Before Connecting External Devices
Described below are notes and suggestions on connecting external devices to the TV.
The number of ports and their names and locations may vary depending on the model.
When connecting an external device to the TV, refer to the device's user manual as well. The number of ports on an external
device and their names and locations may vary depending on the manufacturer.
Connecting using an HDMI Cable
• The following types of HDMI cables are recommended:
– High Speed HDMI Cable
– High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet
– Premium High Speed HDMI Cable
– Premium High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet
– Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable
• Use an HDMI cable that is less than 17mm thick to ensure an optimal connection.
• Use of an non-certified HDMI cable may result in a blank screen or a connection error.
• Certain HDMI cables and external devices may not be compatible with the TV's HDMI version.
• This product does not support Ethernet access over HDMI. Ethernet is a Local Area Network (LAN) model
utilizing standard coaxial cables of the IEEE.
• Use a cable that is less than 3m in length to get the best UHD-viewing quality.
• Depending on the type of the graphic card used, certain computers may not support HDMI. If connecting a
computer that does not support HDMI, use an HDMI-DVI cable or HDMI-DisplayPort cable to connect the
computer to the TV.
• Connecting the TV to an external device (DVD/Blu-ray player, set-top box, etc.) via an HDMI cable automatically
activates Power Synchronization Mode. Power Synchronization Mode continuously monitors external devices
that are connected via an HDMI cable. To disable this feature, disconnect the HDMI cable from the external
device.
Depending on the model, this feature may not be supported.
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