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General| Screen Type | led |
|---|---|
| Wall Mount | 200mm x 200mm |
| Tuner | digital |
| Screen Size | 49.5 inches, 50 inches |
| Refresh Rate | 120hz |
| HDR | no |
| Number Of Speakers | 2 |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| RF Antenna | yes |
| Network | built-in wi-fi |
| Headphones Output | no |
| Digital Optical Audio Outputs | 1 |
| Analog Audio Outputs | 1 |
| Component Video Inputs | 1 |
| Composite Video Inputs | 1 |
| DVI | 0 |
| SmartTV | vizio internet apps (v.i.a.) |
| Remote Control | smart |
| 3D | no |
| Power Consumption | 111 kilowatt hours |
| Depth with Stand | 10.04 inches |
| Height with Stand | 28.27 inches |
| Width with Stand | 44.24 inches |
| Net Weight with Stand | 28.44 pounds |
| Depth without Stand | 2.52 inches |
| Height without Stand | 25.91 inches |
| Net Weight without Stand | 27.56 pounds |
Essential guidelines to prevent injury and product damage during use.
Information on registering your TV and purchasing extended warranty plans.
Safety measures for connecting antennas to protect against voltage surges.
Verify all items are present and undamaged before installation.
Step-by-step guide to attach the TV stands securely to the base.
Instructions and considerations for mounting the TV on a wall.
Identification of front panel indicator and sensor.
Identification and purpose of various ports on the rear of the TV.
Explanation of primary buttons like Menu, Input, Navigation, and App Launchers.
Instructions on how to replace batteries in the remote control.
Guide to connecting external devices using various cable types.
Details on RCA, Optical/SPDIF, and HDMI audio cable connections.
Using HDMI ARC for simplified audio connection and control.
Steps for connecting the TV to a wired or wireless home network.
Manual setup for IP address, Subnet Mask, and DNS settings.
Verifying connection and finding MAC addresses for setup.
How to open, navigate menus, and switch between input sources.
Changing the picture's display mode (Normal, Stretch, Zoom, etc.).
Adjusting brightness, contrast, color, tint, and sharpness for optimal viewing.
Choosing preset picture modes like Standard, Vivid, Game, or Computer.
Adjusting Color Temperature, Black Detail, Noise Reduction, and Size/Position.
Changing the white balance for different color temperature presets.
Saving, locking, resetting, or deleting custom picture mode settings.
Understanding color calibration options and saving settings.
Fine-tuning Hue, Saturation, Brightness and white balance settings.
Turning individual color channels on or off for testing.
Fine-tuning white balance using gain and color values.
Displaying test patterns for calibration and troubleshooting.
Protecting custom picture settings with a PIN.
Removing unused custom picture mode settings.
Customizing sound output with TV Speakers, Surround Sound, and Volume Leveling.
Configuring digital audio output and volume control for external speakers.
Selecting preset audio modes or customizing equalizer settings.
Restoring equalizer settings to factory defaults.
Automatically turning off the TV or disabling auto-off.
Setting the delay for the screen saver to activate during inactivity.
Steps to connect to a broadcasted wireless network by entering SSID and password.
Manual configuration for IP address, Subnet Mask, and DNS settings.
Locating MAC addresses needed for router security configuration.
Establishing a connection to a wireless network without a broadcasted SSID.
Verifying connection status and speed.
Choosing the signal source for channel tuning.
Performing an auto-scan to detect available TV channels.
Adding a range of channels or a single analog channel.
Scanning for a specific range of channels.
Selecting audio language for analog and digital broadcasts via SAP.
Turning closed caption display on or off for programs.
Adjusting text style, size, color, and edges for digital captions.
Accessing technical data and status of the TV and its network connection.
Selecting the preferred language for the TV's interface.
Configuring the time zone for accurate program guide display.
Managing content access based on program rating systems.
Preventing access to specific TV channels using a lock feature.
Blocking specific content ratings or all unrated shows.
Setting or changing the passcode for parental controls.
Restoring all content lock settings to factory defaults.
Adjusting how video is displayed when the menu is open.
Changing the picture's display mode (Normal, Stretch, Zoom, etc.).
Setting a custom name for DLNA-certified device connectivity.
Using the TV remote to control connected HDMI devices.
Adjusting the visibility of the TV's power indicator light.
Initiating the search for CEC-compatible devices connected via HDMI.
Resetting all TV settings to their original factory defaults.
Controlling the display of program-related information.
Connecting and viewing photos from a USB thumb drive.
Proper procedure to disconnect a USB drive from the TV.
Accessing and launching V.I.A. Plus applications from the dock.
Launching apps directly using dedicated remote control keys.
Selecting and adding favorite applications to the My Apps list.
Removing applications from the My Apps list.
Diagnosing and resolving issues related to signal reception, display, and audio.
Addressing problems with color, picture quality, and remote control malfunctions.
Resolving problems with image quality, distortion, or screen coverage.
Understanding why volume or display size changes between inputs.
Compliance information regarding radio frequency emissions.
Information regarding the use of open source software components.
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