SAMSUNG UE32J6300 User Manual

E-MANUAL

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Contents

Quick Guides

Using Smart Hub

1 Connecting to the Internet

1 Setting up Smart Hub

1 Using Smart Hub

Using the Samsung Smart Control

2 Operating the TV with the POINTER button

3 Setting up the Samsung Smart Control

3 Pairing the TV to the Samsung Smart Control

Improving the Viewing Experience of Sports Events

4 Activating Sports Mode

Editing Channels

5 Running the Edit Channel function

5 Rearranging or deleting channels

Connecting a Computer

17 Connecting through the HDMI port

18 Connecting with an HDMI-to-DVI cable

18 Connecting through your home network

Connecting a Mobile Device

19 Connecting with an MHL-to-HDMI Cable

20 Using Screen Mirroring

21 Connecting mobile devices without a wireless router

(Wi-Fi Direct)

22 Connecting a mobile device via Samsung Smart View 2.0

Pairing a laptop to the TV - Wireless PC Mirroring (or KINO TV)

Changing the input signal with external devices

Connection Notes!

24 Connection notes for HDMI

25 Connection notes for audio devices

Connections

Connecting an Antenna (Aerial)

Connecting to the Internet

7 Establishing a wired Internet connection

8 Establishing a wireless Internet connection

Connecting to a Network via a Mobile Dongle

Troubleshooting Internet Connectivity Issues

11 Troubleshooting wired Internet connectivity issues

12 Troubleshooting wireless Internet connectivity issues

Connecting Video Devices

13 Connecting with an HDMI cable

14 Connecting with a component cable

14 Connecting with a composite (A/V) cable

Audio Input and Output Connections

15 Connecting with an HDMI (ARC) cable

16 Connecting with a digital audio (optical) cable

25 Connection notes for computers

25 Connection notes for mobile devices

26 Connection notes for Wireless PC Mirroring (or KINO TV)

Remote Control and Peripherals

About the Samsung Smart Control

Using the Samsung Smart Control

29 Operating the TV with the POINTER button

29 Operating the TV with the directional buttons and the

Enter button

30 Displaying and using the On-Screen Remote

31 Pairing the TV to the Samsung Smart Control

Controlling External Devices with the TV Remote Using the Universal Remote

32 Setting up the universal remote control

32 Universal Remote functions

Using the Tools menu on the TV screen

16 Connecting with headphones

Controlling the TV with a Keyboard

34 Connecting a keyboard

Using the web browser

47 Browsing preferences

35 Using the keyboard

Controlling the TV with a Mouse

36 Connecting a USB mouse

36 Using a mouse

Connecting a Bluetooth Gamepad

Entering Text using the On-Screen QWERTY Keypad

37 Using additional functions

Smart Features

Smart Hub

38 Launching Smart Hub automatically

38 Testing Smart Hub connections

39 Using the Smart Hub tutorial

39 Resetting Smart Hub

Using the MY CONTENT Service

48 Read before playing media content

49 Playing multimedia content in a computer or mobile

device

49 Playing media content saved on a USB device

50 Buttons and functions available while viewing photos

51 Buttons and functions available while viewing videos

53 Buttons and functions available while playing music

54 Listening to music in HD quality

54 Functions on the media content list screen

Using the NewsON Service

55 News

55 Weather

TV Viewing

Using Smart Hub with a Samsung Account

40 Creating a Samsung account

41 Signing in to a Samsung account

41 Linking your Samsung account to external service

accounts

42 Changing and adding information to a Samsung account

42 Deleting a Samsung account from the TV

Using the APPS Service

43 Managing Downloaded Apps with the pop-up Options

44 Installing an app

44 Enabling automatic apps updates

45 Removing an app from the TV

45 Locking and unlocking apps

45 Updating apps

45 Rearranging apps

45 Rating purchased apps

Viewing Digital Broadcast Information at a Glance

56 Using the guide

57 Checking current programme info

57 Changing the broadcast signal

57 Checking digital channel signal info and strength

Recording Programmes

58 Recording programmes

59 Using the functions available while recording a

programme

59 Using the buttons on the remote control while recording

a programme

60 Managing the schedule recording list

60 Viewing recorded programmes

62 Managing recorded files

45 Using other app features and functions

Using the e-Manual

46 Launching the e-Manual

46 Using the buttons in the e-Manual

Setting Up a Schedule Viewing

63 Setting up a schedule viewing for a channel

77 Genre Selection

77 Using adult genre

64 Editing a schedule viewing

64 Cancelling a schedule viewing

Using Timeshift

65 Using the buttons on the remote control while using

Timeshift

Using the Channel List

Registering, Removing, and Editing Channels

67 Registering and removing channels

67 Editing registered channels

68 Enabling / Disabling password protection on channels

68 Locking / Unlocking channels

68 Changing channel numbers

Creating a Personal Favourites List

69 Registering channels as favourites

69 Viewing and selecting channels on Favourites lists only

Editing a Favourites List

70 Using the Edit Favourites screen menu items

Making Sports programmes More Realistic with Sports Mode

72 Enabling sports mode

73 Extracting highlights automatically

73 Using the functions available while watching sports in

sports mode

75 Viewing a game recorded in sports mode

Watching a Movie with Optimised Picture and Sound African Cinema Mode

TV-Viewing Support Features

76 Reading digital text

76 Scanning for available channels

76 Selecting aerial connection type

77 Selecting the broadcast audio language

77 Audio Description

Using the Channel Settings

78 Setting the country (area)

78 Tuning broadcast signals manually

79 Fine-Tuning the screen

79 Transferring channel list

79 Deleting CAM operator profile

80 Setting satellite system

80 Changing teletext language

80 Showing common interface menu

Picture and Sound

Adjusting the Picture Quality

81 Choosing a picture mode

82 Adjusting the picture quality

83 Adjusting advanced settings

84 Adjusting picture options

Picture Support Functions

85 Viewing a picture-in-picture (PIP)

86 Changing the picture size and position

87 Listening to audio only (Picture Off)

87 Resetting the picture mode settings

Adjusting the Sound Quality

88 Choosing a sound mode

89 Applying sound effects

Using the Sound Support Functions

90 Selecting speakers

90 Specifying the TV's installation type

90 Listening to TV sound through a Samsung Bluetooth

audio device

91 Listening to the TV through Bluetooth headphones

91 Listening to TV sound through a Samsung Multiroom

Link compatible speaker

93 Enabling digital audio output

94 Resetting all sound settings

System and Support

108 Showing/Hiding the Samsung logo while booting

108 Enabling the TV to boot faster

Setting the Time and Using the Timer

95 Setting the current time

97 Using the timers

Using the Screen Burn Protection and Energy Saving Functions

99 Preventing screen burn

99 Reducing the energy consumption of the TV

Using Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

100 Setting up Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

100 Using Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

Updating the TV’s Software

102 Updating the TV’s software to the latest version

102 Updating the TV automatically

103 Updating the TV manually

Protecting the TV from Hacking and Malicious Code

103 Checking the TV and connected storage for malicious

code

104 Configuring additional functions

109 Registering the TV as a DivX-certified device (watching

for pay DivX movies)

109 Restoring the TV to the factory settings

109 Using the TV as a display model (for retail stores)

Running Data Service Automatically

HbbTV

Using a TV Viewing Card (“CI or CI+ Card”)

111 Connecting the “CI or CI+ Card” via COMMON

INTERFACE slot

112 Connecting the “CI or CI+ Card” via COMMON

INTERFACE slot with the CI CARD Adapter

113 Using the “CI or CI+ Card”

Teletext Feature

Troubleshooting

Getting Support

116 Support through Remote Management

Using Other Functions

105 Running the accessibility functions quickly

105 Adjusting the menu transparency

105 White text on black background (high contrast)

105 Enlarging font (for the visually impaired)

106 Listening to the TV through Bluetooth headphones (for

the hearing impaired)

106 Changing the menu language

106 Setting up a password

106 Checking Notifications

107 Programme Rating Lock

107 Enabling game mode

107 Richer colours and superior picture quality (BD Wise)

107 Enabling/Disabling sound feedback

108 Locking/Unlocking the Control Stick

117 Finding the contact information for service

There Is a Problem with the Picture

118 Testing the picture

I Can't Hear the Sound Clearly

120 Testing the sound

There Is a Problem with the Broadcast

My Computer Won't Connect

I Can't Connect to the Internet

Data Service

Restrictions

137 Restrictions to PIP (Picture-in-Picture)

137 Flexible CI

Read After Installing the TV

138 Picture sizes and input signals

The Schedule Recording/Timeshift Function Isn't Working

Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) Isn't Working

I Have Trouble Launching/Using Apps

My File Won't Play

I Want to Reset the TV

Other Issues

Precautions and Notes

Before Using the Recording and Timeshift Functions

127 Before using the recording and schedule recording

functions

128 Before using the timeshift function

Read Before Using APPS

138 Installing an anti-theft lock

139 Read before setting up a wireless Internet connection

Read Before Connecting a Computer (Supported Resolutions)

140 IBM

140 MAC

141 VESA DMT

Supported Resolutions for Video Signals

142 CEA-861

142 DVI

Read Before Using Bluetooth Devices

143 Restrictions on using Bluetooth

Licence

Glossary

Read Before Using the Web Browser

Read Before Playing Photo, Video, or Music Files

132 Limitations on use of photo, video, and music files

133 Supported external subtitles

133 Supported internal subtitles

134 Supported image formats and resolutions

134 Supported music formats and codecs

135 Supported video codecs

Using Smart Hub

Connecting to the Internet

(MENU/123) MENU Network Network Settings

Connect the TV to the Internet wired or wirelessly.

Setting up Smart Hub

(MENU/123) MENU Smart Hub Open Smart Hub

Select Open Smart Hub to activate Smart Hub. When you start Smart Hub for the first time, the Set

Up Smart Hub screen appears. Follow the instructions on the screen to configure the required settings

and complete the setup.

Welcome to Smart Hub

The easiest way to access and discover live TV, movies, apps, games and more.

Set Up Smart Hub

Learn More

Using Smart Hub

Enjoy the multiple functions provided by Smart Hub on a single screen.

For more information, refer to "Smart Hub."

Using the Samsung Smart Control

This function is only supported for J6300, J6330, J6390 models within CIS region.

Operating the TV with the POINTER button

Place a finger on the POINTER button and move the Samsung Smart Control. The pointer on the screen moves in the direction you moved the Samsung Smart Control. Move the pointer to one of the following icons on the screen, and then press the POINTER button.

: Displays the On-Screen Remote.

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: Allows you to adjust the volume or select speakers.

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: Displays the channel list.

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: Launches Smart Hub.

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Setting up the Samsung Smart Control

(MENU/123) MENU System Smart Control Settings

Configure the basic settings for using the Samsung Smart Control.

System

Menu Language English

Smart Security

Universal remote setup

Time

Notifications

Device Manager

Smart Control Settings

Your TV's menu may differ from the image above, depending on the model.

Pairing the TV to the Samsung Smart Control

When you turn on the TV for the first time, the Samsung Smart Control pairs to the TV automatically. If the Smart Control does not pair to the TV automatically, point it at the remote control sensor of the TV, then press the ① and ② buttons on the Samsung Smart Control simultaneously for 3 seconds or more.

Improving the Viewing Experience of Sports Events

Activating Sports Mode

(MENU/123) MENU System Sports Mode

Set Sports Mode to On. The TV automatically configures the picture and sound settings so that they are suitable for football events.

System

Accessibility

Setup

Sports Mode

Menu Language English

Smart Security

Universal remote setup

Time

Your TV's menu may differ from the image above, depending on the model.

For more information, refer to "Making Sports programmes More Realistic with Sports Mode."

This function is only available on certain models in specific geographical areas.

Editing Channels

Running the Edit Channel function

(MENU/123) MENU Broadcasting Edit Channel

Broadcasting

Auto Tuning

Aerial Terrestrial

Channel List

Guide

Schedule Manager

Edit Channel

Edit Favourites

Your TV's menu may differ from the image above, depending on the model.

Rearranging or deleting channels

(MENU/123) MENU Broadcasting Edit Channel Change Number or Delete

You can rearrange the order of channels or delete channels. To change the order of a channel, select it and then select Change Number. To delete a channel, select it and then select Delete.

Certain channels are not available depending on the channel type.

Connecting an Antenna (Aerial)

Connect the TV to an antenna or a cable outlet to receive broadcast signals.

Connect a cable from an antenna or cable outlet to the ANT IN connector, as shown in the image below.

An antenna connection is not necessary if you connect a cable box or satellite receiver.

It is best to connect the both connectors using a Multi-Switch or DiSEqC. Switch, etc and to set Aerial

Connection Type to Dual Oscillator.

A connection method may differ with the models.

Connecting to the Internet

Establishing a wired Internet connection

Using LAN cables

There are three ways to connect the TV to your Internet access points, as shown in the following illustrations:

Wall-mounted LAN Outlet

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LAN

External Modem

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LAN

① IP Router + ② External Modem

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LAN

We recommend using Cat 7 LAN cables to link your TV to the Internet Access Points.

The TV will not be able to connect to the Internet if the network speed is below 10Mbps.

Connecting to a wired Internet network automatically

(MENU/123) MENU Network Network Settings

Automatically connect to an available network.

Select Wired.

Once network connection is successful, you will see a confirmation message. If it fails, try again

or connect manually.

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Establishing a wireless Internet connection

Connecting to a wireless internet network automatically

(MENU/123) MENU Network Network Settings

Make sure that you have the wireless router's SSID (name) and password settings before attempting to connect.

Select Wireless. The TV automatically displays a list of available wireless networks.

Select a network. If the network you want doesn't appear in the list, select Add Network, and

then enter the network's SSID (name) manually.

If your network is security enabled, enter the password. If your network is not security-enabled,

the TV will bypass the on-screen keyboard and attempt to connect right away.

Connecting to a wireless internet network with WPS

(MENU/123) MENU Network Network Settings

If the router has a WPS(wi-fi protected setup) push button, you can use it to connect the TV to the router automatically.

Select Wireless. The TV automatically displays a list of available wireless networks.

Select Stop and then select WPS.

Press the WPS or PBC buttons on your wireless router in less than two minutes.

The TV is connected to the network automatically.

Checking the internet connection status

(MENU/123) MENU Network Network Status

Network

Network Status

Network Settings

Wi-Fi Direct

Multimedia Device Settings

Screen Mirroring

Device Name [TV] Samsung

Your TV's menu may differ from the image above, depending on the model.

View the current network and Internet status.

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Changing the name of the TV on a network

(MENU/123) MENU Network Device Name

You can change a name for the TV that will appear on mobile devices and laptop computers.

Select Device Name from the Network menu.

Select a name from the list that appears. Alternatively, select User Input to enter a name manually.

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Connecting to a Network via a Mobile Dongle

You can make the TV to connect to a network via a mobile device by connecting a mobile dongle to the TV. Connect the mobile dongle to the USB port in the TV.

This function is only available on certain models in specific geographical areas.

When you use a large mobile dongle(Data Card), USB devices may not work properly due to interferences among the USB ports, or the wireless network may not work properly due to interferences from the peripherals and surroundings. In this case, use a USB extension cable.

Channel-bound Apps & Ticker is not available when you set up mobile network.

If you have any problems using online services, please contact your Internet service provider.

The mobile service providers and their devices that support this function are as follows:

Vodacom (Model No: K4605)

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MTN (Model No: E3131S, E3251)

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Safaricom (Model No: E303)

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Troubleshooting Internet Connectivity Issues

Troubleshooting wired Internet connectivity issues

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No network cable found

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

IP auto setting failed

Do the following or configure the IP Settings manually.

Make sure that the DHCP server is enabled on the router, and reset the router.

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

Unable to connect to the network

Check all IP Settings.

Make sure that the DHCP server is enabled on the router. Then, unplug the router and plug it back

in.

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

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 values in IP Settings.

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

Network setup is complete, but unable to connect to the Internet

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

Troubleshooting wireless Internet connectivity issues

Wireless network connection failed

If a selected wireless router is not found, go to Network Settings and select the correct router.

Unable to connect to a wireless router

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

Enter the correct password if required.

IP auto setting failed

Do the following or configure the IP Settings manually.

Make sure that the DHCP server is enabled on the router. Then, unplug the router and plug it back

in.

Enter the correct password if required.

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

Unable to connect to the network

Check all IP Settings.

Enter the correct password if required.

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

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 values in IP Settings.

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

Network setup is complete, but unable to connect to the Internet

If the problem persists, contact your Internet Service Provider.

Connecting Video Devices

Your TV has a variety of connectors for video input from external devices. Below is a list of featured connectors shown in descending order of picture quality.

HDMI

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Component

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Composite (A/V)

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

Connecting with an HDMI cable

The following types of HDMI cables are recommended:

High-Speed HDMI Cable

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High-Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet

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Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI input connector of the TV and the HDMI output connector of the device as shown in the image below.

Set Edit Device Type to DVI PC for a computer connected with a HDMI-to-DVI cable, and PC for a computer connected with HDMI cable. Also, set Edit Device Type to DVI Devices for an A/V device with a HDMI-to-DVI cable.

Connecting with a component cable

Connect the component cable to the component input connectors of the TV and the component output connectors of the device as shown in the image below.

Make sure the cable colours match the connector colours.

Connecting with a composite (A/V) cable

Connect the AV cable to the AV input connectors of the TV and the AV output connectors of the device as shown in the image below.

Make sure the cable colours match the connector colours.

Audio Input and Output Connections

Your TV has a variety of connections for audio input from external devices. The connections are listed below.

HDMI/ARC (Audio Return Channel)

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Digital Audio (Optical)

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Audio (Analogue)

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Connecting with an HDMI (ARC) cable

ARC(Audio Return Channel) lets the TV output digital sound to an audio device and input digital sound from the same audio device through one HDMI cable. ARC is only available through the HDMI (ARC) port and only when the TV is connected to an ARC-enabled AV receiver.

Connect an HDMI cable to the HDMI (ARC) input connector of the TV and the HDMI output connector of the device as shown in the image below.

Connecting with a digital audio (optical) cable

You can listen to digital audio by connecting an AV receiver to the TV via a digital audio (optical) connector.

Connect the optical cable to digital audio output connector of the TV and the digital audio input connector of the device as shown in the image below.

Connecting with headphones

Connect the headphones to the headphone output connector of the TV as shown in the image below.

Connecting a Computer

The kinds of connections you can make are listed below.

To use the TV as a computer monitor

Connect through the HDMI port with an HDMI cable.

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Connect though the HDMI (DVI) port with an HDMI-to-DVI cable.

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To view or play the content saved in a computer on the TV

Connect through using your home network.

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Connecting through the HDMI port

For an HDMI connection, we recommend one of the following HDMI cable types:

High-Speed HDMI Cable

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High-Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet

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Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI input connector of the TV and the HDMI output connector of the device as shown in the image below.

Connecting with an HDMI-to-DVI cable

If the graphics adapter of your TV does not support the HDMI interface, connect the computer to the TV with a DVI (Digital Visual Interactive)-to-HDMI cable. Note that the HDMI-to-DVI connection is only supported by the HDMI (DVI) port and does not transmit audio. To listen to the computer sound, connect external speakers to the audio output connector of the computer.

Connect the HDMI-to-DVI cable to the HDMI (DVI) port of the TV and the DVI output port of the computer as shown in the image below.

For the resolutions supported by the TV, refer to "Read Before Connecting a Computer (Supported Resolutions)."

Connecting through your home network

You can quickly access and play photo, video, and music files stored on a computer on the TV.

Connect the TV and the computer to the same router or AP. Once you connect them to the same

router or AP, a home network is configured.

On the computer, select [Control Panel] [Network and Internet] [Network and Sharing Centre]

[Change advanced sharing settings], and select [Choose media streaming options...] to activate

media streaming.

From the list, set the TV to [Allowed].

Launch Windows Media Player on a computer. Select [Settings] [Library Management] and

add the location where photo, video, and music files are saved to play them on the TV. For more information about playing content, refer to "Playing multimedia content in a computer or mobile device."

Alternatively, you can move the files to the default folder specified by Windows Media Player, and then play or view them on the TV.

Connecting a Mobile Device

You can connect a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet directly to the TV, or connect it to the network and display the mobile device's screen or play its content on the TV. The kinds of connections you can make are listed below.

View the mobile device's screen on the TV screen by using an MHL-to-HDMI cable.

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Connect by mirroring the mobile device's screen on the TV (Screen Mirroring).

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Connect mobile devices without a wireless router (Wi-Fi Direct).

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Connect a mobile device via Samsung Smart View 2.0.

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Connecting with an MHL-to-HDMI Cable

You can use the Mobile High-definition Link (MHL) function to display a mobile device's screen on the 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. For information on configuring MHL on your mobile device, refer to the device's User Manual.

If you connect a mobile device to the TV with an MHL-to-HDMI cable, the TV automatically switches the picture size of each content saved on the mobile device to the original picture size of that content.

Connect the MHL-to-HDMI cable to the HDMI (MHL) input connecter of the TV and the mobile device's USB port as shown in the image below.

Using Screen Mirroring

(MENU/123) MENU Network Screen Mirroring

You can wirelessly connect a mirroring-enabled mobile device to the TV and play the video and audio files stored on the device on the TV. Mirroring refers to the function that plays the video and audio files located on a mobile device on a TV and on the mobile device simultaneously.

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Connecting via a mobile device

Launch Screen Mirroring function on your mobile device. The mobile device searches for

available devices to connect to.

Select the TV from the list. The TV automatically allows the connection and the device connects.

Select Allow to connect the mobile device.

All previously allowed mobile devices will automatically connect without needing approval.

If you select Deny, the device cannot connect. To change the connection status of a denied device, select (MENU/123)

Allow.

MENU Network Multimedia Device Manager, select the device, and select

Connecting by automatically allowing the connection

Select (MENU/123) MENU Network Screen Mirroring, You can also start screen mirroring

by pressing the SOURCE button on your remote and selecting Screen Mirroring from the list at the top of the screen.

Launch Screen Mirroring function on your mobile device. The mobile device searches for available

devices to connect to.

Select the TV from the list. The TV automatically allows the connection and the device connects.

If the mobile device cannot connect, turn off and on the TV and mobile device.

Connecting mobile devices without a wireless router (Wi-Fi Direct)

(MENU/123) MENU Network Wi-Fi Direct Wi-Fi Direct

You can connect a mobile device with the Wi-Fi Direct feature directly to the TV without using a wireless router or AP. By connecting a mobile device to the TV through Wi-Fi Direct, you can play photo, video, and music files saved on the mobile device on the TV.

Enable Wi-Fi Direct on the mobile device, and then run Wi-Fi Direct on the TV. 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.

Allow the connection. The TV and mobile device connect.

For more information on the multimedia content, refer to "Playing multimedia content in a computer or mobile device."

To confirm the mobile devices that allows or denies the connection, select (MENU/123) MENU Network

Wi-Fi Direct Device Manager.

When you place the mobile device closer to the TV with Wi-Fi Direct activated, the connection allowance confirmation window appears on the left bottom of the screen so that you can easily connect it.

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Managing the connection status of previously connected mobile devices

Select (MENU/123) MENU Network Wi-Fi Direct Device Manager. The TV displays a list

of devices that have previously connected to the TV or have tried to connect to the TV and been denied. The status of the connection (Allow/Deny) is also displayed.

Select a device.

Select connection type or delete the device from the list.

This function is only available if the devices have previously connected to the TV or have previously attempted to connect and been denied.

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Connecting a mobile device via Samsung Smart View 2.0

You can play the mobile device's multimedia content, such as videos, photos, and music, when you install and launch Samsung Smart View 2.0 on a mobile device connected to the TV. You can send text messages or control the TV using the mobile device.

Pairing a laptop to the TV - Wireless PC Mirroring (or KINO TV)

You can view the enhanced or dual mode screen of a laptop on your TV by pairing the laptop to the TV wirelessly. Connect a Wireless PC Mirroring Adapter (or KINO KIT, VG-SWD1000) to the laptop's HDMI port, and then connect the USB cable that came with the package between a USB port of the Wireless PC Mirroring Adapter (or KINO KIT, VG-SWD1000) and a USB port of the laptop. A pairing message appears on the TV's screen. If you allow the pairing, the laptop's screen is displayed on the TV's screen.

This function is only available on certain models in specific geographical areas.

Wireless PC Mirroring, KINO TV, and KINO KIT use same technology, and naming may vary by region.

This function is not available on third-party TVs or non-laptop devices.

If two Samsung TVs are located closely, turn off the TV to which you don’t want to pair the laptop, and then try to pair.

Changing the input signal with external devices

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

Options

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To view the Options menu, press the

button. The functions that appear in the Options menu

can include any of the following:

The connector names may vary depending on the product.

Edit Device Type: Changes the types of the external devices. Select an external device to

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change. For example, you can use an HDMI cable to designate a computer connected to the TV as PC. You can also use a HDMI-to-DVI cable to designate an AV devices as DVI Devices.

Edit Name: You can rename devices connected to the TV to facilitate identifying external

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sources.

Information: Displays information about the connected devices.

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Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC): Displays a list of Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)-compliant devices that are

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connected to the TV.

This option is only available when Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) is set to On.

Remove USB Device: Removes a USB device connected to the TV.

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Delete Universal Remote: Deletes the external device connected to the TV via the Universal

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Remote function.

This function is only supported for J6300, J6330, J6390 models within CIS region.

Universal remote setup: You can use your TV remote control to control external devices.

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This function is only supported for J6300, J6330, J6390 models within CIS region.

For more information on using the Universal Remote function, refer to "Controlling External Devices with the TV Remote - Using the Universal Remote."

Connection Notes!

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

Refer to the external device's operating manual when connecting it to the TV. The number of external device connectors and their names and locations may vary depending on the manufacturer.

Connection notes for HDMI

Use an HDMI cable with a thickness of 14mm or less.

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Using a non-certified HDMI cable may result in a blank screen or a connection error.

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

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specifications.

This TV does not support HDMI Ethernet Channel. Ethernet is a LAN (Local Area Network) built

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with coaxial cables standardised by the IEEE.

HDCP 2.2 is supported only by the TV's HDMI (MHL) port. HDCP is short for "High bandwidth

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Digital Content Protection" and is used for video copyright protection.

Many computer graphics adaptors do not have HDMI ports, but have DVI ports instead. If your

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computer graphics adaptor has a DVI port, use an HDMI-to-DVI cable to connect the computer to the TV. For more information, refer to "Connecting with an HDMI-to-DVI cable."

If you are using an HDMI adapter, the TV recognises the signal as an HDMI signal and may

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respond differently than it would to an MHL-to-HDMI cable connection.

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