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Samsung 500 series 5 User manual

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P asma TV
user
manual
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ase
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or
assistance.
Important
Safety
Instructions
CAUT
I
ON
TO
REDUCE
TH
E
RISK
OF
ELECTR
IC
SHOC
K,
DO
N
OT
RE
M
OVE
COVER
(OR
BACK).
T
HER
E
ARE
NO
USER
SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE
.
REFER
ALL
SERVI
C
ING
TO
QUALI
F
IE
D
PERSONNEL
.
This
symbo
l
ind
i
cates
t
hat
h
igh
vo
ltage
is
present
inside.
It
is
dange
rou
sto
make
an
y
kind
of
con
ta
ct
with
any
in
tern
al
part
oft
his
product.
T
hi
s
symbol
indicates
that
importan
t
literature
concern1ng
operation
and
maintenance
has
been
included
wi
th
th
is
pr
oduct.
•
The
sl
ots
and
open
i
ngs
in
th
e
cabinet
and
in
the
back
or
bo
tt
om
are
provided
for
necessary
ven
ti
lation
.To
ensure
re
li
abl
eop
era
t
ion
of
th
is
appara
t
us,
and
to
protect
it
from
ove
r
heating,
these
slots
and
ope
ni
ngs
must
never
be
bl
ocked
or
covered.
- Do
not
pl
ace
thi
s
ap
para
tus
in
a
conf
in
ed
space
,
such
as
ab
oo
k
case.
or
bui
lt
-i
n
cab
i
net
,
unle
ss
prope
r
vent
il
at
i
on
is
provi
ded.
-
Do
not
place
this
appa
rat
us
ne
ar
or
over
a
ra
diator
or
hea
t
registe
r,
or
whe
re it is
ex
posed
to
di
r
ec
t sunli
ght.
-
Do
not
p
lac
ev
esse
ls
(v
ase
s
etc.)
contai
ning
wa
t
er
on
th
is a
pparatus
,
as
t
his
can
res
u
lt
in
a
fire
or
electr
ic
shock.
•
Do
not
expose
this
appa
rat
us
to rainor
place
11
near
wa
ter
(nea
ra
bathtub,
washb
ow
l,
ki
t
ch
en
s1nk,
or
laund
ry
t
ub
,
in
a
wet
basement
, or
nea
ra
sw
im
ming
poo
l
etc.
).
If
this
ap
paratu
s
ac
ciden
tall
y
gets
wet,
unplu
g it
and
contact
an
aut
hor
ized
dea
l
er
imme
diately.
•
This
apparatus
uses
batter
i
es.
In
your
com
mu
nity,
t
here
mi
ght
be
envi
ronm
en
t
al
regulat
i
ons
that
require
you
to
dispose
of
these
ba
tt
er
i
es
proper
l
y.
Please
contact
yo
ur
l
ocal
authorities
fo
r
di
sposa
lor
recycli
ng
informat
i
on
.
•
Do
no
t
over
l
oad
wa
ll
o
utl
ets
,e
xt
ens
i
on
co
rd
s or
adap
t
ors
be
yo
nd
th
e
ir
capac
i
ty,
si
nce
this
can
resu
lt
in f
ire
or
el
ectr
ic s
ho
ck.
•
Power
-
supp
ly
cords
sh
ou
ld
be
placed
so
th
at
they
are
not
li
kely
to
be
wa
l
ked
on
or
pi
nched
by
i
tems
placed
upo
n
or
aga
in
st
them.
Pay
particular
attentjon
to
cords
at
t
he
plug
end,
at
wall
outlets,
and
the
po
int
where
they
ex
it
fro
mt
he
appliance
.
•
To
pr
otect
th1s
apparatus
fr
om
al
ig
htni
ng
sto
rm
,
or
when
it isl
eft
unattended
a
nd
unused
for
l
ong
per
i
ods
oft
ime
,
unplug
it
fro
m
th
e
wall
ou
tl
et and
disconnect
the
an
t
enna
or
ca
ble
sys
tem.
This
will
prevent
damage
to t
he
set
dueto li
ght
n
in
g
and
powe
r
line
surges.
•
Before
connecting
th
e
AC
power
co
rd
to
the
DC
adapto
r
out
l
et,
make
sure
the
vo
l
tage
designat
i
on
of
the
DC
adapto
rcor
re
sponds
to
the
loc
al
elec
tri
cal
supply.
•
Neve
r
insert
anyth
ing
meta
lli
c
in
to
th
e
open
parts
of
this
appa
r
at
us.
Doing
so
may
create
a
da
n
ger
of el
ect
r
ic
shock.
•
To
avo
id
electric
s
hock,
n
ever
t
ouc
h
the
i
nside
of
thi
s
apparat
us.
Only
a
qua
li
fi
ed
t
echnic
ian
sh
ou
ld
open
this
appara
tu
s.
•
Make
su
re
to
pl
ug
the
power
co
rd in
until
it
is
f
irm
ly
seated.
When
un
pl
ugging
the
powe
r
cord
from
a
wall
outl
et
,al
ways
pull
on
th
e
power
co
rd'
s pl
ug
.
Never
unplu
g
by
pull
i
ng
on t
he
powe
r
cord.
Do
no
t t
ouch
the
power
co
rd
w
ith
wet
hands
•
If
this
appa
ratus
does
no
t op
erate
normally
-
in
part
ic
ul
ar,
if
there
are
any
un
usua
l
sou
nds
or
smells
com
in
g f
ro
m
11
-
unpl
ug
it imm
ed
i
ate
ly
and
contac
t an
author
ized
dealer
or
service
ce
nte
r.
•
Be
su
re
to
pull
th
e
power
plug
out
of t
he
ou
tlet
if
the
TV
is
to
remain
unused
or
if
you
are
to
leave
th
e
house
fo
r
an
ex
tended
period
of
t
ime
(es
p
ec
i
ally
when
c
hild
ren,
e
ld
e
rl
yor
di
sab
l
ed
peop
le
wi
ll
be
left
alone
in
th
e
house)
.
-
Accumulated
dust
can
ca
u
se
an
elec
tri
c
shock,
an
el
ectric
l
ea
k
age
or
a
fire
by
causing
the
power
cord
to
gene
rate
spa
r
ks
and
heat
or
the
i
nsu
la
ti
on
to
de
terior
at
e.
•
Be
su
re
to
conta
ct
an
au
thor
i
zed
serv
i
ce
cente
r
fo
ri
nformati
onif
you
i
ntend
toi
ns
t
all
you
r
TV
1n
a l
ocat
i
on
wi
th
he
avy
du
s
t.
hi
ghor l
ow
tem
p
era
tu
res,
hi
gh
humidi
t
y,
ch
em
i
ca
l
su
bstance
s,
or
where
it wi
ll
ope
rate
24
h
ours
a
da
y such in
an
ai
rport,
a
train
sta
ti
on,
et
c.
Fa
ili
ng
to
do
so
may
l
ead
to
serious
damage
of
you
r
TV
.
• U
se
only
apr
oper
ly
gro
u
nded
plug
and
wall
outlet.
-
An
i
mp
r
oper
ground
may
cause
el
ec
tric
s
ho
ck
or
equ
ip
me
nt
damage.
(Class
I
Equ
ip
men
t on
ly.}
• To
turn
th
is
apparatus
off
complete
ly,
you
must
disconnec
t
it
from
the
wall
ou
tlet
.
Conseque
nt
l
y,
the
wall
outlet
and
power
p
lug
must
be
rea
dily
acce
ssi
ble
at
all
tim
es.
• Do
no
t
allow
c
hi
ldren
to h
ang
on
to t
he
product.
•
St
ore
the
accesso
r
ies
(battery
,
et
c.
}
1n
al
oca
t
ion
safely
out
of
the
reach
of c
hildren
.
•
Do
not
in
st
all
th
epr
od
u
ct
in
an
u
ns
table
locat
ion s
uch
as
a
sha
ky
sel
f,asl
an
t
ed
fl
oor
or
a
location
exposed
to vi
bration.
•
Do
not
dr
op
or
app
ly a
ny
sh
oc
kto
the
pr
od
uct.
If
the
prod
uct
is
damaged,
di
sconnect
t
he
power
cord
and
contact
a
se
rvi
ce
cen
t
er.
• To c
lea
n
th
is
apparatus.
unp
l
ug
the
power
cord
f
rom
th
ew
all
outlet
and
wi
pe
th
e
produc
t us
ing
a
so
ft
,
dry
cloth.
Do
not
use
anych
em
i
cals
such
as
wax.
benzene,
al
c
ohol
,
th
i
nner
s,
insecticide
,
air
fr
eshe
ner
s,
lubr
i
ca
nt
s,
or
dete
r
gent.
These
chemicals
can
da
m
age
th
e
appeara
nce
of
th
e
TV
or
erase
th
e
pr
i
nting
on
th
e
product.
•
Do
no
t
expose
t
h1
s
appara
tus
to
d
ripp
ing
or
spl
ash
i
ng.
• Do not d
is
p
os
e
of
batterie
s in fi
re
.
•
Do
not sho
rt-
ci
rc
uit,
di
sas
semble
oro
verheat
the
batteries
.
•
Th
ere
is
da
n
ger
of
an
ex
pl
os
ion if you
rep
l
ac
e
the
ba
tt
e
ri
es
u
se
d in
the
rem
ote
w
it
h
th
e
wrong
t
ype
of
ba
t
tery
.
Re
pl
ace
only
with
the
same
or
eq
ui
valent
type
.
•
WARNING
-
TO
PREVE
NTT
HE
SPREAD
OF
FIRE
,
KEEP
CA
NDL
ES
OR
OTHER
OPEN
FLAMES
AWAY
FROM
T
HIS
PROD
UCT
AT
ALL
T
IM
ES.
Contents
Basic Features
5 Using the Smart Touch Control
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10 Turning on the TV
11 Switching Between Video Sources
12 Universal Remote Control Setup
12 Add the External Device
Viewing the e-Manual
13 Viewing the e-Manual
13
Scrol
l1ng
a Page
13
U
si
ng the Top Icons
13
Re
turn1ng to the Home Page
13 Searching the
in
dex
14 Searching Pages
14 Closing the e-Manual
14
Jumping to a Menu
It
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14 Updating the e-Manual
Network Configuration
15 Connecting
to
a Network
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15 Network Security Prot
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16 Network Connection -\Nired
3D Basics
17
30
Active Glasses
17 Pairing
30
Ac
tive Glasses
19 Watching
30
Video
20 What is Remote Support?
Troubleshooting and Other
Information
21
Troubleshooting
22 Mounting the TV on the
Wall
Using
the
Wall
Mount Kit (Optional)
24 Assembling the Cable manager
24 Eco Sensor and Screen Brightness
25 Maintenance
25 Providing Proper Ventilation for Your TV
26
Securing the TV
to
the Wall
Specifications
27
Specifications
28
Dimensions
28
Licenses
Guides
29 Warranty Information
32 Regulatory Compliance Statements
(For 3D Active Glasses)
33
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Figures and illustrations
in
this User Manual are provided for reference only and may differ from the actual
product appearance. Product design and specifications may change without notice.
Features
of
your
new
TV
• 3D:
This new feature enables you
to
view 3D content.
•
SMART
HUB
:
This
TV
features Smart Hub, a multi-purpose entertainment and family center. With Smart Hub, you
can surf the web, download applications, and stay
in
touch with family and friends through social
networking services.
In
addition, you can view or play photo, video, and music files stored on exte
rn
al
storage devices.
Press
8
to
launch Smart Hub. Choose a service using the icons displayed
in
the
top
part
of
the screen.
Smart Hub se
rvi
ces and
fun
ctionality include:
Social:
Watch the latest YouTube videos and you and your friends' video posts on Facebook and
Twitter.
You
can also make video calls
to
friends by connecting the TV
to
a camera (sold separately
).
Apps:
Samsung Apps offers
an
extensive collection of free and paid news, sports, weather, and
gaming content you c
an
directly download to and enjoy on your TV.
On
TV
:
Check a listing
of
programs that are currently airing or are scheduled to
air.
Movies
&
TV Shows:
Purchase and watch movies and series without a separate external device.
Photos, Videos & Music:
Play back photo, video, and music files from
an
external storage device.
• Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC):
This
all
o
ws
you
to
control
all
connected Samsung devices that support
Anynet+ with your Samsung TV's remote.
• e-Manual:
Provides a deta
il
ed, on-screen user's manual bui
lt
into yourTV.
•
SMART
Interaction:
Using this function, you can access and control menu options and functions
using motions.
To
use the Smart Interaction Feature, connect the SMART TV camera (sold separat
ely)
to
your TV.
• Device Manager:
Use the
TV
features with a USB or Bluetooth keyboard and mouse.
• Screen Mirroring:
Displays mobile device screens on your TV using a wireless connection.
Using
the
Smart
Touch
Control
Use
Voice
Recognition
function
with-------------,
the
microphone
embedded
in
remote
control.
~
The
Voice
Recognition
function
can
be
affected
by
unclear
pronunciation,
voice
level,
or
surrounding
noise.
Turns
the
1V
on
and
off.
----=-
Displays
and
selects
the
available
video
---....:::....--~::-:.
sources.
MUTE
Cuts
-:---:--":=::::::::::!!
,--------
Turn
on
and
off
the
satellite
or
cable
set-top
box
connected
to
the
lV.
For
this,
the
Smart
Touch
Control
must
be
configured
as
a
universal
remote
control.
See
the
e-Manual
chapter,
Controlling
the
TV
>
Universal
Remote
Control
Setup.
off
the
sound
temporarily.
r
::~:~;::::~;~~~~~~;r----
Displays
a
virtual
remote
control
on
r::
the
screen.
See
the
e-Manual
chapter,
Adjusts
the
volume.
LIGHT:
Turn
on
the
backlight
for
the
buttons.
The
backlight
lasts
for
only
a
few
seconds.
Turns
the
remote
control
light
on
or
off.
When
on,
the
buttons
become
illuminated
for
a
moment
when
pressed.
(Using
the
remote
control
with
this
button
set
to
On
will
reduce
the
battery
usage
time.)
OVA:
Displays
the
STB
EPG
(Electronic
Program
Guide).
---..,....•
MENU:
Opens
the
OSD.
30:
Turns
the
3D
function
on
or
off.
See
e-Manual
chapter,
TV
Viewing
>
30
TV.
RETURN
EXIT
Returns
to
the
previous
menu.
----:,-..---'
Controlling
the
TV
>
Virtual
Remote
Control.
---
Touch
Pad
•
Drag
on
the
touch
pad
to
move
the
focus
on
the
screen.
•
Press
the
touch
pad
to
run,
activate,
or
select
the
highlighted
item.
•
Press
and
hold
the
touch
pad
to
display
the
Channel
List.
---
Displays
the
EPG
(Electronic
Program
Guide).
---
Brings
up
Smart
Hub
applications.
See
the
e-Manual
chapter,
SMART
TV
Features
>
Smart
Hub.
~To
exit
an
application
that
is
running
easily,
press
the
®
button.
Connecting
to
the
TV
In
order
to
operate the TV using a Smart Touch Control, you must
fi
rst pair it
to
the TV via Bluetooth.
1.
To
turn on the
TV,
point the Smart Touch Control at the remote control receiver of the TV and press the
C)
button. The remote control receiver's location may vary depending on the mod
el.
2. Open the battery cover on the back
of
your Smart Touch Control, and press the Pairing button.
3. 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.
l
<Attem
p
ti
ng to
con
n
ec
t a
nd
com
pl
et
ion
i
con
s>
Inserting
the
Batteries
(AAA
X
2)
0
1.
Slightly lift the battery cover
by
pulling the strap
or
us
in
g a plastic card. Next, pull on the cover's notch
with a finge
rn
a
il
to re
mov
e
th
e cover
co
mpletely.
2. Insert 2 AAA batteries, making sure
to
align the positive and negative ends correct
ly.
3. Align the battery cover with the
back
of
the remote control, and then
pr
ess d
ow
n along the edges until
it
is
completely attached to the remote control.
Reconnecting the Smart Touch Control
If
you need
to
reestablish the connection between the TV and the Smart Touch Control, press the pairing
button at the back
of
the Smart Touch Control, pointing at the remote control sensor
of
the
TV.
<T
he
Sma
rt
Touc
h
Co
ntrol
's
pa
iring b
utt
on>
The pairing button can be accessed
by
removing the Smart Touch Control's battery cover. Pressing the
pairing button automatically reestablishes the connection between the Smart Touch Control and the
TV.
Low
Battery
Power
Warning
If the battery becomes low while using the Smart Touch Control, the following alarm wi
ndow
appears at the
bottom
of
the left screen. If the alarm
window
pops
up, replace the batteries
of
the Smart Touch Con
tr
ol.
Use alka
li
ne batteries for longer usage.
<Low
battery
alarm
wi
ndow>
Using
the
touch
pad
Use the touch pad
to
implement 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
touch
pad
to
move
the
foc
us,
pointer,
or
hi
gh
l
igh
t
in
the
direction
the
finger
is
dragging.
Show
Status
and
Notification
Banner
Tap
P
ress
the
t
ouch
pad
to
se
l
ect
t
he
item
hi
g
hli
gh
ted
or
in
f
ocus.
Wh
en
watching
TV,
pr
ess
and
hold
t
he
touc
h
pad
for 2
seconds
di
splays
the
chan
nel
lis
t.
On
some
apps,
press
and
hold
the
tou
ch
pad
for
2
seco
nds
di
sp
lay
sa li
st
of
fun
c
ti
ons
ava
il
ab
lefor
the
app
.
Press the MORE button on the Smart Touch Control and then select STATUS on t
he
virtual remote panel
that appears on the sc
re
en. The status and alarm banner appears at the
top
of
the screen. For more
information about using the status and alarm banner, refer
to
e-Manual > SMART TV Features > Status
and Notification.
Recommended
Press the RECOMM.
I
SEARCH button and then select the Recommended from the
li
st on bottom of the
screen. This shows the current/scheduled program and application recommendations.
Select a program that is currently airing to jump to the corresponding channel or a p
ro
gram that
is
scheduled
to
air
to
set up a Schedule Viewing setting. Refer
toe-Manual
> SMART TV Features > On TV
for more information.
Select an
app
li
cation to launc
h.
Samsung Apps
will
launch if the
se
lected app
li
cation is not installed on the
TV.
Refer
to
e-Manual > SMART TV Features > Apps > Samsung Apps for more information.
History
Tap
on RECOMM.
I
SEARCH and then
sel
ect History from the
lis
t displayed at the bottom
of
the scree
n.
This displays
an
interactive list of recently accessed channels, media content and ap
pli
cations.
Searching
Press the RECOMM.
I
SEARCH button on the Smart Touch Cont
rol.
The list appea
rs
at the bottom of the
screen. Press the RECOMM.
I
SEARCH button aga
in.
The keypad will appear on the scr
ee
n.
Enter search
criteria
to
sea
rch
not only many apps and their contents on the
TV
but
al
so the Web.
Refer toe-Manual > SMART TV Features > Searching for more information.
Using
the
Virtual
Remote
Panel
Press the
MORE
button to display the virtual remote panel on the TV screen. The
vi
rtual remote panel
consists
of
the number panel, a playback control panel, and the qui
ck
access panel. Use the touch pad
to
highlight and select icons, numbers, and buttons on the panels.
~
The displayed virtual remote panel on the
TV
screen may differ depending on the country.
) ) < )
Changing the Virtual Remote Panel
You
can change which virtual remote panel
is
displayed on the TV sc
re
en.
To
shift between panels, move
the focus highlight beyond the left or right edge of the displayed panel.
Use left/right scroll function on the touch pad
to
change the panel easily.
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
cha
nnel us
in
g the number pad leaves a record, a
ll
owing you to easily return
to
previous channels.
Using the Playback Control Panel
Use the playback
co
ntrol panel to pause, r
ew
ind, fast forward,
sk
ip
to
the next file, select a function with
the
rJ,
rn.
l!l,
rn
button, and much more while enjoying media content.
Using the Quick Access Panel
Use the buttons on the quick access panel
to
bring up the TV's
MENU, INFO,
or
e-Manual
screens. Note
that the buttons that appear may vary depending on the operat
in
g mode
of
the Smart Touch Control (with
the TV on
ly,
as a universal remote, etc.).
Turning
on
the
1V
Turn on the
1V
using the C) button on the Smart Touch Control or
1V
panel.
~
The product color and shape may vary depending on
the
model.
~
The first time you turn
on
your
TV,
it will immediately start the initial setup.
~
The TV's Controller, a small joy stick like button on the rear left side ofthe
TV,
lets you control the TV
without
the
remote control.
Open
Smart
Hub.
Open
the
menu.
Select a source.
Turn
off
the
lV.
Remote
control
sensor----
-
~=======:;:~======~
Whe
n
you
u
se
the
Sm
a
rt
Touch
Control.
the
standb
y
LED
does
not
respond,
exce
pt
w
he
n
you
press
the
6 butto
n.
'
..
-.---------··:
:
l
~
H
..
"
t;8
~;~~~~~;~~~k-i
~
io-
ca
ied-
at
!tie
lo~e
~
-
-
----------:
: :
right
corner
on
th
e
back
of
th
e
TV.
' '
' '
' '
·
....
---------
..
·
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 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: Lets you associate a device name
to
an
input source.
You
can select the following device names
in
the Edit
Name
op
tion:
VCR I DVD I Cable STB I Satellite
STB
I PVR STB I
AV
Receiver I
Game
I Camcorder I PC I DVI
PC
I DVI Devices I TV I IPTV I Blu-ray I HD DVD I
DMA
To
associate a device name to
an
input source follow these steps:
1. Select Tools
in
the upper right corner
of
the source screen.
2. Select Edit Name.
3. Find the input source you want
in
the Source
li
st (HDMI1, HDMI2, Component, etc.).
4. Select the blank field next
to
the input.
5. In the device name list that appears, select the name
of
the device attached
to
the input.
When you view the Source list, the device name and the input jack will be displayed together.
-If you have connected a
PC
to the
HDMI
IN
3 (DVI) port with
an
HDMI cabl
e,
select PC from the
device name list.
-If you have connected a
PC
to
the
HDMI
IN
3 (DVI) port with
an
HDMI
to
DVI
cable, select DVI PC
from the device name
lis
t.
-If you connected an
AV
device
to
the
HDMIIN
3 (DVI) port with
an
HDMI to
DVI
cab
le
, select DVI
Devices fr
om
the device name list.
• Information: View detailed information about the connected devices.
• Refresh: Select if a connected device does not appear
in
the
li
st.
If
the list does not show the device
after selecting Refresh, check the status of t
he
TV-
to
-device connection.
• Remove USB: Remove the USB device from the
li
st safely. This function is only available when the
USB device selected.
Universal Remote Setup: Use to configure universal remote control settings. Using the universal remote
control, you can control external devices connected
to
the TV, such as a set-top box, Blu-ray player, and
AV
receiver.
Universal
Remote
Control
Setup
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.
Keep a distance
of
2 inches at least between the
IR
Extender and the external device, as the illustration
shows. Face the
IR
Extender toward the external device's r
emo
te control signal receive
r.
Note that it shou
ld
be no obstacle between
IR
Extender and external device. The presence
of
an obstac
le
will interfere with
the transmission of the remote control signal.
Add
the
External
Device
1. Turn on the external device you wish to set up universal remote function for and then press SOURCE
to
bring up the Source screen.
2. Select Universal Remote Setup from the
top
of
the screen. This initiates the universal remote setup
process.
3. Follow the on-sc
re
en
in
struction and set
up
the universal remote contro
l.
If it does not work, set
up
the
remote control by entering the model number manually.
Viewing
the
e-Manual
This TV has a built-in e-Manual that contains information about your TV's key featu
re
s and instructions for
using them.
To
view thee-Manual, use one
of
the following methods:
• Open the
Support
menu and choose
e-Manual.
• Press the
MORE
button on the Smart Touch Control to display the virtual remote control on the TV
screen. Flick the touch pad until the quick access panel appears, select
thee-Manual
icon, and then
press the touch pad.
~
In
the e-Manual, words
in
blue refer to screen menu options and words
in
light blue refer to remote
cont
rol buttons.
~
A printable version
of
this guide is also available at www.samsung.com/support.
Scrolling
a
Page
To
scro
ll
a page, use
of
one
of
the following methods:
• Place the focus on the
..a.
or
button at the right edge
of
the screen, and then tap the touch pad.
• Drag
or
flick up or down from the line on either the left
or
right edge
of
the touch pad.
• Place the focus on the
~
·
or
..
:,.;
.,
button at the right edge
of
the screen, drag or flick up or down on the
touch pad.
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 after you have viewed two
or
more pages.
Returning
to
the
Home
Page
To
return to the home page, select the
r.J
button or select
.ft.
on the
top
right
of
the screen.
~
To
select a letter button
(
r.J
,
1]),
l!l,
rn)
,
press the
MORE
button on the SmartTouch Control to
display the virtual remote panel on the
TV
screen. Flick the touch pad until the playback control panel
appears, select the
r.J
button, and then
pr
ess the touch pad.
Searching
the
Index
Select the
m
button or select
.
1.
.
on the t
op
right of the screen
to
display the index. Select a term to
display the page containing the term.
Searching
Pages
Select the
[!J
button or select
~.
on the
top
right ofthe screen, and enter search criteria. Select a page
from the list of search results to display it.
Closing
the
e-Manual
To
close thee-Manual, press hold the RETURN button or select
X
at the upper-right corner
of
the
screen.
Jumping
to
a
Menu
Item
To
jump directly
to
the menu item that
is
descr
ib
ed
in
the current section,
select
~~
].
It
is
possible to
jump from a menu item directly
to
the related section
in
thee-Ma
n
ual.
On a menu screen, 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 featu
re
may not be available, depending on the menu.
Updating
the
e-Manual
Open the Smart Hub 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. Se
le
ct e-Manual from the
li
st.
Thee-
Manual starts
updating
to
the latest version.
Connecting
to
a
Network
Connecting the
1V
to a network gives you access to online services such as Smart Hub and lets you
update the
1V's
software online directly from Samsung.com.
Network
Connection
-
Wireless
Connect
the
1V
to
the Internet using a standard wireless router
or
modem.
T
he
LAN
Port
on
th
e
Wa
ll
Wireless
IP
Rout
er
or
Modem
that
has
a
OHCP
Server
)))
'I
''
j'
..i
LAN
Cab
le
(Not
Supplied)
Wireless
Network
Precautions
• This
1V
supports the
IEE
E 802.
11
a/b/g
/n
communication protoco
ls.
Samsung recommends using
IEEE
802.11
n.
Otherwise, when you play video over a network connection, the video may not play
smoothly.
•
To
use a wireless network, the
1V
must be connected to a wireless router or modem. If the wireless
router supports
DHCP,
the
1V
can use a DHCP or static
IP
address
to
connect
to
the wireless ne
twor
k.
• Select a channel that is not currently
in
use f
or
the wireless router.
If
the channel set for the
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
system, you need
to
create a security key using characters and numbers, and then enter that key into
the rout
er
through its menu.
You
then must enter this security key into any other devices you want
to
connect
to
the wireless network.
Network
Security
Protocols
The
1V
only supports the following wireless network security protocols:
• Authentication
Mod
es: WEP, WPAPSK, WPA2PSK
• Encryption Types: W
EP,
TKI
P,
AES
In
compliance with the newest Wi-
Fi
certification specifications, Samsung
1Vs
do
not suppo
rt
WEP
or
TKIP
security encryption
in
networks running
in
the 802.11 n mode.
If the wireless router supports WPS
(Wi
-Fi Protected Setup), you can connect the
1V
to your network using
PBC (Push Button
Co
nfiguration) or a PIN
(P
ersonal Identifi
ca
tion Number).
WP
S automatically configures
the SS
ID
and WPA key settings.
Your Smart
1V
cannot connect to uncertified wireless routers.
Network
Connection
-
Wired
There are three main ways
to
connect your
TV
to your network using cable, depending
on
your network
setup. They are illustrated below:
The
M
odem
Port
on
the
Wall
Ex
t
ernal
Mod
em
(ADSL
I
VDSL
I
Cab
le
TV)
M
ode
m
Cab
le
(N
ot
Su
p
pl
ie
d)
LA
N
Cable
(Not
Supp
l
ied
)
The
Modem
Port
on
the
Wall
External
M
odem
(ADSL
I
VDSL
I
Cab
le
TV)
M
odem
Cable
(Not
Su
ppli
ed)
LAN
Cab
le
(Not
Supp
l
ie
d)
Th
e
LAN
Port
on
the
Wall
IP
Router
t
hat
has
a
DH
CP
Server
LAN
Cab
le
(N
ot
Sup
pl
ied)
LAN
Cabl
e
(N
ot
Supp
li
ed)
~
The TV does not support network speeds less than
or
equal
to
10Mbps.
~
Use Cat 7 cable for the connectio
n.
TV
Rear
Panel
TV
Rear
P
ane
l
TV
Rear
Pan
el
3D
Active
Glasses
Features
Samsung's SSG-5100GB 3D glasses enable you to view 3D images on your 3D
IV
. The Samsung 3D
glasses communicate with Samsung 3D
IVs
via the 2.4GHz
RF
band.
~
The Samsung 3D glasses are only compatible with Samsung D,
E,
and F series
3D
TV's that were
released
in
2011,
2012, and 2013. These 3D glasses cannot be connected
to
other Bluetooth devices.
Parts
LED
Indicator &Power Button
Replacing the Battery
~
For details on
how
to
attach the glasses'
temples, refer
to
the separate 3D glasses
manual.
For details on
how
to
pair the glasses with the
IV
, refer to the separate 3D glasses manual or
to
page 18
in
this manual.
If the red LED blinks every
two
seconds continua
ll
y,
replace the battery with a new one.
~
Insert the
"+"
side of the battery into the side marked with
"+"
in
the battery compartment.
~
To
check
the remaining battery capacity, refer
to
the pairing section in this manual.
..
Pull
the battery cover
Open
the batt
ery
c
over
Rem
ove the ba
tt
e
ry
Replace the
ba
ttery
Push
the batte
ry
cover Close the battery co
ve
r
downward downw
ard
Pairing
30
Active
Glasses
~
What is Pairing? Pairing is the process of connecting 3D glasses and a 3D
TV
so that the
two
devices
can exchange data.
~
Ensure your Samsung
TV
and 3D glasses are no farther than 19.5
in
(50 em) apart from each other
while pairing
is
in
progress.
• Turning the glasses on
Press the power button briefly. The green
LED
turns on for 3 seconds.
(Make sure that
30
is
activated on the
lV
before using the
30
glasses.)
• Turning the glasses off
Press the power button briefly. The
red
LED
turns on for 3 seconds.
• Performing the pairing process
Turn the
lV
on and let it power up complete
ly.
Press and hold the Power
button on the glasses. The green and the red
LEOs
blink alternately for 2
seconds.
• Operating range
Recommended
viewing
.
dis~
:
i
Recommended
pairing
distance
2-6m
(6.5
to
19.5
ft)
50
em
or
less
(19.5
in)
~
Once the
30
glasses are paired, the remaining battery capacity
is
displayed on the TV screen. (This
feature only applies to Samsung F series
30
TVs and
30
glasses that have been available since 2013.)
~
If
you keep trying to pair the glasses and the TV after pairing has failed, the battery level will decrease
significantly. However, the battery level will recover
to
a certain degree
in
about a minute.
~
The working distance is affected by the presence of obstacles
(a
person, metal, walls, etc.) between
the glasses and the
TV
and the strength
of
t
he
Bluetooth signal.
~
Turn off the
30
glasses when they are not in use.
If
you leave the
30
glasses on, the battery lifespan
decreases.
Pairing steps
1. Turn on the
lV,
and then
move
the g
las
ses within 19.5
in
ches ofthe
lV.
2. Press the power button on the
30
glasses briefly. The
30
glasses will power on and pairing will start.
3. The message "30 glasses
are
connected to
lV.
" will be displayed on the
lV
screen when the pairing
is
successfully completed.
•
If
pairing fails, the
30
glasses will power off.
•
If
the first attempt
to
pair fails, power the
lV
off and on again and perform step
2.
•
How
to pair again: Press the power button on the
30
glasses for more th
an
1 second.
You
must pair the glasses again
in
the following situations:
-
If
the
30
glasses
do
not function, even when the power button
is
pressed, especia
lly
if the
lV
has
just been a repaired.
-
If
you want to play
30
content on another Samsung
30
lV
model that belongs
to
the
0,
E,
or
F
series released
in
2011 through 2013.
You
must pair the glasses with the other
lV
.
Watching
3D
Video
Some 3D modes may not be available depending on the format
of
the image source.
To
watch in 3D, you must wear 3D Active Glasses and turn the glasses on by pressing the power button.
1. Go
to
the 3D screen. (Picture> 3D)
2. Select the 3D Mode. The 3D Mode screen appears.
3. Set the 3D Mode of the image you want
to
view.
Troubleshooting
The 3D glasses should be close to the
1V
Make sure that the distance
between the
1V
and your 3D glasses
is
less than 19.5 feet (6m)
in
a
straight line.
Check the 3D function s
of
ur
1V
.
. Replace the battery.
Specifications (Model Number: SSG-51OOGB)
Liquid crystal 36±2%
2 - 6m (6.5 to 19.5
ft)
120 fields/second
21.5g/.76
oz.
(including the battery: 24.0±0.5g/.85.±.018oz.)
One 3V lithium/manganese dioxide battery 3V (CR2025)
0.85mA (Average)
165mAh, 3.0V (CR2025)
150 hours
~
Product specifications may be changed without notice in order to enhance pr
oduct
performance.
~
The continuous operating time may differ depending on the wireless communication environment and
usage conditions.
What
is
Remote
Support?
Samsung Remote Support service offers you one-on-one support with a Samsung Technician
who
ca
n
remotely.
• Diagnose your TV
• Adjust the TV settings for you
• Perform a factory reset on yourTV
• Install recommended firmware updates
How
Does it Work?
Having a Samsung Tech remotely service your TV is easy.
1. Call the Samsung
Contact Center
and ask for remote
support.
2. Open the menu
on your TV and
go
to
the Support
section.
3.
Select Remote
Management and
Provide the Pin#
to
the agent.
4. The agent will then
access your TV.
That's
it!

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