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INSTALLATION MENU
Set ID Setup
Set ID Lock
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Set the ‘Set ID’ item in ‘GENERAL’ Menu whether to activate or not.
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Set to On(Work) or Off(Do Not Work).
Set ID
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Set the ‘Set ID’ of TV Set with 1~99.
Power Saving
Static Saving
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It is the item for setting the level to reduce the backlight control from the items for saving the consuming power, which
is increased or decreased by 10 steps from 0 to 100. 100 makes the consuming power set to the same one from the TV. 0
reduces the consuming power to the minimum. The default value is 100.
* The value displayed at the OSD is not changed and only the actual setting value is converted to
percentage based on the static saving value to set.
* 0 ~ 30: HIGH, 40 ~ 60 : MID , 70 ~ 90 : LOW , 100 : OFF
Keyless Off Hours
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Automatically TV will be turned off if there is no key input for the preset time period.
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When it is set to ‘Enable’, User Menu -> Timer -> ‘Auto Power Off’ is disabled.
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When it is set to ‘Enable’, User Menu -> Timer -> ‘2Hour Auto Power Off’ is disabled.
HCEC Setup
CEC Mode
(Depending on model)
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You will have 3 modes to choose [Default], [HCEC] and [TVLink-CEC].
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If [Default] is selected, you can use SIMPLINK which is provided in LG TV. Also you can enable and disable SIMPLINK through
SIMPLINK MENU.
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If [HCEC] is selected, you can use TVLink-HCEC Protocol. For more detailed information, please refer to TVLink-HCEC Protocol
document)
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If [TVLink-CEC] is selected, TV will not directly work for key input except for power key. And volume related keys will work
just in case of Follower volume control mode. (for more detailed information regarding the scenario of volume control,
please refer to “TVLink-CEC protocol” document)
IR Decoding
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When ‘IR Decoding’ is set to ‘Enable’, the TV decodes and changes it into a CEC Message and sends it to Command via the
HDMI CEC Line. The default value is Disable.
Device ID
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Sets the ID of a device(Logical Address) connected to the CEC Line. You can choose between ‘All’ and ‘E’.
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The default value is ‘All’.
