This document provides a quick start guide for LG OLED TVs, specifically models OLED55C8*, OLED65C8*, and OLED77C8*. It covers unpacking, initial setup, connection options, and basic usage.
Function Description
The LG OLED TV is a high-definition television designed for immersive viewing experiences. It supports various input sources, including antenna/cable, satellite, HDMI, USB, component, and AV, allowing users to connect a wide range of external devices such as set-top boxes, gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, and USB storage devices. The TV features smart functionalities, indicated by the "Life's Good" branding and the inclusion of a remote control with navigation capabilities for accessing a user guide and other smart features. The "ARC (Audio Return Channel)" feature simplifies audio connections by allowing an external audio device that supports SIMPLINK and ARC to output SPDIF audio through the HDMI IN/ARC port without additional audio cables.
Important Technical Specifications
The manual provides detailed dimensions and weights for different models:
OLED55C8PTA / OLED55C8PVA / OLED55C8YVA:
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 1228 mm x 757 mm x 230 mm (with stand)
- Weight: 19.1 kg (with stand), 16.3 kg (without stand)
OLED65C8PTA / OLED65C8PVA / OLED65C8YVA:
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 1449 mm x 881 mm x 230 mm (with stand)
- Weight: 25.4 kg (with stand), 21.0 kg (without stand)
OLED77C8PTA / OLED77C8PVA / OLED77C8YVA:
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 1722 mm x 1052 mm x 253 mm (with stand)
- Weight: 36.5 kg (with stand), 29.9 kg (without stand)
Power Requirements:
- General: AC 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz
- For India (OLED77C8PTA / OLED77C8PVA / OLED77C8YVA): AC 200-240 V~, 50/60 Hz
Connectivity Ports:
- Antenna/Cable In: For terrestrial or cable TV signals.
- Satellite In (Main & Sub): For satellite TV signals.
- PCMCIA Card Slot: For conditional access modules (CAMs).
- HDMI In: Multiple HDMI ports for connecting various digital devices.
- HDMI In/ARC: One HDMI port specifically supporting Audio Return Channel for simplified audio setup with compatible devices.
- USB In: Multiple USB ports for connecting USB storage devices or other peripherals.
- Component In: For connecting devices using component video (YPbPr) and analog audio.
- AV In: For connecting devices using composite video and analog audio.
- LAN: Ethernet port for wired network connection.
- Optical Digital Audio Out: For connecting to external audio systems via optical cable.
- Audio Out/H/P Out: For connecting headphones or other analog audio devices.
Usage Features
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Unpacking and Initial Setup:
- The guide illustrates the process of unpacking the TV and its components.
- It provides a visual guide for attaching the stand, emphasizing the need to place the screen face down on a cushioned or flat surface to prevent scratches.
- The stand attachment involves securing it with screws (M4 x L12).
- Cable management features are shown to help organize cables neatly at the back of the TV.
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Connectivity:
- The manual details various connection options for different external devices.
- Antenna/Cable/Satellite: Connects to an antenna, cable, or satellite dish for broadcast TV.
- HDMI: Connects to Blu-ray players, gaming consoles, or set-top boxes. The HDMI IN/ARC port is highlighted for its audio return channel functionality, simplifying audio setup with compatible external audio devices.
- USB: Connects to USB storage devices for media playback. A caution notes that some USB hubs may not work, recommending direct connection to the TV's USB port or using an external power source for the USB device if needed.
- Component/AV: Connects to older devices using analog video and audio inputs.
- LAN: For wired internet connection.
- Optical Digital Audio Out: For high-quality digital audio output to soundbars or home theater systems. A caution warns against looking directly into the optical output port due to the laser beam.
- Audio Out/H/P Out: For headphones or analog audio systems.
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User Guide Access:
- The remote control is shown with instructions to press the "Q. Settings" button to access the home menu, then navigate and select "User Guide" for detailed information.
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Cable Management:
- The guide includes illustrations for routing cables through designated areas on the TV stand to maintain a tidy appearance.
Maintenance Features
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Safety and Reference:
- The manual advises users to "Read Safety and Reference" information, likely found in a more comprehensive user manual, for important safety guidelines and operational details.
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Power Supply and Consumption:
- Users are directed to "refer to the label attached to the product" for specific power supply and power consumption information, which is crucial for safe operation and energy efficiency.
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Screen Protection:
- A critical caution is provided for attaching the stand: "When attaching the stand to the TV set, place the screen facing down on a cushioned table or flat surface to protect the screen from scratches." This highlights the importance of protecting the delicate OLED screen during assembly.
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Troubleshooting (Implicit):
- The "Unpacking" section mentions: "If there are any missing accessories, contact the local dealer where you purchased your product." This implies a process for addressing initial setup issues.
- The USB connectivity note ("Some USB Hubs may not work. If a USB device connected using a USB Hub is not detected, connect it to the USB port on the TV directly. Connect the external power source if your USB is needed.") provides a basic troubleshooting tip for USB device recognition.
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Audio Copy Protection (ACP):
- A note under "Optical Digital Audio Out" states: "Audio with ACP (Audio Copy Protection) function may block digital audio output." This informs users about potential limitations when dealing with protected audio content.
This quick start guide serves as an essential initial resource for setting up and connecting the LG OLED TV, providing clear visual instructions and important cautionary notes to ensure a smooth user experience.
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