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Configuring Network Connections
After you have run the initial
setup,
you can
configure
or reconfigure the network
connections
through the
TV's menu.
Configuring a Wireless Network Connection
The instructions
below are for
networks
that
use the Dynamic
Host
Configuration
Protocol
(DHCP) to
configure
network connections
automatically.
Most wireless
networks
use
DHCP.
If
you
have a Static IP
network, see the e-Manual for
configuration
instructions.
To configure the network
connection
for a
network
that uses DHCP, follow these
steps:
1.
Connect
your TV to
your network as shown in
the illustration
on page
15.
2. Turn
on your
TV,
and
then go to
the
Network Settings
screen. (Menu
----->
Network
----->
Network
Settings)
3. Select Start. The Network
function
searches for available wireless networks.
When
done, it
displays a
list of the available networks.
4. In the list of networks, move the highlight to
select a
network,
and
then
select
Next.
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If
you have
a
WPS(PBC)
compatible router,
select
WPS(PBC)
instead,
and then follow the
directions
on
the
screen.
5.
Enter
your
network security
key
or WPS PIN
using
your remote.
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Enter numbers
and
letters
using your remote.
•
Enter numbers by pressing
the number
buttons on
your
remote.
•
To
enter a letter, move the
Highlight
to the
letter,
and then select it. You
can
enter numbers
in
the
same
fashion
if you choose.
~
To display
capital
letters
(or
redisplay
small
letters if
capital
letters
are
displayed),
select
Caps
or
Shift.
~
To
display
symbols
and punctuation, select*·
To
redisplay
letters,
select* again.
6. When
done, select
Next if
you
have
entered
a
security key or
WPS PIN if you
have entered
a
WPS
PIN.
7. The TV
checks
the wireless
connection.
If the
connection
is
successful,
the "You are connected to
the
Internet. If you have any problems using online services, please contact your Internet Service
Provider."
message
appears.
Select Next
using your
remote.
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For more detailed
information,
see
"Setting up
the
Wireless Network"
in
the e-Manual.
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If
you want
to
configure
the
connection
manually, select
IP Settings
on
the
Network
Connection
screen.
Set IP Mode
to
Manual, and then
enter
the IP
Address,
Subnet
Mask,
Gateway, and
DNS Server
manually.
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Troubleshooting
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Do you have a question about the 6100 Series and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers
My tv searches but does not find my wireless network. Samsung series 6 6100
Your Samsung Series 6 6100 TV may not be able to find your wireless network for several reasons:
1. Unsupported Network Type – The TV supports IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n, but Samsung recommends using IEEE 802.11n for smooth video playback. If your router uses an unsupported protocol, the TV may not detect it.
2. Weak Signal Strength – If the router is too far from the TV or there are obstacles (walls, interference from other devices), the signal may be too weak for the TV to detect.
3. Security or Compatibility Issues – Some wireless networks require security settings that might not be compatible with the TV. Ensure your network uses WPA2 or a compatible security mode.
4. WPS Connection Issues – If using WPS (PBC) mode, ensure your router supports it and follow the correct setup steps as indicated in the manual.
5. Network Not Broadcasting SSID – If your router is set to hide the SSID, the TV may not detect it automatically. You may need to enter the network details manually.
6. Router Configuration – DHCP should be enabled on the router to allow automatic IP assignment. If DHCP is off or the network settings are incorrect, the TV may not connect.
7. Interference from Other Devices – Other wireless devices, such as microwaves or cordless phones, may cause interference. Try turning off nearby devices to see if the network appears.
8. Firmware Issues – If the TV’s software is outdated, it may have trouble detecting networks. Check for firmware updates in the settings.
Try troubleshooting these issues to resolve the problem.
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