Hello, first time poster, but I've been lurking for a little while, consulting the wiki and forums to determine what kind of LED TV I should buy. I bought a UN46D6420U on-sale from Best Buy last night (despite the defective 3D.. 7000's are still too expensive for me!), and its all set up now, and I thought I would share a few details about it.
Unlike other Samsung LED TV's I've read about that give access to the service menu via INFO-MENU-MUTE-POWER when the TV is off, to access the service menu on mine I had to do MUTE-1-8-2-POWER. Drove me crazy thinking I'd never be able to access the service menu on my shiny new TV.
Firmware version is T-GASAKUC-1022.4 according to the service menu.
I had to create a new account with the red button (as opposed to the blue button, D, according to the wiki), and I set the name as develop, etc, and once I set the IP of the server to the one listed on the SamyGo wiki page, a bunch of Russian widgets were installed that I don't really care about, and I don't see any SamyGo widget.
What do?
Last edited by NLA on Sun Dec 25, 2011 9:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Are all the (mostly worthless) Russian widgets normal? I really don't need to see the weather in Moscow in Russian but if thats just a part of it then I suppose I can just remove the odd widgets myself. Will retry in a bit.
I re-sync'd User Application Synchronization under the Develop menu, and the TV reinstalled the various widgets after 5 or so minutes. Afterwards, I checked through the list of installed widgets -- no SamyGo to be found. I exited and re-entered the Smart Hub, and again, no SamyGo. I rebooted the TV, checked Smart Hub, and again, no SamyGo. Then I thought, well maybe SamyGo will show up if I press the green B (Sort By..) button and sort by name? Sure enough, after all the widgets were sorted, there was SamyGo, and I ran it and the process seemed to work just fine.
Now I have one other question not covered in the wiki as far as I can tell: do I need to run SamyGo every time I reboot the TV, or is the TV good to go after running it once?
juuso wrote:I think you were to lazy to check all widgets in the list (had to go up to widgetlists end to right...)
I think you're wrong. I went all the way to the right, and it wasn't there when I first installed the user widgets from the IP address, or the subsequent time. Really, it's not there until the list is re-arranged for me, on this TV.
Nice tip with the auto-start though, I'll set that up!