This document is a user manual for a Samsung LED TV, specifically from the Series 6. It provides comprehensive instructions on setting up, operating, and maintaining the television.
Function Description
The Samsung LED TV is designed to provide a high-quality viewing experience with various smart features. It functions as a display for live TV signals, external devices, and online content through its Smart Hub. The TV supports network connectivity, both wireless and wired, enabling access to online services, applications, and software updates. It also includes an e-Manual for detailed operational guidance and troubleshooting. The TV incorporates an Eco Sensor to automatically adjust screen brightness for optimal viewing and reduced power consumption.
Usage Features
- Initial Setup: Upon first power-on, the TV guides the user through an initial setup process. This includes connecting to a network, agreeing to Smart Hub terms, linking to a live TV signal source, and setting up control for a cable or set-top box.
- Password Change: Users can change the TV's PIN for security. The default PIN is "0-0-0-0," and there's a sequence to reset it if forgotten (MUTE → 8 → 2 → 4 → POWER (On) in Standby mode).
- TV Controller: The TV features a physical control stick on its back, allowing basic operations without the remote. This includes opening Smart Hub, accessing the menu, selecting sources, and turning the TV off.
- Standard Remote Control: The provided remote control offers a full range of functions:
- Power On/Off: Turns the TV on or off.
- Source Selection: Displays and selects available video sources.
- Sports Mode: Toggles Sports Mode on or off.
- Channel Navigation: Direct access to channels (0-9), returns to the previous channel (PRE-CH), and changes the current channel (P+/P-).
- Volume Control: Adjusts volume (VOL+/VOL-) and mutes/unmutes sound (MUTE).
- Teletext: Selects Teletext ON, Double, Mix, or OFF (TTX/MIX).
- OSD (Menu): Opens the On-Screen Display menu.
- Smart Hub: Launches Smart Hub applications for access to various online content and apps.
- Tools: Provides quick access to frequently used functions.
- Info: Displays information on the TV screen.
- EPG (Electronic Programme Guide): Displays the programme guide.
- Navigation and Selection: Cursor buttons and an Enter button (central button) for menu navigation and item selection. Press and hold the Enter button to display the Guide.
- Return/Exit: Returns to the previous menu or exits the current menu.
- Contextual Buttons (A, B, C, D): Used for specific features as indicated on the TV screen.
- e-Manual: Displays the embedded e-Manual.
- Extra: Displays related information about the current programme.
- Search: Returns to the previous menu.
- Picture/Sound Optimization: Provides optimal picture and sound settings for popular content based on geographical area.
- Picture Size: Changes the picture size.
- Accessibility Shortcuts: Displays accessibility options.
- Media Playback Controls: Standard play, pause, stop, fast forward, and rewind buttons.
- Network Connectivity:
- Wireless: Connects to the Internet via a standard wireless router or modem with a DHCP server.
- Wired: Connects to the network using a LAN cable (Category 7 recommended). The TV supports network speeds greater than 10 Mbps.
- Mobile Network: Supports connection via a Mobile Dongle (sold separately) inserted into a USB port. A USB extension cable may be needed for larger dongles to prevent interference.
- e-Manual: The embedded e-Manual provides detailed information on TV features. It includes search functionality, an A-Z index, and a "Recent pages" feature. Users can access corresponding menu screens directly from the e-Manual using "Try Now" and navigate to related topics via "Link." The e-Manual can be updated.
Maintenance Features
- Troubleshooting Guide: The manual includes a troubleshooting section for common issues like the TV not powering on, no picture/video, or remote control malfunction. It advises checking power cords, connections, input sources, and remote batteries. For more complex issues, it directs users to the e-Manual, Samsung's website, or customer service.
- Software Updates: To maintain optimum performance, the TV supports software updates via "Update Now" or "Auto Update" functions in the Support menu.
- Eco Sensor: This feature automatically adjusts screen brightness based on ambient light, contributing to power saving. Users can disable it if the screen appears too dark in a dim environment. It's important not to block the sensor.
- Cleaning the TV:
- The TV exterior and screen should be cleaned with a soft, dry cloth.
- For stubborn smudges, a soft cloth dampened with a small amount of water or screen cleaner can be used.
- Avoid spraying liquids directly onto the TV or using flammable liquids (benzene, thinners, alcohol, insecticide, air fresheners, lubricants, or detergents), as these can damage the TV's appearance or printing.
- If a sticker leaves debris, clean it off carefully.
- Still Image Warning: To prevent image burn-in and maintain image quality, users are advised to avoid displaying still images (e.g., JPEG files, channel logos, news crawls, or panorama/4:3 formats) for long periods. Recommendations include displaying different channels, using full-screen mode, reducing brightness and contrast, and utilizing TV features designed to reduce image retention.
- Battery Installation: Instructions are provided for installing batteries in the remote control, emphasizing correct polarity. The remote works best within 7 meters of the TV, and bright fluorescent or neon lights should be avoided as they can affect performance.
- Wall Mount Installation: Detailed instructions are given for mounting the TV on a solid wall, including VESA screw hole specifications. It emphasizes using wall mount adapters if provided and securing the TV properly to prevent falls and injury. Professional assistance is recommended for installation.
- Preventing TV Falls: The manual provides safety precautions against the TV falling, especially concerning children. It describes how to secure the TV to the wall using clamps, screws, and a durable string, ensuring the TV is close to the wall and connections are periodically checked for fatigue.
- Cable Management: Instructions are included for arranging cables using the provided cable guide to maintain a tidy setup.
- Power Consumption: To decrease power consumption, users are advised to unplug the power cord when the TV is not in use for extended periods, as it still draws a small amount of power in Standby mode.
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