Failure to disconnect cables may damage it and cause fire or electric shock.
Make sure there are more than two people when moving the product.
Dropping the product may cause a malfunction or injury to the person carrying it.
Place the product out of childrens reach, as they could damage by hanging onto it.
A falling product may cause injury to the person or even fatality.
When not using the product for an extended period of time, keep the product unplugged.
Otherwise, this may cause heat emission from the accumulated dirt or degraded insulation, causing electric shock or fire.
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Children may try to climb on the product to retrieve an object. The product could fall, causing injury or even fatality.
When removing batteries from the remote control, be careful that they are not swallowed by children. keep the batteries out of children's reach.
If the batteries are swallowed, see a doctor immediately.
When replacing batteries, place the batteries in the correct +/polarity position as indicated on the battery holder.
The incorrect polarity may cause a battery to break or leak and may cause fire, injury, or contamination (damage).
Use only specified standard batteries. Do not use new and used batteries together.
This may cause a battery to break or leak and may cause fire, injury, or contamination (damage).
The batteries (and rechargeable batteries) is not ordinary refuse and must be returned for recycling purposes. The customer is responsible for returning the used or rechargeable batteries for recycling purposes as the consumer.
The customer can return used or rechargeable batteries to a nearby public
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Model Safety Instructions Introduction
Package Contents Your LCD Display Machanical Layout
Connections Using the Software Adjusting the LCD Display Troubleshooting Specifications Information Appendix Dodatak
The color and appearance of the product may vary depending on the model, and the product specifications are subject to change without prior notice for reasons of performance enhancement.

Introduction

Package Contents

Note Please make sure the following items are included with your LCD Display. If any items are missing, contact your dealer. Contact a local dealer to buy optional items. Note This stand is not for the Floor Standing Type.

LCD Display

Manuals

Quick Setup Guide

Warranty Card (Not available in all locations)
User's Guide, MDC Software, MagicNet Software

Cables

D-Sub Cable

Power Cord

Speaker Wire Cable

Remote Control

Batteries (AAA X 2)

Cover-Hole

BNC to RCA Adaptor Jack

Semi Stand

USB Holder & Screw (1EA)

Sold separately

Wall Mount KIT

Speaker Set

Stand KIT

DVI Cable

LAN Cable

BNC Cable

Your LCD Display Front
Opens the on-screen menu and exits from the menu or closes the adjustment menu.
Navigate buttons (Up-Down buttons)
Moves from one menu item to another vertically or adjusts selected menu values.
Adjust buttons (Left-Right buttons)/ Volume buttons
Moves from one menu item to another horizontally or adjusts selected menu values.
Adjusts the audio volume.
Activates a highlighted menu item.

SOURCE

Switches from PC mode to Video mode. Changing the source is only allowed for external devices that are connected to the LCD Display at the time. [PC] [BNC] [DVI] [AV] [S-Video] [Component] [MagicNet] >> Click here to see an animation clip.
Push the PIP button to turn the PIP screen On / Off. More than one PIP cannot overlap on screen as BNC and the component use the same terminal. >> Click here to see an animation clip. PC AV / S-Video / Component Mode BNC AV / S-Video Mode DVI AV / S-Video / Component Mode AV / S-Video PC / BNC / DVI Mode Component PC / DVI Mode

Power button

Turns the LCD Display On/Off.

Power indicator

Shows PowerSaver mode by blinking green.

Remote Control Sensor

Connecting to a VCR

AV input devices such as VCRs or Camcorders are connected via the AV IN [VIDEO] or AV IN [S-VIDEO] of the LCD Display using an S-VHS or BNC cable.
Connect the Audio (L) and Audio (R) terminals of a VCR or Camcorders to the LCD Display 's AV AUDIO IN [L-AUDIO-R] using audio cables.
Select AV or S-Video for a connected VCR or Camcorder using the SOURCE button on the front of the LCD Display or on the remote control.
Then, start the VCR or Camcorders with a tape inserted. Note
The S-VHS or BNC cable is optional.
Connecting to a DVD Player
Connect a set of audio cables between the COMPONENT AUDIO IN [L-AUDIO-R] on the LCD Display and the AUDIO OUT jacks on the DVD player.
Connect a Component cable between the BNC/COMPONENT IN - PR, Y, PB port on the LCD Display and the PR, Y, PB jacks on the DVD player.
Select Component for the connection to a DVD player using the SOURCE button on the front of the LCD Display or on the remote control.
Then, start the DVD Player with a DVD disc inserted. Note
A component cable is optional. For an explanation of Component video, consult your DVD manual.
Connecting to a Camcorder
Locate the A/V output jacks on the camcorder. They are usually found on the side or back of the camcorder. Connect a set of audio cables between the AUDIO OUTPUT jacks on the camcorder and the AV AUDIO IN [L-AUDIO-R] on the LCD Display.
Connect a video cable between the VIDEO OUTPUT jack on the camcorder and the AV IN [VIDEO] on the LCD Display.
Select AV for the Camcorder connection using the SOURCE button on the front of the LCD Display or on the remote control.
Then, start the Camcorders with a tape inserted. Note
The audio-video cables shown here are usually included with a Camcorder.
(If not, check your local electronics store.) If your camcorder is stereo, you need to connect a set of two cables.
Connecting to a DTV Set Top Box
Note The connections for a typical Set Top Box are shown below.
Connect a set of audio cables between the COMPONENT AUDIO IN [L-AUDIO-R] on the LCD Display and the AUDIO OUT jacks on the Set Top Box.

- Adjusts Tint of the selected display. - Available only for NT. 7) Color Tone - Adjusts the Color Tone for the selected display. The Input source of MagicNet works only on MagicNet model. The Input source of TV works only on TV model. This feature is available only for the displays whose power status is ON and if no selection is made, the factory default is displayed.

Settings Picture PC

Info Grid shows some basic information necessary to Settings Control. When each function is selected, the set value of the selected function is displayed in the slide. When selected, each function fetches the value for the set and displays it on the slide bar. When "Select All" is chosen, the default value is displayed. Changing a value in this screen will automatically change the mode to "CUSTOM." 1) Picture PC - Available only for PC, BNC, DVI. 2) Contrast - Adjusts Contrast of the selected display. 3) Brightness - Adjusts Brightness for the selected display. 4) Red - Adjusts red Color of the selected display. - Available only for NT. 5) Green - Adjusts green Color of the selected display. - Available only for NT. 6) Blue - Adjusts blue Color of the selected display. - Available only for NT. The Input source of MagicNet works only on MagicNet model. The Input source of TV works only on TV model.
This feature is available only for the displays whose power status is ON and if no selection is made, the factory default is displayed.

Settings Audio

Info Grid shows some basic information necessary to Settings Control. When each function is selected, the set value of the selected function is displayed in the slide. When selected, each function fetches the value for the set and displays it on the slide bar. When "Select All" is chosen, the default value is displayed. Changing a value in this screen will automatically change the mode to "CUSTOM." 1) Audio - Controls audio settings for all input sources. 2) Bass - Adjusts Bass of the selected display. 3) Treble - Adjusts Treble of the selected display. 4) Balance - Adjusts Balance of the selected display. 5) SRS TSXT - SRS TSXT Sound ON/OFF of the selected display. 6) Sound Select - Select either Main or Sub when PIP is On. The Input source of MagicNet works only on MagicNet model. The Input source of TV works only on TV model. This feature is available only for the displays whose power status is ON and if no selection is made, the factory default is displayed.

File Information This will display the name, date, size and resolution of the current file.
MagicNet/Network On/Off Status or Image Selection Menu Displays the On and Off status for the power and the network. Selecting an image file will change to the appropriate image menu.

Extended Image Menu

Slide Show
When the files are selected in the library list : Sequentially displays the image files registered to the library. When monitoring information is being played from a schedule : Displays the image files registered to the schedule. When monitoring the information which the monitor user is selecting and playing : This function is disabled. When the files are selected in the library list : Displays the previous file. When monitoring information is being played from a schedule : Displays the previous file. If a slide show is in progress, the slide show is stopped. When monitoring the information which the monitor user is selecting and playing : This function is disabled. When the files are selected in the library list : Displays the next file. When monitoring information is being played from a schedule : Displays the next file. If a slide show is in progress, the slide show is stopped. When monitoring the information which the monitor user is selecting and playing : This function is disabled. When the files are selected in the library list : Stops the slide show. When monitoring information is being played from a schedule : Stops the slide show. When monitoring the information which the monitor user is selecting and playing : This function is disabled. Enlarges/shrinks an image file to fit to the full screen. Double-click the screen to return to the original image size.

Prv (Previous)

Nxt (Next)

Full Screen

Play Control Tool Controls for play, stop, next file, previous file, and volume when playing a movie or audio file.

Play / Pause

When the files are selected in the library list : Plays the audio/movie files registered with the library list. When monitoring information is being played from a schedule : Plays the audio/movie files registered with the schedule. When monitoring the information which the monitor user is selecting and playing : This function is disabled. When the files are selected in the library list : Stops playing an audio/movie file. When monitoring information is being played from a schedule : This function is disabled. When monitoring the information which the monitor user is selecting and playing : This function is disabled. When the files are selected in the library list : Plays the previous/next file in the library list. When monitoring information is being played from a schedule : Plays the previous/next file in the schedule list. When monitoring the information which the monitor user is selecting and playing : This function is disabled.

2. Select Monitor : The schedules of the relevant monitor is queued.
Rename Type a new name and click confirm. The new name will be saved.
Fields Window Displays the status of a file. When selecting All Monitors in the Schedule, you can view all schedules registered for each monitor. Control the time by double-clicking on a schedule. When a monitor is selected in the monitor list. Displays the file name including the path, category, start time, end time and playtime. 1. When the All Monitors entry is clicked in the monitor list ( ), schedules are not displayed in a list, but with images of a box type. The schedules for all monitors in the monitor list are displayed here. You can control the time by double clicking on a box type schedule, dragging and dropping a schedule to move it to a different position, and cut, delete and paste a schedule by using the menus displayed when the right mouse button is clicked. For Video Wall, a schedule can only be moved up or down. 2. When you click on a monitor in the monitor list ( ), the schedules for that monitor are displayed in the list. Right-clicking on a schedule list displays a context menu, allowing you to copy, delete, or edit it. By using the Edit menu, you can change the selected file and time. By using the Copy menu, you can select a monitor to copy. For Multi Screen, when editing a schedule while it is running, you can only change the information for the edited part.
3. The files registered to the library are displayed in a list. Right-clicking a file in the list displays a menu, allowing you to view properties for a schedule and deleting a schedule, depending on the kind of menu. You can also directly insert the selected file into a schedule.
Multiple Display Control (MDC) is a function for easily controlling several monitors from a PC. MDC checks and controls the status of monitors that normally connect via the network. How to Control 1. When selecting MDC from the monitor list window, the monitoring window and the schedule window change into a window showing the monitor status and the control window, respectively. 2. First, select the monitor to apply in the client list window. 3. If you choose All Monitors, all monitors will be selected. 4. If you try to run the detailed functions for each tab without first selecting a monitor, a warning message will appear. 5. After selecting a monitor, click each MDC tab to run the detailed functions. In this case, when running menus that cannot be adjusted in the output source, the warning 'Adjustment unavailable' will appear. Furthermore, when running adjustable menus, the selected values will be applied to the monitor, and the results will be applied to the MDC status window. If not applied to the monitor, it will also not be applied to the MDC status window.
The MDC functions comply with the specifications for running the monitor.
Power Source Image Time PIP Setting Maintenanace

Account Type Administrator
Scope You have the authority to use all MagicNet functions. You are not authorized to use the Options menu and the Update function of MagicNet. You are not authorized to use the right mouse button click in the Library Registration, Options menu, MDC and Monitor List from among the MagicNet functions.

Power User

Operator

User Name Password

Change Password You can change your password in the login status. Enter your password correctly before logging in. You will be prompted to enter the password for installing MagicNet, and this password will become the default password for the administrator account. If you forget the password, please remove the program and re-install it. Old Password New Password Confirm Password
Option 1. Server Name In the Options, you can specify the server name for the connection information. The servers and monitors are connected via the network, and have proper names to identify each other. For a normal connection, the server name between a server and monitor must match. In other words, when the name of a server is MagicNet, only monitors whose server names are set to "MagicNet" can be connected to that server and receive the schedule. When there is no server with that name set in the monitor, it will wait until a server that matches this name appears. However, when the auto connction function is ON, it tries to connect to any server, and will connect to the server that replies first. Server Name 2. User Account When installing MagicNet for the first time, the administrator account is provided on the basis of the password entered by the user. When adding an account, select from among three account types, and the selected account type decides the scope of using MagicNet. You may modify or delete the accounts of existing users as well as adding new users.
Scope You have the authority to use all functions of MagicNet. You are not authorized to use the Options menu and the Update function from among the MagicNet functions You are not authorized to use the right mouse button click in the Library Registration, Options menu, MDC and Monitor List from among the MagicNet functions.

Local Device (USB) compatibility HID(Human Interface Devices) : Keyboard, Mouse
MSC(Mass Storage Class) : Devices using the SCSI(Small Computer System Interface) command set Exception : Some manufacturers have wrongly specified their device to be USB standard compatible. Our product has exception handling procedures. But Some devices are unlikely to work properly. : Some manufacturers have wrongly specified their device to be SCSI compatible. Such devices are unlikely to work properly. : It is recommended that USB devices are purchased after they are tested and confirmed to be compatible.
For pivoted monitors, video is supported up to the SD level.
Model Safety Instructions Introduction Connections Using the Software Adjusting the LCD Display
Input Picture [PC / BNC /DVI Mode] Picture [ AV / S-Video / Component / DVI-Video Mode] Sound Dodatak Setup Multi Control Direct Functions MagicNet
Troubleshooting Specifications Information Appendix
Adjusting the LCD Display

Available Modes

PC / BNC / DVI AV S-Video Component DVI-Video MagicNet

Source List

[MENU] [ENTER] [ENTER] [ / ] [ENTER] Use to select PC, BNC, or other external input sources connected to the LCD Display. Use to select the screen of your choice.
1) PC 2) BNC 3) DVI 4) AV 5) S-Video 6) Component 7) MagicNet
[The direct button on the remote control is the 'SOURCE' button. ] Note
PIP turns off when the LCD Display is switched to an external source.
When external A/V devices such as VCRs or DVDs are connected to the LCD Display , PIP allows you to watch video from those devices in a small window super-imposed on the PC Video signal. (Off/On) Note More than one PIP cannot be overlapped on screen as BNC and the component use the same terminal.

1) PIP

[MENU] [ENTER] [ / ] [ENTER] [ENTER] [ / ] [ENTER] Turns the PIP Screen Off/On.
- Off - On [The direct button on the remote control is the 'PIP' button.] 2) Source
[MENU] [ENTER] [ / ] [ENTER] [ / ] [ENTER] [ / ] [ENTER] Selects the input source for the PIP. - PC : AV / S-Video / Component Mode - BNC : AV / S-Video Mode - DVI : AV / S-Video / Component Mode - AV / S-Video : PC / BNC / DVI Mode - Component : PC / DVI Mode

The picture rolls vertically.
Check if the signal cable is securely connected. Re-connect it, if necessary. (Refer to Connecting to a Computer)
The image is not clear; picture is blurred.
Run Frequency Coarse and Fine tuning. Turn on again after removing all accessories (video extension cable, etc.) Set the resolution and frequency to the recommended ranges.
The picture image is unstable and shakes. Ghost images are shown in the picture.
Check if the resolution and frequency set for the computer video card falls in the range supported by the LCD Display. If not, reset them referring to the current Information under the LCD Display menu and Preset Timing Modes.
The image is too light or too dark.
Adjusts the brightness and contrast. (Refer to the Brightness, Contrast)
The screen color is inconsistent. The color image is distorted by dark shadows. The color white is poor.
Adjust color using Custom under OSD Color Adjustment menu.
The power Indicator blinks green.
The LCD Display is currently saving the changes made to the settings to the OSD memory.
The screen is blank and the power indicator light is steady green or blinks every 0.5 or 1 seconds. The screen is blank and it is blinking.
The LCD Display is using its power management system. Press a key on the keyboard.
If you see the "TEST GOOD" message on the screen when you pressing the MENU button, check the cable connection between the LCD Display and the computer to ensure that the connector is properly connected.
Problems related to Audio
Problems related to audio signals and their solutions are listed below.

Problems No sound.

Ensure that the audio cable is firmly connected to both the audio-in port on your LCD Display and the audio-out port on your sound card. (Refer to the Connecting the LCD Display ) Check the volume level.
The sound level is too low.
Check the volume level. If the volume is still too low after turning the control to its maximum, check the volume control on the computer sound card or software program.
The sound is too high or too low.
Adjusts the Treble and Bass to the appropriate levels.
Problems related to the Remote Control
Note Problems related to the remote control and their solutions are listed.
Problems The remote control buttons do not respond.
Check the polarities (+/-) of the batteries. Check if the batteries are empty. Check if the power is on. Check if the power cord is securely connected. Check if a special fluorescent or neon lamp is on in the vicinity.
Problems related to MagicNet
Note Making a Bootable USB Flash Disk.
Problems Making a Bootable USB Flash Disk
You can turn a common 512-MB or bigger USB storage media into a bootable disk using a USB bootable disk creation tool. (For example, the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool) 2. 3. Copies the OS ghost image and executables to your USB disk. Enter the BIOS menu of your set by pressing the F2 key in the BIOS logo screen. Then, enable the USB Boot First option by selecting that option and pressing the Enter key in the Boot menu. 4. 5. Switch your set on while your USB disk is connected and boot up in DOS mode. Run C:\ghost.exe and choose Local Partition From Image from the menu. Choose the ghost image to update your USB disk with and choose the target disk. 6. When the ghost image update finishes, the set will be rebooted automatically.

your monitor OFF when it is not needed, or when leaving it unattended for long periods. The PowerSaver system operates with a VESA DPMS compliant video card installed in your computer. Use the software utility installed on your computer to set up this feature.
Power Indicator Power Consumption

Normal Operation

Green Less than 230 W

Power saving mode

Green, Blinking Less than 1 W (Off-mode)
Power off EPA/ENERGY 2000
Amber Less than 1 W (Power button)

Power off

Black 0W (Power Switch)
This monitor is EPA E NERGY STAR compliant and ENERGY2000 compliant when used with a computer equipped with VESA DPMS functionality. As an E NERGY STAR Partner, SAMSUNG has determined that this product meets the E NERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency.
Preset Timing Modes Preset Timing Modes
If the signal transferred from the computer is the same as the following Preset Timing Modes, the screen will be adjusted automatically. However, if the signal differs, the screen may go blank while the power LED is on. Refer to the video card manual and Adjusts the screen as follows.

Horizontal Display Mode

IBM, 640 x 350 IBM, 640 x 480 IBM, 720 x 400 MAC, 640 x 480 MAC, 832 x 624 VESA, 640 x 480 VESA, 640 x 480 VESA, 640 x 480 VESA, 800 x 600 VESA, 800 x 600 VESA, 800 x 600 VESA, 800 x600 VESA, 800 x600 VESA, 1024 x 768 VESA, 1024 x 768 VESA, 1024 x 768 VESA, 1024 x 768 VESA, 1360 x 768

Vertical Frequency (Hz)

70.086 59.940 70.087 66.667 74.551 72.809 75.000 85.008 56.250 60.317 72.188 75.000 85.000 60.004 70.069 75.029 85.997 60.000

Frequency (kHz)

31.469 31.469 31.469 35.000 49.726 37.861 37.500 43.269 35.156 37.879 48.077 46.875 53.674 48.363 56.476 60.023 68.677 47.712

Pixel Clock (MHz)

25.175 25.175 28.322 30.240 57.284 31.500 31.500 36.000 36.000 40.000 50.000 49.500 56.250 65.000 75.000 78.750 94.500 85.500

Sync Polarity (H/V)

+/ -/-/+ -/-/-/-/-/+/+ +/+ +/+ +/+ +/+ -/-/+/+ +/+ +/+

Horizontal Frequency

Note Use Two different colors Rotate the Color Information with 2 different colors every 30 minutes.
Avoid using a combination of characters and background color with large difference in luminance. Avoid using Grey colors, which can cause Image retention easily. Avoid: Colors with big difference in luminance (Black & White, Grey)
Change the characters color periodically
Use Bright colors with little difference in luminance - Cycle : Change the characters color and background color every 30 minutes
Every 30 minutes, change the characters with movement.
All area display Moving image together with Logo periodically. - Cycle: Display moving image together with Logo for 60 seconds after 4 hours in use.
The best way to protect your monitor from Image retention is to turn Power off, or set your PC, or System to operate a Screen Saver program when you are not using it. Also Warranty service will be limited based on instruction guide.
Apply the Screen Scroll function on Product Apply the Screen Scroll function - Symptom: Horizontal Bar with Black Color move up and down.
- Select method. Instruction Guide : OSD Menu -> Set Up -> Safety Screen -> Screen Scroll. Time Interval : 1 ~ 10 hours ( Recommend : 1 ). Time Period : 1 ~ 5 second ( Recommend : 5 )
Note ( Please check CD's User Guide at "OSD Function", some model's will not available )
Apply the Screen Pixel function on Product
Apply the Screen Pixel function - Symptom: Dot with Black Color move up and down.
- Select method. Instruction Guide : OSD Menu -> Set Up -> Safety Screen -> Pixel. Time Interval : 1 ~ 10 hours ( Recommend : 1 ). Time Period : 10 ~ 50 second ( Recommend : 50 ) Apply the Screen Bar function - Symptom: Horizontal / Vertical Bar with Black Color move up and down.
- Select method. Instruction Guide : OSD Menu -> Set Up -> Safety Screen -> Bar. Time Interval : 1 ~ 10 hours ( Recommend : 1 ). Time Period : 10 ~ 50 second ( Recommend : 50 )
Note ( Please check CD's User Guide at "OSD Function", some model's will not available. )
Apply the Screen Erasing function on Product Apply the Screen Erasing function - Symptom: 2 Vertical blocks move with erasing the display
- Select method. Instruction Guide : OSD Menu -> Set Up -> Safety Screen -> Eraser. Time Interval : 1 ~ 10 hours ( Recommend : 1 ). Time Period : 10 ~ 50 second ( Recommend : 50 )

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Sync Signal

Sync (Synchronized) Signals refer to the standard signals that are required to display desired colors on the LCD Display. They are divided into Vertical and Horizontal Sync Signals. These signals display normal color images by the set resolution and frequency. Types of Sync Signals Separate Composite This is a scheme of transmitting individual vertical sync signals to the LCD Display. This is a scheme of combining vertical sync signals into one composite signal and transmitting it to the LCD Display. The LCD Display displays the color signals by separating the composite signal into original color signals.

Dot Pitch

The image on a LCD Display is composed of red, green and blue dots. The closer the dots, the higher the resolution. The distance between two dots of the same color is called the 'Dot Pitch'. Unit: mm
The screen must be redrawn several times per second in order to create and display an image for the user. The frequency of this repetition per second is called the Vertical Frequency or Refresh Rate. Unit: Hz Example: If the same light repeats itself 60 times per second, this is regarded as 60 Hz.
The time to scan one line connecting the right edge to the left edge of the screen horizontally is called the Horizontal Cycle. The inverse number of the Horizontal Cycle is called Horizontal Frequency. Unit: kHz
Interlace and Non-Interlace Methods
Showing the horizontal lines of the screen from the top to the bottom sequentially is called the Non-Interlace method while showing odd lines and then even lines in turn is called the Interlace method. The Non-Interlace method is used for the majority of LCD Display s to ensure a clear image. The Interlace method is the same as that used in TVs.

Plug & Play

This is a function that provides the best quality screen for the user by allowing the computer and the LCD Display to exchange information automatically. This LCD Display follows the international standard VESA DDC for the Plug & Play function.

Introduction to MagicNet X
What is Samsung MagicNet X?
Samsung MagicNet X is a software and hardware system within specialized network compatible LCD monitors, allowing transmission of media and office files across a standard Ethernet local area networks, from a computer with installed MagicNet X software. MagicNet X consists of two parts:
The MagicNet X interface and software built into the Samsung LCD display MagicNet X server software installed on a networked PC
Media and Office Files Display with MagicNet X Computer with MagicNet X Software

What MagicNet X Does:

Without MagicNet X With MagicNet X

MagicNet X Client 2

PC+ Monitor

MagicNet X Client 1

MagicNet X Client 3
PC+ Monitor PC+ Monitor MagicNet X Client 4 PC+ Monitor

MagicNet X Client 5

MagicNet X Server PC
Multiple displays with a computer connected to each unit.
Multiple displays with a single computer connected by MagicNet X.
MagicNet X offers a cost effective solution for a multi display network Eliminates multiple sources and distribution Provides easy content scheduling, power on/off, and input selection by server PC Simple configuration through LAN (100base-T Ethernet)

The MagicNet X Network

Samsung MagicNet X relies on an Ethernet based Local Area Connection (LAN) network to transmit and receive data. The display can be connected in several ways, explained in the following slides:
Display and Server PC connected to an existing network. Display and Server PC connected directly. Multiple displays connected to a network with a single server PC. Multiple displays, and multiple server PCs connected together.
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MagicNet X Client 4

MagicNet X Client 5 MagicNet X Server PC
The display can be connected to an existing LAN, via Ethernet cables. This will typically involve plugging a cable that connects to a hub, switch, or router into the displays network port, and another cable to the server PCs network port, as illustrated below.
Network Switch/Hub/Router

Display with MagicNet X

Computer with MagicNet X Software
The display can be connected directly to a server PC, using a specific kind of Ethernet cable, called a crossover cable this will allow the server PC to talk directly to the MagicNet X display, without any other network equipment or computers in between. Note: A crossover cable is NOT a standard network cable. Using a standard cable will not connect the two devices. A crossover cable is built differently, internally wired specifically to let two networked devices talk. If you connect the display and server PC directly with a standard network cable, they will not think they are connected at all.

Crossover Ethernet Cable

Several MagicNet X equipped monitors can be connected to a single computer via a LAN, as we have previously discussed, and files can be transmitted to any monitor over the local area network. You connect the displays and server PC to the network as you would if you had only one display in the system, and the MagicNet X software will identify and allow you to address multiple displays.

You can also connect more than one server PC to your MagicNet X system. The displays and server PCs connect to the network as previously discussed. When there is more than one server (source computer with MagicNet X software on the network), the display can be directed to download its content from a specific server, and receive a schedule from that server PC.
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MagicNet X Server PC B MagicNet X Client 6 MagicNet X Server PC A
For example: In the diagram to the left, there are 6 MagicNet X displays, and 2 server PCs. MagicNet X Clients 1,3, and 5 are configured to connect to Server PC A, where Clients 2,4, and 6 are configured to communicate with Server B.

MagicNet X Content

Samsung MagicNet X is designed to allow the user to show files from the connected MagicNet X server PC onto the MagicNet X display. MagicNet X allows the use of several types of files:
Photos and Image files Music (audio) files Movie (video) files Office/HTML files
MagicNet X also offers the user a web browser for Internet access when the display is connected to a network with an active Internet connection.
Sources for MagicNet X Content:

Photo (image) Files

Typically, these files are photos taken from digital cameras, scanned materials, computer generated graphics, images saved from the Internet, etc.

Music (audio) Files

Music or sound files can be captured from a CD, recorded by a PC, or downloaded from online resources like Apples iTunes music store.

Movie (video) Files

Movie or video files are usually video clips captured from DVD or TV sources, or video produced specifically for computer use.

Office/HTML Files

MagicNet X can view files produced from Microsofts Office suite of programs (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) as well as viewing saved HTML files from the Internet. MagicNet X can also view documents created with Adobes Acrobat program.

Supported File Formats

Samsung MagicNet X supports many file formats:

Movie (video):

MagicNet X supports MPEG-1 and 2 video file formats, if the resolution does not exceed 720x480, at less than 9 megabits per second. For MPEG-2 videos, only the program stream from the video is supported.

Photo (images):

MagicNet X supports both the JPEG and BMP image file formats, as long as the resolution does not exceed 3500x2625. The digital camera EXIF file format is not supported, unless it is input from a Samsung digital camera.

Music (audio):

MagicNet X supports only the MP3 file format.

Office/HTML:

MagicNet X supports Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint formats, as well as HTML and Adobe Acrobat PDF files. A reader must be installed before using these features.
Additional codecs and readers may be required for certain video, audio, and office file types. These codecs and readers may be installed on the MagicNet X display as needed, in the same manner as they would be installed on a PC.

Examples:

To play a DIVX 4 based video file, the user would need to install the proper DIVX codec on the display prior to use. To view an Adobe Acrobat PDF document, the user would need to download and install the Adobe Acrobat Reader software.
The MagicNet X display has a built in Internet browser, for stand alone web access via the displays remote control. It is recommended that the user connect a USB mouse and keyboard to the displays onboard USB ports to facilitate navigating the internet.
Files can be transmitted in two ways:
The server PC pushes the file across the network to the display, based on either a manual command, or a schedule configured via the MagicNet X software. The display unit searches for files registered with the MagicNet X library on the server PC, and pulls the desired content across the network from the server PC.
Files can also be viewed locally, at the display, either by connecting a USB based drive to the displays built in USB ports, or using the internal storage of the display.
Media and Office Files Display with MagicNet X

USB Flash Drive

MagicNet X Server Software
The MagicNet X software must be installed on a PC connected to the same network as the MagicNet X display, or connected directly to the MagicNet X display, as previously discussed. The MagicNet X software allows the user to register a library of files for use by the MagicNet X display. The software also allows the user to schedule content to be viewed on the MagicNet X display. Using the MagicNet X software, a user can control the inputs and power of the connected MagicNet X display. These functions can be scheduled to occur at preset times.

MagicNet X Server Software
Server PC Required Hardware
Operating System: Windows 2000/XP/2003/NT CPU: 1.8 GHz Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon RAM: 256 Mb Network: 10/100Base-T Ethernet Hard Drive: over 10 gigabytes of storage free

Recommended Hardware

CPU: 3.0 GHz and up Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon RAM: 512 Mb and up
Samsung MagicNet X Displays
There are three models of Samsung LCD display that are MagicNet X enabled:

320PXn

The Samsung SyncMaster 320PXn is a 32" analog/digital LCD display offering a 1366 x 768 resolution, 1000:1 contrast ratio, and Xtrawide 170/170 viewing angles.

400PXn

The Samsung SyncMaster 400PXn is a 39.6" analog/digital LCD display that offers an 800:1 contrast ratio, 1366 x 768 resolution, 0.6735mm pixel pitch, and Xtrawide 170/170 viewing angles.

460PXn

The Samsung SyncMaster 460PXn is a 46.0" analog/digital LCD display that offers a 800:1 contrast ratio, 1366 x 768 resolution, 0.249mm pixel pitch, and Xtrawide 170/170 viewing angles.
In addition to the standard inputs available on Samsungs other LCD displays, MagicNet X displays offer two USB ports and one RJ45 Ethernet port. These ports are used for connecting USB storage devices, keyboards, and mice, as well as connecting the MagicNet X display to the network.

RJ45 x1

USB x2

Display Specifications

SyncMaster 400PXn / 460PXn Resolution Colors Brightness Contrast Viewing Angle Response Time PC Signal Input Power Consumption DPMS Product Life Time Speaker Weight 1366x768@60Hz Input 16.7M 500cd/m2 800:1 170o/170o 8ms Analog/Digital (DVI-D) Special Feature 300 / 330 Watt (Max) 5 Watt 50,000 Hrs VESA 10W x 2 Ch 30 kg Accessory (Option) Speaker, Stand Wall Mounting Kit 200mm x 200mm Power Supply SyncMaster 400PXn / 460PXn PC: D-Sub, DVI-D, BNC Video: S-video, CVBS Component Black 1 Tone Color Built-in Power

Cabinet Color

MagicNet X (Network) MDC (RS232C) DNIe Pro VR Dolby / BBE PIP, PBP, POP Pivot NTSC/PAL/SECAM Signal Balance
SyncMaster 320PXn Resolution Colors Brightness Contrast Viewing Angle Response Time PC Signal Input Power Consumption DPMS Product Life Time Speaker Weight 1366x768@60Hz Input 16.7M 450cd/m2 1000:1 170o/170o 8ms Analog/Digital (DVI-D) Special Feature 300 / 330 Watt (Max) 5 Watt 50,000 Hrs VESA 10W x 2 Ch 17 kg Accessory (Option) Speaker, Stand Wall Mounting Kit 200mm x 200mm Power Supply SyncMaster 320PXn PC: D-Sub, DVI-D, BNC Video: S-video, CVBS Component Black 1 Tone Color Built-in Power

MagicNet X System Hardware CPU RAM Storage Graphics Controller Ethernet SPDIF Audio Output Operating System 1 GHz 256 MB DDR 1 GB Flash Memory 128bit 2D / 128 bit 3D Engine 10/100/1000 Ethernet 1 Output Available Windows XP Embedded