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General| Screen Size | 46 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Backlight Type | Edge LED |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| 3D Compatibility | No |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Ethernet Port | Yes |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
Operate the TV using the remote control buttons and navigation.
Understand the structure and categories available in the TV's Home Menu.
Guide to selecting preset picture and sound settings suitable for content.
Accessing Internet content, services, and applications on your TV.
Navigate and search within the on-screen manual for instructions.
Quickly access functions and shortcuts via the OPTIONS menu.
View two pictures (left and right) simultaneously on the screen.
Switch input sources to view content from connected external devices.
Details on front panel buttons, sensors, and indicator lights.
Explanation of controls and ports located on the right side of the TV.
Description of various input/output ports on the TV's bottom panel.
Details on rear panel input/output connections.
Explanation of controls located on the top panel of the TV.
Explanation of buttons on the upper section of the remote.
Explanation of buttons on the middle section of the remote.
Explanation of buttons on the lower section of the remote.
Guide to selecting TV channels using various methods.
Using interactive features for digital TV broadcasts.
Accessing and using the electronic program guide for TV schedules.
Viewing two pictures simultaneously in main and inset windows.
Watching two pictures side-by-side on the screen.
Shows current channel, program, or input information.
Turning subtitles and closed captions on or off.
Adjusting the picture aspect ratio and zoom settings.
Adjusting sound reception for analog TV broadcasts.
Connecting external devices via HDMI for optimal picture quality.
Connecting devices using component video cables and audio cables.
Connecting devices using composite video/audio cables.
Connecting digital cameras and camcorders via HDMI.
Enjoying photos, music, and videos from USB storage devices.
Connecting a PC to the TV for displaying content.
Connecting audio systems via HDMI for audio output.
Connecting audio systems using an optical audio cable.
Connecting audio systems using an audio cable.
Enabling the "Control for HDMI" feature for device control.
Navigating the Sync Menu to control connected devices.
Customizing TV remote buttons to control connected HDMI devices.
Viewing a list of connected devices compatible with "Control for HDMI".
Selecting preset picture/sound settings based on content.
Automatically adjusts picture brightness based on ambient light.
Quickly access frequently used channels, inputs, or content.
Reducing power consumption by adjusting picture brightness.
Setting the TV to turn off automatically after a period of inactivity.
Setting the TV to turn off automatically when no PC signal is detected.
Manually setting the TV's current time and date.
Scheduling the TV to turn on automatically at a specific time.
Scheduling the TV to turn off automatically after a preset period.
Displaying photos from USB or network devices as a picture frame.
Setting a 4-digit password for parental lock features.
Locking events based on specified rating limits.
Hiding or blocking specific TV channels.
Connecting the TV to the internet using a wireless LAN.
Connecting the TV to the internet using a LAN cable.
Accessing and navigating websites using the TV's built-in browser.
Enjoying on-demand movies and cartoons via Internet video services.
Accessing interactive content via small downloadable applications.
Making video and voice calls using the Skype service.
Searching for information about music heard from TV programs.
Searching for music/video content using keywords.
Connecting Wi-Fi Direct devices directly to the TV without a router.
Displaying photos with geographical location maps.
Playing media files stored on a PC on the home network.
Playing media files from controllers directly on the TV.
Displaying and deregistering registered network devices.
Managing access permissions for specified controllers.
Configuring advanced settings for media renderers.
Choosing which media servers appear in the Home Menu.
Diagnosing issues with media server connectivity.
Playing media files from a renderer-compatible controller.
Controlling the TV using a smartphone or PC application.
Adjust picture modes and screen size/position for optimal viewing.
Fine-tune bass, treble, balance, and other sound parameters.
Manage digital and analog signal information and tuning.
Customize information banners and interactive applications.
Adjust key tones, startup logo, and menu language.
Configure sound output to TV speakers or audio systems.
Manage and customize external input labels and icons.
Run initial setup, check contact info, and update software.
Solutions for TV turning on or off unexpectedly.
Troubleshoot issues like black spots, distorted images, or poor quality.
Resolve problems with signal reception, ghosting, or blank channels.
Troubleshoot no sound, audio noise, or distorted audio issues.
Resolve issues with connected devices like no picture or input selection problems.
Troubleshoot wireless connection, internet video, and widget issues.
Resolve issues with server connectivity and media file display.
Troubleshoot when the remote control is not operating correctly.
