Part No. : GL A

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1 Part No. : GL A

2 2014 SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

3 안전을위한주의사항 사용자의안전과재산상의손해를예방하기위한내용입니다. 아래의내용을잘읽고제품을올바르게사용해주십시오. 경고, 참고의미설명 경고하는내용신체적인상해를방지하기위하여독자가따라야하는정보를제공합니다. 주의할내용서비스장애나제품의손상을방지하기위하여독자가따라야하는정보를제공합니다. 참고할내용본문내용에대한부가적인정보를제공합니다. 확인할내용제품을안정적으로운용하기위해서운용자가점검 / 확인해야하는정보를제공합니다. 각항목에표시되어있는기호 주의할내용일반적인주의를표시합니다. 금지하는내용제품의취급에따라, 그행위를금지하고자할때표시합니다. 지시하는내용사용자에게특정행위를지시하고자할때표시합니다. GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 1

4 경고 전원 반드시제품과함께제공되는전원케이블과어댑터를사용하여 220 V 콘센트에연결하십시오. 전원플러그가흔들리지않도록안쪽끝까지정확하게꽂아주십시오. 젖은손으로전원플러그를만지지마십시오. 하나의콘센트에여러기기를동시에사용하지마십시오. 제품에서이상한소리, 냄새, 연기가나면즉시전원플러그를빼고고객센터에연락하십시오. 전원케이블은반드시접지단자가있는콘센트에연결하십시오. 천둥, 번개가치거나제품을오랜시간사용하지않을때에는전원플러그를뽑아주십시오. 영상 / 음성케이블연결후케이블에서열이많이발생하는경우전원플러그를빼고고객센터에연락하십시오. 설치 / 보관 가연성스프레이, 인화성물질등을디지털방송수신기와가까운곳에서사용하거나보관하지마십시오. 바람이잘통하는곳에설치하세요. 뒷면은 10 cm이상, 옆면은 5 cm 이상의간격을두세요. 불을사용하거나열이발생하는제품및장소와가까운곳에설치하지마세요. ( 촛불, 모기향, 담뱃불, 난방장치, 직사광선에노출된곳등 ) 테이블보나커튼등으로통풍구가막히지않도록하세요. 본제품위에무거운물건을올려놓지마십시오. 제품위에꽃병, 화분, 음료수, 화장품, 약품등액체가담긴것이나금속류를올려놓지마세요. 제품내부에물또는이물질이들어갔을경우반드시제품의전원을끄고전원코드를빼고고객센터로연락하세요. 고장및감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 동축케이블및디지털방송수신기와연결하여사용하는기기들이제대로접지되어있는지설치기사에게확인을요청하시기바랍니다. 일반 리모컨에사용하는건전지는어린이의손이닿지않는곳에보관하여어린이의입에닿지않도록하십시오. 사용한건전지는화기근처에버리지마십시오. 2 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

5 주의 전원 TV를연결할때에는 TV와디지털방송수신기의전원을모두끄고, 전원플러그를뽑은상태에서연결하십시오. 소프트웨어를업그레이드하는동안에는제품의전원을절대로끄지마십시오. 전원플러그는조작하기쉬운곳에두세요. 제품의문제가발생했을경우완전한전원차단을위해서는전원플러그를뽑아야합니다. 본체의전원버튼만으로는전원이완전히차단되지않습니다. 설치 / 보관 사용설명서에따라제품을정확하게설치하십시오. 밀폐된장식장내부를피하여, 통풍이잘되고서늘한곳에설치해주십시오. 불안정한곳에설치하지마십시오. 제품위에장식용덮개를씌우지마십시오. 사용자임의로수리하거나개조하지마십시오. 제품을청소할때에는왁스, 벤젠, 알코올, 신나, 모기약, 방향제, 윤활제, 세정제등의화학약품을사용하지마십시오. 제품위로물건을떨어뜨리거나충격을주지마십시오. 제품을청소할때에는전원플러그를빼고부드러운마른헝겊으로닦아주십시오. 일반 리모컨에충격을주지마십시오. 리모컨의건전지를교체할때에는동일한알카라인건전지로교체하십시오. HDMI 케이블종류에따라최대해상도설정이불가할수있으며, 화질이떨어져보일수있습니다. 제품과함께제공된 HDMI 케이블사용을권장합니다. GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 3

6 차례 안전을위한주의사항 1 경고, 참고의미설명... 1 각항목에표시되어있는기호... 1 경고... 2 주의... 3 알아두기 6 제품내용물... 6 각부분의명칭과기능... 7 본체앞면... 7 본체뒷면... 8 리모컨... 9 통합리모컨설정...10 문자입력방법...11 설치하기 12 설치환경...12 주변장치연결...13 HDMI포트가있는 TV와연결...14 돌비디지털오디오연결...15 동축케이블연결...16 이더넷연결...17 USB 연결 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

7 문제해결하기 19 부록 21 TV 제조사번호목록...21 제품규격...23 Open Source Announcement...25 제품보증서 GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 5

8 알아두기 제품 내용물 제품 패키지 박스에 다음과 같은 구성 물품이 모두 들어 있는지 확인하시기 바랍니다. 내용물에 이상이 있을 경우, 제품을 구입하신 곳에 문의하시기 바랍니다. GX-KD630CH 본체 HDMI 케이블 전원 어댑터 서비스 가이드 사용설명서 전원 케이블 HDMI 케이블 종류에 따라 최대해상도 설정이 불가할 수 있으며, 화질이 떨어져 보일 수 있습니다. 제품과 함께 제공된 HDMI 케이블 사용을 권장합니다. 리모컨은 KDMC에서 제공합니다. 6 _ SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

9 각부분의명칭과기능 GX-KD630CH 의앞면과뒷면의명칭과기능에대해알아봅니다. 본체앞면 본체앞면의버튼과 LED 에대해알아봅니다 알아두기 명칭 설명 1 방송수신 LED 초록색켜짐 : 수신가능한채널인경우 2 케이블모뎀 LED 초록색켜짐 : 케이블모뎀작동중 3 수신기 IP/ 리모컨 LED 초록색켜짐 : 수신기에서 IP를받았을경우 빨간색켜짐 : 리모컨버튼누름 4 시각 / 채널표시 대기상태 : 현재시각표시 작동상태 : 채널번호표시 5 메뉴버튼 채널메뉴화면으로이동합니다. 6 해상도버튼 누를때마다 720p/1080i/1080p/2160p로해상도가변경됩니다. 7 전원버튼 디지털방송수신기를대기상태, 또는작동상태로변경합니다. 8 USB 포트 USB 기기와연결하는포트입니다. USB HDD 연결이가능합니다. (1 A) 9 나가기버튼 이용중인서비스를종료하고시청중이던 TV 화면으로돌아갑니다. 0 방향 / 선택버튼,,, : 메뉴이동, : 채널변경, : 음량조절 : 메뉴항목선택및실행 GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 7

10 본체뒷면 본체뒷면의포트명칭과기능에대해알아봅니다 명칭 설명 1 케이블출력포트동축케이블을사용하여 TV 와연결한후, 디지털방송수신기로들어오는신호를분배하는포트입니다. 2 케이블입력포트케이블방송수신을위한동축케이블을연결하는포트입니다. 3 CONSOLE 포트사업자서비스용포트입니다. 4 디지털음성출력포트광케이블을사용하여디지털음성입력포트가있는오디오와연결하는음성출력포트입니다. 5 이더넷포트이더넷 (Ethernet) 케이블을사용하여 PC 와연결하는포트입니다. 6 HDMI 출력포트 HDMI 입력포트가있는 TV 와연결하는 HDMI 출력포트입니다. 7 USB 포트 USB 2.0 연결포트입니다. USB 메모리연결만가능합니다. (500 ma) 8 전원스위치전원을켜거나끄는스위치입니다. 9 전원케이블포트전원케이블연결포트입니다.( 제공되는전원케이블은 220 V 용입니다.) 8 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

11 리모컨 리모컨 각 버튼의 기능에 대해 알아봅니다. TV 전원을 켜고 끕니다. 디지털 방송 수신기와 TV의 전원을 함께 켜고 끕니다. TV의 외부입력을 변경합니다. TV음량을 조절합니다. 알 아 두 기 입력한 글자를 한 자씩 지웁니다. 한글/영문/특수문자 모드를 변경합니다. 메뉴를 실행합니다. 기능을 취소하거나 이전 화면으로 이동합니다. 이용 중인 서비스를 종료합니다. 눌러서 해당 기능을 선택하거나 TV 프로그램의 미니가이드를 실행합니다. 디지털 방송 수신기에 리모컨을 블루투스로 연결하면 휠 기능을 사용할 수 있습니다. 상하좌우로 포커스를 이동합니다. 음성 검색을 위해 마이크를 활성화합니다. 웹브라우저에서 포인터를 활성화합니다. TV다시보기 VOD 메뉴를 실행합니다. 디지털 방송 음량을 일시적으로 끕니다. 디지털 방송 채널을 변경합니다. 디지털 방송 음량을 조절합니다. VOD 빨리감기를 합니다. VOD 되감기를 합니다. VOD 재생을 일시정지하거나 다시 재생합니다. VOD 재생을 정지합니다. 디지털 방송 수신기에 리모컨 등록하기(블루투스 등록) -- 메뉴 버튼( )을 누른 뒤 [안내/설정] [블루투스 기기 등록] [스마트 리모컨 메뉴]에 들어가 파란색 버튼( )을 5초 동안 누르고 있으면 메뉴 버튼( )에 불이 들어오면서 등록이 시도됩니다. -- 등록이 정상적으로 완료되면 메뉴 버튼( )의 불이 꺼집니다. -- 등록 전에도 포인팅 버튼( )과 음성검색 마이크 버튼( 제외한 모든 버튼이 정상 동작합니다. ), 휠( )을 GX-KD630CH 사용설명서_ 9

12 통합리모컨설정 GX-KD630CH 의리모컨에 TV 제조사번호를입력하면리모컨으로 TV 를작동할수있습니다. 리모컨으로작동가능한 TV 의제조사번호는 부록 의 TV 제조사번호목록 을참조하시기바랍니다. 자동검색설정방법 1 TV의전원이켜져있는상태에서리모컨의외부입력버튼 ( ) 과음소거버튼 ( ) 을동시에 3초동안누릅니다. 메뉴버튼 ( ) 에불이들어옵니다. 2 TV 가꺼질때까지채널버튼 ( ) 을한방향으로반복하여누릅니다. 3 TV가꺼지면외부입력버튼 ( ) 을누릅니다. 메뉴버튼 ( ) 의불이두번깜박이고설정이완료됩니다. -- 설정을완료한후에리모컨이작동하지않을경우에는 1번단계부터다시수행합니다. 제조사번호입력방법 1 TV의전원이켜져있는상태에서리모컨의외부입력버튼 ( ) 과음소거버튼 ( ) 을동시에 3초동안누릅니다. 메뉴버튼 ( ) 에불이들어옵니다. 2 3 TV 제조사번호목록 을참조하여설정할 TV 의제조사번호 3 자리를입력합니다. 번호를정확하게입력한경우 TV 의전원이꺼집니다. 외부입력버튼 ( ) 을누르면메뉴버튼 ( ) 이두번깜박이고설정이 완료됩니다. -- 설정을완료한후에리모컨이작동하지않을경우에는 1번단계부터다시수행합니다. 리모컨설정시 -- 삼성전자와 LG전자의디지털TV는별도설정할필요가없습니다. -- 다른제조사의 TV로설정되어있던리모콘을초기화하려면, 리모컨의통합전원버튼 ( ) 과빨간색버튼 ( ) 을메뉴버튼 ( ) 에불이깜박거릴때까지동시에누릅니다. 10 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

13 문자입력방법 리모컨을사용하여문자를입력하는방법에대해알아봅니다. 문자모드선택방법리모컨의특수문자버튼 ( ) 을누를때마다한글 숫자 영문대문자 영문소문자 특수문자순으로모드가바뀝니다. 한글입력방법 리모컨의특수문자버튼 ( ) 을반복하여눌러한글모드를선택합니다. 버튼에표시되어있지않은쌍자음과모음은아래의방법으로입력할수있습니다. 자음입력 알아두기 ㄱ : ㅋ :, ㄲ :,, ㄸ :,, ㅃ :,, ㅆ :,, ㅉ :,, 모음입력 ㅑ :, ㅓ :,, ㅕ :,,, ㅛ :, ㅜ :,, ㅠ :,,, ㅐ :, ㅒ :,, ㅔ :,,, ㅖ :,,,, ㅚ :, ㅙ :,, ㅟ :,,, ㅞ :,,,,, ㅢ :,,, 영문입력방법 리모컨의특수문자버튼 ( 선택합니다. ) 을반복하여눌러영문대문자또는영문소문자모드를 A : B :, C :,, 특수문자입력방법 리모컨의특수문자버튼 ( ) 을반복하여눌러특수문자모드를선택합니다. 화면에서원하는특수문자에해당하는숫자버튼을누르면해당하는특수문자가화면에입력됩니다. ( 0 을누르면다음특수문자화면으로이동합니다.) GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 11

14 설치하기 디지털방송수신기 (GX-KD630CH) 를설치하는방법에대해알아봅니다. 설치환경 GX-KD630CH 의설치환경은아래의표와같습니다. 항목 내용 작동온도 0 ~ 40 C 작동습도 0 ~ 90 % 정격소비전력 정격전압, 주파수 방송수신주파수 최대 35 W AC V, 50/60 Hz 54~1002 MHz 제품사용및설치시제품을사용할때는설치환경을반드시지켜주시기바랍니다. 제품을설치환경과다른환경에서사용하면제품이손상되거나수명이단축될수있습니다. 디지털방송수신기와주변기기연결시 -- 디지털방송수신기와연결하여사용할 TV, VCR, PC 등의전원이제대로접지되어있는지설치기사에게확인을요청하시기바랍니다. 접지되지않은경우에는화재의위험이있습니다. -- 영상ᆞ음성케이블연결후, 케이블에서열이많이발생하는경우, 화재의위험이있습니다. 해당지역고객센터에문의하시기바랍니다. 고객센터전화번호고객센터전화번호는사용설명서및서비스가이드표지를참조하세요. 12 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

15 주변장치연결 주변장치의접속방법에대하여알아봅니다. 인터넷전화기 오디오 케이블포트 디지털오디오용광케이블 동축케이블 MTA 이더넷케이블 USB 저장장치 설치하기 동축케이블 표준 HDMI 케이블 전원어댑터 TV 전원케이블 GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 13

16 HDMI 포트가있는 TV 와연결 HDMI 포트가있는 TV 와연결하는방법을설명합니다. HDMI 케이블 위의그림과같이 HDMI 케이블을사용해한쪽은본체뒷면의 HDMI 포트에연결하고, 반대쪽은 TV 의 HDMI 포트에연결합니다. TV HDMI 케이블종류에따라최대해상도설정이불가할수있으며, 화질이떨어져보일수있습니다. 제품과함께제공된 HDMI 케이블사용을권장합니다. HDMI 해상도조절 -- HDMI 포트에 TV를연결한후, 제품앞면의 [ 해상도 ] 버튼을길게눌러화면해상도를조절합니다. 버튼을누를때마다 720p/1080i/1080p/2160p 로해상도가변경됩니다. 단, 1080p (Full HD) 또는 2160p (UHD) 로해상도를설정하려면연결한 TV가해당영상방식을지원해야합니다. HDMI (High Definition Multimidea Interface) --GX-KD630CH는 HDMI 기술이적용되었습니다. -- HDMI 포트는 HD TV 와디지털방송수신기를연결하여, 고화질의영상을제공하기위한영상ᆞ음성통합포트입니다. 14 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

17 돌비디지털오디오연결 돌비디지털을지원하는디지털오디오 ( 앰프, 홈시어터 ) 를통해음성을출력하기위해연결하는방법에대해알아봅니다. 설치하기 디지털오디오용광케이블 디지털오디오용광케이블을사용하여본체뒷면의디지털음성출력포트와돌비디지털오디오의디지털음성입력포트를연결합니다. 돌비디지털오디오연결시 -- 디지털음성출력을이용하는경우, 디지털방송수신기의음량조절이아닌, 디지털오디오의음량을조절하십시오. GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 15

18 동축케이블연결 동축케이블을사용하여케이블방송을연결하는방법에대해알아봅니다. 동축케이블 케이블포트 동축케이블 TV 위의그림과같이케이블을사용해한쪽은본체뒷면의케이블입력포트에연결하고, 반대쪽은가정내의케이블포트에연결합니다. 케이블출력포트에는 TV를연결합니다. 디지털방송수신기와동축케이블연결시동축케이블을디지털방송수신기에연결하기전에반드시동축케이블이접지되어있는지설치기사에게확인을요청하시기바랍니다. 접지되지않은경우에는화재의위험이있습니다. 16 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

19 이더넷연결 이더넷케이블을이용하여인터넷전화기용단말기 (MTA: Multimedia Terminal Adapter) 와연결하는방법을설명합니다. 설치하기 이더넷케이블 인터넷전화기 MTA 이더넷케이블을이용하여본체뒷면의이더넷포트와인터넷전화기용단말기 (MTA) 의 LAN 포트를연결하면, 저렴한인터넷전화를사용할수있습니다. 제공되는서비스에대한내용은해당지역고객센터로문의하십시오. GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 17

20 USB 연결 USB 포트에 USB 저장장치를연결하는방법에대해알아봅니다. USB 저장장치 USB HDD 연결이가능합니다. (1 A) USB 메모리연결만가능합니다. (500 ma) USB 저장장치 USB 연결케이블을이용하여본체앞면및뒷면의 USB 포트에 USB 저장장치를연결합니다. USB 2.0 을지원합니다. 18 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

21 문제해결하기 디지털방송수신기 GX-KD630CH를사용할때발생할수있는문제점에대해알아봅니다. 디지털방송수신기에이상이발생한경우우선아래사항을점검합니다. 아래와같은방법으로도문제점이해결되지않을경우고객센터에문의합니다. 고객센터전화번호는별도로제공됩니다. 화면 문제 TV 화면이나타나지않습니다. 해결 1. TV와디지털방송수신기의전원이켜져있는지확인합니다. 2. 케이블입력포트에케이블이연결되어있는지확인합니다. 3. TV의입력이외부입력상태인지확인합니다. 문제해결하기 메뉴화면이나타나지않습니다. 1. 디지털방송수신기의전원스위치를껐다가다시켠후본체앞면또는리모컨의메뉴버튼을누릅니다. 2. 메뉴버튼을눌러도메뉴화면이정상적으로나타나지않는경우에는고객센터에문의합니다. 리모컨 문제 리모컨이동작하지않습니다. 해결 1. 리모컨을조작하여본체앞면의수신기 IP/ 리모컨 LED에빨간색 LED가켜지는지확인합니다. 리모컨을조작할때마다빨간색 LED가들어온다면리모컨과디지털방송수신기가정상적으로동작하는것입니다. 2. 디지털방송수신기제품에맞는리모컨인지확인합니다. 3. 리모컨의건전지를새것으로교체하여리모컨이정상적으로동작하는지확인합니다. 4. 리모컨에건전지가정상적으로삽입되어있는지확인합니다. 5. 디지털방송수신기뒷면전원을껐다켜본뒤다시시도해봅니다. 6. 리모컨의이전버튼과나가기버튼을동시에눌러페어링해제한뒤다시페어링을시도합니다. GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 19

22 일반 문제 TV 나오디오에서소리가나지않습니다. 디지털방송수신기의비밀번호가기억나지않습니다. 해결 1. TV나오디오의음성입력포트와디지털방송수신기뒷면의해당음성출력포트 (HDMI 출력또는디지털음성출력 ) 에케이블이연결되어있는지확인합니다. 2. 음성케이블이정상적으로연결되어있다면음소거기능이설정되어있는지확인합니다. 음소거기능이설정되어있을경우리모컨의음소거버튼을눌러음소거기능을해제합니다. 디지털방송수신기의초기비밀번호는 0000 입니다. 비밀번호가기억나지않는경우에는고객센터에문의합니다. 비밀번호를초기화한후새로지정할수있습니다. 20 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

23 부록 TV 제조사번호목록 리모컨으로작동가능한 TV 의제조사와설정번호는다음표와같습니다. 제조사 설정번호 AIWA 222 ALBAS 162 A MARK 005 ANAM( 아남 ) AOC ATEC( 에이텍 ) 226 Avitron BALLEY 251 BARCO 217 BTC 158 BLAUPUNKT 119 CANDLE CETRONIC 188 CIMA Digitek CINEMA PULS( 현우 ) 001 CITIZEN CLASSIC 188 CONCERTO 022 CONTEC CRAIG CROWN 188 CURTISMATHES CXC 188 DAEWOO( 대우 ) DAYTRON 190 DIBOSS DYNASTY 188 EMERSON ERAE FUJILINK 198 FISHER 제조사 설정번호 FUNAI FUTURETECH 188 GE GRUNDIG 119 HAIER HALL MARK 190 HAN GLASS 200 HITACHI INFINITY 068 INKEL( 인켈 ) JBL 068 JCP JVC KDS 162 KEC( 한국전자 ) KENWOOD 120 KLOSS 082 KTV 184 LG( 엘지 ) LS전자 150 LG Pillips LCD LODGENET 088 LOGIK 088 LUXMAN 002 LXI MAGNAVOX MARANTZ MATSUI 068 METZ 119 MGA MINERVA 119 MITSUBISHI MOTV 148 MTC GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 21 부록

24 제조사 NAD 설정번호 NEC NIKEI 188 ONKING 188 ONWA 188 OPTONICA 113 PANASONIC PENNEY PHILCO PHILIPS PIONEER PORTLAND 022 PRISM( 프리즘 ) 146 PROTON 190 QUASAR RADIO SHACK RCA REALISTIC SAMPO 190 SAMSUNG( 삼성 ) SANYO SCOTT SEARS SHARP SIEMENS 119 SIGNATURE 088 SKYMEDIA SONY SOUNDESIGN SPECTRICON 005 SSS SYLVANIA TAEKWANG ( 태광 ) 122 TANDY 113 TATUNG 047 TECHNICS 116 TECHWOOD 022 TEKNIKA TELEFUNKEN 제조사 설정번호 TELERENT 088 TIVA 196 TMK TOSHIBA TPV ( 이마트 Dream View) 194 Trutech UNIKRO UNIVERSAL VIDTECH 022 Viewell 171 Volimtle WARDS WORLD 209 YAMAHA 022 YORK 190 YUPITERU 188 ZENITH ZONDA 005 3S Digital 금영 169 보림전자 동국 동양전자 디바이스 225 디지털디바이스 149 통큰TV ( 롯데마트 ) 195 삼인디스플레이 세찬전자 244 시그마컴 147 디지털싸이노스 183 지피앤씨 제노스미디어 179 오르콤 유투스 153 이레전자 이지시스템 180 인디텍 텍트론 174 파인포스 한국전자 129 현대아이티 LG & SAMSUNG 191 (XCANVAS & PAVV) (Default) 22 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

25 제품규격 항목 내용 모델명수신기규격방송수신주파수방송수신 Level 방송수신변조방식 GX-KD630CH 케이블디지털방송송수신기정합규격 54~1002 MHz -15~15 dbmv(64 QAM) -12~15 dbmv(256 QAM) -15~15 dbmv(8 VSB) 64 QAM/256 QAM(ITU-T J83 Annex B), 8 VSB 부록 오디오출력포트총 1 개디지털음성출력 : 1 포트 비디오 / 오디오동시출력포트 이더넷포트 HDMI 출력 : 1 포트 10/100/1000 BASE-T 이더넷 (Ethernet):1 포트 USB 포트 USB 2.0: 2 포트 ( 앞면 / 뒷면 ) 정격전압, 주파수 소비전력 AC V, 50/60 Hz 최대 35 W 작동온도 0 ~ 40 작동습도 0 ~ 90 % 크기 (mm) 310( 가로 ) 210( 세로 ) 50( 높이 ) 무게 약 1.2 kg GX-KD630CH 사용설명서 _ 23

26 B 급기기 ( 가정용방송통신기자재 ) 이기기는가정용 (B급) 전자파적합기기로서주로가정에서사용하는것을목적으로하며, 모든지역에서사용할수있습니다. 당해무선설비가전파혼신가능성이있으므로인명안전과관련된서비스는할수없음. Dolby 로고사용승인 HDMI Product Notice 이제품은 Dolby Laboratories의허가를받아제조되었습니다. 돌비, Dolby 및이중 D 기호는 Dolby Laboratories의상표입니다. HDMI, HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface 및 HDMI 로고는미국및기타국가에서사용되는 HDMI Licensing LLC 의상표또는등록상표입니다. 24 _c SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd.

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