Samsung UE40J5270SS Operating Instructions

E-MANUAL

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Contents

Using Remote and Peripheral Connecting Antenna and External devices

Connecting - Aerial

Video Device Connection

3 Connecting - HDMI

4 Connecting - Component

5 Connecting - External Input

6 Connecting - SCART

TV Audio through the External Speakers

8 Connecting - Digital Audio (Optical)

9 Connecting - Audio Output

Connecting to a Computer

11 Connecting - HDMI Port

12 Connecting - HDMI (DVI) Port

13 Connecting - Home Network

Devices

Controlling the TV with a Keyboard

19 Connecting a Keyboard

19 Using the Keyboard

Controlling the TV with a Mouse

21 Connecting a Mouse

22 Using the Mouse

Entering Text Using QWERTY

23 Using Additional Functions

Internet Connection

Establishing a Wired Internet Connection

24 Connecting a LAN Cable

25 Connecting to a Wired Internet Network Automatically

Connecting with a Mobile Device

15 Connecting - MHL-to-HDMI Cable

16 Mobile Device Screen on TV (Screen Mirroring)

17 Connecting Mobile Devices without a Wireless Router

(Wi-Fi Direct)

17 Connecting - Home Network

18 Name of TV on Network

Input Signal Selection

25 Connecting to a Wired Internet Network Manually

Establishing a Wireless Internet Connection

27 Connecting to a Wireless Internet Network Automatically

28 Connecting to a Wireless Internet Network Manually

29 Connecting to a Wireless Internet Network with WPS

Troubleshooting Internet Connectivity Issues

30 Troubleshooting Wired Internet Connectivity Issues

31 Troubleshooting Wireless Internet Connectivity Issues

Mobile Network

32 Supported Telecom and Model Name

Checking the Internet Connection Status

Smart Features

TV Viewing Features

Smart Hub

34 Testing Smart Hub connections

35 Opening the Home Screen

36 Moving to the Panel Screen

36 Using the Smart Hub Tutorial

36 Resetting Smart Hub

Using Smart Hub with Samsung Account

37 Creating a Samsung Account

39 Signing into Samsung Account

40 Linking My Samsung and App Accounts

41 Changing and Adding Information to Samsung Account

41 Deleting All Samsung Accounts from the TV

42 Using Pop-Up Menu Functions

43 Installing an App

44 Default Apps

44 Using Web Browser

47 Rearranging Apps on the SAMSUNG APPS Screen

Digital Broadcast Information at a Glance

58 Using the Guide

59 Checking the Current Programme Info

59 Change the Broadcast Signal

59 Digital Signal Info and Strength

Setting Up a Schedule Viewing

60 Setting Up Schedule Viewing

61 Managing the Schedule Viewing List

Using the Channel List

Registering, Removing, and Editing Channels

63 Registering and Removing Channels

63 Editing Registered Channels

64 Enabling/Disabling Password Protection on Channels

64 Changing Numbers

64 Locking/ Unlocking Channels

64 Edit Channel Number

48 Removing an App from the TV

48 Rating/Reviewing an App

49 Updating an App

49 SAMSUNG APPS Features

Playing Photos, Videos, and Music

51 Playing Media Content from a USB Device

52 Playing Multimedia Content Saved in a Computer/Mobile

Device

53 Playing Photos

54 Playing Videos

56 Playing Music

57 Functions on the Media Content List Screen

Creating a Personal Favourites List

65 Registering a Channel as Favourites

66 Viewing Favourites List Channels Only

66 Editing a Favourites List

Adding Realism to Sports

69 Enabling Sports Mode

69 Using the Sports Mode (for Russia)

70 Functions Available in Sports Mode

African Cinema Mode

70 Using the African Cinema Mode

TV-Viewing Support Features

71 Showing Subtitles

71 Subtitle Options

72 Changing Teletext Language

72 Digital Text

73 PIP Broadcast Viewing

74 Scanning for Available Channels

75 Selecting the Broadcast Audio Options

75 Audio Description

75 Genre Selection

75 Adult genre enabling

Using the Channel Settings

76 Country (Area)

General

76 Manual Tuning

77 Fine-Tuning the Screen

78 Transfer Channel List

78 Delete CAM Operator Profile

78 Satellite System

80 Common Interface

Picture and Sound Settings

Changing the Picture Mode and Adjusting the Picture Quality

81 Choosing the Right Picture Mode for the Viewing

Environment

82 Adjusting the Picture Quality for Each Picture Mode

83 Fine-Tuning Each Picture Mode (Advanced Settings)

85 Adjusting the Picture for Easier Viewing (Picture Options)

Picture Support Functions

86 PIP Broadcast Viewing

87 Changing the Picture Size and Position

88 Listening to Audio Only with the Screen Turned Off

(Picture Off)

88 Resetting the Picture Mode Settings

Changing the Sound Mode and Using Sound Effects

89 Choosing the Right Sound Mode for the Environment

90 Using Sound Effects

Sound Support Functions

91 Selecting Speakers

91 Designating the TV's Installation Type

91 Enabling the Sound (Additional Settings)

92 Resetting All Sound Settings

Setting the Time and Using the Timer

93 Setting the Current Time

94 Using the Timers

Using the Screen Burn Protection and Energy Saving

Features

96 Preventing Screen Burn

96 Using Energy Saving Features

Using Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

97 Setting Up Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

98 Using Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

Using the e-Manual

99 Launching the e-Manual

99 Additional e-Manual Features

100 Updating the e-Manual to the Latest Version

Updating the Software

101 Updating Software over the Internet

101 Updating Software using a USB connection

102 Enabling Automatic Software Updates

102 Software update via satellite channel

Protecting the TV from Hacking and malicious code

103 Checking the TV and Connected Storage Media

103 Automatically Scanning when the TV is Powered On

103 Automatically Adding malicious code to the Blocked List

Using Other Functions

104 Enabling the High Contrast

104 Adjusting the Menu Transparency

104 Expanding the Smart Hub's Focus Area

104 Changing the Menu Language

105 Checking Notifications

105 Setting Up a Password

106 Programme Rating Lock

106 Enabling Game Mode

106 Locking/Unlocking the Panel Keys

107 Showing/Hiding the Samsung Logo while Booting

107 Registering the TV as a DivX-Certified Device (Watching

Paid DivX Movies)

Notes and Precautions

108 Restoring the TV to the Factory Settings

108 Turning the TV into a Display Model (for retail stores)

Connecting to a TV Viewing Card slot

109 To connect the CI CARD, follow these steps:

110 To connect the CI CARD Adapter, follow these steps:

Teletext Feature

Troubleshooting

Getting Support

114 Support through Remote Management

116 Finding the Information You Need for Service

There is a problem with the screen

116 Testing the Picture

I can't hear the sound clearly

119 Testing the Sound

There is a problem with the broadcast.

The computer won't connect.

Read Before Using SAMSUNG APPS

Web Browser Restrictions

Photo, Video, and Music File Limitations

128 Storage Device File Transfers

129 Supported External Subtitles

129 Supported Internal Subtitles

130 Supported Image Formats and Resolutions

130 Supported Music Formats and Codecs

131 Supported Video Codecs

Read After Installing the TV

133 Picture Sizes and Input Signals

133 Installing an Anti-Theft Kensington Lock

134 Read Before Setting Up a Wireless Internet Connection

Computer Connection Precautions

135 LED 5 series

135 IBM

135 MAC

136 VESA DMT

137 LED 4 series

I can't connect to the Internet.

Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) isn't working.

I am having trouble launching/using apps.

My file won't play.

I want to reset the TV.

Other Issues

137 IBM

137 MAC

138 VESA DMT

Supported Video Resolutions

Licence

Glossary

Connecting - Aerial

Availability depends on the specific model and area.

Before connecting any external devices and cables to the TV, first verify the model number. A sticker containing the model number is attached to the back of the TV. The connection method varies depending on the model.

An aerial must be connected to the TV in order to receive broadcast signals.

An aerial connection is not necessary when a cable box or satellite receiver is used.

Connect the correct aerial cable according to your viewing environment to the TV's aerial connector, as shown in the diagram.

Video Device Connection

Availability depends on the specific model and area.

Your TV has a variety of connectors for video input from external devices such as cable boxes, satellite receivers, 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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External Input

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Connect a 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 picture quality.

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.

Connecting - HDMI

Before connecting any external device or cable to the TV, first verify the TV's model number. A sticker containing the model number is attached to the back of the TV. The connection method varies depending on the model.

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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HDMI cables have certain requirements:

Use an HDMI cable with a thickness of 14 mm 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 HDMI Ethernet Channel. Ethernet is a LAN (Local Area Network) built with coaxial cables standardised by the IEEE.

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

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

Once the connection has been made, you will be able to select the connected external device using the SOURCE button.

Connecting - Component

Before connecting any external devices and cables to the TV, first verify the model number of the TV you purchased. A sticker containing the model number is attached to the back of the TV. The connection method varies depending on the model.

Refer to the diagram and connect the Component cable to the TV's component input connectors and the device's component output connectors.

Make sure the cable colours match the connector colours.

Once the connection has been made, you will be able to select the connected external device using the SOURCE button.

Connecting - External Input

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

If you are using the TV's AV input connectors, connect the video cable to the Y connector. Some models feature a video connector as well. In this case, connect the cable to the video connector.

Once the connection has been made, you will be able to select the connected external device using the SOURCE button.

Connecting - SCART

Availability depends on the specific model and area.

Connect the TV’s SCART input connector to the device’s SCART output connector using a SCART cable. An extra audio connection is not needed because SCART also carries audio.

SCART can only carry standard-definition video.

TV Audio through the External Speakers

Your TV has a variety of connectors for audio input from devices such as Blu-ray players and DVD players and for audio output to such devices as amplifiers. The connectors are listed below.

Digital Audio (Optical)

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There are several issues to bear in mind when using audio input:

For better audio quality, it is a good idea to use an AV receiver.

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

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Refer to the external device's operating manual when connecting it to the TV. The number

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of external device connectors and their names and locations may vary depending on the manufacturer.

Connecting - Digital Audio (Optical)

Availability depends on the specific model and area.

Before connecting any external device or cable to the TV, first verify the TV's model number. A sticker showing the model number is attached to the back of the TV. The connection method varies depending on the model.

Connecting an AV receiver to the TV via a digital audio (optical) connector lets you listen to digital audio.

Connecting a device using an optical cable does not automatically turn off the TV speakers. To turn off the TV's speakers, set TV Sound Output (Sound > Speaker Settings > TV Sound Output) to something other than TV Speaker.

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

An unusual noise coming from the audio device while you are using it may indicate a problem with the audio device itself. If this occurs, ask for assistance from the audio device manufacturer.

Digital audio is only available with 5.1-channel broadcasts.

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.

Connecting - Audio Output

Availability depends on the specific model.

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

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

Connecting to a Computer

You can directly connect a computer to the TV or to the network to view the computer screen or content on the TV. Connect the computer to the TV as follows.

Connecting via HDMI Port

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You can connect the computer to the TV using the HDMI cable to display the computer screen on the TV.

Connecting with the HDMI (DVI) Port

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You can connect a computer to the TV by connecting the computer's DVI port to the TV's HDMI port with the DVI to HDMI cable to display the computer screen on the TV.

Connecting via Home Network

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Quickly access the photo, video and music files saved on a computer by connecting the TV and the computer to the same router or AP.

Connecting - HDMI Port

For HDMI connection, 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 14 mm 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 HDMI Ethernet Channel. Ethernet is a LAN (Local Area Network) built on coaxial cables standardised by the IEEE.

Some computers do not support HDMI interface, depending on its graphics adapter specifications. In this case, use a DVI-to-HDMI cable to connect the computer to the TV.

Refer to the diagram and connect the HDMI cable to the external video device's HDMI output connector and the TV's HDMI input connector.

Once the connection has been made, you will be able to select the connected external device using the SOURCE button.

Connecting - HDMI (DVI) Port

If the graphics adapter of your computer does not support HDMI interface, connect the computer to the TV with the DVI (Digital Visual Interactive) to HDMI cable. However, DVI-to-HDMI connection is supported by the HDMI port for DVI only and does not support audio signal transmission. To listen to the computer sound, connect the external speaker to the computer's audio output connector.

For information on resolutions supported by the TV, refer to "Computer Connection Precautions".

Refer to the diagram and connect the DVI-to-HDMI cable to the TV's HDMI (DVI) port and the computer's DVI output port.

Once the connection has been made, you will be able to select the connected external device using the SOURCE button.

Connecting - Home Network

Quickly access and view/play photo, video and music files from a computer on the TV screen.

Connect the TV and the computer to the same router or AP. A home network will be configured

once the two connections are established.

Home Network enables content-sharing between the TV, computers and mobile devices connected to the same wired or wireless router.

From 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 TV to [Allowed].

Launch Windows Media Player from the computer, select [Settings] > [Library Management] and

then add the location where the photo, video and music files are saved to view/play the files on the TV screen.

It will be possible to view/play on the screen files moved to Windows Media Player's default folder.

As long as File Sharing is activated, unauthorised access may be allowed. Disable File Sharing if data access is not required.

Connecting with a Mobile Device

Connect mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet to the TV directly or indirectly over a shared network and display the mobile device screen or content on the TV screen. Connect the mobile device to the TV as follows.

Connecting with MHL-to-HDMI Cable

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Connect the mobile device's USB port to the TV's HDMI port with the MHL-to-HDMI cable to view the mobile device screen on the TV.

Mobile Device Screen on TV (Screen Mirroring)

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Wirelessly connect the TV to the mobile device with the mirroring function to view the mobile device's screen on the TV.

This option is available only with mobile devices that support mirroring.

Depending on the software in your mobile.

Connecting Mobile Devices without a Wireless Router (Wi-Fi Direct)

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Wi-Fi Direct enables you to connect the TV to a mobile device without a router or AP. Quickly access and play photo, video and music files from a connected mobile device on the TV screen.

This option is available only with mobile devices that support Wi-Fi Direct.

Connecting via Home Network

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View/play on the TV photo, video and music files from a mobile device connected to the same router or AP as the TV.

Connecting - MHL-to-HDMI Cable

Your TV supports MHL (Mobile High-definition Link) via an MHL cable. MHL enables viewing and playing video, image, and audio files from mobile devices 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.

Connecting an 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 cable, the TV recognises the signal as an HDMI signal and may respond differently than it would to an MHL-to-HDMI cable connection.

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

Once the connection has been made, you will be able to select the connected external device using the SOURCE button.

Mobile Device Screen on TV (Screen Mirroring)

Availability depends on the specific model and area.

Depending on the software in your mobile.

Network > Screen Mirroring

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.

To use the Screen Mirroring function, the mobile device must support a mirroring function such as AllShare Cast or Screen Mirroring. To check whether your mobile device supports the mirroring function, please visit the mobile device manufacturer's website.

The video or audio may intermittently stop depending on network conditions.

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Connecting via a mobile device

On the mobile device, run Screen Mirroring. The mobile device searches for available devices to

connect to.

From the search result list, select TV. The TV displays a pop-up window.

In the pop-up window, select Allow to connect the mobile device.

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

If you select Deny, the device won't appear and can't be activated in this way. Navigate to Network >

Screen Mirroring > Device Manager to allow the previously denied mobile device.

Not searching for the TV on mobile devices...

Navigate to Network > Screen Mirroring to run Screen Mirroring. Also, you can select Screen

Mirroring on a list by pressing SOURCE.

Run mirroring on the mobile device. Display a list while automatically searching for mobile

devices.

Select the TV and it connects automatically.

When the mobile devices cannot connect, try turning the TV off and on.

Allow/Reject the connection via mobile devices

This is only available for watching when mobile devices allow the connection.

Navigate to Network > Screen Mirroring > Device Manager to activate Device Manager. This

displays a list of required mobile devices connection.

You can allow access or deny connections with mobile devices.

Connecting Mobile Devices without a Wireless Router (Wi-Fi Direct)

Network > Wi-Fi Direct

Wi-Fi Direct lets you connect mobile devices directly to your TV using wireless technology. After connecting a device to the TV using Wi-Fi Direct, it will be possible to view/play video, photo, and music files from the device on the TV.

The mobile device must support Wi-Fi Direct. Make sure the mobile device you intend to use supports Wi-Fi Direct.

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.

Allow the connection. This completes the connection process.

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Connecting - Home Network

View/play photo, video and music files from a mobile device on the TV.

Connect both the TV and the mobile device to the same router or AP. A home network will be

configured once the connections are established.

Home Network enables content-sharing between the TV, computers and mobile devices connected to the same wired or wireless router.

Enable File Sharing on the mobile device. The mobile device's shared content can be viewed/

played on the TV.

As long as File Sharing is activated, unauthorised access may be allowed. Disable File Sharing if data access is not required.

Name of TV on Network

Network > Device Name

Choose or enter a TV name to be displayed on the network.

Select Device Name from the Network menu. A list will appear.

Choose a name from the list. Alternatively, select User Input to enter a name manually. You can

view the specified TV name on the network.

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Input Signal Selection

You can select a connected external device using the SOURCE button.

For example, to switch to a gaming console connected to the second HDMI connector, press SOURCE. From the Source list, select HDMI2 to change the input signal to HDMI mode. Connector names may vary depending on the model.

The following options are available in the Source screen:

TOOLS Button

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Select a port connected to an external device, and press and hold the Enter button. The following functions are available:

Available options for each connector may vary.

Edit Name: Rename devices connected to the TV for easier identification of external sources.

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For example, you can designate a computer connected to the TV via an HDMI-DVI cable as

DVI PC. Alternatively, simply designate a computer connected to the TV via an HDMI cable as PC. You can also designate an AV device connected to the TV via an HDMI-DVI cable as DVI Devices.

Information: View detailed information about the connected devices.

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Disconnect USB Device: Used to safely remove a USB device connected to the TV.

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This option is only available when a USB device has been selected.

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.

Controlling the TV with a Keyboard

System > Device Manager > Keyboard Settings

You can use a keyboard to control the TV.

Certain models do not support USB HID class keyboards.

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Connecting a Keyboard

Connecting a USB Keyboard

Plug the keyboard cable into the TV's USB port. A connection message appears on the screen.

Using the Keyboard

Use the following remote features with the USB keyboard connected to the TV.

Arrow Keys (moving the focus), Windows Key (MENU Button), Menu List Key (TOOLS Button),

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Enter Key (Select/run item), ESC (RETURN Button), Number Keys (Number Buttons)

F1 (a), F2 (b), F3 ({), F4 (}), F5 ( ), F6 (SOURCE Button), F7 (CH.LIST Button), F8 (MUTE

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Button), F9/F10 (Volume Buttons), F11 / F12 (Channel Buttons)

Page Up/Page Down: Scroll web browser pages up/down.

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Holding down the Enter key: On the Smart Hub screen, navigate to an item and hold down the

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Enter key to display the Options menu.

The Options menu depends on the context.

Changing Keyboards

Availability depends on the specific model and area.

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Select System > Device Manager > Keyboard Settings > Select Keyboard. Designate which keyboard to use.

Only one keyboard can be used at a time.

Input Languages, Keyboard Type, and Switch Language Key

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Select System > Device Manager > Keyboard Settings > Keyboard Options. The following options are available:

Keyboard Language

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If the keyboard supports multiple languages, choose which language you want to use from the list.

Keyboard type

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Specify the type of language selected under Keyboard Language.

The Keyboard type list varies depending on which language was selected under Keyboard Language.

Switch Input Language

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If the keyboard supports multiple languages, choose from the list which key to use to switch between languages.

Controlling the TV with a Mouse

System > Device Manager > Mouse Settings

This TV can be operated with ease using a mouse instead of a remote control.

Certain models do not support USB HID class mice.

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Connecting a Mouse

Connecting a USB Mouse

Plug the mouse cable into the TV's USB port. A connection message appears on the screen.

Using the Mouse

Once a USB mouse is connected to the TV, a pointer will appear on the TV's screen. You can use this pointer to control the TV as you would a computer.

Selecting and Running an Item

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Left-click on the mouse.

Displaying the Volume, Mute, and Channel Buttons

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Select the volume/channel icon on the screen while watching TV. Use the onscreen buttons to adjust the volume or switch the channel.

Select the volume/channel icon again to hide the buttons.

Showing shortcut icons

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Right-clicking shows the shortcut icons on the screen so that you can easily use the TV functions.

The shortcut icons may vary depending on the function.

Displaying the Context-sensitive Menu on Smart Hub

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On the Smart Hub screen, navigate to an item, and hold down the left mouse button for 1 second. The Options menu available to the selected item appears.

The Options menu depends on the context.

Scrolling the TV Menu or Screen

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Move the mouse wheel up or down. This scrolls the TV menu or screen up/down.

Exiting the TV Menu or Feature

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Click on the X button. This closes the menu.

The X button appears when a mouse is being used. Left-clicking once while using a feature displays the X button.

Changing Mice

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Select System > Device Manager > Mouse Settings > Select Mouse. Designate which mouse to use.

Only one mouse may be used at a time.

Changing Mouse Buttons and Pointer Speed

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Select System > Device Manager > Mouse Settings > Mouse Options. The following options are available:

Primary Button

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Choose which (left or right) button to use to select and run items.

Pointer Speed

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Adjust the movement speed of the pointer that appears on the screen.

Entering Text Using QWERTY

A QWERTY 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.

Using Additional Functions

Select on the QWERTY keyboard screen. The following options are available:

Language

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Select a language from the list.

Recommend text

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Enable/disable the Recommended Text feature. Enabling the Recommend text feature allows you to quickly enter text starting with the characters you typed in by displaying recommended words. 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. The word is memorised so that you can enter the same text again more easily.

Reset recommended text data

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Delete both the recommended words and the memorised words to clear the list.

Predict Next Letter

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Enable/disable the Text Prediction feature. Enabling the Text Prediction feature eliminates the need to find and select individual character keys. 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".

This feature is limited to words that have previously been added to the dictionary.

Establishing a Wired Internet Connection

Connecting the TV to the Internet gives you access to online services and SMART features, and lets you update the TV's software quickly and easily through the Internet.

Connecting a LAN Cable

Use a LAN cable.

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

Use Cat 7 LAN cables to link your TV to the Internet Access Points.

There are three ways to connect the TV to the Internet. Refer to the diagrams and connect the LAN cable to the LAN connector on the back of the TV.

External Modem

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① IP Router + ② External Modem

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Wall-mounted LAN Outlet

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Connecting to a Wired Internet Network Automatically

Network > Network Settings

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Automatically connect to an available network.

Set the Network Type to Wired, and then select Connect.

The TV attempts to connect to an available network. Once successful, you will see a confirmation

message. Select OK. If the attempt fails, try again, or connect manually.

Connecting to a Wired Internet Network Manually

Network > Network Settings

With networks that require a static IP address, you will need to enter the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS values manually to connect to the network. To get these values, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP).

Refer to the "Dynamic versus Static IP Addresses" section for more information on dynamic IP and static IP addresses.

Set the Network Type to Wired, and then select Connect.

Network Settings

Select your network type.

Network Type Wired

Connect

You can connect your TV

to the internet.

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