Samsung LED 7500, LED 8000, PDP 8500, UHD F9000, S9 E-manual

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E-MANUAL

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Contents

e-Manual Guide

Viewing the e-Manual

1 Scrolling a Page

1 Using the Top Icons

1 Returning to the Home Page

2 Searching the Index

2 Searching Pages

2 Closing the e-Manual

2 Jumping to a Menu Item

2 Updating the e-Manual

Getting Started

Antenna Connection

3 For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

3 For the UHD F9000 series models

Video Device Connections

Computer Connection

18 HDMI Connection

18 For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

19 For the UHD F9000 series models

19 HDMI-to-DVI Connection

19 For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

20 For the UHD F9000 models

Smartphone Connection

21 For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

22 For the UHD F9000 series models

Switching Between Video Sources

Programming

24 Auto Tuning

24 Digital Manual Tuning

Channel Management

26 Remove Channels

26 Channel Lock

26 Channel Unlock

HDMI Connection

5 For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

6 For the UHD F9000 series models

Component Connection

7 For the LED 7500 series models

8 For the LED 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

9 For the UHD F9000 series models

AV Connection

10 For the LED 7500 series models

11 For the LED 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

12 For the UHD F9000 series models

Audio Device Connections

Digital Audio (Optical) Connection

14 For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

14 For the UHD F9000 series models

Audio Output Connection

15 For the LED 7500 and 8000 series models

26 Rename Analog Channels

Favorite Channels

27 Add Favorite Channels

28 Remove Favorite Channels

28 Rearrange the Favorite Channels List

28 Rename a Favorite Channel List

28 Copy a Favorite Channels List

Network Configuration

29 Wired Network

29 For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

30 For the UHD F9000 series models

31 Wireless Network

31 Wireless Network Precautions

31 Network Security Protocols

Wired Network Setup

32 Automatic Wired Network Setup

32 Manual Wired Network Setup

34 Failed Wired Connection

15 For the UHD F9000 series models

ARC (Audio Return Channel)

16 For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

17 For the UHD F9000 series models

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Wireless Network Setup

35 Automatic Wireless Network Setup

36 Manual Wireless Network Setup

37 Using the WPS Button

38 Failed Wireless Connection

39 Dynamic versus Static IP Addresses

Universal Remote Control Setup

53 Connecting the IR EXTENDER CABLE

53 For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

54 For the UHD F9000 series models

54 Add the External Device

54 Using the Universal Remote Control

54 Registered External Device Management

Checking the Network Status

Mobile Device Connection

41 Wi-Fi Direct

41 AllShare Settings

41 Rename the TV

Controlling the TV

Smart Touch Control

42 Inserting the Batteries (AAA X 2)

43 Connecting to the TV

43 Reconnecting the Smar t Touch Control

44 Battery Low Alarm

44 Buttons and Descriptions

46 Special Functions

Using the touchpad

47 Dragging

47 Pressing

48 Flicking

48 Pressing and Holding

48 Pressing and Dragging

49 Scrolling Up/Down

49 Scrolling Left/Right

50 Changing Channels by Entering Numbers

50 Numerical Input Guide

50 Touch Pad Sensitivity Setting

51 Show Status and Notification Banner

51 History

51 Deleting History Data

51 Searching

Entering Text using the Onscreen Keypad

55 Entering Text using the QWERTY Keypad

55 Additional Features

SMART Interaction

56 Precautions

56 Face Recognition

56 TV Camera Use

57 Motion Control

57 Voice Recognition

Voice Recognition

58 Operating Environment

59 Voice Recognition Environment Test

59 Enabling Voice Recognition

59 Voice Recognition Tutorial

60 Basic Voice Recognition Use

60 Voice Recognition Settings

60 Deactivating Voice Recognition

Motion Control

61 Operating Environment

62 Motion Control Environment Test

62 Motion Control Tutorial

62 Motion Control Activation

63 Using the Basic Motion Controls

63 Motion Control Options

64 Motion Control Screen

64 The Screen Composition while Viewing TV

65 The Smart Hub Screen Composition

Face Recognition

67 Operating Environment

68 Face Registration

68 Face Recognition Login

Virtual Remote Control

52 Changing the Virtual Remote Control Panel

52 Changing a position of the Virtual Remote Panel

52 Using the Number Panel

52 Using the Playback Control Panel

52 Using the Quick Access Panel

52 Adjusting the virtual remote panel size

Using Peripheral Devices

69 Keyboard Connection

69 Keyboard Use

70 Mouse Connection

70 Mouse Use

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TV Viewing

Timeshift

82 Precautions

TV Viewing

71 Program Info

71 Change the Broadcast Signal

71 Guide

72 Change Channels

72 Recording the Current Program

72 Change Category

72 Quick Search

72 Schedule Viewing

72 Schedule Recording

72 Checking the Program Info

73 Channel List

73 Change Channels

73 Sorting

73 Change the Broadcast Signal

73 Change the Channel List

73 Edit Favorite Channels

Schedule Viewing

74 Digital Channel Schedule Viewing

75 Guide

75 Program Info

75 Analog Channel Schedule Viewing

75 Cancel a Schedule Viewing

75 Edit Schedule List

83 Activating the Timeshift function

3D TV

84 Precautions

84 Restrictions

84 Tips

85 Activating 3D Mode

85 Setting 3D Effects

PIP

Analog Screen Calibration

87 Fine Tune

87 Color System

Broadcast Audio Options

88 Analog Broadcast Audio Options

88 Digital Broadcast Audio Options

Sports Mode

Subtitles

89 Show Subtitles

89 Subtitle Options

Schedule Recording

76 Precautions

77 Dedicated Recording Device Setup

77 Plug & Play

78 Dedicated Recording Device Management

78 Program Recording

78 Instant Recording

78 Guide

78 Program Info

79 Specified Time and Date

79 Cancel the Schedule Recording function

79 Edit Schedule List

Recorded Program Playback

79 Changing the Viewing Mode

79 Filtered View

79 Playlist Creation

80 Recording Lock/Unlock

80 Deleting Saved Programs

80 Rename

80 Device Management

Captions

90 Show Captions

90 Caption Options

TV Settings

Basic Picture Settings

91 Changing the Picture Mode

92 Picture Quality

92 Applying the Current Picture Quality Setting to Another

Input

93 Picture Size

94 Screen Position

94 Picture Off

94 Reset Image Settings

Advanced Settings

Picture Options

80 Playing a Different Program

81 Program Scan

81 Additional Recorded Program Playback Settings

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Basic Sound Settings

99 Changing the Sound Mode

Additional Features

112 Changing the Menu Language

100 Adjusting the Sound Settings

100 Auto Volume

100 TV Installation Type

100 Resetting the Sound

Sound Customizer

101 Creating a Custom Sound

101 Modifying Sound Profiles

101 Managing Custom Sounds

3D Audio

Speaker Settings

103 Speaker Select

103 DTV Audio Level

103 Digital Audio Output

104 Dolby Digital Comp

104 Samsung Audio Device Connection

Clock and Timer

105 Setting the Time

105 Auto

106 Manual

106 Sleep Timer

106 On Timer

107 Off Timer

Screen Protection and Maintenance

108 Eco Solution

109 Screen Burn Protection

109 Pixel Shift

109 Auto Protection Time

110 Scrolling

110 Side Gray

110 Auto Protection Time

112 Game Mode

112 Precautions and Restrictions

113 BD Wise

113 Menu Transparency

113 Sound Feedback

113 Panel Locking

113 Booting Logo

114 Light Effect

114 AV Color System

114 Anti Flicker

114 DivX® Video On Demand

SMART TV Features

Smart Hub

115 Agreements Required to Use Smart Hub

116 Samsung Account

116 Creating a Samsung Account

116 Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy

117 Logging In

117 Linking a Samsung Account to Other Accounts

118 Managing Accounts

118 Resetting Smart Hub

Searching

118 Keyword Search

118 Setting Search Scope

Status and Notifications

119 Show Status and Notification Banner

119 Voice Recognition & Motion Control Configuration

119 Samsung Account Configuration

119 Network Configuration

119 Notifications

Password

111 Change Password

NewsON

120 News

120 Weather

Social

121 Social Settings

121 Checking the Application

121 Connecting a Service to a Samsung Account

122 Watching Videos

122 Friend Profile

122 Select a friend to call

122 Filters

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Apps

124 Precautions

Music

137 Changing the view mode

125 Installing Standard Applications

125 Launching an Application

125 Samsung Apps

125 Searching for Apps

125 Installing Applications

126 Apps Management

126 Edit My Apps

127 Deleting Applications

127 Managing Application Folders

127 Application Lock/Unlock

127 Application Update

127 Setting up the Application Auto Update

128 Fitness

128 Creating a Profile

128 Kids

129 WebBrowser

129 Social Networks

129 Linking Service Accounts

130 Apps Settings

130 Auto Ticker

130 Push Notification Settings

130 Channel-Bound Apps

130 Properties

Photos, Videos & Music

131 Restrictions

132 Supported File Formats

132 USB Device Connection

132 USB Device Removal

132 Playing all the Content on a Storage Device

137 Playlist Creation

137 Music Scanning

137 Opening a Different File

137 Additional Music Playback Settings

Photos

138 Changing the view mode

138 Slide Show

138 Slide show Settings

138 Playlist Creation

139 Opening a Different File

139 Background Music

139 Mini Player

139 Additional Photo Playback Settings

Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

140 Precautions

141 Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) Setup

141 Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) Use

141 Switching between Anynet+ Devices

142 Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) Device Menu

142 ARC

Sharing Mobile Device Screens on the TV

143 MHL

143 MHL USE

144 Screen Mirroring

144 Mobile Device Connection

133 Clearing the Recent Playlist

133 Using Networked External Storage Devices

133 Allowing DLNA Device Connections

134 Samsung Link

134 Exporting Contents

Videos

134 Changing the view mode

134 Playlist Creation

135 Opening a Different File

135 Video Scanning

136 Show Subtitles

136 Additional Video Playback Settings

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Other Information

Troubleshooting

Support

145 Remote Management

146 What is Remote Support?

146 How Does it Work?

147 e-Manual

147 Self Diagnosis

147 Picture Test

148 Sound Test

148 Voice & Motion Control Environment Check

148 Signal Information

148 Reset

149 Updating the Software

149 Update now

149 Auto Update

150 Usage Mode

150 Support Info

Kensington Security Lock

Display Resolution

151 IBM

151 MAC

Screen

Sound

3D TV

Antenna (Air/Cable) Connection

PC Connection

Networking

Miscellaneous

Schedule Recording / Timeshift

Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

Apps

Photos, Videos & Music

Reset the Personal Info and TV settings

Web Browser

152 VESA DMT

Picture Size and Input Signal

Supported 3D Resolutions

153 HDMI

153 3D Format: L/R, T/B

154 3D Format: Frame Packing

154 Component

154 Digital Channel

154 Videos/Photos

154 Computer via HDMI

Subtitle and Media Contents file formats, and Codec

155 Subtitle

155 External

155 Internal

156 Supported image resolutions

156 Supported music file formats

157 Video Codec

157 Other Restrictions

158 Video Decoders

158 Audio Decoders

3D Active Glasses

159 Viewing guidelines

160 CAUTION

161 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Licenses

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Viewing the e-Manual

The embedded e-Manual contains information about your TV's key features.

This TV has a built-in user guide. To read it, use one of the following methods:

Open the Support menu and choose e-Manual (Troubleshooting).

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Press the MORE button on the Smart Touch Control to display control buttons on the screen.

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Flick the Touch Pad until e-Manual appears and select it.

Words in blue refer to screen menu options and words in light blue refer to remote control buttons.

A printable version of this guide is also available at www.samsung.com/support.

Scrolling a Page

To scroll a page, use of one of the following methods:

Press the or button on the scroll bar at the right edge of the screen.

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Drag or flick up or down from either edge of the touchpad.

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Place the focus on the or button at the right edge of the screen, drag or flick up or down

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on the touchpad.

Using the Top Icons

Use the Back, Forward, and Opened pages icons on the top left of the screen to navigate through pages. These icons are available when two or more pages are passed.

Returning to the Home Page

To return to the home page, select the a button or select on the top right of the screen.

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Searching the Index

Select the b button or select on the top right of the screen to display the index. Select a term to display the page containing the term.

Searching Pages

Select the { button or select on the top right of the screen, and enter search criteria. Select a page from the list of search results to display it.

Closing the e-Manual

To close the e-Manual, press hold the RETURN button or select at the upper-right corner of the screen.

Jumping to a Menu Item

To directly jump to the menu item that is described in the current section, select to jump from a menu item directly to the related section in the e-Manual. On the screen menu, press the MORE button on the Smart Touch Control and then select e-Manual on the virtual control panel that appears on the screen.

This feature may not be available, depending on the menu.

Try Now

. It is possible

Updating the e-Manual

Press the button and select Apps, and then select More Apps. The e-manual can be updated in the same way with an application update.

On the More Apps screen, select Update Apps, and then select e-Manual from the list. The e-Manual starts updating to the latest version. However, Update Apps appears on the screen only when the update is required.

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Antenna Connection

Refer to the diagram and connect the antenna cable to the antenna input connector. Make sure that you do not bend the cable. The number of connectors and their names and locations may vary depending on the model.

Connect the correct antenna cable for your viewing environment (over-the-air or cable broadcasting). However, an antenna connection is not necessary if you are using a cable box or satellite receiver.

For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

For the UHD F9000 series models

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Video Device Connections

This TV has a wide range of connectors for video input from video devices such as Blu-ray players, DVD players, camcorders and gaming consoles. Below is a list of featured connectors shown in descending order of picture quality.

HDMI

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Component

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Connect the video device to the TV via an HDMI connector for the best picture quality. If the device does not have an HDMI connector, try a component connector to get the next best possible picture quality.

The number of connectors and their names and locations may vary depending on the model.

When connecting an external device, refer to the device's operating manual. The number of external device connectors and their names and locations may vary depending on the manufacturer.

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HDMI Connection

For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the HDMI cable to the video device's HDMI output connector and the TV's HDMI input connector. One of the following HDMI cable types is recommended:

High-Speed HDMI Cable

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High-Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet

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Use an HDMI cable with a thickness of 1.4 cm or less. Using a non-certified HDMI cable may result in a blank screen or a connection error.

Some HDMI cables and devices may not be compatible with the TV due to different HDMI specifications.

This TV does not support the HDMI Ethernet Channel.

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For the UHD F9000 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the HDMI cable to the video device's HDMI output connector and the One Connect HDMI input connector. One of the following HDMI cable types is recommended:

High-Speed HDMI Cable

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High-Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet

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Use an HDMI cable with a thickness of 1.4 cm or less. Using a non-certified HDMI cable may result in a blank screen or a connection error.

Some HDMI cables and devices may not be compatible with the TV due to different HDMI specifications.

This TV does not support the HDMI Ethernet Channel.

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Component Connection

For the LED 7500 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the TV’s component video and audio input connectors to the external device’s component video and audio output connectors using a component cable, so that the connectors of the same color connect to each other, as shown in the figure.

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For the LED 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

Refer to the diagram and, connect a component cable to the provided two jack-to-RCA extension cables, so that the connectors of the same color connect to each other. Plug the two jacks into the TV’s component video and audio input connectors, and plug the five connectors on the other end into the external device’s component video and audio output connectors, as shown in the figure.

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For the UHD F9000 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the component video and audio cables to the component adapter (accessory) and to the One Connect component input connectors. Make sure the cable colors match the connector colors.

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AV Connection

For the LED 7500 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the AV cable to the TV's external input connectors and the device's AV output connectors.

If you are using the TV's external input 1 connectors, connect the video cable to the Y connector.

If the TV's external input 2 connectors are being used, use the enclosed AV connection adapter.

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For the LED 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

Connect a composite cable to the provided jack-to-RCA extension cable, so that the connectors of the same color connect to each other. Plug the jack into the TV’s composite video and audio input connector, and plug the three connectors on the other end into the external device’s composite video and audio output connectors, as shown in the figure.

AV IN 2 is supported in LED 8000 Series only.

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For the UHD F9000 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the video and audio cables to the A/V adapter (included) and the adapter to One Connect's external input 1 or 2 connector.

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Audio Device Connections

This TV has a wide range of connectors for audio input from devices such as amplifiers, Blu-ray players and DVD players. For better audio quality, it is a good idea to use an AV receiver.

Digital Audio (Optical)

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Audio

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ARC (Audio Return Channel)

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The number of connectors and their names and locations may vary depending on the model.

When connecting an external device, refer to the device's operating manual. The number of external device connectors and their names and locations may vary depending on the manufacturer.

Digital Audio (Optical) Connection

Connecting the device using an optical cable does not automatically turn off the TV speakers. To turn off the TV speakers, open the Speaker Select (Sound > Speaker Settings > Speaker Select) menu, then set External Speaker.

Adjust the audio device's volume using its remote control.

An unusual noise coming from the audio device while it is being used may indicate a problem with the audio device itself. If this is the case, ask for assistance from the audio device manufacturer.

5.1-channel audio for digital channels is only available with broadcasts that support 5.1-channel audio.

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For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the optical cable to the TV's digital audio output connector and the device's digital audio input connector.

For the UHD F9000 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the optical cable to the One Connect digital audio output connector and the device's digital audio input connector.

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Audio Output Connection

For the LED 7500 and 8000 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the audio cable to the TV's audio output connector and the device's audio input connector.

For the UHD F9000 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the audio cable to the One Connect audio output connector and the device's audio input connector.

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ARC (Audio Return Channel)

For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

This TV supports 3D and ARC (Audio Return Channel) functions via an HDMI cable. ARC enables digital sound to be output using just an HDMI cable. However, ARC is only available through the HDMI (ARC) port and only when the TV is connected to an ARC-enabled AV receiver. Connect the HDMI cable to the TV's HDMI (ARC) connector and the device's HDMI output connector.

Certain functions such as the Smart Hub may not be available if 3D Auto View is set to On while Source is in HDMI mode. In this case, set 3D Auto View or 3D Mode to Off.

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For the UHD F9000 series models

This TV supports 3D and ARC (Audio Return Channel) functions via an HDMI cable. ARC enables digital sound to be output using just an HDMI cable. However, ARC is only available through the HDMI (ARC) port and only when the One Connect is connected to an ARC-enabled AV receiver. Connect the HDMI cable to the One Connect HDMI (ARC) connector and the device's HDMI output connector.

Certain functions such as the Smart Hub may not be available if 3D Auto View is set to On while Source is in HDMI mode. In this case, set 3D Auto View or 3D Mode to Off.

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Computer Connection

This TV supports the HDMI/DVI port for connect the computer. Not all computers are HDMI-enabled. In this case, use an HDMI-to-DVI cable to connect the computer to the TV. Refer to the "Display Resolution" for information on the resolution settings supported to the TV.

HDMI Connection

For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the HDMI cable to the TV's HDMI input port and the computer's HDMI output port.

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For the UHD F9000 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the HDMI cable to the One Connect HDMI input port and the computer's HDMI output port.

HDMI-to-DVI Connection

For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the HDMI-to-DVI cable to the TV's HDMI (DVI) port and the computer's DVI output port. The HDMI-to-DVI connection is available through the HDMI (DVI) port only.

DVI cannot carry audio. To listen to the computer sound, connect the external speaker to the computer’s audio output connector.

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For the UHD F9000 models

Refer to the diagram and connect the HDMI-to-DVI cable to the One Connect HDMI (DVI) port and the computer's DVI output port. The HDMI-to-DVI connection is available through the HDMI (DVI) port only.

DVI cannot carry audio. To listen to the computer sound, connect the external speaker to the computer’s audio output connector.

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Smartphone Connection

This TV supports MHL (Mobile High-definition Link) via an MHL cable. MHL makes it possible to enjoy video, image, and audio files from mobile devices on your TV. However, MHL is only available through the TV's HDMI (MHL) port and only when used in conjunction with an MHL-enabled mobile device. Connect the MHL-to-HDMI cable to the TV's HDMI (MHL) port and the mobile device's USB port.

Connecting the MHL-to-HDMI cable automatically switches Picture Size to Screen Fit. This setting will not change automatically if you are using an HDMI adapter. In this case, change the setting manually in the menu.

If you are using an HDMI adapter, the TV recognizes the signal as an HDMI signal and may respond differently than it would to an MHL-to-HDMI cable connection.

For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the MHL cable to the TV's HDMI (MHL) connector and the mobile device's USB port.

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For the UHD F9000 series models

Refer to the diagram and connect the MHL cable to One Connect's HDMI (MHL) connector and the mobile device's USB port.

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Switching Between Video Sources

Press the SOURCE button to switch between devices connected to the TV.

For example, to switch to a game console connected to the second HDMI connector, press the

SOURCE button. From the Source list, select HDMI2. The connector names may vary depending on the

product.

Select Tools at the upper-right corner of the Source screen to access the following functions.

Edit Name: You can rename devices connected to the TV to more easily identify external sources.

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With a computer connected to the TV's HDMI (DVI) port via an HDMI cable, for example, you can change Edit Name to PC.

With a computer connected to the TV's HDMI (DVI) port via an HDMI-to-DVI cable, for example, you can change Edit Name to DVI PC.

With an AV device connected to the TV's HDMI (DVI) port via an HDMI-to-DVI cable, for example, you can change Edit Name to DVI Devices.

Information: View detailed information about the connected devices.

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Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC): A list appears showing Anynet+ compatible ones of external devices

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connected to the TV.

Remove USB: Remove the USB device from the list safely. This function is only available when

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the USB device selected.

To add a new external device to control it with the Touch Remote Control, press the SOURCE button and select Universal Remote Setup on the top right of the screen. Using the universal remote control, users can control external devices connected to the TV, such as a set-top box, Blu-ray player, and AV receiver. For details, see "Universal Remote Control Setup".

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Programming

Scan and index available channels.

Broadcasting

Auto Tuning

Antenna Cable

Channel List

Guide

Schedule Manager

Edit Channel

Edit Favorites

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

You can also remove channels from the index, and designate favorite channels for a more convenient TV viewing experience. Programming is not necessary if you are connected to a cable or satellite receiver.

Auto Tuning

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Auto Tuning

Automatically scans and indexes all channels received through the TV's antenna input connector.

To start, navigate to Broadcasting and select Auto Tuning.

Select Start when prompted with a message. This initiates the Auto Tuning function. The process

can take up to 30 minutes to complete. If starting the Auto Tuning function when there is an existing index of channels overwrites the previous index.

Try Now

Digital Manual Tuning

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Channel Settings > Digital Manual Tuning

Scans for a digital channel manually and stores in the TV. This function is available only when the

Antenna is set to Air.

If a channel is locked using the Channel Lock function, the PIN input window appears.

This function may not be supported depending on the country.

Select the New, and then input the desired digital channel information.

Try Now

Select the Search. When scanning has finished, a channels is updated in the channel list.

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Channel Management

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Edit Channel

Try Now Try Now

Broadcasting

Auto Tuning

Antenna Cable

Channel List

Guide

Schedule Manager

Edit Channel

Edit Favorites

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

Remove channels from the index, and rename analog channels. The Edit Channel screen icons indicate the following:

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: An analog channel

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: A favorite channel

: A locked channel

From the Edit Channel screen, select the Virtual Remote panel's TOOLS button to access the following options:

Sorting: (digital channels only) Change the list ordered by name or number.

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Antenna: Choose between Cable and Air.

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Category: The TV's channel index is divided into different categories such as All, TV, Analog,

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Added Ch., Recently Viewed and Mostly Viewed. Choose a category. Choose a category.

Edit Favorites: You can designate frequently watched channels as favorites. For details, see

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"Favorite Channels".

Rename Channel: Rename the channel (up to 5 characters in length). This option is only available

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for analog channels.

Channel Info: (digital channels only) Check the information of the channel.

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Information: View detailed information about the current program.

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Remove Channels

Remove registered channels from the index. Removing channels appearing in the Recently Viewed or

Mostly Viewed list clears the channels from the list only and does not remove them from the index.

From the screen, select the channels you wish to remove. Unselect channels by choosing them

again.

Select the { button. The selected channel(s) will be deleted.

Channel Lock

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Channel Lock

You can lock channels you don't want your children to view.

Lock is only available with Channel Lock set to On.

Navigate to the Edit Channel screen, select the channels you wish to lock, select the then enter the password. This locks the selected channels.

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button, and

Channel Unlock

Unlock locked channels. Navigate to the Edit Channel screen, select the locked channels you wish to unlock, select the b button and then enter the password. This unlocks the selected channels.

Rename Analog Channels

Select an analog channel from Edit Channel Screen and then select the Virtual Remote panel's TOOLS button to display a list of options. Select Rename channel from the list.

You can now rename the selected channel. The new name can be up to 5 characters long.

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Favorite Channels

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Edit Favorites

Try Now

Broadcasting

Auto Tuning

Antenna Cable

Channel List

Guide

Schedule Manager

Edit Channel

Edit Favorites

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

You can designate frequently watched channels as favorites. The channels assigned as a favorite are

displayed with the

symbol on the Edit Channel and channel list screens.. You can create up to 5

favorite channel lists. You can also rename and edit favorite channel lists.

From the Edit Favorites screen, select the Virtual Remote panel's TOOLS button to access the following options:

Sorting: (digital channels only) Change the list ordered by name or number.

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Antenna: Choose between Cable and Air.

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Edit Channel: You can manage the channels saved on the TV. For details, see "Channel

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Management".

Information: View detailed information about the current program.

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Add Favorite Channels

Add a channel to a favorite channels list.

Select the a button to bring up the channel list containing the channels you wish to add and then

select the channels. However, the a button is available only when the Recently Viewed or Mostly

Viewed channel list has one or more channel entries.

Select the b button to bring up a favorite channels list and then select the { button to add the

selected channels.

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Remove Favorite Channels

Remove channels from a favorite channels list.

Select the b button to bring up a favorite channels list and then select the channels you wish to

remove.

Select the { button to remove the channels from the list.

Rearrange the Favorite Channels List

Rearrange the order of the channels in a Favorite Channels List.

Select the b button to bring up the a favorite channels list and select the channel you wish to

move.

Select the a button to rearrange the order of the selected channel. Select Done E or press the

touchpad to finish.

Rename a Favorite Channel List

Rename an existing favorite channels list.

Select the Virtual Remote panel's TOOLS button to display the list. Select Rename Favorites from

the list.

Rename the list in the popup window. The new name can be up to 20 characters long.

Copy a Favorite Channels List

Copy channels from one favorite channels list to another.

Select the b button to bring up a Favorite Channels List and select the channels you wish to

copy.

Select the Virtual Remote panel's TOOLS button to display the list. Select Copy to Favorites from

the list, and then select the Favorite Channels List(s) you wish to copy to. This copies over the channels to the selected Favorite Channels List(s).

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Network Configuration

Connecting the TV to a network gives you access to online services such as the Smart Hub as well as software updates.

Wired Network

For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

There are three ways to connect the TV to a Local Area Network (LAN).

External Modem

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① IP Router + ② External Modem

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Wall-mounted LAN Outlet

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For the UHD F9000 series models

There are three ways to connect the TV to a Local Area Network (LAN).

External Modem

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① IP Router + ② External Modem

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Wall-mounted LAN Outlet

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Wireless Network

Connect the TV to the Internet using a standard router or modem.

Wireless Network Precautions

This TV supports the IEEE 802.11a/b/g /n communication protocols. Samsung recommends using

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IEEE 802.11n. Otherwise when you play video over a network connection, the video may not play smoothly.

To use a wireless network, the TV must be connected to a wireless router or modem. If the

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wireless router supports DHCP, the TV can use a DHCP or static IP address to connect to the wireless network.

Select a channel that is not currently in use for the wireless router. If the channel set for the

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wireless router is currently being used by another device, the result is usually interference and/or a communications failure.

Most wireless networks have an optional security system. To enable a wireless network's security

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system, you need to create a security key using characters and numbers. This security key is then needed to connect to the wireless network.

Network Security Protocols

The TV only supports the following wireless network security protocols and is unable to connect to non-certified wireless routers:

Authentication Modes: WEP, WPAPSK, WPA2PSK

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Encryption Types: WEP, TKIP, AES

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If the wireless router has been set to Pure High-throughput (Greenfield) 802.11n mode and the Encryption Type to WEP or TKIP, Samsung TVs will not support the connection in compliance with the new Wi-Fi certification specifications.

If the wireless router supports WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup), it is possible to connect to the network using PBC (Push Button Configuration) or a PIN (Personal Identification Number). WPS automatically configures the SSID and WPA key settings.

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Wired Network Setup

Screen Menu > Network > Network Settings

Network

Network Status

Network Settings

Wi-Fi Direct

AllShare Settings

Device Name [TV]Samsung LE...

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

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Automatic Wired Network Setup

The TV's wired network connection is automatically configured when it is connected to a network that supports DHCP.

Set Network type to Wired and then select Connect.

The TV attempts to connect to the network. A confirmation message is then shown once a

connection is established. Select OK to proceed. If the attempt fails, try again or connect manually.

Manual Wired Network Setup

If the network requires a static IP address, enter the IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS values to connect to the network manually. To get the IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS values, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Refer to the "Dynamic versus Static IP Addresses" for more information.

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Set Network type to Wired and then select Connect.

Network Settings

Select your network type.

Network type Wired

Connect

Plug a network cable into the back of your TV.

Select Stop when the TV attempts to connect to the network. Once the network connection has

been interrupted, select IP Settings.

Network Settings

Connection verification cancelled.

Wired network connection test is stopped.

Change Network IP Settings Retry Close

From the IP Settings screen, set IP Setting to Enter manually, enter IP Address, Subnet Mask,

Gateway, and the DNS Server values, and then select OK.

IP Settings

IP Setting Enter manually

IP Address 0.0.0.0 Subnet Mask 0.0.0.0 Gateway 0.0.0.0

DNS Setting Enter manually

DNS Server 0.0.0.0

OK Cancel

The TV attempts to connect to the network again using the specified settings. A confirmation

message is then shown once a connection is established. Select OK to proceed.

The network connection speed may differ depending on the DNS server settings.

For details on the DNS server settings, contact the Internet service provider (ISP).

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Failed Wired Connection

No network cable found

Make sure the network cable is plugged in. If it is connected, make sure the router is turned on. If it is on, try turning if off and on again.

IP auto setting failed

Perform the following or set the IP address manually from IP Settings.

Ensure that the DHCP server is enabled on the router and reset the router.

If this does not work, contact your Internet Service Provider for more information.

Unable to connect to the network

Check the following:

Check the IP Settings settings.

Ensure that the DHCP server is enabled on the router and unplug and then plug the router back in.

If this does not work, contact your Internet Service Provider for more information.

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Connected to a local network, but not to the Internet

Make sure that the Internet LAN cable is connected to the router's external LAN port.

Check the DNS settings under IP Settings.

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

Network setup complete, but unable to connect to the Internet

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

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Wireless Network Setup

Screen Menu > Network > Network Settings

Network

Network Status

Network Settings

Wi-Fi Direct

AllShare Settings

Device Name [TV]Samsung LE...

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

Automatic Wireless Network Setup

Connect the TV to the Internet via a wireless router. Check the wireless router's SSID and security key settings before attempting to connect. The security key can be found on the wireless router's configuration screen.

Setting Network type to Wireless automatically displays a list of available wireless networks.

Select the network (SSID) you wish to connect to. If the desired wireless router doesn't appear in

the list, select Add Network and enter the network's SSID manually.

Enter the security key and select Done. If the selected network is not security-enabled, the TV will

attempt a connection right away.

The TV attempts to connect to the network. A confirmation message is then shown once a

connection is established. Select OK to proceed. If the attempt fails, try again or connect manually.

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Manual Wireless Network Setup

Setting Network type to Wireless automatically displays a list of available wireless networks.

Network Settings

Select your network type.

Network type Wireless

Wireless network

AP0000

AP0001

Add Network

Refresh WPS(PBC)

You can connect your TV to the internet. Please select which wireless network to use.

Select the network (SSID) you wish to connect to. If the desired wireless router doesn't appear in

the list, select Add Network and enter the network's SSID manually.

Enter the security key and select Done. If the selected network is not security-enabled, the TV will

attempt a connection right away.

Select Stop when the TV attempts to connect to the network. Once the network connection has

been interrupted, select IP Settings.

Network Settings

Connection verification cancelled.

Wireless network connection test is stopped.

Change Network IP Settings Retry Close

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From the IP Settings screen, set IP Setting to Enter manually, enter IP Address, Subnet Mask,

Gateway, and the DNS Server values, and then select OK.

IP Settings

IP Setting Enter manually

IP Address 0.0.0.0 Subnet Mask 0.0.0.0 Gateway 0.0.0.0

DNS Setting Enter manually

DNS Server 0.0.0.0

OK Cancel

The TV attempts to connect to the network again using the specified settings. A confirmation

message is then shown once a connection is established. Select OK to proceed.

The network connection speed may differ depending on the DNS server settings.

For details on the DNS server settings, contact the Internet service provider (ISP).

Using the WPS Button

If the router has a WPS push button, you can use it to connect the TV to the router automatically. WPS automatically configures the SSID and WPA key settings.

Setting Network type to Wireless automatically displays a list of available wireless networks.

Select WPS(PBC) and then press the router's WPS button within two minutes.

The TV automatically acquires the SSID and security key settings and connects to the network. A

confirmation message is then shown once a connection is established. Select OK to proceed.

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Failed Wireless Connection

Wireless network connection failed, or no wireless router selected.

Go to Network Settings and select the correct router.

Unable to connect to a wireless router

Check the following:

Check that the router is turned on, and if it is, turn it off and on again.

Enter the correct security key if required.

IP auto setting failed

Perform the following or set the IP address manually from IP Settings.

Make sure that the DHCP server is enabled on the router and unplug and plug the router back in.

Enter the correct security key if required.

If this does not work, contact your Internet Service Provider for more information.

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Unable to connect to the network

Check the following:

Check the IP Settings settings.

Enter the correct security key if required.

If this does not work, contact your Internet Service Provider for more information.

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Connected to a local network, but not to the Internet

Make sure that the Internet LAN cable is connected to the router's external LAN port.

Check the DNS settings under IP Settings.

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

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Network setup complete, but unable to connect to the Internet

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

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Dynamic versus Static IP Addresses

If the network requires a dynamic IP address, use an ADSL modem or router that supports the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). Modems and routers that support DHCP automatically provide the IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS values the TV needs to access the Internet, so they do not have to be entered manually. Most home networks use a dynamic IP address.

If the network requires a static IP address, enter the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS values manually when setting up the network connection. To get the IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS values, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP).

If the network requires a static IP address, use an ADSL modem that supports DHCP. ADSL modems that support DHCP also allow static IP addresses.

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Checking the Network Status

Screen Menu > Network > Network Status

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Network

Network Status

Network Settings

Wi-Fi Direct

AllShare Settings

Device Name [TV]Samsung LE...

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

View the current network and Internet status.

Mobile Device Connection

Network

Network Status

Network Settings

Wi-Fi Direct

AllShare Settings

Device Name [TV]Samsung LE...

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

You can either directly connect a mobile device to the TV with no need for a wireless router or connect them on the same network to play media files from the mobile device on the TV.

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Wi-Fi Direct

Screen Menu > Network > Wi-Fi Direct

Connect a mobile device that supports Wi-Fi Direct to the TV without using a wireless router.

Enable Wi-Fi Direct on the mobile device and then launch Wi-Fi Direct. The TV automatically

scans for and displays a list of available devices. The TV's name also appears on the mobile device.

Select the device from the list to initiate a connection. If a connection request is made by the

TV, a permission message appears on the mobile device and vice versa. Accept the request to connect the mobile device to the TV.

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AllShare Settings

Screen Menu > Network > AllShare Settings

This TV can play media files from computers or other DLNA-enabled devices connected to the TV via a network. For details, see "Using Networked External Storage Devices".

In addition, This TV can be used as a display for mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets. For details, see "Screen Mirroring".

Rename the TV

Screen Menu > Network > Device Name

Assign a unique name for your TV. The assigned name appears on the external devices connected to the TV via the network.

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Smart Touch Control

The Smart Touch Control makes it easier and more convenient to use the TV. For example, you can use the remote control's built-in touchpad to move the focus and make selections as you would on a computer using a mouse. In addition, you can use the virtual remote panel displayed on the screen to change channels, play media files, and access favorites.

Inserting the Batteries (AAA X 2)

Slightly lift the battery cover using a plastic card. Next, pull on the cover’s notch with a fingernail

to remove the cover completely.

Check the location of the battery cover groove. The groove's location may vary depending on the type of Smart Touch Control is provided with the product.

Insert 2 AAA batteries, making sure to align the positive and negative ends correctly.

Align the battery cover with the back of the remote control and press down along the edges until

it is cleanly attached to the remote control.

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Connecting to the TV

In order to operate the TV using a Smart Touch Control, you must first pair it to the TV via Bluetooth. However, the Smart Touch Control is only available for the paired Samsung TV.

We recommend to use the Smart Touch Control in less than 6m. A usable distance may differ depending on the wireless environmental conditions.

To turn on the TV, point the Smart Touch Control at the remote control receiver of the TV and

press the TV button. The remote control receiver's location may vary depending on the model.

A Bluetooth icon will appear at the bottom left of the screen as shown below. The TV will then

attempt to connect to the Smart Touch Control automatically.

Reconnecting the Smar t Touch Control

If the Smart Touch Control stops operating or works abnormally, replace the battery as this may be caused by insufficient battery power. If the problem persists, press the PAIRING button on the Smart Touch Control to restore pairing with the TV. The PAIRING button cannot be accessed without removing the Smart Touch Control's battery cover. Within a distance between 30cm to 4m, point the Smart Touch Control to the TV receiver and press the PAIRING button. When pairing is complete, the pairing image displays at the bottom left of the TV screen.

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Battery Low Alarm

MUTE

If the battery becomes low while using the Smart Touch Control, the following alarm window blinks and appears at the bottom of the left screen. If the alarm window pops up, replace the batteries of the Smart Touch Control. Use alkaline batteries for longer usage.

Buttons and Descriptions

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Button Description

SOURCE

STB

VOL

VOICE

MUTE

Touch pad

Turns the TV on/off.

Changes the source.

Turn on and off the satellite or cable set-top box connected to the TV. For this, the Smart Touch Control must be configured as a universal remote control. Refer to "Universal Remote Control Setup" for more information.

Adjusts the volume.

Run Voice Recognition. To speak a voice command, press and hold this button and say a voice command. Refer to "Voice Recognition" for more information.

Turns the TV sound on/off.

Changes the channel.

Displays the virtual remote panel on the screen. The virtual remote panel consists of a number panel, a playback control panel, and a quick access panel. Use the touch pad to select numbers and buttons. Refer to "Virtual Remote Control" for more information.

Drag your finger on the touch pad as you would on the touch pad of a laptop to move the focus displayed on the screen. To select item, press the touch pad. Refer to "Using the touchpad" for more information.

INFO

RETURN

SMART HUB

GUIDE

Turns the Sports Mode on and off. Refer to "Sports Mode" for more information.

Displays information on the TV screen.

Opens the OSD.

Turns the 3D image on or off. Refer to "3D TV" for more information.

Returns to the previous menu.

Launch Smart Hub. While an application is running, pressing the SMART HUB button terminates the application. Refer to "Smart Hub" for more information.

Check the digital channel broadcasting schedule. Refer to "Guide" for more information.

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Special Functions

Press and hold the following Smart Touch Control buttons to access various special functions.

Button Description

Touch pad

RETURN

Press and hold the touch pad to select a desired function (e.g. e-Manual, TOOLS,

INFO, etc.) easily.

Press and hold the touch pad while watching TV to display Channel List on the screen. In addition, you can press and hold the touch pad for 2 seconds or more while an application is running to access the application's hidden features. (Not available with all applications.)

Press and hold this button to quit the current process or app.

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Using the touchpad

ORY SEAR

HISTORY SEARCH

Use the touchpad to perform various commands. Navigate to Tutorial (System > Device Manager > Smart Touch Control Settings > Tutorial) to view an on-screen guide to using the Smart Touch Control.

Dragging

Drag on the touchpad in the desired direction. Move the focus or the pointer in the direction the finger is dragging.

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HISTORY SEARCH

Pressing

Press the touch pad. This selects the focused item.

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Flicking

HISTORY SEARCH

EARCH

TORY SEAR

Flick on the touchpad in the desired direction. This moves the focus or scrolls the screen based on the direction and speed of the flick.

Pressing and Holding

Press and hold the touch pad while watching TV to display CH List on the screen. In addition, you can press and hold the touch pad for 2 seconds or more while an application is running to access the application's hidden features. (Not available with all applications.)

HISTORY SEARCH

Pressing and Dragging

Press on the touchpad, drag and release. This moves the selected web item in a webpage or your current location on a map.

HISTORY SEARCH

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Scrolling Up/Down

HISTORY SEARCH

Scroll up/down the line on either the left or right edge of the touchpad. This scrolls a webpage or a list up/down. This scrolling feature easily accommodates both right-handed and left-handed users.

HISTORY SEARCH

Scrolling Left/Right

Scroll left/right on the line at the top edge of the touchpad. This scrolls a horizontal webpage or the Smart Hub panel to the left/right.

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Changing Channels by Entering Numbers

While watching TV, tap on the protruding line on the left or right edge of the touchpad to bring up the numerical input window on the screen. Use your finger to enter the number for the channel you want to watch. The recognized number is displayed on the screen and the TV switches to the corresponding channel. However, the number you have entered may not be recognized properly by the TV. Refer to the guide below to ensure that your numerical entries are recognized accurately.

HISTORY SEARCH

Numerical Input Guide

Refer to the diagrams below when entering numerical values. The TV may not recognize your entries if you do not follow the sequences shown below.

Touch Pad Sensitivity Setting

Screen Menu > System > Device Manager > Smart Touch Control Settings > Touch Sensitivity

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Change the touch pad sensitivity setting. Choose a setting that feels most natural.

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Show Status and Notification Banner

Press the MORE button on the Smart Touch Control and then select STATUS on the virtual control panel to display the status and notification banner at the top of the screen. Refer to the "Status and Notifications" for more information.

History

Press the HISTORY/SEARCH button. This displays an interactive list of recently accessed channels, media content and applications.

Deleting History Data

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Remove viewing history > History

You can delete the history information about recently viewed channels, content and applications.

Searching

Press the HISTORY/SEARCH button. The list appears at the bottom of the screen. Press the HISTORY/

SEARCH button again. Enter search criteria to search not only many apps and their contents on the TV

but also the Web. For more information, refer to "Searching".

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Virtual Remote Control

Press the MORE button to display the virtual remote panel on the screen. The virtual remote panel consists of a number panel, a playback control panel, and a quick access panel. Use the touchpad to select numbers and buttons. Press and hold this button. A quick access panel of virtual remote panel appears. You can select screen buttons easily.

Changing the Virtual Remote Control Panel

Choose the number panel, playback control panel, or quick access panel as the panel to be shown on the screen. Use the touchpad to keep moving the focus left or right. The panel changes when the focus is moved beyond the leftmost or rightmost edge. Use left/right scroll function on the touchpad to change the panel easily.

Changing a position of the Virtual Remote Panel

Press the MORE button on the Smart Touch Control. The virtual remote panel appears on the screen. Press and hold the touch pad for one second. Users can change a position of the virtual remote panel of the screen.

Using the Number Panel

Use the number panel to enter numbers on a keypad screen or webpage or to change the channel while watching TV. Changing the channel using the number pad leaves a record, allowing you to easily return to previous channels.

Using the Playback Control Panel

Use the playback control panel to pause, rewind, fast forward, skip to the next file, and much more while enjoying media content.

Using the Quick Access Panel

Quickly access the INFO, TOOLS and e-Manual buttons. However, the availability of buttons may vary depending on the operating mode of the Smart Touch Control (with the TV only, as a universal remote, etc.).

Adjusting the virtual remote panel size

Screen Menu > System > Device Manager > Smart Touch Control Settings > Onscreen Remote Size

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You can resize the virtual remote control. If the virtual remote control buttons are too small, enlarge the remote control window before using the virtual remote control.

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Universal Remote Control Setup

Screen Menu > System > Device Manager > Universal Remote Setup

Device Manager

Keyboard Settings

Mouse Settings

Smart Touch Control Settings

Universal Remote Setup

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

This TV has a universal remote control feature that lets you control cable boxes, Blu-ray players, home theaters, and other third-party external devices connected to the TV using the TV's remote control. You can also use the Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) function to operate Samsung external devices with your TV's remote control without any additional setup. For more information, refer to "Anynet+ (HDMICEC)".

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Some or new models of the external device connected to the TV, may not be supported the Universal Remote Setup.

Connecting the IR EXTENDER CABLE

For the LED 7500, 8000 and PDP 8500 series models

Keep a distance of 5cm at least between the IR EXTENDER CABLE and the external device, as the illustration shows. Face the IR EXTENDER CABLE toward the external device’s remote control signal receiver. Note that it should be no obstacle between IR EXTENDER CABLE and external device. The presence of an obstacle will interfere with the transmission of the remote control signal.

The color and design of the IR EXTENDER CABLE may vary depending on the model.

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For the UHD F9000 series models

Plug the cable into the One Connect IR connector and then point the transmitter at the other end of the cable towards the external device's remote panel receiver. However, there can' be any obstacles between the IR extension cable and the external device. The presence of an obstacle will interfere with the transmission of the remote panel signal.

The color and design of the IR EXTENDER CABLE may vary depending on the model.

Add the External Device

Turn on the external device you wish to set up universal remote function for and then press the

SOURCE button to bring up the Source screen.

Select Universal Remote Setup from the top of the screen. This initiates the universal remote

setup process.

Follow the on-screen instructions for the Universal remote setup. If it does not respond properly,

set up the remote control by entering the model number manually.

Using the Universal Remote Control

By configuring the universal remote control feature for a connector to which an external device is already connected, you can use the Smart Touch Control as a universal remote control simply by sending the input signals to the corresponding connector.

Registered External Device Management

Universal Remote Setup screen, select a registered external device.

Source Setup: Change the TV's input connector that the external device is connected to.

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Synced Power off: Configure the external device to turn off when the TV is turned off.

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Rename: Rename the registered external device (up to 15 characters long).

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Delete: Remove the registered external device.

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Entering Text using the Onscreen Keypad

An onscreen keypad appears when you need to enter text (entering the network password, logging into your Samsung account, etc.), allowing you to enter text using your remote control.

Entering Text using the QWERTY Keypad

Use the QWERTY keypad as you would a normal keyboard. Simply select the letters you want to enter them.

Additional Features

Select the icon from the keypad to access the following features:

Language: Select a language from the list.

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Recommended text: Enable/disable the Recommended Text feature. Enabling the Recommended

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Text feature displays word recommendations based on the entered characters. To enter the word "Internet", for example, all you have to do is enter "In" and select the word "Internet" from the list of recommended words.

Predict Next Letter: Enable/disable the Text Prediction feature. Enabling the Text Prediction

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feature eliminates the need to find and select individual character keys. However, this feature is limited to words that have previously been added to the dictionary. To enter the word "Internet", for example, select "I". A predicted word will then appear next to the I key. Simply select the predicted word to enter "Internet".

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SMART Interaction

This TV features SMART Interaction, which recognizes a user's voice, actions, and face to enable TV operations without the use of a remote control. SMART Interaction makes it possible to configure settings and access features with ease. It takes approximately 15 seconds for voice and motion recognition to come online after turning on the TV.

Precautions

Face Recognition

This product saves thumbnail images of users' faces for use during the Face Login. Logging into the Smart Hub via face recognition may be less secure than logging in using an ID and password.

TV Camera Use

Under some circumstances and under certain legal conditions, the use/misuse of the TV camera may result in legal liability. There may be obligations under local privacy laws regarding the protection of individuals concerning personal data and on the free movement of such data, and possibly other laws including criminal laws, regulating camera surveillance both in the workplace and elsewhere.

By using the TV camera, users agree that it will not be used (i) in locations where cameras are generally prohibited (such as bathrooms, locker rooms or changing rooms), (ii) in any manner that will result in an invasion of a person’s privacy or (iii) in violation of any applicable laws, regulations or statutes.

If you are using a camera, first check the back for a sticker.

Remove the sticker cover before adjusting the TV camera angle.

When you are no longer using the camera, rotate the lens downward and secure it in place. This prevents any inadvertent or unintentional camera operation.

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Motion Control

Motion Control works by using the camera, so the user must be within the camera's recognition range. The camera's recognition range varies depending on the ambient light level and other factors. Run

Motion Control Environment Test before using Motion Control to determine the camera's recognition

range. User may experience physical fatigue when using Motion Control for extended periods.

Voice Recognition

For the best Voice Recognition experience, we recommend that you use a Smart Touch Control.

Voice Recognition is not available in all languages, dialects or regions. The performance varies depending on the language chosen, voice volume and ambient noise levels in the surrounding area.

Perform a Voice Recognition Environment Test prior to using Voice Recognition to test the level and clarity and the ambient sound of the surrounding area.

Voice Text Input requires the user's agreement with any third-party app’s voice privacy policy and to provide Samsung with the user's MAC address and other private information.

Voice Text Input lets users enter text using voice commands instead of a mouse, keyboard or remote control. This feature is particularly useful for searching, browsing the web, and using applications that require text input.

You must agree to the following privacy notices before using Interactive Voice Recognition:

Voice Recognition Privacy Notice, Nuance Privacy Notice

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Voice Recognition

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Voice Recognition

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Voice Recognition

Voice Recognition On

Language US English

Trigger Word Hi TV

Voice Recognition Environment Test

Voice Recognition Tutorial

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

Voice Recognition lets you access and control specific functions of the TV using voice commands. For the accurate recognition of voice commands, pronounce words and phrases clearly in the language selected in Language. The TV's clock has to be set before you use Voice Recognition. Set the Clock (System > Time > Clock).

Voice Recognition can be used in the following ways:

Using the TV's built-in microphone (from a distance)

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Using the VOICE button (up close)

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Ambient noise can interfere with voice recognition. If this is the case, press the VOICE button and then say the command word/phrase 10cm to 15cm away from the microphone on the Smart Touch Control. Commands may not be recognized if you speak too softly or loudly. The optimal volume is approximately 75 ~ 80 dB.

Operating Environment

Voice Recognition and the Turn TV On voice command should be used within 4m of the TV.

Perform a Voice Recognition Environment Test prior to using Voice Recognition to test the level and clarity and the ambient sound of the surrounding area. Ambient noise can cause Voice Recognition to malfunction. (Suitable Ambient Noise Level: Less than 40 dB, *40 dB - the sound at library or residential area in the daytime.) Visit the Samsung website for a list of standard voice commands.

The voice recognition rate varies depending on the volume/tone, pronunciation, and ambient environment (TV sound and ambient noise).

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Voice Recognition Environment Test

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Voice Recognition > Voice Recognition Environment Test

This test determines how well Voice Recognition will work in the TV’s current environment. This test must be performed before using Voice Recognition to make sure it functions properly.

Run the Voice Recognition Environment Test and stand within 400cm of the TV.

Select Start to measure the ambient noise. If the ambient noise level is suitable, the test will

proceed to the next step. If this part of the test fails, remain quiet and try again.

This part of the test measures the volume and clarity of the user's voice. A command will appear

on the TV's screen. Say the command loud and clear within 30 seconds. If the TV successfully recognizes the user's voice, the test proceeds to the next step. If this part of the test fails, try again.

To measure the level of echo in the surrounding area. If the echo level is suitable, the Voice

Recognition Environment Test will end.

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Enabling Voice Recognition

Say the trigger word or press the VOICE button to run Voice Recognition. Say a command. You can use Voice Recognition to operate the TV.

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If Voice Recognition is not working, check to see if Voice Recognition (Smart Features > Voice

Recognition > Voice Recognition) has been enabled. To use Voice Recognition, Voice Recognition

must be set to On.

While Voice Recognition is activated, the TV can turn on automatically due to an environmental input.

Voice Recognition Tutorial

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Voice Recognition > Voice Recognition Tutorial

This lets you familiarize yourself with the basics of using Voice Recognition. Run Voice Recognition

Tutorial or activate Voice Recognition and then say "Guide Me".

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Basic Voice Recognition Use

You can use the following commands anytime while Voice Recognition is active:

Moving the Focus: Say "Focus Left", "Focus Right", "Focus Up", or "Focus Down" to move the

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focus. However, these commands can only be used in situations when the focus can be moved.

Select Item: Say "Select".

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Available Voice Commands: Say "Guide me". A list of basic voice commands available in the

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current state is shown.

All Voice Commands: Say "Guide me" and then Say "Show all Commands" to display a complete

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list of voice commands by category. Say the name of a category.

Only preset voice commands are recognized. Available voice commands may vary, depending on the software version.

Voice Recognition Settings

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Voice Recognition

Language: Select a language for Voice Recognition.

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Trigger Word: Designate certain commands as trigger words. Saying a trigger word activates

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Voice Recognition. To turn on the TV using a voice command, say "Trigger Words + Power ON". (Example: “Hi TV, Power ON")

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Deactivating Voice Recognition

To deactivate Voice Recognition, say "Close Voice Recognition".

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Motion Control

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Motion Control

Motion Control

Motion Control On

Animated Motion Guide Off

Pointer Speed Medium

Motion Control Environment Test

Motion Control Tutorial

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

Use Motion Control to change the channel, adjust the volume, move the pointer, and control other TV functions.

Some applications may not support Motion Control.

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Operating Environment

Make sure that the TV camera is extended before using motion controls.

Users should be located between 1.5m and 4m from the camera. The actual recognition range may vary depending on the camera angle and other factors.

Motion Control relies on the TV camera and therefore will not function if the camera is pointed up or down. Adjust the camera angle using the wheel on the back of the camera. Do not point the camera directly at the sun or any other light source or obstruct its view.

In order for the camera to recognize movement, the user has to stand out from the background.

The appropriate ambient brightness is between 50 to 500 lux. (ex: 100 Lux: bathroom, 400 Lux: living room)

Avoid direct sunlight when using Motion Control.

Run Motion Control Environment Test to assess the camera's recognition range before using Motion Control.

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Motion Control Environment Test

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Motion Control > Motion Control Environment Test

Run this test before using Motion Control to ensure proper functionality.

Run Motion Control Environment Test and select Start within 1.5m and 4m of the TV. If light

reflects on the TV screen, user can be difficult to use Motion Control.

Adjust the camera angle so that you appear inside the square displayed on the screen. Once

you have finished adjusting the camera angle, wave one hand slowly from left to right. Spread your hand out with the palm facing the TV. An arrow cursor appears on the screen when the TV recognizes the action. If recognition fails, try again.

Motion Control Tutorial

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Motion Control > Motion Control Tutorial

Run Motion Control and follow the instructions. This lets you familiarize yourself with the basics of using Motion Control.

Motion Control Activation

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Motion Control > Motion Control

Raise your hand with the palm facing the TV. Hold it for a moment and slowly wave your hand from side to side three or four times. When your hand is successfully recognized, the Motion Control is activated and a pointer is displayed on the screen.

Dropping your hand out of the range of the TV camera deactivates Motion Control. Raise your hand within 3 seconds to reactivate it.

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Using the Basic Motion Controls

Available motion commands may vary, depending on what the TV is currently doing.

The following basic motion control commands are available:

Pointing Navigation: This action moves the cursor to the desired position.

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Run / Select: Make a fist to select an option or execute a command. Keeping your fist clenched is

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like holding down a remote control button.

Return: Make a circle with your hand in the counterclockwise direction to return to the previous

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menu.

Turning over screens: Hold one palm vertical, and swing to the left or right to change the Smart

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Hub screens.

Pan: While zoomed into the photo, make a fist and then move it left/right/up/down to pan.

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Scrolling a web page: While viewing a web page, make a fist and then move it up/down to scroll

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the page up/down.

Zoom in / Zoom out: Clench two fists, and make the gap between them wider or narrower. Use

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these actions with webpages, maps, or photos.

Rotate: Clench two fists, and rotate them clockwise or anticlockwise as if turning a steering

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wheel. Use these actions with photos.

Like: Without activating the Motion Control, raise and hold your thumb for 2 seconds. This

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automatically adds Facebook's "Like" option. However, This motion is available only on the Facebook.

Motion Control Options

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Motion Control

Animated Motion Guide: Displays an animated guide when user motion is detected.

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Pointer Speed: Set the speed of the pointer used in Motion Control.

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Motion Control Screen

The Screen Composition while Viewing TV

Reference the diagram to move the on-screen pointer and then wait. The following menu appears at the pointer’s location.

Screen Icons Explanation

Adjust the volume.

Turns the TV sound on/off.

Changes the channel.

Displays a list of recently accessed channels, media content and applications. You can then select the items from the list to access them again.

Launch Smart Hub.

Enter a channel number using the number panel to jump to the channel. Use the playback control panel with the on-screen color buttons to control a media file that is currently playing.

Change the source.

Turn off the TV.

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The Smart Hub Screen Composition

Launching Motion Control while using Smart Hub displays the following icons on the screen:

Icon Description

Adjust the volume. This icons are only available on the Apps screen.

Turns the TV sound on/off. This icons are only available on the Apps screen.

Changes the channel. This icons are only available on the Apps screen.

Returns to the previous menu.

Displays a list of recently accessed channels, media content and applications. You can then select the items from the list to access them again.

Displays the virtual remote panel. Refer to the "Virtual Remote Control" for more information.

Change the source.

Turn off the TV.

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Retrieving Icons on the Screen

When using Motion Control with Smart Hub, the icons will disappear automatically after two seconds of inactivity. To retrieve the icons, move the pointer to one of the three edges shown below (marked in blue) and then hold it there for 1 second. The icons will reappear on the screen.

Icon Description

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②

③

/ / / /

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Face Recognition

Users can register their faces and log into their Smart Hub accounts through Face Recognition. One face may be registered per account. Depending on the ambient brightness level and the user's skin tone, the TV may have difficulty recognizing the user's face.

Operating Environment

Users should be located between 1.5m and 4m from the camera. The actual recognition range may vary depending on the camera angle and other factors.

The appropriate ambient brightness is between 50 to 500 lux. (ex: 100 Lux: bathroom, 400 Lux: living room)

Face Recognition can recognize up to 5 different users at a time.

The TV may have difficulty recognizing twins and people with similar faces as two different individuals.

Note the following when using Face Recognition:

Do not cover your face with a hat, a pair of sunglasses, or your hair.

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The user's entire face must be visible to the camera. Avoid shadows over your face. Shadows

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prevent the camera from recognizing your face accurately.

Keep your expression as neutral as possible. In addition, keep your mouth closed but at the same

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time as neutral as possible.

User's facial expression when logging into your Samsung account must be the same as the facial

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Face Registration

A Smart Hub login is required to register a face. Log into the Smart Hub. Create a new account if you do not already have one. Refer to the "Creating a Samsung Account" section for details.

Open the Smart Features > Samsung Account > Edit Profile menu, and select Register Face.

Read the instruction, select OK, and then enter the password for the Samsung account.

Select Take Picture, and the user’s face appears on the screen. Keep the face to be completely

in the red dotted frame. The face is successfully registered when the frame turns green. If it fails, select Retry.

The user's entire face must be visible to the camera. Avoid shadows over your face. Shadows prevent the camera from recognizing your face accurately.

Keep your expression as neutral as possible. In addition, keep your mouth closed but at the same time as neutral as possible.

It is better to select the checkbox beside I want to enter password as well for increased security for higher security. With the checkbox selected, the user must enter the password when logging in using face recognition.

Select Save to finish.

Face Recognition Login

Select Face recognition, and then select Start from the login window. The TV automatically recognizes a user's face. If recognition fails, try again. If the password entry option has been enabled under Edit

Profile, you need to enter your password as well in order to log into the Smart Hub.

The user's entire face must be visible to the camera. Avoid shadows over your face. Shadows prevent the camera from recognizing your face accurately.

Keep your expression as neutral as possible. In addition, keep your mouth closed but at the same time as neutral as possible.

Once recognition succeeds, the TV logs into the Smart Hub automatically. If the TV recognizes two or more registered faces, a list of corresponding accounts appears. Select the appropriate account. Recognition of an unregistered face prompts a warning.

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Using Peripheral Devices

Device Manager

Keyboard Settings

Mouse Settings

Smart Touch Control Settings

Universal Remote Setup

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

This TV can be controlled with a keyboard and a mouse instead of a remote control.

These peripheral devices make it easier and more convenient to use the TV.

Certain models do not support USB HID class keyboards and mice.

Keyboard Connection

Screen Menu > System > Device Manager > Keyboard Settings

Connect a keyboard to the TV for easier text entry. To use a USB keyboard, plug the keyboard cable into the TV's USB port. With a Bluetooth keyboard, pair it using the TV's Bluetooth function.

Select Keyboard: Designate which keyboard to use. Only one keyboard can be used at a time.

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Add Bluetooth Keyboard: View a list of Bluetooth keyboards within range. Select the keyboard

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you wish to use.

Keyboard Options: Configure the language, type and other basic keyboard settings.

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Keyboard Use

Use the following keyboard keys to control the TV.

Arrows key (Moves the focus), Windows (m), Menu (TOOLS), Enter (Selects and activates), ESC

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(RETURN), Numbers (Numbers)

F1 (a), F2 (b), F3 ({), F4 (}), F5 ( ), F6 (SOURCE button), F7 (Channel List), F8 (MUTE button),

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F9/F10 (Volume Control), F11/F12 (Change Channel)

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Page Up / Down: Scroll a webpage up or down.

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Mouse Connection

Screen Menu > System > Device Manager > Mouse Settings

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Connect a mouse to the TV and right-click on the mouse to bring up the Go To screen. You can then use the screen menu, Smart Hub, and other TV functions using the mouse as you would on a computer.

To use a USB mouse, plug the mouse cord into the TV's USB port. To use a Bluetooth mouse, pair it using the TV's Bluetooth function.

Select Mouse: Designate which mouse to use. Only one mouse may be used at a time.

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Add Bluetooth Mouse: View a list of Bluetooth mice within range. Select the mouse you wish to

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use.

Mouse Options: Configure button assignments, pointer speed and other basic mouse settings.

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Mouse Use

Left Button: Selects and activates.

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Right Button: Brings up the Go To screen, which includes options such as Power Off, Screen

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Menu, Smart Hub, and Tools.

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Mouse wheel: Scroll a webpage up or down.

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TV Viewing

Broadcasting

Auto Tuning

Antenna Cable

Channel List

Guide

Schedule Manager

Edit Channel

Edit Favorites

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

Use this feature to view the program guide and program information more easily. However, these features are not available when viewing TV using a cable box or satellite receiver.

Program Info

Select the Virtual Remote panel's INFO button while watching TV to view information about the current program. Move the focus to view information about the next program and press the touchpad to set up a Schedule Viewing or Schedule Recording. However, Program Info is only available for digital channels. In order to use Program Info, you must first set the TV's clock. Set the Clock from System >

Time > Clock. The Program Info may vary depending on the type of incoming signal and may not be

available at all for certain programs.

If you touch the broadcast program window, you can instantly record the current program. In addition, you can view an upcoming program by dragging on the touchpad and you can reserve viewing or recording a program by tapping on the touchpad.

For more information about making a viewing reservation, refer to "Schedule Viewing".

For more information about making a recording reservation, refer to "Schedule Recording".

Change the Broadcast Signal

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Antenna

Choose an antenna to receive digital broadcast signals from.

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Guide

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Guide

Check the programming schedules and even setup a Schedule Viewing or Schedule Recording. Press the GUIDE button to launch the guide.

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Change Channels

Select a channel from Guide to jump to that channel right away.

Recording the Current Program

Select the Virtual Remote panel's INFO button to display the list. Select Record to begin recording the program currently being shown. Record is only available for the program currently being aired.

Change Category

Select the Virtual Remote panel's b button to change the desired category.

Quick Search

Select the Virtual Remote panel's a button. A popup window will open. Dragging left or right on the touchpad moves the focus 24 hours back or forward, enabling faster browsing of the programming schedule. However, the focus cannot be on a time prior to the current time.

Schedule Viewing

Select a program that hasn't aired yet and then the Virtual Remote panel's INFO button to display the detailed information screen. Select Schedule Viewing from the detailed information screen to set up a Schedule Viewing. Schedule Viewing is only available for programs that haven't aired yet. Select the Virtual Remote panel's { button and navigate to the Schedule Manager screen to view a list of reserved programs.

Schedule Recording

Select a program that hasn't aired yet and then the Virtual Remote panel's INFO button to display the detailed information screen. Select Schedule Recording from the detailed information screen to set up a Schedule Recording. Schedule Recording is only available for programs that haven't aired yet. Select the Virtual Remote panel's { button and navigate to the Schedule Manager screen to view a list of reserved programs.

Checking the Program Info

Highlight a program and select the Virtual Remote panel's INFO button. This displays detailed information about the highlighted program. The Program Info may vary depending on the type of incoming signal and may not be available at all for certain programs.

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Channel List

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Channel List

Launch Channel List while watching TV to change channels or to check what's on other channels. Press and hold the touch pad for 2 seconds. The Channel List screen appears.

The Channel List screen icons indicate the following:

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: An analog channel

: A favorite channel

: A Schedule Viewing reserved channel

: A Schedule Recording reserved channel

: A locked channel

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Change Channels

Select a channel to jump to it right away. To quickly scroll through the list, use the channel up/down buttons. The focus moves up and down the list in one page.

Sorting

Drag left on the touchpad and select Sorting. Change the list ordered by name or number.

Change the Broadcast Signal

Drag right on the touchpad and select Air or Cable. This will change the signal source immediately.

Change the Channel List

Drag right on the touchpad. The Favorites list can only be selected if it contains at least one favorite channel. If no favorite channel was previously added, select Edit Favorites and add channels from the

Edit Favorites screen.

Edit Favorite Channels

Drag right on the touch pad and select Edit Favorites. Organize favorites lists to find favorite channels and switch between channels more easily. For details, see "Favorite Channels".

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Schedule Viewing

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Schedule Manager

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Broadcasting

Auto Tuning

Antenna Cable

Channel List

Guide

Schedule Manager

Edit Channel

Edit Favorites

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

Configure the TV to show a specific channel or program at a specific time and date. Before scheduling TV watching, make sure that the date and time is set properly under the System > Time > Clock menu.

The

icon appears next to programs that have been configured for a Schedule Viewing.

Digital Channel Schedule Viewing

Schedule Viewing for programs on digital channels can be set up through the following two options:

Guide

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Program Info

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Guide

From Guide, select a program you wish to view.

Program Info

Select the Virtual Remote panel's INFO button to display information about the current program. From the program information screen, drag left/right on the touch pad to select a program that has not yet aired and set up a Schedule Viewing for it.

Analog Channel Schedule Viewing

The Schedule Viewing function for programs on analog channels can be set up by specifying the time and date.

Run Schedule Manager and then select Schedule. A popup menu will appear. Select Schedule

Viewing to proceed.

Specify that program's Antenna, Channel, Repeat, and Start Time and then select, OK to finish.

Cancel a Schedule Viewing

To cancel a Schedule Viewing for a specific program, select the program from the Schedule Manager screen. A popup menu will appear. Select Delete to cancel.

Edit Schedule List

Select an entry from the Schedule Manager screen and then select Edit from the popup menu. Edit the settings of the selected entry.

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Schedule Recording

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Schedule Manager

Broadcasting

Auto Tuning

Antenna Cable

Channel List

Guide

Schedule Manager

Edit Channel

Edit Favorites

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

This TV is capable of recording current and future programs onto a USB storage device for later viewing without the use of an external recording device.

Schedule Recording is available for digital channels only. The

icon appears next to channels and

programs that have been configured for a Schedule Recording. You can view recordings by selecting

Recorded TV of the Photos, Videos & Music.

Precautions

To set up a Schedule Recording, you must first set the TV's clock. Set the Clock from System >

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Time > Clock.

Recordings are DRM-protected and therefore cannot be played back on a computer or on a

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different TV. In addition, these files cannot be played back on your TV if its video circuit is replaced.

A USB hard drive with a speed of 5,400rpm or above is recommended.

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A USB memory Stick is not supported.

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The total recording capacity may vary depending on the amount of available hard drive space

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and the recording quality level.

Schedule Recording requires at least 100MB of free space on the USB storage device. Recording

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will stop if the available storage space falls below 50MB while recording is in progress.

If the available storage space falls below 500MB while the Schedule Recording and Timeshift

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unctions are in progress, only the recording will stop.

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The maximum recording time is 360 minutes.

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The TV's settings apply when playing back recordings and using the Timeshift function.

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If the input signal is changed while recording is in progress, the screen will go blank until the

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switch is made. Recording will resume, but will not be available.

Device Performance Test must be performed on the USB storage device connected to the TV

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before a recording can be made. A Device Performance Test can be performed from Photos,

Videos & Music > Recorded TV. If recording is selected from Guide or the Program Info and the

USB storage device has failed the Device Performance Test, the TV will initiate Format Device and conduct Device Performance Test again.

When using the recording function, the actual recording may start a second or two later than the

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specified time.

If the Schedule Recording function is running at the same time as a recording is being made on

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an HDMI-CEC-compliant external device, the priority is given to the Schedule Recording function.

Connecting a TV-recording USB device automatically deletes abnormally saved Timeshift and

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recording files.

If Off Timer or Auto Power Off has been configured, the TV will override the setting if recording

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is in progress at the specified time and turn off after the recording has ended.

Dedicated Recording Device Setup

After connecting an external storage device, it must be configured as a dedicated Recorded TV device before the Schedule Recording and Time Shift features can be used.

Plug & Play

Press the button to launch Smart Hub. Select Recorded TV from the bottom of the Photos,

Videos & Music screen to display a list of connected devices. Select the device you wish to use.

A popup window appears.

Select Yes . From the Device Format screen, you can format the device to a system compatible

for video recording. Note that formatting the device erases all existing data.

Once formatting is complete, test the device to see if it supports the recording and Time Shift

functions. Once testing is complete, the device is ready for use with the Schedule Recording and Time Shift functions. A test failure indicates that the selected device cannot be used as a dedicated recording device. Select a different device.

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Dedicated Recording Device Management

Manage the external storage device that has been configured as the dedicated recording device.

Press the button to launch Smart Hub. Select Recorded TV from the bottom of the Photos,

Videos & Music screen to display a list of connected devices. Select the dedicated recording

device to display the list of files stored on the device.

Select Options from the top of the screen and then Manage Device.

The following options are available from the Manage Device screen:

Format Device: Format the external storage device to a system compatible for video recording.

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Check Device: Check if the external storage device uses a system compatible for video recording.

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Device Performance Test: Test the external storage device to see if it supports the recording and

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Time Shift functions.

Default Recording Device: If there are multiple external storage devices connected to the TV, you

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can designate a default device to use with the recording and Time Shift functions.

Program Recording

The following options are available for program recording:

Instant Recording

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Guide

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Program Info

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Specified Time and Date

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Instant Recording

Press the to start recording the current program.

Guide

From Guide, select the program you want to record.

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Specified Time and Date

Run Schedule Manager (Broadcasting > Schedule Manager) and then select Schedule. A popup

menu will appear. Select Schedule Recording to proceed.

Specify the Program's Antenna, Channel, Repeat, Start Time, and End Time and then select OK

to finish.

Cancel the Schedule Recording function

To cancel a Schedule Recording for a specific program, select the program from the Schedule Manager screen. A popup menu will appear. Select Delete to cancel.

Edit Schedule List

Select an entry from the Schedule Manager screen and then select Edit from the popup menu. Edit the settings of the selected entry.

Recorded Program Playback

Press the button to launch Smart Hub. Select Recorded TV from the bottom of the Photos, Videos

& Music screen. Select the external storage device containing the recorded programs to display a list

of available recordings.

Select a program from the list or select the ∂ button on the virtual remote panel to play the selected program. Use the remote control or onscreen control buttons while playing the files. Press the touchpad to show the on-screen control buttons. Press the RETURN button to hide them.

To exit, select the ∫ button on the virtual remote panel or press the RETURN button.

Changing the Viewing Mode

Select View at the top of the list and then select a viewing mode. The list will be sorted in the order corresponding to the selected viewing mode.

Filtered View

Select Filter at the top of the list and then select a filter. Only the recorded programs corresponding to the selected filter will be listed.

Playlist Creation

From the Options list at the top of the screen, select Play Selected. Select the programs you wish to play and then select Play. You can create a playlist. However, if the list is in Folder View mode, you can only select recordings from within the same folder. To add programs from other folders to the playlist, change the viewing mode.

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Recording Lock/Unlock

From the Options list at the top of the screen, select Lock. Select the programs you wish to lock and then select Lock. This locks all the selected programs.

To unlock a program, go to the Options list at the top of the screen and select Unlock. Select the programs you wish to unlock and select Unlock. This unlocks all selected programs.

Deleting Saved Programs

From the Options list at the top of the list, select Delete. Select all the programs you wish to delete and select Delete. This deletes all selected programs.

Rename

From the Options list at the top of the screen, select Rename. Select the program you wish to rename. Enter the new name using the keypad and then select Done to finish renaming the program.

The new name can be up to 29 characters long.

Device Management

Designate a device connected to the TV as a dedicated recording device. Refer to the "Dedicated Recording Device Management" section for more information.

Playing a Different Program

Select the € / ‚ on-screen button.

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Select the Search on-screen button and then select Search Titles.

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Program Scan

Press the left/right button. Scan 10 seconds backward or forward.

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Select the † / … on-screen button. You can change the playback speed by a factor of up to 5.

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To restore normal playback speed, select the ∂ on-screen button. Alternatively, select the … onscreen button while paused to reduce the playback speed (1/4). Slow playback doesn't support audio.

Select the ∑ button on-screen button to pause the screen and then select ∑ to scan through the

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paused video in 1-frame increments. Audio is not supported while the video is paused.

Select Search on-screen control buttons and then select Search Scene. You can play the file

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from a particular scene. However, this function is not available with the following.

Scene thumbnails are not created.

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Only sound is recorded.

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The recording time is under 60 seconds.

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Select the Search on-screen button and then select Search Time bar. This lets you skip to the

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specified time frame.

Select the € on-screen button. This plays the video from the beginning.

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Additional Recorded Program Playback Settings

Repeat: Select the Repeat on-screen button. This changes the repeat mode. Repeat One repeats

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the current program only. Repeat All repeats all programs contained in the folder.

Audio Language: Select a language from the list.

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Picture Size: Select the Picture Size on-screen button and then select the picture size.

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Receiver: Select the Receiver on-screen button and then power on the receiver.

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Picture Mode: Select the Settings on-screen button and then select Picture Mode. Select the

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Picture Mode setting.

Sound Mode: Select the Settings on-screen button and then select Sound Mode. Select the

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Sound Mode setting.

Information: In the Screen Control button, select Settings and Information. You can view more

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Timeshift

This TV offers a Timeshift function, a feature that lets you pause and rewind live TV as you would with a DVD. However, Timeshift is only available for digital channels. In addition, activating the Timeshift function disables the Broadcasting menu.

Precautions

Recordings are DRM-protected and therefore cannot be played back on a computer or on a

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different TV. In addition, these files cannot be played back on your TV if its video circuit is replaced.

The maximum amount of time available for the Timeshift function is 90 minutes.

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The Timeshift function is not available for locked channels.

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A USB hard drive with a speed of 5,400rpm or above is recommended.

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A USB memory Stick is not supported.

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Device Performance Test must be performed on the USB storage device connected to the TV

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before the Timeshift function can be used. You can use the diagnose Device Performance Test by selecting Recorded TV of the Photos, Videos & Music.

The total recording capacity may vary depending on the amount of available hard drive space

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and the recording quality level.

The TV's settings apply when playing back recordings and using the Timeshift function.

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Connecting a TV-recording USB device automatically deletes abnormally saved Timeshift and

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recording files.

The Timeshift function may terminate automatically once it reaches its maximum capacity.

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The Timeshift function requires at least 1.5GB of free space available on the USB storage device.

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Launching an application, switching to an analog channel, and otherwise changing the TV to

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a state that does not support the Timeshift function automatically terminates the Timeshift function. The Timeshift operation will resume if the TV is changed back to a digital channel again.

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Activating the Timeshift function

Select the ∂ while watching TV to activate the Timeshift function. The Timeshift Progress Bar appears on the screen.

The Timeshift control buttons and functions are as follows:

Pause or resume playback: Select the ∑ to pause playback, and select the ∂ to resume.

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Scan backward or forward: Select the † or … on-screen button. Pressing these buttons repeatedly

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changes the jump interval.

Skip backward or forward 10 seconds: Drag left or right on the touchpad.

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Play slowly: Select the ∑ and then select † or … on-screen button.

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Play by frame: Select the ∑ on-screen button. Each time pressing ∑, a frame advances.

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Return from a past scene to the present scene: Select the ∫ on-screen button.

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Stop time-shifting: Select the ∫ at the present scene.

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3D TV

Screen Menu > Picture > 3D

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3D Mode

3D Perspective 0

Depth 5

L/R Change L/R Image

3D → 2D Off

3D Auto View On

3D Light control Low

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

This TV is 3D-enabled. For the best 3D viewing experience, users must wear Samsung's 3D Active Glasses. The ideal viewing distance is three times or more the height of the screen. We also recommend sitting with your eyes level with the screen.

Precautions

Carefully read the health and safety information concerning 3D viewing before viewing the TV in 3D.

Refer to the "3D Active Glasses", for more information.

Restrictions

There are several restrictions when using 3D TV:

Running the Smart Hub automatically deactivates 3D viewing.

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PIP cannot be used.

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Certain Picture options are disabled.

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IR Type Samsung 3D Active Glasses and third-party 3D glasses are not supported.

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Tips

The left and right 3D images may initially overlap when the TV is turned on. It takes a moment

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for the display to optimize and the overlapping to go away.

The 3D Active Glasses may not work properly if there is another 3D product or electronic device

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turned on near the glasses or TV. If there is a problem, keep other electronic devices as far away as possible from the 3D Active Glasses.

Whether or not 3D video is displayed in true HD is usually determined by the quality of the

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Activating 3D Mode

Screen Menu > Picture > 3D > 3D Mode

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Choose a 3D mode according to the input signal. Available 3D modes may vary depending on the input signal. Some 3D contents may differ prefered 3D mode. In this case, change the desired 3D mode for watching. Select a 3D mode from the available 3D modes depending on the input signal. Available 3D modes may vary depending on the input signal.

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Off: Deactivates 3D viewing.

Normal: Converts normal images to 3D images. Some formats do not support this mode.

L/R: Splits a single image into left and right overlapping images to create the 3D effect.

T/B: Splits a single image into top and bottom overlapping images to create the 3D effect.

Horizontal Line: Switches between left and right images one horizontal line at a time. This

mode is not supported on the UHD F9000 series models.

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Vertical Line: Switches between left and right images one vertical line at a time. This mode is

not supported on the UHD F9000 series models.

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Pixel: Switches between left and right images one pixel at a time. This mode is not supported

on the UHD F9000 series models.

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Frame: Switches between left and right images one frame at a time. This mode is not

supported on the UHD F9000 series models.

(Horizontal Line), (Vertical Line), and (Pixel) can only be selected when the computer's resolution

is set to 1920x1080 or the computer is connected to the TV via an HDMI-DVI cable.

(Frame) can only be selected when the computer's resolution is set to 1920x1080 and the frequency to

60Hz.

Resolutions supported by the TV may vary, depending on the 3D mode. For details, see "Supported 3D Resolutions".

Setting 3D Effects

There are several adjustments that can be made to make 3D content more enjoyable.

3D Perspective: Adjusts the 3D perspective.

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Depth: Adjusts the 3D depth. This function is not available if 3D mode is set to (L/R) or

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(T/B).

L/R Change: Swaps the left and right pictures.

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3D → 2D: Converts 3D images to normal images. This function is not available if 3D mode is set

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3D Auto View: Setting 3D Auto View to On switches the TV to 3D automatically. Setting 3D Auto

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(Normal) or (Off).

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View to Message Notice brings up a message screen when the TV receives a 3D signal. If some

applications are running, The TV can not switch 3D. In this case, close the application and then watch the 3D. This mode is available for LED TVs only.

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3D Light control: Adjust the brightness of 3D images. If the screen is too dark, select High. This

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mode is available for LED TVs only.

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PIP

Screen Menu > Picture > PIP

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Picture

PIP Off

Advanced Settings

Picture Options

Picture Off

Apply Picture Mode All Sources

Reset Picture

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

Display video from an external device on the main screen and the TV as a picture-in-picture. For example, you can display a Blu-ray movie on the main screen and simultaneously watch TV as a picture-in-picture. PIP is not available while the Smart Hub or 3D TV is active. Turning off the TV while PIP is active automatically deactivates PIP.

PIP: Activates/deactivates PIP.

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Antenna: Select either Air or Cable as the input source for the sub-picture screen.

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Channel: Selects the PIP sub-picture channel.

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Size: Selects the PIP sub-picture size.

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Position: Selects the PIP sub-picture position.

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Sound Select: Selects the audio source.

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Playing a game or using the karaoke feature on the main screen can result in a lower PIP picture quality.

To watch TV as a picture-in-picture, the main screen's source must be set to Component or HDMI. The PIP window supports TV signals only.

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Analog Screen Calibration

Channel Settings

Digital Manual Tuning

Fine Tune

Color System

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

Analog pictures can become shaky and full of noise. If this happens, you can fine tune the signal and/or reduce noise to clear up the picture.

Fine Tune

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Channel Settings > Fine Tune

Clear up shaky pictures. Fine tune the pictures until they are clear and then select Save or Close. Select Reset to reset the Fine Tune operation. This option is only available for analog broadcasts.

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Color System

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Channel Settings > Color System

Normally the TV can receive image and sound with good quality when in the mode auto. This mode detects the signal color system automatically. In case of some signal reception with color unsatisfactory, select the Color System mode to PAL-M, PAL-N or NTSC.

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Broadcast Audio Options

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Audio Options

Audio Options

Multi-Track Sound Stereo

Audio Language English

Audio Format ----

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

Configure the program's audio language. Using this option is different for analog and digital channels.

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Analog Broadcast Audio Options

Multi-Track Sound: Configure the audio for the current broadcast. Multi-Track Sound can be set

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to mono or stereo, depending on the broadcast signal or program. Although user set this option to stereo, if the broadcast signal or program is not supported a stereo, this option will be set to mono automatically.

Select the Virtual Remote panel's INFO button to view the current broadcast's audio signal information.

Select the Virtual Remote panel's TOOLS button while watching TV to access and configure the Multi-

Track Sound setting.

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Digital Broadcast Audio Options

Audio Language: Digital broadcasts are embedded with audio signals in multiple languages which

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users can choose from. You do not need to manually configure digital broadcasts that support the designated language. If the designated language is not supported, the default audio language chosen by the TV station will be heard.

Audio Format: Select the audio format of current broadcasting. The available items may differ

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depending on the broadcasting status. This function may not be available, depending on the country.

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Sports Mode

Screen Menu > Smart Features > Sports Mode

Enable Sports Mode for the optimal sports viewing experience. However, enabling Sports Mode disables the Picture, Sound and Broadcasting menu options. Disabling Sports Mode restores the previous Picture and Sound settings.

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Subtitles

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Subtitle

Subtitle

Subtitle On

Primary Subtitle

Secondary Subtitle

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

This function is only available for digital channels.

View subtitles along with subtitle-enabled digital and analog broadcasts.

Show Subtitles

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Subtitle > Subtitle

Show subtitles. Subtitles will be displayed when you choose a broadcast that supports subtitles.

Switches subtitles On or Off.

Subtitle Mode: Sets the subtitle mode.

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Subtitle Language: Sets the subtitle language.

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DVD Subtitles are only available when connected to an external input connector.

Subtitle Options

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Subtitle

Select a subtitle mode. The list of modes may vary depending on the broadcast.

Primary Subtitle: Set the primary subtitle language.

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Secondary Subtitle: Set the secondary subtitle language.

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Captions

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Caption

Caption

Caption On

Caption Mode Default

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

View captions along with caption-enabled digital and analog broadcasts.

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Show Captions

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Caption > Caption

Show captions. captions will be displayed when you choose a broadcast that supports captions.

DVD Captions are only available when connected to an external input connector.

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Caption Options

Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Caption > Caption Mode

Select a caption mode. The list of modes may vary depending on the broadcast.

Default / CC1 ~ CC4 / Text1 ~ Text4: (analog channels only) The analog caption function

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operates in either analog TV channel mode or when a signal is supplied from an external device to the TV. (Depending on the broadcasting signal, the analog caption function may or may not work with digital channels.)

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Basic Picture Settings

Screen Menu > Picture

Picture

Picture Mode Standard

• Backlight 12

• Contrast 100

• Brightness 45

• Sharpness 50

• Color 50

• Tint (G/R) G50 R50

The displayed image may differ depending on the model.

The basic image settings alter the look and feel of the image displayed on the TV screen.

Changing the Picture Mode

Screen Menu > Picture > Picture Mode

Choose the optimal picture mode for your TV viewing conditions. When connected to a Computer via an HDMI-to-DVI cable, only the Standard and Entertain modes can be chosen.

Dynamic: This increases the brightness of the screen. It is most suitable for bright environments.

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Standard: This is the default mode.

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Natural: This is useful for reducing eye strain. This mode is available for LED TVs only.

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Relax: Consumes less power and reduces eye strain. This mode is only available for PDP TVs.

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Movie: Darkens the screen and reduces glare. Appropriate for darkened rooms, for watching

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movies, and when experiencing eye fatigue.

Entertain: Sharpens images for a more dynamic viewing experience. This mode is only available

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when connected to a computer via an HDMI-to-DVI cable.

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Picture Quality

Screen Menu > Picture

Choose a Picture Mode and then select the following options to display a slide bar that allows the corresponding setting to be adjusted. Adjust the value by dragging left/right on the touch pad and change the setting by dragging up/down on the touch pad. Adjusted values are applied to the current source and will remain in effect the next time the source is selected. When connected to a computer via an HDMI-to-DVI cable, only the Color and Tint (G/R) adjustment options can be chosen.

Backlight: Adjusts the brightness of individual pixels. Decreasing the brightness reduces power

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consumption. This option is only available for LED TVs.

Cell Light: Adjusts the brightness of the panel. Decreasing the brightness reduces power

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consumption. This option is only available for PDP TVs.

Contrast: Adjusts the screen contrast.

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Brightness: Adjusts the overall brightness.

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Sharpness: Sharpens or dulls the edges of objects.

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Color: Adjusts the overall color saturation.

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Tint (G/R): Adjusts the ratio of green to red. Increase the green value to saturate the greens and

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the red value to saturate the reds.

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Applying the Current Picture Quality Setting to Another Input

Screen Menu> Picture > Apply Picture Mode

You can apply the picture quality setting that you configured for the TV to all external devices connected to the TV.

To apply the setting to all external devices connected to the TV, select All Sources. To only apply the setting to the current input, select Current Source.

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Picture Size

Screen Menu > Picture > Picture Size

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Most TV programs and videos are displayed in full screen, but some programs and videos don’t fit the screen. Users can change the picture size for such programs and videos. However, the available size options may differ, depending on the video source. For details, see "Picture Size and Input Signal".

16:9: Set the picture to the 16:9 wide-screen format.

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Wide Zoom: Magnifies the picture size more than 4:3. A magnified picture can be moved up and

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down.

Zoom: Magnifies the 16:9 wide pictures vertically to fit the screen size. A magnified picture can

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be moved up and down.

4:3: Sets the picture to basic 4:3 mode.

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Do not leave the TV in 4:3 mode for an extended period. The dark borders displayed on the left

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and right/top and bottom of the screen may cause image retention (screen burn). This is not

covered by the warranty. This mode is available for PDP TVs only.

Screen Fit: Displays the full image without any cutoff.

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Smart View 1: Reduces a 16:9 picture by 50%. This mode is only available for LED TVs and in

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HDMI mode.

Smart View 2: Reduces a 16:9 picture by 25%. This mode is only available for LED TVs and in

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HDMI or DTV mode.

The Picture Size option is not available with images in the UHD resolution because the supported screen size is fixed.