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General| Resolution | 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD) |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LED |
| HDR Support | HDR10, HLG |
| Refresh Rate | 60Hz |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Operating System | webOS |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| Audio Output | 20W |
| Screen Size | 43 inches, 50 inches, 55 inches, 65 inches, 75 inches |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Dimensions (Without Stand) | Varies by screen size |
| Weight (Without Stand) | Varies by screen size |
Identifies physical buttons and parts of the TV for user interaction.
Explains fundamental TV operations using physical buttons.
Details how to connect an external LED clock to the TV.
Presents choices for initial TV configuration like settings, cloning, or portal setup.
Sets the TV's language and geographical location for optimal performance.
Guides through connecting the TV to wired or wireless networks.
Allows choosing between default, customizable, or no portal.
Enables or disables automatic portal launch upon TV power-on.
Configures the TV for voice services by setting country and postcode.
Provides access to the TV Manager application for cloning files.
Explains installation and use of guest-centric solutions via Pro:Centric.
Offers options for Pro:Centric setup, USB configuration, or network settings.
Assigns a specific label and room number to the TV for identification.
Selects between standard on-site server or cloud-based configuration.
Automatically searches for the Pro:Centric server on the network.
Allows manual input of Pro:Centric server details when automatic search fails.
Uses an installation code to configure the TV via LG's cloud solution.
Provides access to commercial feature settings via the installation menu.
Explains the purpose and benefits of the Installation Menu for hotel TVs.
Enables and configures the specific features for LG Hotel Mode.
Determines the TV's operational state upon receiving main power.
Configures volume limits and starting levels for the TV.
Manages the functionality of remote control and physical buttons.
Restricts TV functions like menu access and programme changes.
Manages automatic or manual updates for DTV programme information.
Sets default options for input, programme, and AV parameters on startup.
Resets all TV settings to their original factory defaults.
Configures display orientation and automatic input switching for signage.
Enables URL playback and NTP server configuration for signage.
Configures input shortcuts and network readiness for meeting rooms.
Manages Wake-on-LAN and Display Power Management features.
Details the process for installing LG ConnectedCare and managing accounts.
Displays system status, version, and checks for updates.
Shows the TV's unique Media Access Control address.
Covers one-click connection and advanced setup via Set Expert.
Manages smart device connection, IP streaming, and remote power-on.
Configures network segmentation, server connection, and tests connectivity.
Selects Pro:Centric mode (Off, GEM, HTML, Config Only).
Chooses server type and enters installation code for cloud setup.
Manages WORF functionality and room number assignment.
Configures media type (RF/IP), frequency, and IP server address.
Manages RCU selection and splash image timing.
Controls DC power output via the RS-232C port for external devices.
Details the D-Sub 9-Pin Male connector and its pin assignments.
Manages channel mapping and DTV programme data updates.
Configures timer, radio display, and teletext behavior.
Enables auto playback and sets auto-off timer for no signal.
Configures DVB-C bandwidth and pixel refresher settings.
Manages automatic input switching and fast TV startup.
Configures display for no signal conditions.
Manages power management, PM modes, and audio for healthcare headphones.
Configures screen saver activation and default audio output.
Manages USB power and enables mobile remote control functionality.
Manages volume and output levels for external speakers.
Configures audio line out and assigns a unique Set ID to the TV.
Adjusts power saving levels and configures keyless off hours.
Configures CEC modes, IR decoding, and assigns Device IDs.
Initializes settings and enables HTNG Hotel Mode based on specific functions.
Configures clock source, display, and dimming settings.
Selects the source for TV clock synchronization (Pro:Centric, TV, NTP, Admin).
Sets up synchronization with Crestron systems via IP address and port.
Details connection methods, SSL security, and certificate verification for Crestron.
Configures welcome videos and enables developer mode for app creation.
Manages port blocking and restricts USB device functionality.
Allows password changes and TV software updates.
Configures portal modes and automatic launch of apps.
Manages the activation and behavior of pre-loaded applications.
Configures website shortcuts, including name, URL, icon, and color.
Configures input shortcuts, including name, icon, and color.
Sets the facility or service name for the Hotel Directory.
Provides directory information and allows selection of related photos.
Allows editing and customizing the portal layout and content.
Configures vertical display, template types, video, logo, weather, and RSS feed.
Manages groups, cloning, and data distribution in Master/Slave modes.
Covers creating, editing, and deleting device groups for management.
Distributes portal settings and content to selected device groups.
Explains the steps and conditions for using portal distribution.
Enables DLNA and screen mirroring from mobile devices.
Allows TV to receive content and launch apps via DIAL service.
Manages SoftAP passwords, signal strength, and Wi-Fi channels.
Configures SoftAP modes, security types, and VLAN IDs.
Configures iBeacon parameters like UUID, Major, and Minor values.
Sets up Eddystone frame types, UUID, and URL parameters.
Enables or disables diagnostics and Remote Management System (RMS) control.
Lists categories of items available for download (images, icons, etc.).
Details file format requirements and steps for downloading items.
Displays current storage usage for downloaded files.
Removes downloaded media files from the TV's storage.
Explains the process of cloning TV settings and data via USB.
Lists the types of data that can be cloned from the TV.
Downloads a single file for the boot logo image.
Downloads background, no signal, and hotel directory images.
Downloads icons for hotel portals and website shortcuts.
Downloads logo files for IPTV channels from USB.
Downloads video files for welcome messages or hotel content.
Details the steps for importing a clone file to the TV.
Details the steps for exporting clone data to a USB drive.
Updates the TV's main software using an EPK file from USB.
Updates the Micom software using a TXT file from USB.
Guides on accessing the Content Manager via web and security measures.
Manages playback of video, image, template, and playlist content.
Creates and distributes playlists by selecting and arranging content.
Sets up scheduled content playback or external input and manages schedules.
Allows creating and editing content templates.
Lists the video codecs supported by the TV.
Lists the image file formats supported by the TV.
Provides guidelines for using USB storage devices with the TV.
Manages groups, cloning, and data distribution in Master/Slave modes.
Covers creating, editing, and deleting device groups for management.
Selects a group and starts the data cloning process to slave sets.
Distributes schedules and playlists to selected groups.
Lists IR codes for various remote control functions.
Explains how to connect the TV to external control devices via RS-232C.
Details the D-Sub 9-Pin Male connector and its pin assignments.
Outlines wiring configurations and communication parameters for RS-232C.
Lists recommended IR data formats and receiver specifications.
Lists commands for controlling power, aspect ratio, mute, and volume.
Lists commands for picture settings (contrast, brightness, color, tint, sharpness) and energy saving.
Details commands for auto configuration, equalizer, tuning, and programme management.
Defines the structure for sending commands to the TV.
Explains acknowledgements and command for TV power control.
Commands to mute or unmute the TV screen and volume.
Commands to adjust volume, contrast, brightness, and color settings.
Commands for tint, sharpness, OSD, and remote lock control.
Commands for audio balance, color temperature, and energy saving.
Commands for auto configuration, equalizer adjustment, and channel tuning.
Commands for programme management and sending IR remote keys.
Commands for backlight control, input selection, and fail over modes.
Provides a mapping of data values to specific settings for commands.
