Samsung LED 8000 series User manual

LED TV

user

manual

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Model

_____

Serial

No.

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SERIES

[e

8000

~

If

you

h

ave

any

questions,

pl

ease

ca

ll

us

at

1-800-SAMSUNG

(

1-800

-

726

-7

864)

for a

ssistan

ce.

Important

Safety

Instructions

CAUT

I

ON:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELE

CT

R

IC

SHOCK,

DO

NO

T

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

THERE

ARE

NO

USER

SERV

I

CEAB

LE

PARTS

I

NS

I

DE.

REFER

A

LL

SERV

ICI

NG

TO

Q

UALIF

I

ED

PE

RSO

N

NEL.

This

symbol

i

ndicates

t

hat

high

voltage

is

present

i

ns

1

de.

It

is

dangerous

to

make

any

kind

of

contact

with

any

i

nterna

l

part

of

this

product.

This

symbol

indica

tes

that

important

lite

r

ature

concern

i

ng

o

perat

i

on

and

maintenance

has

been

i

ncluded

wi

th t

his

product.

•

T

he

slots

and

open

i

ngs

in

the

cab

i

net

and

in

the

back

or

bottom

are

provided

fo

r

necessary

vent

il

ation.

To

ens

ure

re

l

iab

le

operation

of

th

1s

apparatus,

and

to

protect

it f

rom

ov

erheating,

these

sl

ots

and

openings

mus

t

never

be

bl

ocked

or

covered.

-

Do

n

ot

pl

ace

th

is

apparatus

in

a

conf

i

ned

space,

s

uch

as

a

bookcase,

or

bui

lt-

in

cab

ine

t,

unl

ess

pr

oper

vent

il

at

i

on

is

provided.

-

Do

no

t pl

ace

th

is

ap

par

atus

nea

r

or

over

a r

ad

i

ator

or

heat

reg

i

ster,

or

where

it is

exposed

to

direct

su

n

li

gh

t.

-

Do

no

t

pl

ace

vesse

ls

(va

ses

etc.)

conta1n

i

ng

water

on

this

apparatus,

as

this

can

resu

lt

in

a fi

re

or

el

ec

t

ric

shock.

•

Do

not

expose

this

apparatus

to

ra

in

or

place

it

near

water

(nea

r a

bathtub,

washbowl

,

ki

tchen

sink,

or

l

aundry

tub,

in

a

wet

baseme

n

t,

or

near

a s

wimm

i

ng

poo

l

etc.).

If

th

is

apparatus

accidentally

gets

wet

,

unp

l

ug

it

and

contact

an

author

i

zed

dea

l

er

i

mme

diate

l

y.

•

T

his

apparatus

uses

batter

i

es.

In

you

r

community,

there

mi

ght

be

environmenta

l

r

eg

ul

at

i

ons

that

require

you

to

dispose

of

these

batteries

properly.

Please

contact

your

l

oca

l

authorit

i

es

for

disposal

or

recycling

information.

•

Do

no

t

overload

wa

ll

out

l

ets,

extension

cords

or

adap

t

ors

beyond

their

capac

i

ty,

since

this

can

resu

lt

in

fire

or

el

ectr

ic

shock.

•

Power

-

supply

cords

shou

ld

be

pl

aced

so

that

th

ey

are

no

t

li

kely

to

be

wa

l

ked

on

or

pi

nched

by

it

ems

pl

aced

upon

or

against

them.

P

ay

particular

attention

to

co

rds

at

t

he

pl

ug

end,

at

wall

out

l

ets,

and

the

point

where

they

e

xit

from

th

e

appliance.

•

To

pro

t

ect

this

apparatus

from

a

li

gh

t

ning

storm,

or

when

it

is

left

una

tt

ended

and

u

nused

for

long

periods

of

t

im

e,

unplug

it

fr

om

the

wal

l

out

l

et

and

di

sconnect

the

antenna

or

cab

le

system

.

Th

is

will

prevent

damage

to

the

set

due

to

l

ightning

and

power

line

surges

.

•

Before

connect

i

ng

the

AC

power

co

rd

to

the

DC

adap

tor

out

l

et,

make

sure

the

vo

lt

age

designa

tion

of

the

DC

adapto

r

corresponds

to

t

he

loca

l

electrical

supply.

•

Nev

er i

nsert

anything

metall

ic

in

to

the

open

parts

of

this

apparatus

.

Doing

so

m

ay

create

a

danger

of

el

ectric

shock

.

•

To

avoid

el

ectnc

s

hock,

never

t

ouch

t

he

inside

of

this

ap

par

a

tu

s.

On

ly

a

quali

f

ied

te

chnic

i

an

s

hou

ld

open

thi

s

appa

r

atus.

•

M

ake

sure

to

pl

ug

the

power

cord

in

unti

l

1t

IS f1

rmly

sea

ted.

When

unplugging

the

power

cord

from

a

wall

out

le

t,

a

lways

pu

ll

on

the

power

cord's

plug.

Never

unplug

by

pu

ll

i

ng

on

the

power

cor

d.

Do

not

tou

ch

the

power

co

rd

with

wet

hand

s.

• If

th

is

apparatus

does

not

operate

normally

-

in

particu

lar,

if

there

are

a

ny

unusual

sounds

or

sme

l

ls

coming

from

it -

unplug

it

immed

ia

tely

and

contact

an

aut

h

or

i

zed

dealer

or

service

center.

•

Be

sure

to

pul

l

the

power

pl

ug

out

of

the

out

l

et

if

the

TV

is

to

rema

in

unused

or

if

you

a

re

to

leave

t

he

house

for

an

extended

period

of

ti

me

(especia

ll

y

when

c

hildren,

e

ld

erly or

di

sabled

peop

le

wi

ll

be

l

eft

a

lone

in

the

house

).

-

Accumu

l

ated

dust

can

cause

an

el

ec

tric

s

hock,

an

electric

l

ea

kage

or

a

fire

by

caus

ing

th

e

power

cord

to ge

ne

r

ate

spa

rk

s

and

h

eat

or

the

insulation

to de

terior

ate

.

•

Be

s

ure

to

contact

an

au

t

horize

d

service

center

for

i

nfo

r

ma

ti

on

if

you

intend

to

install

you

r

TV

in a

l

ocat

ion

with

heavy

dust,

high

or

low

temperatures,

high

humidity,

chemica

l

substance

s,

or

where

it

wil

l

op

era

te 24 h

ours

a

day

such

in

an

ai

rport,

a train

station,

etc.

Fail

i

ng

to

do

so

may

l

ead

to

serious

damage

of

your

TV.

•

Us

e

on

ly

a

properly

grounded

plug

and

wall

outlet.

-

An

improper

ground

may

caus

e

electr

ic

shock

or

eq

uip

me

nt

damag

e.

(C

l

ass

I

Equ

i

pme

nt

on

l

y.)

•

To

t

urn

th

is

appa

r

at

us

off

complete

l

y,

you

must

disconnect

it f

rom

th

e

wa

ll

o

ut

l

et.

Conseque

ntly,

the

wall

out

l

et

an

d

power

pl

ug

must

be

r

eadi

ly

access

ible

at

a

ll

times.

•

Do

not

allow

chi

ldren

to

hang

on

to

the

product

.

• Store

the

acce

ss

orie

s

(battery,

etc.)

in a

l

ocation

s

afely

out

of

the

re

ach

of

c

hi

l

dren

.

•

Do

not

i

ns

tall

th

e pro

du

ct

in

an

uns

ta

ble

lo

ca

ti

on

su

ch

as

a sh

aky

s

elf,

a

sl

anted

fl

oor

or

a

loc

a

tion

ex

p

osed

to

vi

bratio

n.

•

Do

not drop

or

apply

any

shock

to

the

product.

If

the

product

is

damaged,

disconnect

the

power

c

ord

and

contact

a

se

rvice

center.

•

To

clea

n

thi

s

apparatus,

un

pl

ug

the

power

cord

fr

om

t

he

wall

o

utlet

and

wipe

the

product

u

si

ng a

soft,

dry

c

loth

.

Do

n

ot

use

any

chemi

cals

such

as

wax,

b

enze

ne,

alco

ho

l,

thin

ners,

in

sec

ti

c

id

e,

air

fr

eshene

rs,

lubri

ca

nts

,

or

detergent.

These

che

mi

cals

can

damage

the

appearance

of t

he

TV

or

erase

the

pr

i

nt

i

ng

on

the

product.

•

Do

not

expose

this

appara

tu

s

to

dripping

or

sp

lash

i

ng.

•

Do

not

dispose

of

ba

tt

er

i

es

in

fire.

•

Do

no

t

short

-

cir

c

uit,

dis

assemble

or

overheat

th

e ba

tt

eri

es.

•

The

re is da

nger

of

an

expl

os

ion

if

you

repl

ac

e

th

e

batter

i

es

u

se

d

in

th

e

rem

o

te

wi

th

e

wr

o

ng

type

of

ba

tt

ery

.

R

epl

ac

e

on

ly

w

it

h t

he

sa

me

or

eq

uiva

l

ent

type.

•

WARN

I

NG

-

TO

PREVENT

THE

SPREAD

OF

FIRE

,

KEEP

CANDLES

OR

OT

HER

OP

EN

FLAMES

AWAY

FR

OM

THIS

PROD

U

CT

AT

ALL

TIMES.

Contents

Basic Features

5 Using the Smart Touch Control

6 to

tr1e

6 X

7

lovv

POW81'

8 Using the touchpad

8 SilO\f·.J and

8

Reco:·r:r-ret-'IC1ed

8

g

1 0 Turning on the

1V

Contr-c;l

11

Built-in

1V

Camera and Microphone

11

Extending

the

TV

Camera

11

Retracting

the

Camera

1 2 Switching Between Video Sources

1 3 Universal Remote Control Setup

1 3

Add

External

Device

1 4 Viewing the e-Manual

14 Scrolling a

Page

14

Using

the

Top

Icons.

1 4

Returning

to

Home

Page

14 Searching

the

Index

15 Searching

Pages

15 Closing

the

e-Manual

15

Jur11ping

to

a Menu

Item

15

Updating

the

e-Manual

Network Configuration

1 6 Connecting to a Network

1 6 Network Connection

-

VVireless

16 Wireless Network

Precautions

1 6 Network Security Protocols

17 Network Connection -

Wired

30

Basics

1 8 3D Active Glasses

18

Pairing

3D

Active Glasses

20

VJatching

3D

Video

21

What

is

Remote Support?

Troubleshooting and Other

Information

22

Troubleshooting

23 Mounting the

1V

on the Wall Using

the Wall

Mount

Kit (Optional)

25 Assembling the Cable clip

25 Assembling the Screw Cover

25 Assembling the Power inlet Cover

26 Eco Sensor and Screen Brightness

2 7 Maintenance

2 7 Providing Proper Ventilation for Your

1V

28 Securing the

1V

to the Wall

Specifications

30 Specifications

32 Dimensions

32 Licenses

Guides

33 Warranty Information

35 Regulatory Compliance Statements

(For 3D Active Glasses)

36

SAMSUNG BRAND PRODUCTS

36

LIMITED

VVARRANTY

TO

ORIGINAL

PURCHASER

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

•

30:

This new feature enables you

to

view

30

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 external

storage devices.

Press

t)

to launch Smart Hub. Choose a service using the icons displayed

in

the top part of the screen.

Smart

Hub

services and functionality include:

Social: Watch the latest You Tube videos and your and your

fri

ends' video posts on

Fac

ebook and

Twitter.

You

can also make video calls

to

friends by connecting the TV

to

a camera.

Apps: Samsung

Apps

offers

an

extensive collection of free and paid news, sports, weather, and

gaming content you can directly download to and enjoy on your

TV.

On TV: Che

ck

a listing

of

programs that are currently airing

or

are scheduled to

air.

Movies &

TV

Shows: Purchase and watch movies and series without a sepa

ra

te external device.

Photos, Videos & Music: Play back photo, video, and

music

files from an external storage device.

• Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC): This allows you

to

control

all

connected Samsung devices that support

Anynet

+ with your Samsung TV's remote.

• e-Manual: Provides a detailed, on-screen user's manual built into your

TV.

•

SMART

Interaction: Using this function, you can access and control menu options and functions

using motions.

• Device Manager: Use the TV features with a USB

or

Bluetooth keyboard and mouse.

•

MHL

& Screen Mirroring: Displays mobile device screens on your TV using a wired

or

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.

MUTE

Cuts

_;,..._.,:...::::::

off

the

sound

temporarily.

Adjusts

the

volume.

LIGHT:

Turn

on

the

backlight

for

the

buttons.

The

backlight

lasts

for

only

a

few

seconds.

Turns

the

rernote

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.)

OVR:

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.

.--------

Turn

on

and

off

the

satellite

or

cable

set-top

box

connected

to

the

TV.

For

this,

the

Smart

Touch

Control

must

be

configured

as

a

universal

remote

control.

See

the

e-Manual

chapter

,

Controlling

the

TV

>

Universal

Remote

Control

Setup.

~~~~

=---

Displays

a

virtual

remote

control

on

the

screen.

See

the

e-Manual

chapter

,

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

e

button

.

Connecting

to

the

TV

In

order

to

operate the TV using a Smart

Tou

ch

Control, you must first 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

0 button. The remote control receiver's lo

ca

tion may vary depending on the model.

2. 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 unit automatically.

<

Attemp

ti

ng

to

connect

and

complet

i

on

ic

o

ns>

Inserting

the

Batteries

(AAA

X

2)

0

1. Gently pull

on

the battery cover's notch with a fingernail and then remove the cover completely once it

comes loose.

You

can also use a thin coin.

2.

In

sert 2 AAA batteries, making sure

to

align t

he

positive and negative ends correct

ly.

3. Align the battery cover with the back

of

the remote control, and th

en

press down along the edges until

it is

comp

letely attached to the remote control.

Reconnecting the

Smart

Touch

Control Unit

If you need

to

reestablish the connection between the

1V

and the

Smart

Touch

Contro

l,

press the pairing

button at the

back

of the

Smart

Touch

Control,

pointing at the remote control sensor

of

the

1V.

<The

Smart

Tou

ch

C

ontrol

unit's

pairin

g

bu

t

ton>

The pairing button can be accessed

by

removing the control unit's battery cover.

Pressing

the pairing

button automatically

reestablishes the connection between the control unit and the

1V

.

Low

Battery

Power

Warning

If

the battery becomes

low

while using the

Smart

Touch

Control,

the

following alarm

window

appears at the

bottom

of

the

left

screen.

<Low b

attery

alarm

wind

ow

>

Using

the

touchpad

Use the touchpad

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

Co

ntrol.

Drag

on

the

touchpad

to

move

th

e f

ocus,

pointer,

or

high

l

ight

in

the

di

rection

t

he

fi

nge

r is

dragg

i

ng.

Show

Status

and

Notification

Banner

Tap

on

t

he

touc

h

pad

to

selec

t

the

i

tem

hi

gh

l

igh

t

ed

or in

fo

cu

s.

When

watch

in

g

1V,

press

i

ng

and

ho

lding

the

touchpad

disp

l

ay

s

the

chan

nel

li

st.

On

some

apps,

press

i

ng

and

hold

in

g

th

e

to

u

chpad

for ov

er

2

seconds

di

sp

l

ays

a

list

of

fu

nc

ti

ons

ava

il

ab

le

for

th

e

app

.

Pr

ess the

MORE

button on the Smart Touch

Control

and then

select

STATUS

on the virtual

cont

r

ol

panel

that a

pp

ears on the scree

n.

The status and alarm

banner appears

at the

top

of the

sc

re

e

n.

F

or

more

information about using

th

e status and

alarm banne

r,

refer

to

e-Manual

> Smart Features > Status and

Notification.

Recommended

Press

th

e

RECOMM.

I

SEARCH

button and then

sel

ect

the

Recommended

from the

li

st

on

bo

ttom of the

screen.

The

re

c

omm

ended programs from among the

pr

ograms

current

ly

being broadcast as

well as

recommended

application

s

are

li

sted. If

you

select

a program from the

list,

the corresponding

channel

is

displayed

and if you sel

ec

t

an appli

ca

tion, the

appli

ca

tion

is

launched.

Howeve

r,

if the

selected

app

lication

is not

in

sta

ll

ed on

th

e TV, Sams

un

g Apps is launched so that you can

in

sta

ll

the

app

li

ca

tion

on the

TV.

Refer

to e-Manual > Smart TV Features >

On

TV

f

or

more informatio

n.

History

Tap on

RECOMM.

I

SEARCH

and then

select

History

from the

list displayed

at the

bo

tt

om

of

the scree

n.

This

di

sp

lays

an in

te

ractive

li

st of

recently

accessed

channels,

media

co

ntent and

app

li

cations.

Searching

Press the

RECOMM.

I

SEARCH

button and

s

el

ect

Search

from the

Recommended

li

st.

The keypad w

ill

appear on the screen. Enter search crite

ri

a

to

search n

ot

o

nl

y

many ap

ps

and their

co

ntents on the TV but

also

the Web.

Refer

to

e-Manual >

Smart Features > Searching

for

mo

re information.

Using

the

Virtual

Remote

Control

Press the

MORE

button

to

display

the

virtual

remote control

on the

1V

screen. The

virtual remote

control

consists

of

the number

panel,

a

playback control panel,

and the quick access panel.

Use the touchpad

to

highlight

and

select

icons, numbers, and buttons on the

panels.

~

The

displayed virtual

remote control on the TV screen may differ depending on the country.

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Changing the Virtual

Remote

Control Panel

You

can change which

Virtual

Remote

Panel

is

displayed

on the

1V

screen,

To

shift between panel

s,

move

the focus

highlight

beyond

th

e left

or right edge of the

displayed panel.

Using the Number

Panel

Use the number

panel

to

enter numbers on a keypad screen

or

webpage or to chan

ge

the

channel

wh

i

le

watching

1V.

Changing the channel

using the number pad

leaves

a record,

allowing

you to

easily

return to

Using the Playback Control Panel

Use the

playback control panel

to pause, rewind, fast forward, skip to the next

file,

select

a function with

the

a,

m,

l!l,

[!)

buttons, and much more

while enjoying media

co

ntent.

Using the Quick Access

Panel

Use the buttons

on

the quick access

panel

to

bring up the

1V's

MENU,

INFO, ore-Manual

screens. Note

that the buttons that appear may vary depending on the operating mode

of

the

Smart

Touch

Control

(with

the

1V

only,

as a universal

remote, etc.).

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Turning

on

the

1V

Turn

on the

1V

using the

C)

button on the remote control

or

1V

panel.

~

The first time you turn on your

TV,

it

w

ill

immediately start the initial setup.

~

The

pr

o

du

ct color and shape may vary depending on the

mod

el.

~

The TV's Controller, a

small

joy stick like button on the rear right si

de

of

the T

V,

lets you contr

ol

the

TV

without the remote

control.

Camera

Open

Smart

Hub.

Open

the

menu.

Select a

source.

Turn

off the

TV.

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Built-in

TV

Camera

and

Microphone

This

1V

features a built-in

1V

camera and microphone that you can use for the Motion Control, Voice

Recognition, and Face Recognition features.

You

can also use the camera's angle adjustment knob to

change the camera's viewing angle.

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hil

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1V

camera.

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qu

a

li

ty.

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If

the lens ge

ts

dirty, c

le

an it using a soft piece

of

cloth.

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Extending

the

TV

Camera

To u

se

the

1V

camera, you must first extend i

t.

Gently push the camera

in

without touching the lens until you hear a

click.

The camera pops up.

Retracting

the

Camera

If

you a

re

not us

in

g the

1V

camera,

ke

ep it

re

tracted

in

side the

1V.

The Mo

ti

on Control and Face

Recog

ni

tion features ca

nn

ot be used w

hil

e the

1V

camera is

in

the

re

tr

acted stat

e,

but Voice Recognition

will

sti

ll

be available.

Gently push the camera

in

without touching the lens unt

il

you hear a c

li

c

k.

Switching

Between

Video

Sources

Press the SOURCE

button

to

switch between devices connected to the

1V.

For example, to switch

to

a game console

co

nnected 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

list

(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

HDMIIN

2

(DVI)

port with

an

HDMI

cab

le

, select

PC

from the

device name

li

st.

-

If

you have connected a

PC

to

the

HDMIIN

2

(DVI)

port with

an

HDMI

to

DVI

cable, select

DVI PC

from the device name list.

- If you connected

an

AV

device

to

the

HDMIIN

2

(DVI)

port with

an

HDMI

to

DVI

cab

le

, select DVI

Devices

from the device name list.

• Information:

Vi

ew detailed information about the

co

nnected devices.

•

Refresh:

Select if a connected device does not appear

in

the list.

If

the list does not show the device

after selecting

Refresh,

check the status of the 1V-to-device connection.

•

Remove

USB:

Remove the USB device from the

li

st safel

y.

This function

is

only

avai

lable when the

USB device selected.

Universal Remote Setup:

Use to configure universal remote control settings. Using the universal remote

control, you can

co

ntrol external devices

co

nnected

to

the

1V

,

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.

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of

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IR

Extender and the external device, as the illustration

shows. Face the

IR

Extender toward the external device's remote control signal receiver. Note that it should

be no obstacle between

IR

Extender and external device. The presence

of

an obstacle 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. Th

is

initiates the universal remote setup

process.

3. Follow the on-screen instruction and set

up

the universal remote control. 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 features 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 the

e-Manual icon, and then

press the Touch Pad.

~

In

thee-Manual, words

in

blue refer to screen menu options and words

in

light blue refer

to

remote

control buttons.

~

A printable version

of

this guide

is

also available at www.samsung.com/support.

Scrolling

a

Page

To

scroll a page, use

of

one of the following methods:

• Place the focus on the

or

button at the right edge

of

the screen, and then tap the Touch Pad.

• Drag

or

flick up or

down

from either edge of the touchpad.

• Place the focus on the

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or

l

ill

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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 A on the

top

right

of

the screen.

~

To

select a letter button

(r.J,

rn.

[!), l!l), press the

MORE

button on the Smart Touch Control to display

to display the virtual remote control on the TV screen. Flick the Touch Pad until the Playback Control

Panel appears, select

the

r.J

button, and then press the Touch Pad.

Searching

the

Index

Select the

rn

button

or

select & on the

top

right of the screen to display the index. Select a term to

display the page containing the term.

Searching

Pages

Select

the

(!I

button

or

select

~

on

the top right of the screen, and enter search crite

ria

.

Select

a page

from the list

of

search

results

to display

it.

Closing

the

e-Manual

To

close

the

e-Manual,

press

hold the

RETURN

button or

select

X

at the upper-right corner

of

the

screen.

Jumping

to

a

Menu

Item

To

jump

directly

to the menu item that

is

described

in

the current section,

select

~

.!J

.

It

is

possible

to

jump from a menu item

directly

to the

in

thee-Manual.

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 feature may not be

available,

depending on the menu.

Updating

thee-Manual

Open the

Smart

Hub

and

select

Apps,

and then

select

Downloaded.

Thee-Manual

can

be

updated

in

the same way with

an

application update.

On

the

Downloaded

scree

n,

select

Edit,

and then

select

Update

Apps.

Select e-Manual

from the

li

st.

The

e-M

an

ual

starts updating

to

the

latest

version.

Connecting

to

a

Network

Connecting the TV to a network gives you access to

online

services such as

Sm

art

Hub and

lets

you

update the TV's software

online directly

from Samsung.com.

Network

Connection

-

Wireless

Connect

the

TV

to

the

Internet

using a standard

wireless router or modem.

The

LAN

Port

on

the

Wall

Wire

less

IP

Router

or

Modem

that

has

a

DHCP

Server

LAN

Cable

(No

t

Supplied)

Wireless Network

Precautions

•

This TV supports the

IE

EE

802.11

a/b/g

/n

communication protocols. 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 TV must be connected

to

a

wireless router

or

modem.

If

the

wireless

router supports

DHCP,

the TV

ca

n use a DHCP

or

static

IP

address

to

co

nnect

to

the

wireless

network.

• Select

a

channel

that is not

currently

in

use for the

wireless

router.

If

the

channel

set for the

wireless

router

is

currently

being used by another device, the

res

ult

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

en

ter that key into

the router 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 TV

only

supports the

following wireless

network security

protocols:

•

Authentication Modes:

WEP,

WPAPSK, WPA2PSK

• Encryption Types:

WEP,

TKIP,

AES

In

comp

liance

with the newest

Wi

-Fi certification spec

ifi

ca

tion

s,

Samsung

TVs

do

not support 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 TV to your network using

PBC (Push

Button Configurati

on)

or

a

P

IN

(Personal Ident

ifi

cation

Number). WPS automatica

ll

y

configures

the

SSID

and

WPA

key setting

s.

Your

Smart

TV cannot connect to uncertified

wireless

routers.

Network Connection- Wired

There are three main ways

to

connect your

1V

to

your network using

cable,

depending on your network

setup. They are

illustrated bel

ow

:

The

Modem

Port

on

the

Wall

Ex

t

ernal

Modem

(

ADSL

I

V

DSL

I

Cable

TV)

Mod

em

Cab

le

(Not

Supplied)

LAN

Cab

le

(Not

Supplied

)

The

Modem

Port

on

the

Wall

Extern

al

Mod

em

(

ADSL

I

VDSL

I

Cable

TV)

Modem

Cable

(Not

Supplied)

LAN

Cable

(

Not

Supp

li

ed)

T

he

LAN

Port

on

t

he

Wall

IP

Router

t

hat

has

a

DHCP

SeNer

LAN

Cab

le

(Not

S

uppl

i

ed)

LAN

Cab

le

(Not

Supplied)

~

The

TV

does not support network speeds less than

or

equal

to 10Mbps.

~

Use

Cat

7

cable

for the connection.

TV

Rear

P

anel

TV

Rear

Pane

l

TV

Rear

Pane

l

3D

Active

Glasses

Features

Samsung's SSG-5100GB

30

glasses enable you

to

view

30

im

ages on your

30

TV

. The Samsung

30

glasses

communicate with Samsung

30

TVs v

ia

the 2.4GHz

RF

band.

~

The Samsung

30

glasses

are

only compatible

with Samsung

D,

E,

and F series

30

TV's that we

re

released

in

2011,

2012,

and 2013.

These

30

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 sepa

ra

te

30

glasses

manual.

If

the red LED

blinks

every two seconds

continually, re

place

the battery with a new one.

~

In

sert 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

t

he

battery cov

er

Remove

the

ba

ttery

Re

place

t

he

battery

Push

the battery cover

Close

the battery cover

downward

Pairing

3D Active

Glasses

~

What is Pairing?

Pairing

is

the process of conn

ect

in

g

30

glasses

and a

30

TV so that the

tw

o devices

can exchange data.

~

Ensure your Samsung TV and

30

glasses

are no farther than 19.5

in

(50 em) apart from each other

while

pa

iring

is

in

progress.

•

Turning

the

glasses

on

Press

the

power

button

briefly.

The

green

LED

turns

on

for 3

seconds.

(Make

sure

that

3D

is

activated

on

the

lV

before

using

the

3D

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

completely.

Press

and

hold

the

Power

button

on

the

glasses.

The

green

and

the

red

LEDs

blink

alternately

for 2

seconds.

•

Operating

range

Recommended

pairing

distance

l~

~

Once

the

3D

glasses

are

paired,

the

remaining

battery capacity

is

displayed

on

the

TV

screen.

(This

feature

only

applies

to

Samsung

F

series

3D

TVs

and

3D

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

the

Bluetooth

signal.

~

Turn

off

the

3D

glasses

when

they

are

not

in

use.

If

you

leave

the

3D

glasses

on,

the

battery

lifespan

decreases.

Pairing

steps

1.

Turn

on

the

lV,

and

then

move

the

glasses

within

19.5

inches

of

the

lV.

2.

Press

the

power

button

on

the

3D

glasses

briefly.

The

3D

glasses

will

power

on

and

pairing

will

start.

3.

The

message

"3D

glasses

are

connected

to

lV

."

will

be

displayed

on

the

lV

screen

when

the

pairing

is

successfully

completed.

•

If

pairing

fails,

the

3D

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

3D

glasses

for

more

than

1

second.

You

must

pair

the

glasses

again

in

the

following

situations:

-

If

the

3D

glasses

do not

function,

even

when

the

power button

is

pressed

,

especially

if

the

lV

has

just

been

a

repaired

.

-

If

you

want

to

play

3D

cont

e

nt

on

another

Samsung

3D

lV

mod

el

th

at

be

longs

to

the

D,

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>

30)

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 d

is

tance

between the

1V

and your 3D glasses is less than 19.5 feet

(6m)

in

a

straight line.

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

(C

R2025)

165mAh,

3.0V (CR2025)

150

hours

~

Produ

ct

specifications may

be

changed without notice

in

order to enhance product performance.

~

The continuous operating time may differ depending on the wireless communication environment and

usage condition

s.

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Samsung LED 8000 series User manual

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