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If you are experiencing a lack of sound with your Strong TV Accessories, the TV or the device might be on mute, or the volume could be set too low. To resolve this, press the mute button to restore the sound and then increase the volume to your desired level.
Why is my Strong SRT41 remote control not working?
If your Strong TV Accessories remote control isn't working, the batteries might be low, or the remote could be broken or lost pairing. Try replacing the batteries. If that doesn't work, send the device to the local maintenance service station for checking or wait until pair screen appears, pair.
How to configure audio settings for Strong SRT41?
To configure the audio settings for your Strong TV Accessories, navigate to Settings> Display & Sound > Advanced sound settings.
General| Type | Digital Satellite Receiver |
|---|---|
| EPG | Yes |
| Connectivity | LNB IN |
| Video Output | CVBS |
| Audio Output | RCA |
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the device, including electrical hazards, battery handling, and ventilation.
Guidance on proper storage of the device and keeping packaging during the warranty period.
Lists all items included in the product package, such as the Google TV Stick, remote, adapter, and batteries.
Details the physical panel of the TV Stick, identifying ports like HDMI and Micro USB.
Explains the functions of each button on the remote control for navigating the device and its features.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the SRT41 stick to your television via the HDMI port.
Guidance on connecting to Wi-Fi networks and selecting the appropriate frequency band (2.4GHz or 5GHz).
Instructions for pairing the Bluetooth remote to the TV Stick to enable Google Assistant functionality.
Options for controlling volume and power using your phone, voice commands, or compatible displays.
Step 1: Select your preferred language from the Welcome Page for the device interface.
Step 2: Choose whether to allow Google to use your location to improve the user experience.
Step 3: Set up the TV stick using the Google Home app on your phone via QR code or manual entry.
Step 4: Connect to your Wi-Fi network by selecting the network name and entering the password.
Step 5: Sign in with your Google Account to access personalized services and features.
Step 6: Read and accept the Google Services Terms of Service & Privacy Policy.
Step 7: Select whether to allow the TV stick to send automatic diagnostic and usage data to Google.
Step 8: Turn on the Google Assistant function for voice control via the remote.
Step 9: Complete the walkthrough and click DONE to start using your Google TV experience.
Opens the Settings menu to check device info, manage accounts, and change system settings.
Connect to Wi-Fi networks by selecting name, entering password, and confirming connection.
Change language settings and manage Bluetooth device pairing and removal.
Sign up for new Google accounts or add/switch existing accounts for easier login and security.
Erases all data and settings by performing a factory data reset via the System > About > Reset menu.
View device model, version, firmware, and check for system updates in the About menu.
Access the Google Play Store to search and download applications for your TV Stick.
Learn how to cast content from a mobile device or Google Chrome using built-in Chromecast.
Use voice commands to play shows, videos, music, search content, and get information.
Control playback, adjust volume, and manage power using voice commands with the remote.
Get answers to questions about sports, calculations, definitions, and general knowledge.
Solutions for common problems like no LED display after power on, or no sound due to mute or low volume.
Troubleshooting for Wi-Fi connection failures, remote control malfunctions, and lost pairing.
Resolving issues related to no picture on screen (HDMI input) or incorrect audio settings.
Details on supported video resolutions, formats, aspect ratios, and audio decoding capabilities.
Information on operating system, chipset, CPU, GPU, memory, connectors, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
Specifications for power supply, input voltage, operating temperature range, dimensions, and weight.
