed

contents.

rights

are

granted

for

commercial

use.

The

license

does

not

cover

any

product unit other

than

this

product

unit

and

the

license

does

not

extend

any

unlicensed

product

unit

process

conforming

ISO/IEC

11172-3

ISOIIEC

13818-3

used

sold

combination

with

this

product

unit.

The

license

only

covers

the

use

this

product

unit

encode

andlor

decode

audio

files

conforming

the

ISOIIEC

11172-3

ISO/IEC

13818-3.

rights

are

granted

under

this

license

for

product

features

functions

that

not

conform

the

ISO/IEC

11172-3

ISO/IEC

13818-3.

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ELECTRONICS

NORTH

AMERICAN

LIMITED

WARRANTY

STATEMENT

Subject

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

the

United

States

SAMSUNG

products

purchased

Canada,

and

Canada

SAM

SUNG

products

purchased

the

United

States,

for

the

warranty

period

originally specified,

and

the

Original Purchaser

only.

The

above

described warranty

repairs

must

performed

SAMSUNG

Authorized

Service

Center.

Along

with

this

Statement,

the

Original

Limited

Warranty

Statement

and

dated

Bill

Sale

Proof of

Purchase

must

presented

the

Service

Center.

Transportation

and

from

the

Service

Center

the

responsibility

the

purchaser.

Conditions

covered

are

limited

only

manufacturing defects

material

workmanship,

and

only

those

encountered

normal

use

the

product.

Excluded,

but

not

limited

to,

are

any

originally

specified

provisions

for,

in-home

on-site

services,

minimum

maximum

repair

times,

exchanges

replacements,

accessories,

options,

upgrades,

consumables.

For

the

location

of a

SAM

SUNG

Authorized

Service

Center,

please

call

toll-free:

the

United

States:

1-800-SAMSUNG

(1-800-726-7864)

Canada:

1-800-SAMSUNG

:->

See

the

warranty

card

for

information

warranty

terms.

2008

Samsung

Electronics Co.

Ltd.

All

rights

reserved.

English - 2

IUser Instructions

oScreen Image retention

not

display a

still

image

(such

video

game)

the

plasma

display

panel

for

than

several

minutes

can

cause

screen

image

retention.

This

image

retention

also

known

"screen

burn".

avoid

such

image

retention,

refer

page

of this

manual

reduce

the

degree

of brightness

and

contrast of

the

screen

when

displaying a

still

image.

oAltitude

The

PDP

can

only

operate normally

heights

under

6500ft.

oHeat on the top

the Plasma

The

top

side

the

product

may

hot

after

long

periods

use

heat

dissipates

from

the

panel

through

the

vent

hole

the

upper

part

the

product.

This

normal

and

does

not

indicate

any

defect

operation failure of

the

product.

However,

children

should

prevented

from

touching

the

upper

part

the

product.

oThe product is making a'cracking' noise.

A'cracking'

noise

may

occur

when

the

product contracts

expands

due

change

surrounding environment

such

temperature or

humidity.

This

normal

and

not

adefect of

the

unit.

oCell Defects

The

PDP

uses

panel

consisting

of 1

,230,OOO(SD-level)

150,OOO(HD-level)

pixels

which

require

sophisticated

technology

produce.

However,

there

may

few

bright or

dark

pixels

the

screen.

These

pixels

will

have

impact

the

performance

the

product.

oAvoid operating the

at temperatures below

5°C

(41°F)

oAstill image displayed too long may cause permanent damage to the

PDP

Panel.

Watching

the

Plasma

4:3

format

for

long

period

time

may

leave

traces

borders

displayed

the

left,

right

and

center of

the

screen

caused

the

difference of light

emission

the

screen.

Playing

DVD

or a

game

console

may

cause

similar

effects

the

screen.

Damages

caused

the

above

effect

are

not

covered

the

Warranty.

oAfter-images on the Screen.

Displaying

still

images

from

Video

games

and

for

longer

than

certain

period

time

may

produce

partial

after-images.

prevent

this

effect,

reduce

the

'brightness'

and

'contrast'

when

displaying

still

images

for a

long

time.

oWarranty

Warranty

does

not

cover

any

damage

caused

image

retention.

Burn-in

not

covered

the

warranty.

English-3

Contents

General

Information

•List of Features 5

•Accessories 5

•

Viewing

the

Control

PaneL

•

Viewing

the

Connection

Panel

•

Remote

Control 8

•Installing Batteries

the

Remote

ControL

Connections

•Connecting

VHF

and

UHF

Antennas 9

•Connecting

Cable

•Connecting a

DVD

Player

Cable

Box

/Satellite

receiver

(Set-Top

Box)

via

HDMI

•Connecting a

DVD

Player

Cable

Box

/Satellite

receiver

(Set-Top

Box)

via

DVI.

•Connecting a

DVD

Player

Cable

Box

/Satellite

receiver

(Set-Top

Box)

via

Component cables

•Connecting aCamcorder

•Connecting a

VCR

•Connecting aDigital Audio

System

•Connecting

Amplifier /

DVD

Home

Theater

•Connecting a

Operation

•

Turning

the

and

Off

•

Plug

Play

Feature

•Changing Channels

•Adjusting

the

Volume

•

Viewing

the

Display

•

Viewing

the

Menus

•

Using

the

Remote

Control Backlight Buttons

•

Using

the

TOOLS

Button

•Memorizing

the

Channels

•

Select

the

Source

•

Edit

the

Input

Source

Name

Picture

Control

•Changing

the

Picture

Standard

•Customizing

the

Picture Settings

•Adjusting

the

Detailed Settings

•Configuring Picture Options

•Resetting

the

Picture Settings

the

Factory Defaults34

•

Viewing

Picture-in-Picture

Sound

Control

•Changing

the

Sound

Standard

•Customizing

the

Sound

•Setting

the

TruSurround

•Choosing Preferred Language

•

Choosing

Multi-Channel

Sound

(MTS)

Track

Analog.

•Automatic

Volume

Control

•

Setting

the

Speakers On/Off...............................

•Listening

the

Sound

the

Sub

(PIP) Picture .........40

•

Resetting

the

Sound

Settings

the

Factory Defaults

•Connecting Headphones

(Sold

separately) .40

Channel

Control

•Managing Channels

•Clearing

Scrambled

Channels -

Digital

•

Fine

Tuning

Analog

Channels

•Checking

the

Digital-Signal Strength .48

PC Display

•

Using

Your

aComputer

(PC)

Display

•Display

Modes

.49

•Setting

the

with

your

Time

Setting

•

Setting

the

Time

Function

Description

•Selecting a

Language

•

Using

the

V-Chip

•

Vie~ing

Closed

Captions (On-Screen

Text

Messages)

-Digital

•

Viewing

Closed

Captions (On-Screen

Text

Messages)

Analog

•Adjusting

the

On/Off Melody

Sound

•

Setting

the

Entertainment

mode

•

Using

the

Energy

Saving

Feature

•Upgrading

the

Software

WISELINK

•

Using

the

WISELINK Function

•

Using

the

Photo

List...

•

Viewing

Photo

Slide

Show

•

Using

the

Music

List..

•

Playing

Music

File

•

Using

the

Setup

Network

Settings

and

InfoLink

•Network Connection -Cable............ .............89

•Network Connection -Wireless

•Network selection

•Cable Network Setup............................................

•Wireless Network

Setup

•

Using

InfoLink

• InfoLink

Setup

100

Abollt

Anynet+

•What

Anynet+?

101

•Connecting

Anynet+

Devices.................................

101

•Setting

Anynet+

102

•Scanning

and

Switching

between

Anynet+ Devices.

102

•Recording

103

•Listening through aReceiver

(Home

theater)

104

•Troubleshooting

for

Anynet+

104

Appendix

•Troubleshooting

105

•

Auto

Wall-mount adjustment

(Sold

separately)

(PN50A650T1

106

•

Wall

Mount

Kit

Specifications

(VESA)

107

•

How

attach

the

Stand-Base

108

•Specifications

108

•Dimensions

(PN50A650T1

109

•Dimensions

(PN58A650T1

110

Symbols

Press One-Touch

Button Note

English

-4

General

Information

Please make sure the following items are included with your

TV.

any items are missing, contact your dealer.

Accessories

•

Adjustable

picture

settings

that

can

stored

the

TV's

memory.

•

Automatic

timer

turn

the

and

off.

• A

special

sleep

timer.

•

V-Chip

function.

•

Excellent

Digital

Interface

Networking:

With

built-in

digital

tuner,

non-subscription

broadcasts

can

viewed

with

Cable

Box/Satellite

receiver

(Set-

Top

Box)

needed.

•

HDMI/DVI

connection

your

this

TV.

•

Excellent

Picture

Quality

DNle

technology

provides

life-like

clear

images.

•

SRS

TruSurround

SRS

TruSurround

provides

virtual

surround

system.

List

Features

Remote

Control

(BN59-00695A)

Batteries

(4301-000103)

Power

Cord

(3903-000144

)

Owner's

Instructions

Quick

Setup

Guide

warranty

Card

Registration

Card

Safety

Guide

Manual

(Not

available

all

locations)

Cleaning

Cloth

Cover-Bottom

Screws

(2ea)

(Refer

page

108)

Ferrite

Core

for

Power

Cord

(3301-001305)

PN50A650T1F:5ea

PN58A650T1F:3ea

See

the

bottom

the

page

for

Ferrite

Core

usage.

The

following

parts

are

sold

separately

and

are

available

most

electronics

stores.

you

not

use

good

quality

cable,

some

noise

may

appear

the

screen.

S-VIDEO

Cable

(BN39-00149A)

HDMI

Cable

(BN39-00641A)

HDMI/DVI

cable

(BN39-00643A)

Component

Cables

(RCA)

(BN39-00279A)

Cable

(BN39-00115A)

Audio

Cable

(eN39-:00.o61B~.

_ _ _ _

Q~tical

Cable_

Ant~ona

Cable

<BN39.:0Q.333A)

Ferrite Core

The

ferrite

cores

are

used

shield

the

cables

from

interference.

When

connecting

cable,

open

the

ferrite

core

and

clip

around

the

cable

near

the

plug.

The buttons on the lower-right panel control

your

TV's basic features, including the on-screen menu.

use the more advanced features, you must use the remote control.

]}-o

:JL-0

uttons

Touch each button to

operate.

SOURCE

M{NU

VOL

-I

......

::'1

CH I

i.l~

...,

L~J

<!>

SIIMSUNG IPOWUl

'---

\ /

Front

Panel

The

product

color

and

shape

may

vary

depending

the

model.

SOURCEG

Toggles

between

all

the

available

input

sources

(TV,

AV1,

AV2,

S-Video, Component1, Component2,

PC,

HDMI1,

HDMI2/DVI, HDMI3, HDMI4, USB).

the

on-screen

menu,

use

this

button

you

would

use

the

ENTER

button

the

remote

control.

Press

see

on-screen

your

TV's

features.

POWER

INDICATOR

Lights

when

the

power

on.

<!>POWER

Press

turn

the

and

off.

REMOTE

CONTROL

SENSOR

Aim

the

remote

control

towards

this

spot

the

TV.

SPEAKERS

+VOL-

Press

increase

decrease

the

volume.

the

on-

screen

menu,

use

the

VOL

buttons

you

would

use

the'"

and

buttons

the

remote

control.

ACHv

Press

change

channels.

the

on-screen

menu,

use

the

buttons

you

would

use

the

•

and

buttons

the

remote

control.

.Viewing the Connection Panel

Rear

Panel

Jacks

Use

the

rear

panel

jacks

connect

components

that

will

connected

continuously,

such

VCR

DVD

players.

For

information

connecting

equipment,

see

pages

9-15.

The

product

color

and

shape

may

vary

depending

the

model.

POWER

Connect

the

supplied

power

cord.

eLAN

Connect a

LAN

cable

this

port

connect

the

Network

(SAMSUNG's

InfoLink

Service).

(See

page

89)

AUDIO

OUT

(RlL)

Audio

outputs

external

devices.

IN[PC]/[AUDIO]

Connect

the

video

and

audio

output jack

your

PC.

eDVIIN

(HDMI

(AUDIO-RlL)

Connect

the

DVI

audio

output

jack

external

device.

oHDMIIN

Connect

the

HDMI

jack of adevice

with

HDMI

output.

(HDMI

2supports HDMI-DVIIN

and

connection

from

PC.)

This

input

can

also

used

DVI

connection

with

separate

analog

audio

inputs.

optional

HDMI/DVI

cable

will

necessary

make

this

connection.

When

using

optional

HDMI/DVI

adapter,

the

DVI

analog

audio

inputs

your

allow

you

receive

left

and

right

audio

from

your

DVI

device.

Side

Panel

Jacks

ANT

Uses

a750

Coaxial

connector for

Air/Cable

Network.

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OUT

(OPTICAL)

Connect

Digital

Audio

component.

(1)

COMPONENT

2 /

Connects

Component

video/audio.

The

COMPONENT

jack

also

used

the

jack.

Connect

the

video

cable

the

COMPONENT

[Y/

VIDEO]

jack

and

the

audio

cable

the

COMPONENT

[R-AUDIO-L]

jacks.

G!)

EX·L1NK

Connect

this

the

jack

the

optional

wall

mount

bracket.

This

will

allow

you

adjust

the

viewing

angle

using

your

remote

control.

Use

the

left

side

panel

jacks

connect

acomponent that

used

only

occasionally,

such

acamcorder

video

game.

The

product color

and

shape

may

vary

depending

the

model.

HDMIIN4

Connect

the

HDMI

jack of adevice

with

HDMI

output.

eWISELINK

Connect a

USB

mass

storage

device

view

photo

files

(JPEG)

and

play

audio

files

(MP3).

eS-VIDEO

(AV

S-Video

input for external devices

with

S-Video

output.

AVIN2

Video

and

audio

inputs for external

devices.

eHEADPHONE

You

can

connect a

set

headphones

you

wish

watch

atelevision

program

without

disturbing other

people

the

room.

Remote

Control

You

can

use

the

remote

control

adistance

about

feet

from

the

TV.

ONiOFF

SnMSUNG

POWER

Turns

the

and

off.

Selects

the

mode

directly.

NUMERIC

BUTTONS

Press

change

the

channel.

Press

select additional channels

(digital)

being

broadcast

the

same

station.

For

example,

select

channel

"54-3",

press

"54",

then

press

'r-_

and

"3".

0«<MUTE

Press

temporarily

cut

off

the

sound.

VOL

l-J

Press

increase

decrease

the

volume.

SOURCE

Press

display

and

select

the

available

video

sources.

LIST

Used

display

Channel

Lists

the

screen.

TOOLS

Use

quickly select frequently

used

functions.

UP,. IDOWN,. I

LEFT~

RIGHT~

ENTERG'

Press

the

Up/Down/LeftlRight

sections

the

whee:

button

and

Enter

select

on-screen

items

and

change

values.

You

can

navigate

and

down

the

menu,

switch

channels

and

adjust

the

volume

turning

the

wheel

button

(See

pages

18-19)

While

using

the

MENU,

TOOLS,

and

WISELINK,

the

wheel

function

starts

the

power

saving

mode

idle

for

than

seconds.

Press

the

wheel

button

disable

the

power

saving

mode.

INFO

Press

display information

the

screen.

COLOR

BUTTONS

Use

these

buttons

the

Channel

list

and

WISELlNK,

etc

Controls

the

caption decoder

E.MODE

Press

select

the

preset display

and

sound

modes

for

sports,

cinema

and

games.

Use

these

buttons

the

DMA,

WISELINK

and

Anynet+

modes.

(,'

This

remote

can

used

control

recording

Samsung

recorders

with

the

Anynet+

featuie)

ON/OFF

Press

backlight

the

buttons

the

remote.

This

function

convenient

for

using

night

when

the

room

dark

(Using

the

remote

control

with

the

ON/OFFCV) light

button

set

will

reduce

the

battery

usage

time.)

(f)

PRE-CH

Tunes

the

channel.

ivJ

Press

change

channels.

Displays

the

main

on-screen

menu.

W.L1NK(WISELlNK)

This

function

enables

you

view

and

play

photo

and

music

files

from

external

device.

(Refer

pages

(Photo)

and

(Music))

fl)

RETURN

Returns

the

menu.

EXIT

Press

exit

the

menu.

INFO.L

Press

use

the

News,

Stock

Market

and

Weather Forecast

inforrnation services available over

the

network.

(see

page

97)

DMA

(Digital Media Adapter)

Use

this

when

connecting a

Samsung

DMA

device

through

HDMI

interface

and

switching

DMAmode.

For

information

the

operating procedures,

refer

the

user

manual

the

DMA.

This button

available

when

"Anynet+(HDMI-CEC)"

"On".

(see

page

102)

P.SIZE

Picture size selection.

FAV.CH

Press

switch

your

favorite

channels.

The performance of the remote control may be affected by bright light.

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11nstalling

Batteries

the

Remote

Control

Lift

the

cover

the

back

the

remote

control

upward

shown

the

figure.

2Install

two

AAA

size

batteries.

Make

sure

match

the

"+"

and

"-"

ends

the

batteries

with

the

diagram inside

the

compartment.

Using

the

remote

control

with

the

ON/OFF(V) light

button

set

will

reduce

the

battery

usage

time.

the

cover

shown

the

figure.

Remove

the

batteries

and

store

them

cool,

dry

place

you

won't

using

the

remote

control

for

long

time.

The

remote

control

can

used

about

feet

from

the

(Assuming

typical

usage,

the

batteries

last

for

about

one

year.)

If the remote control doesn't work, check the following:

the

power

on?

Are

the

plus

and

minus

ends

the

batteries reversed?

Are

the

batteries drained?

there

power

cut,

the

power

cord

unplugged?

there

aspecial fluorescent light

neon

sign

nearby?

IConnections

Connecting

VHF

and

UHF

Antennas

If your antenna has aset

leads that look like this, see "Antennas with

300

nFlat

Twin Leads" below.

If your antenna has one lead that looks like this, see "Antennas with

nRound

Leads".

If you have two antennas, see "Separate

VHF

and

UHF

Antennas".

Antennas with

300

nFlat Twin Leads

you are using

oft-air antenna (such as aroof antenna

"rabbit ears") that

has

300

ntwin flat leads, follow the directions below.

Place

the

wires

from

the

twin

leads

under

the

screws

300-75

0adapter (not

supplied).

Use

ascrewdriver

tighten

the

screws.

Plug

the

adaptor

into

the

ANT

terminal

the

back

the

Antennas with

nRound Leads

Plug

the

antenna

lead

into

the

ANT

terminal

the

back

the

Separate

VHF

and

UHF

Antennas

you have two separate antennas

for

your

(one

VHF

and one

UHF),

you must

combine the two antenna signals before connecting the antennas to the

TV.

This

procedure requires

optional combiner-adaptor (available at most electronics

shops).

1Connect

both

antenna

leads

the

combiner.

Plug

the

combiner

into

the

ANT

terminal

the

bottom

the

back

panel.

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(

-..

l:~··

UHF

-.:-

VHF

Connecting Cable

connect to acable

system, follow the instructions below.

Cable without aCable Box

Plug

the

incoming

cable

into

the

ANT

terminal

the

back

the

Because

this

cable-ready,

you

not

need

cable

box

view

unscrambled

cable

channels.

Connecting to aCable Box that Descrambles All Channels

Find

the

cable

that

connected

the

ANT

OUT

terminal

your

cable

box.

This

terminal

might

labeled

"ANT

OUT",

"VHF

OUT"

simply,

"OUT".

Connect

the

other

end

this

cable

the

ANT

terminal

the

back

the

ANT

ANT OUT

':J.

l~illl

I--c=--~~

Connecting to aCable Box that Descrambles Some Channels

your cable box descrambles only some channels (such

premium channels), follow the instructions below.

You

will need atwo-way splitter,

(AlB) switch, and four lengths

Antenna cable. (These items are available

at most electronics stores.)

Find

and

disconnect

the

cable

that

connected

the

ANT

terminal

your

cable

box.

This

terminal

might

labeled

"ANT

IN",

"VHF

IN"

simply,

"IN".

Connect

this

cable

two-way

splitter.

----...-..~-rO

cable

Splitter

Connect

Antenna

cable

between

OUTPUT

terminal

the

splitter

and

the

terminal

the

cable

box.

Incoming

cable

Splitter

~[~

,,\<,

Cable

Box

Connect

Antenna

cable

between

the

ANT

OUT

terminal

the

cable

box

and

the

B-IN

terminal

the

RF(AlB)

switch.

~-In~~-~~n-g~=-:J~~,o

,,]~~0

Splitter

l_~_~=-,

(AlB)

Cable

Box

Switch

Cable

Box

Connect

another

cable

between

the

other

OUT

terminal

the

splitter

and

the

A-IN

terminal

the

(AlB)

switch.

Incoming

cable

"-~~~~I_I_,,-

~Ia

l-sp-rilitt-er~-'

"BLL

(:'B)

Switch

Connect

the

last

Antenna

cable

between

the

OUT

terminal

the

(AlB)

switch

and

the

ANT

terminal

the

rear

the

TVRear

...

.~,

I-UJID-

l-,jl-'ll""'-"'l

ANT

Splitter

'"'=~_~

(AlB)

Switch

After

you

have

made

this

connection,

set

the

AlB

switch

the

"A"

position

for

normal

viewing.

Set

the

AlB

switch

the

"B"

position

view

scrambled

channels.

(When

you

set

the

AlB

switch

"B",

you

will

need

tune

your

the

cable

box's

output

channel,

which

usually

channel

4.)

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