Step 2
Connect video devices
We suggest using HDMI connections whenever possible for the best picture quality. Use the included AV adapter to connect older devices.
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Please check the shape of the plugs to avoid inserting them upside down.
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The appearance of your TV may differ from the images below, depending on the model.
LAN
ANT IN
AIR/CABLE
IR OUT
EX-LINK
HDMI IN 3
(ARC)
HDMI IN 4
(MHL)
HDMI IN 1
(STB)
HDMI IN 2
(DVI)
USB
(5V 0.5A)
USB
(5V 0.5A)
(HDD 5V 1.0A)
USB
DIGITAL
AUDIO OUT
(OPTICAL)
Best Connection : HDMI
We suggest using HDMI whenever
possible.
HDMI Cable
HDMI 1
is the default port for a cable
or satellite set-top box.
Use the other ports for Blu-ray players,
game consoles, and other devices.
HDMI Port
Wired Ethernet
Power Input
Plug in after you have made all other connections.
You can connect home theater systems to the OPTICAL or AU-
DIO OUT ports.
or
Connect the IR extender to the IR Out port
to control external devices connected to
the TV using the Smart Touch Control. For
more detailed information, refer to the
“Universal Remote Control Setup” section
in the User manual.
USB Connections
You can connect USB storage devices
to the USB ports and enjoy personal
photos, videos, and music.
TV Camera
Press the camera down to activate it. The camera enables voice recognition and motion
control for your TV.
Use the Scroll wheel on the back of the camera to adjust the camera's angle.
Scroll wheel for
camera angle
adjustment
Good Connection:
Component (Y, PB, PR) or AV (Composite)
Match the colors on your device's cables to the colors on
the device's out ports. Connect the device's cables to the
included adapters, and then connect the adapters to the
appropriate ports on the TV as shown in the table below.
Make sure the colors match. The Component connection
is shown on the top. The AV connection is shown on the
bottom.
AV IN 1
Audio (L/R)
COMPONENT
IN
Video
AV IN 2
Audio (L/R)
Video
Connect the cable from the antenna
or cable TV outlet.
Step 3
Using the Smart Touch Control
Insert the batteries into the Smart Touch Control
Insert the tip of a credit card or similar item into the notch on the side of the Smart Touch Control,
and then twist the card to open and remove the remote's back cover.
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The notch’s location may vary depending on the type of Smart Touch Control provided.
Using the touch pad
navigation
selection
scrolling
To control the highlight, move
your thumb across the pad.
To select an item, press the pad
until you hear a click.
Move your thumb along the ridges
to quickly scroll through items.
Pairing 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.
Congratulations on your new Smart TV!
Step 4
Power on and start the initial setup
Information required:
•
Wi-Fi network password (if you use one)
•
Zip code
•
Cable or satellite provider info
Plug in the TV. Press the power button on the remote to turn on the TV and start the initial set-up.
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The TV must be connected to the Internet to use the Smart Features. If you have a wireless
network, confirm that your network router is working before you start the initial setup. If you
have a wired network, connect the TV to the network with a CAT 7 cable before you begin.
Troubleshooting
The stand is wobbly or crooked
Make sure the stand is properly assembled.
The TV won’t turn on
Make sure all cables are fully inserted, and that the remote has batteries installed.
I don’t know where to plug in <device>
Devices without HDMI may require the included A/V adapter.
I have extra parts
The TV includes some optional parts to help with wall mounting and cable routing.
If you experience issues, please do not take the TV
back to the store.
In the United States of America, call us at
1-800-SAMSUNG (1-800-726-7864) or visit us at www.
samsung.com or www.samsung.com/spsn for support
and warranty service.
For other countries, refer to "Contact SAMSUNG
WORLDWIDE" in the user guide.
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