Roku TCL TV S305 User Manual

			Page	63				More settings This	section	describes	the	features	and	settings	of	the	TV	that	were	not	covered	in	the	other	parts	of	this	guide.	Changing network settings If	needed,	you	can	change	your	network	settings	at	any	time.	For	example,	if	you	change	the	name	of	your	wireless	network	(its	SSID)	or	its	password,	you	will	need	to	change	your	TV’s	settings	so	that	it	can	continue	to	connect.	Also,	if	you	decided	not	to	connect	to	the	Internet	in	“Guided	Setup”	on	page	13,	you	can	use	Network	settings...

			Page	64				• Clock	format	–	Select	whether	to	display	time	in	a	12-hour	or	24-hour	format,	or	to	turn	off	time	display.	This	setting	is	available	only	on	TVs	that	are	connected	to	the	Internet.	Non-connected	TVs	do	not	display	the	time.	Scanning for broadcast TV channels again There	will	be	times	when	you	need	to	create	a	new	channel	list.	For	example,	you:	• Change	cable	providers		• Reorient	your	TV	antenna	• Move	to	a	different	city	with	different	channels	Whenever	you	need	to	update	your	TV...

			Page	65				Changing the audio mode The	TV	has	two	audio	modes,	accessed	by	navigating	in	the	Home	screen	menu	to	Settings	>Audio	>	Audio	mode:		• Stereo	–	Use	this	setting	for	internal	speakers,	headphones,	and	external	stereo	amplifiers	connected	through	HDMI®	ARC,	SPDIF	optical,	or	headphone	jack.	• Auto	–	Use	this	setting	to	automatically	detect	the	best	audio	setting	based	on	the	audio	stream	in	the	content	you	are	watching.	If	you	have	connected	the	TV	to	an	external	Dolby	Audio™	compatible...

			Page	66				Controlling other devices through CEC Consumer	Electronics	Control	(CEC)	enables	your	TV	and	other	CEC-compatible	home	entertainment	components	to	control	one	another	in	various	ways.	First,	the	CEC-compatible	devices	must	“discover”	one	another	and	report	their	capabilities.	After	this,	one	device	can	control	another	according	to	the	features	you	enable.	For	example,	playing	a	disc	on	a	Blu-ray	player	could	switch	the	TV	to	the	Blu-ray	player’s	input.	Or,	powering	off	the	TV	could	also...

			Page	67				Enabling system audio control System	audio	control	enables	the	TV	remote	control	to	change	the	volume	and	mute	state	of	an	amplifier	or	sound	bar	connected	through	HDMI®,	and	to	display	the	external	device’s	volume	and	mute	status	in	the	TV’s	on-screen	display.		The	TV	automatically	turns	off	its	internal	speakers	and	sends	volume	and	mute	control	signals	to	an	external	amplifier	when	all	of	the	following	are	true:	• System	audio	control	is	enabled	on	the	TV.	• The	TV	is	connected	to	a...

			Page	68				Restarting the TV You	can	restart	the	TV	when	necessary.	Restarting	has	the	same	effect	as	unplugging	the	TV	power	and	then	plugging	it	in	again.	To	restart	the	TV,	navigate	to	Settings	>	System	>	Power,	and	then	select	System	restart.	Highlight	Restart,	and	then	press	OK	to	confirm	restart.		While	the	TV	restarts,	the	screen	goes	dark	for	a	few	seconds,	and	then	displays	the	startup	screen	for	a	few	more	seconds.	When	the	restart	operation	completes,	the	TV	displays	the	activity	you...

			Page	69				To	proceed	with	the	full	factory	reset,	use	the	on-screen	number	pad	to	enter	the	code	displayed	on	the	screen,	and	then	select	OK	to	proceed.		When	the	factory	reset	operation	completes,	the	TV	restarts	and	displays	the	first	Guided	Setup	screen.	What if I can’t access the Factory Reset option? It	is	possible	that	your	TV	might	get	into	a	state	where	you	cannot	access	the	various	menus,	including	the	menu	option	that	lets	you	perform	a	factory	reset	operation.	If	that	happens,	you	can...

			Page	70				1. On	a	computer,	tablet,	or	smartphone,	use	your	web	browser	to	go	to	https://my.roku.com.	2. Enter	your	email	address	and	password	to	sign	in.	After	signing	in,	the	My	Account	page	appears.	3. Under	PIN	Preference,	click	Update	to	open	the	Choose	Your	PIN	Preferences	page.	4. Skip	this	step	if	you	just	want	to	change	your	PIN.	Otherwise,	choose	the	option	you	prefer	from	among	those	listed:	• Require	a	PIN	to	make	purchases	or	to	add	any	item	from	the	Channel	Store.	• Require	a	PIN	to...

			Page	71				Note:	Sometimes	system	updates	install	new	system	software,	and	other	times	they	install	new	features	for	streaming	channels.	Therefore,	you	won’t	always	see	a	change	in	the	behavior	of	your	TV	after	a	system	update.	Getting updates on a non-connected TV If	your	TV	is	not	connected	to	the	Internet,	you	can	still	get	system	updates	by	using	a	USB	flash	drive	and	a	computer	with	an	Internet	connection.	To	get	a	system	update,	navigate	to	Settings	>	System	>	System	update:		The	System	update...

			Page	72				6. On	the	12-digit	code	page,	enter	the	code	your	TV	displayed,	and	then	click	Next.		7. On	the	6-digit	code	page,	write	down	the	6-digit	code	that	appears,	and	then	take	it	back	to	your	TV.	8. Using	the	TV	remote	control,	select	Next	to	move	to	the	next	screen,	and	then	use	the	on-screen	keyboard	to	enter	the	6-digit	code.	When	finished,	select	OK.	The	system	update	begins.	Do	not	remove	the	USB	flash	drive	until	the	TV	restarts.	When	the	update	finishes,	the	TV	restarts.	You	can	check	the...