SSG-3050GB 3D-goggles won't connect with UE46D6200TS TV
Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2015 6:35 pm
Hello everybody,
2011 I bought a Samsung UE46D6200 on the internet and later I had to discover thet this model was sold for the netherland market (I live in germany).
Since I wanted to use Netflix and hbbTV, I changed my UE46D6200TSXXN in the service menu the location to GER after the instruction on the ruSamsungTVCommunicator site. Unfortunately I also changed the panel type (before I realized what I was doing). Shocked I had to face the fact that after exiting the menu and powering-on the image was fliped upside down. After a little search on the net, I found the solution and changed the panel type to 46A1UF4E, but I don't know if it was the same panel type in the first place.
Now I have a different problem, and I assume that my botching in the service menu might be the reason. Yesterday I wanted to watch a 3D-Movie and had to discover that the batteries of the goggles were empty. Today I procured new batteries and wanted to start again watching the 3D-movie, but it didn't work. The led on the goggles blinked green and red (synchronising) for about 20 seconds and nothing happened (I guess, so signal found so the goggles went into standby). So I grabbed the goggles and went into the store and tested them on an other Samsung TV. They worked flawlessly! So it has to be the TV, but when I check on my phone, I can find the TV over bluetooth.
After I tried every tips and hints, that I could find in other forums (factory reset of TV, reset of the goggles, etc.), I was thinking that my problem originates from the wrong panel type I configured back then in the service menu. So my last hope was a series of trial and error by checking every 46- paneltype for the one working 3D with my goggles. So I did and tried every single 46- paneltype and did a factory reset after every change, but nothing changed the initial problem. Now I'm frustrated and I don't know what else I should try.
The label on the Back of the TV says:
Model Code: UE46D6200TSXXN
Version No.: 03
Can somebody help me?
Cheers,
Bert
2011 I bought a Samsung UE46D6200 on the internet and later I had to discover thet this model was sold for the netherland market (I live in germany).
Since I wanted to use Netflix and hbbTV, I changed my UE46D6200TSXXN in the service menu the location to GER after the instruction on the ruSamsungTVCommunicator site. Unfortunately I also changed the panel type (before I realized what I was doing). Shocked I had to face the fact that after exiting the menu and powering-on the image was fliped upside down. After a little search on the net, I found the solution and changed the panel type to 46A1UF4E, but I don't know if it was the same panel type in the first place.
Now I have a different problem, and I assume that my botching in the service menu might be the reason. Yesterday I wanted to watch a 3D-Movie and had to discover that the batteries of the goggles were empty. Today I procured new batteries and wanted to start again watching the 3D-movie, but it didn't work. The led on the goggles blinked green and red (synchronising) for about 20 seconds and nothing happened (I guess, so signal found so the goggles went into standby). So I grabbed the goggles and went into the store and tested them on an other Samsung TV. They worked flawlessly! So it has to be the TV, but when I check on my phone, I can find the TV over bluetooth.
After I tried every tips and hints, that I could find in other forums (factory reset of TV, reset of the goggles, etc.), I was thinking that my problem originates from the wrong panel type I configured back then in the service menu. So my last hope was a series of trial and error by checking every 46- paneltype for the one working 3D with my goggles. So I did and tried every single 46- paneltype and did a factory reset after every change, but nothing changed the initial problem. Now I'm frustrated and I don't know what else I should try.
The label on the Back of the TV says:
Model Code: UE46D6200TSXXN
Version No.: 03
Can somebody help me?
Cheers,
Bert
