Google Cast; Hbbtv System - Toshiba 65 UA22 Series Operating Instructions Manual

In order to make use of the CEC functionality the
related option in the menu should be switched on.
To check, switch on or off the CEC function, do the
following:
• Enter the Settings>Device Preferences>Inputs
menu on the Home Screen or TV options>Set-
tings>Device Preferences>Inputs menu in Live
TV mode.
• Scroll down to Consumer Electronic Control
(CEC) section. Check if the HDMI control option
is switched on.
• Highlight the HDMI control option and press OK to
switch on or off.
Make sure that all CEC settings are properly set up
on the connected CEC device. The CEC functionality
has different names on different brands. CEC function
might not work with all devices. If you connect a device
with HDMI CEC support to your TV, the related HDMI
input source will be renamed with the connected
device's name.
To operate the connected CEC device, select the
related HDMI input source from the Inputs menu on
the Home Screen. Or press the Source button if the TV
is in Live TV mode and select the related HDMI input
source from the list. To terminate this operation and
control the TV via the remote again, press the Source
button, which will still be functional, on the remote and
switch to another source.
The TV remote is automatically able to control the
device once the connected HDMI source has been
selected. However not all buttons will be forwarded
to the device. Only devices that support CEC Remote
Control function will respond to the TV remote control.
The TV supports also ARC (Audio Return Channel)
feature. This feature is an audio link meant to replace
other cables between the TV and the audio system
(A/V receiver or speaker system). Connect the audio
system to the HDMI2 input on the TV to enable ARC
feature.
When ARC is active, TV will mute its other audio
outputs automatically. So you will hear audio from
the connected audio device only. The volume control
buttons of the remote will be directed to the connected
audio device and you will be able to control the volume
of the connected device with your TV remote.
Note: ARC is supported only via the HDMI2 input.

Google Cast

With the built-in Google Cast technology you can cast
the content from your mobile device straight to your
TV. If your mobile device has Google Cast feature, you
can mirror your device's screen to your TV wirelessly.
Select Cast screen option on your android device.
Available devices will be detected and listed. Select
your TV from the list and tap on it to start casting.
You can get the network name of your TV from the
Settings>Device Preferences>About menu on the
Home screen. Device name will be one of the shown
options. You can also change the name of your TV.
Highlight Device name and press OK. Then highlight
Change and press OK again. You can either select
one of the predefined names or enter a custom name.
To cast your device's screen to the TV screen...
1.
On your android device, go to 'Settings' from the
notification panel or home screen
2.
Tap on 'Device Connectivity'
3. Tap on the 'Easy projection' and enable 'Wireless
projection'. Available devices will be listed
4. Select the TV you would like to cast to
1.
Slide down the notification panel
2. Tap on 'Wireless projection'
3. Select the TV you would like to cast to
If the mobile app is Cast-enabled, such as YouTube,
Dailymotion, Netflix, you can cast your app to your TV.
On the mobile app, look for the Google Cast icon and
tap on it. Available devices will be detected and listed.
Select your TV from the list and tap on it to start casting.
To cast an app to the TV screen...
1. On your smartphone or tablet, open an app that
supports Google Cast
2.
Tap the Google Cast icon
3. Select the TV you would like to cast to
4. The app you selected should start playing on TV
Notes:
Google Cast works on Android and iOS. Make sure that your
mobile device is connected to the same network as your TV.
The menu options and namings for Google Cast function on
your Android device can differ from brand to brand and can
change with time. Refer to your device's manual for latest
information on Google Cast function.

HBBTV System

HbbTV (Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV) is a standard
that seamlessly combines TV services delivered via
broadcast with services delivered via broadband and
also enables access to the Internet only services for
consumers using connected TVs and set-top boxes.
Services delivered through HbbTV include traditional
broadcast TV channels, catch-up services, video on
demand, electronic programme guide, interactive
advertising, personalisation, voting, games, social
networking and other multimedia applications.
HbbTV applications are available on channels where
they are signalled by the broadcaster.
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