Reset To Factory Default Settings; Using The Hands-Free Tv Voice Control; Apple Airplay And Homekit; Blue Light Filter - TCL V6B Manual

- This function may not be available for certain
models.
- This feature is only available in Google TV mode.

Reset to factory default settings

Allows you to reset the TV to factory default settings.
1. Press on the remote control, select Settings
> System > About > Reset > Factory reset
press OK to enter.
2. Select the Factory reset option and press OK to
enter. Then select Erase everything and press
OK to confirm.
3. Enter the password you have set or the PIN
according to the on-screen prompt.
4. Select OK and press OK to confirm.
5. The Welcome screen appears. Follow the
instructions in the section Initial setup.

Using the hands-free TV voice control

Before using the hands-free TV voice control, connect
the TV to the network and make sure it can access
the Google website first. Then follow the steps below
to access.
1. Turn the built-in MIC switch (Please refer to the
Quick Start Guide to find the MIC switch on your
TV set) to on before using this function.
2. In Google TV mode, Press
control.
3. Select "Yes, I'm in".
4. Say "OK Google" or "Hey Google" to activate it.
Notes:
- This hands-free TV voice control is only available
for selected models. For details, please refer to
your local dealer.
- A quiet surrounding is required for better function
when using it. The recommended distance for
using the hands-free TV voice control is within 2
meters in front of it.
- Turn the built-in MIC switch to off if you are not
going to use it.
- The availability of hands-free TV voice control
depends on your region/country/language.
- Turn on both Quick start and Screenless
service in the Settings > System > Power and
energy menu to enjoy hands-free voice control
in TV standby mode.
- Standby power consumption will increase
because the built-in MIC is always listening when
the Google Assistant or voice control with the
built-in MIC is enabled.
- This feature is only available in Google TV mode.
and
on the remote
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Apple AirPlay and HomeKit

(* Available according to the software version)
Wirelessly share content with your TV using AirPlay
and control your TV using the Home app on your
iPhone, iPad, or Mac. You can set up AirPlay and
HomeKit at any time in Settings menu.
The function is enabled by default. To use the
function, make sure your iPhone, iPad, or Mac is iOS
or iPadOS device and the WiFi on the iOS or iPadOS
device is turned on. Then follow the steps below to
operate.
1. Press on the remote control, select Settings
> System > AirPlay and HomeKit Settings >
Apple AirPlay and HomeKit and press OK to
enter, or press (if available) on the remote
control, then select AirPlay > AirPlay and
HomeKit Settings and press OK to enter.
2. Press to select the desired item and press
/
OK to enter the corresponding submenu.
3. Press
to return to the previous menu.
4. For the first time, activate the screen mirroring
function on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac and
choose the TV's name you want to connect in the
searching list.
5. If an AirPlay passcode appears on your TV screen,
enter the passcode on your iOS or iPadOS device.
6. To stop mirroring your iOS or iPadOS device, open
Control Center, tap screen mirroring, then tap stop
mirroring.
Notes:
- If your WiFi is turned off, press
control, select
Settings >
> Wi-Fi, and press OK
- To disable the feature, select Settings > System
> AirPlay and HomeKit Settings > Apple
AirPlay and HomeKit > AirPlay and press OK
to turn it off.
- Apple, AirPlay, HomeKit and Siri are trademarks
of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other
countries and regions.
- To use AirPlay and HomeKit with this Smart
TV Pro, the latest version of iOS, iPadOS, or
macOS is recommended.

Blue Light Filter

(* not available for some models)
It reduces the amount of blue light emitted by
the screen, which can reduce the visual fatigue
associated with screen viewing.
1. Press
on the remote control to display the
dashboard, select Picture > Advanced settings
> and press OK/ to enter.
Colour
Using more of your TV
on the remote
Network and Internet
to turn it on.