- See the date or time right on your TV without having to search.
- Easily adjust the automatic on / off time of the TV more accurately.
- New exact time and time zone settings keep apps running smoothly.
Step 1 : Press Q.MENU button on the remote then go to Advanced setting. Then you choose General, item Date and time will appear on the interface for you to choose.
Step 2 : LG Smart TV supports automatic timer setting, at which time the Date-Time-Zone entries will be temporarily locked. However, you can still adjust the exact date and time as you like by turning off the automatic mode and adjusting it in turn in the Date-Time-Zone items.
+ Automatic setting: Select the item Set automatically (appear tick marks inside the box in pink means this mode is enabled)
+ Manual setting: After deselecting Set automatic mode, you can scroll down to the Time, Date, Time zone and set the parameters.
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How to use LG Smart TV WebOS operating system
Above are the simple steps to set time on LG Smart TV WebOS operating system. Good luck:
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