Basic Functions

The Magic Remote Control offers pointing, wheel scrolling, pattern gesture, and voice recognition functions.
You can use the functions of the Magic Remote Control to conveniently navigate the interface of your Smart TV.

Using the Magic Remote Control

You can use the Magic Remote Control to point at content or buttons, as you would with a mouse on a PC. Press the Wheel (OK) button to register your selection.

If you do not use the Magic Remote Control for an extended period of time, the pointer disappears. Shake the Magic Remote Control horizontally to display the pointer again.

  • Use the Magic Remote Control within the distance specified (10 m). If you exceed this distance or if there is an obstacle between the Magic Remote Control and your TV, the Magic Remote Control may not function properly.

  • Do not use the Magic Remote Control near microwaves or WLAN devices. The Magic Remote Control may not function properly when used near a device that operates on the same frequency band (2.4 GHz).

  • Subjecting the Magic Remote Control to heavy impacts may cause it to break.

  • Be careful not to hit people or objects close to you when using the Magic Remote Control.

Using Magic Remote Control Buttons

The Magic Remote Control includes the following buttons to help you operate your Smart TV.

POWER ()

 Turns your Smart TV on or off.

Smart Home ()

 Opens the home screen of your Smart TV.

BACK ()

 Returns to the previous screen or function.

Voice Recognition
()

 Starts the voice recognition function.

Navigation

  • Navigate the interface. This causes the pointer for the Magic Remote Control to disappear and the focus symbol to appear.

  • Adjusts the focus.

Wheel (OK)

  • Turning the Wheel (OK) button forward or backward: Scrolls up or down the page or changes the channel.

  • Pressing the Wheel (OK) button: Runs the selected item.

3D ()

Turns 3D mode on or off.

Q.Menu ()

  • Real-time TV programs, external inputs: Opens the Screen Remote.

  • Videos, photos, or music files: Opens the Quick Menu.
Volumn ()

Controls the volume of your Smart TV and external devices.

MUTE ()

Turns the Mute function on or off.
Channel ()

Changes the channels on your Smart TV and external devices.

  • The buttons on your Magic Remote Control may function differently depending on the content.

  • The shape and name of the Magic Remote Control buttons may differ depending on the remote.

Aligning the Pointer Automatically

To realign the pointer with the Magic Remote Control, perform the following steps:

  1. Aim the Magic Remote Control at the center of your TV.

  2. Shake the Magic Remote Control horizontally to automatically reposition the pointer at the center of the screen.

  3. Check whether the pointer is consistent with the direction that the Magic Remote Control is pointing.

Turn Alignment On in the Pointer. Turning this option Off prohibits automatically repositioning of the pointer when you shake the Magic Remote Control horizontally.

Using Pattern Gestures

You can move the Magic Remote Control in certain ways to use Pattern Gestures. To use Pattern Gestures, perform the following steps:

  1. Aim the Magic Remote Control at your Smart TV.

  2. Hold down the Wheel (OK) button on the Magic Remote Control. A round icon appears on the screen.

  3. Hold down the Wheel (OK) button and draw the desired pattern. An outline of the pattern appears on the screen.

  4. Release the Wheel (OK) button on the Magic Remote Control to run the Pattern Gesture.

The followings are the Pattern Gestures you can use in Smart TV.

Returns to the previous channel from the current screen.

Displays a list of recently viewed channels and content.

Goes to the channel corresponding to the number. If the number has two or more digits, draw the first digit, release the Wheel (OK) button, and then hold down the Wheel (OK) button to draw the next digit.

Enlarges the web browser.

Shrinks the web browser.

  • When drawing two or more patterns, you must draw the second pattern within one second of releasing the Wheel (OK) button after the first pattern. After one second, the pattern input is terminated and the first pattern is run.

  • Pattern Gestures may not work when certain windows are open.