Samsung Simple User Guide
Before Reading this Simple User Guide
This guide provides essential information for setting up and using your Samsung TV. Please read it carefully before operating the product.
Important Safety Instructions:
- General Warning: ⚠️ Follow all safety instructions and warnings provided in this manual.
- Electrical Shock Hazard: ⚡ Ensure proper electrical connections and avoid contact with live parts.
- Eye Hazard: ?️ Be aware of potential eye hazards and follow precautions.
- Prohibition: ? Do not insert foreign objects into the TV or its openings.
- Electrical Hazard: ⚫ Avoid touching internal components or exposed electrical parts.
- Electrical Hazard: ⚪ Do not expose the TV to water or moisture.
- Electrical Hazard: ⚡ Do not operate the TV during a lightning storm.
- Double Insulation: ? This product is designed with double insulation for enhanced safety.
- High Voltage: ⚡ Be cautious of high voltage components.
- Heat/Fire Hazard: ? Avoid placing the TV near heat sources or in enclosed spaces that could overheat.
Power: Ensure the power cord is securely connected to the TV and a working wall outlet. The remote control sensor on the TV should be lit red when the TV is in standby mode.
Installation: Follow the provided instructions for safe installation, including stand assembly or wall mounting. Ensure the TV is placed on a stable surface or securely mounted.
Caring for the TV: Keep the TV in optimal condition by upgrading to the latest software via the TV's menu settings.
Internet Security: Be mindful of internet security when connecting the TV to networks.
Setup and Connections
Connecting the TV to the One Connect Box
The TV connects to the One Connect Box, which consolidates various input ports (HDMI, USB, LAN, Power) and links to the TV via a single, discreet cable. This setup allows for a cleaner aesthetic and easier cable management.
Initial Setup
Follow on-screen prompts for initial setup, which typically includes language selection, network connection, and channel scanning.
Stand Assembly and Wall Mounting
Stand Assembly: Place the TV screen-down on a soft, flat surface to prevent scratches. Attach the stand components (A and B) securely using the provided screws.
Wall Mounting: The TV supports VESA wall mounting. Refer to the VESA specifications table for compatible mounting patterns and recommended screw lengths based on TV size (e.g., 43"-50", 55"-70"). Ensure the wall mount is appropriate for the TV's weight and size.
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
Common Issues
- TV Won't Turn On: Verify the power cord is securely plugged in. Check if the wall outlet is functional and if the TV's remote control sensor is illuminated. Try using the TV Controller button on the TV itself to rule out remote control issues.
- Remote Control Not Working: Ensure the remote control sensor on the TV blinks when a button is pressed. Replace batteries if discharged, ensuring correct polarity. For Samsung Smart Remotes (Bluetooth), ensure they are paired with the TV by pressing and holding specific buttons (e.g., <0xF0><0x9F><0x94><0x84> and <0xF0><0x9F><0x94><0x84> buttons together for 3 seconds). Point the remote directly at the TV from a short distance.
Maintenance
- Software Updates: Keep the TV's software up-to-date using the "Update Now" or "Auto Update" functions in the Settings menu for optimal performance.
- Pixel Policy: The screen is made with advanced technology, but a few bright or dark pixels may be present. These are normal and do not affect product performance.
- Eco Sensor: The Eco Sensor automatically adjusts screen brightness based on room lighting to reduce power consumption. It is located at the bottom of the TV; do not block it.
Remote Control Functions
The remote control provides access to various TV functions:
- Power Button (▶️): Turns the TV on or off.
- Directional Buttons (⬆️⬇️⬅️➡️) & Select (✔️): Navigate menus and select options. The Select button also displays program information when pressed during a broadcast.
- Return Button (↩️): Returns to the previous menu or terminates the current function.
- Smart Hub Button (?): Accesses the TV's home screen.
- Volume Buttons (?/?️): Adjusts audio volume or mutes the sound.
- Channel Buttons (?/?️): Changes channels or accesses the channel guide/list.
- Color Buttons (?): Accesses additional options specific to the current feature.
- Number Pad Access: Allows input of numbers for channels or settings.
- Accessibility Shortcuts: Press and hold the Volume button to quickly access accessibility features.
Specifications and Other Information
Specifications:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Display Resolution | QN8**D/QN9**D Series: 7680 x 4320 Other models: 3840 x 2160 |
| Sound (Output) | DU7/DU8/Q6*D/Q7*D Series: 20 W Q8*DA/QN85DB/S90DA Series: 40 W Q8*DD/QN85DD/QN87D/S90DD Series: 60 W QN90D Series (43"): 20 W, QN90D Series (50"): 40 W QN90DA Series (55"-98"): 60 W QN90DD Series (55"-98"): 70 W QN95D/QN800D/S95D Series: 70 W QN850D/QN900D Series: 90 W LS03D Series (43"-50"): 20 W, LS03D Series (55"-85"): 40 W |
| Operating Temperature | 50 °F to 104 °F (10°C to 40 °C) |
| Operating Humidity | 10% to 80%, non-condensing |
| Storage Temperature | -4 °F to 113 °F (-20 °C to 45 °C) |
| Storage Humidity | 5% to 95%, non-condensing |
Power Consumption: To decrease power consumption when the TV is not in use for extended periods, unplug the power cord.
Connectivity: For LAN cable connection, use a CAT7 (*STP type) cable for 100/10 Mbps connections.
Model Dimensions and Weight:
(Note: A detailed table of dimensions and weights for various models like 43DU7, 50DU7, 55DU7, 60DU7, 65DU7, 70DU7 and their metric/imperial equivalents is provided in the original document. This summary highlights the type of information available.)
VESA Mounting Compatibility:
(Note: A table detailing VESA mounting patterns (e.g., 200x200, 400x300, 400x400) for different TV series is available.)
Using Accessibility Functions
Samsung TVs offer a range of accessibility features to enhance user experience:
- Voice Guide: Reads menu options aloud for visually impaired users. Supports multiple languages, with English always available.
- Audio Description: Provides audio narration of video scenes for the visually impaired, available for broadcasts that support this service.
- Audio Subtitles: Reads captions aloud. Volume and speed can be adjusted.
- Picture Off: Turns off the TV screen while keeping audio on, reducing power consumption.
- Magnification: Enlarges the screen content (picture or text) for better visibility.
- High Contrast: Improves readability by changing service screens to white text on a black background or making TV menus opaque.
- Relumino Mode: Enhances contrast, brightness, and outlines for users with low vision.
- Together Mode: Displays Relumino Mode and standard view side-by-side.
- Zoom Menu and Text: Enlarges the font size for menus and text.
- Grayscale: Converts the screen to black and white to sharpen edges.
- Color Inversion: Inverts colors of text and backgrounds in settings menus for easier reading.
- SeeColors Mode: Helps users with color blindness experience richer colors by customizing color settings.
- Learn TV Remote: Identifies remote control buttons by name when pressed, aiding users with visual impairments.
- Learn Menu Screen: Explains the structure and features of TV menus.
- Caption: Displays captions for programs that support them.
- Separate Closed Caption: Allows captions to be displayed in a separate area from the broadcast screen.
- Sign Language Zoom: Zooms in on the sign language portion of a program.
- Sign Language Guide: Provides descriptions of menu items using sign language.
- Learn Gesture Functions: Demonstrates how to use gesture controls.
- Multi-output Audio: Enables TV speakers and a Bluetooth device to play audio simultaneously.
- Slow Button Repeat: Adjusts the response speed of remote control buttons when held down.
