Samsung LT-P326W User Manual (user Manual) (ver.1.0) (English) - Page 54

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Chapter 6. Anynet Q & A 4. Video Problem The screen appears blank. The picture quality is poor and the image shakes The screen blinks or blacks out while the connection settings are being selected. Solution Solution1: See if the video cable from the Anynet device is properly connected to the TV according to the connection diagram. Solution2: Check the DVD-only video output settings. Solution3: Check to see if the video cable is damaged. Solution4: If the TV is in the Play DVD mode, check the surface of the disc for foreign objects and debris. Wipe the surface clean with a soft cloth. Solution1: It is normal that the screen blinks or blacks out as if the TV is turned off while the Anynet connection settings are being selected. All I get is a blue screen. Solution1: Check to see if the Anynet device for which the "Watch" function is currently selected is plugged in properly. Solution2: See if the video cable from the Anynet device currently selected is properly connected to the TV according to the connection diagram. Solution3: Check to see if the video cable is damaged. 53

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4. Video
Chapter 6.
Anynet Q & A
Problem
Solution
Solution1:
See if the video cable from the Anynet device is properly connected
to the TV according to the connection diagram.
The screen appears blank.
The picture quality is poor and
the image shakes
Solution1:
It is normal that the screen blinks or blacks out as if the TV is
turned off while the Anynet connection settings are being selected.
The screen blinks or blacks out
while the connection settings are
being selected.
Solution1:
Check to see if the Anynet device for which the “Watch” function is
currently selected is plugged in properly.
All I get is a blue screen.
Solution2:
See if the video cable from the Anynet device currently selected
is properly connected to the TV according to
the connection diagram.
Solution3:
Check to see if the video cable is damaged.
Solution2:
Check the DVD-only video output settings.
Solution3:
Check to see if the video cable is damaged.
Solution4:
If the TV is in the Play DVD mode, check the surface of the disc
for foreign objects and debris.
Wipe the surface clean with a soft cloth.