LG 42LN549C Hospitality LED TV Installations Manual

June 10, 2024
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LG 42LN549C Hospitality LED TV

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Introduction

The abundant functions for Hotel TV linked with software installation can be projected on OSD as ‘ Installation Menu ’. The wide range of hotel features can be performed simply on the additional window to enhance the LG hotel TV’s easy installation and convenient operation for Hoteliers and System Integrators.

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  1. Press the SETTINGS button for more than 5 seconds using the user remote control, and program information will appear at the top left of the screen.
  2. Enter a four-digit password and press the OK button.
  3. The TV is set with the initial password “ 1-1-0-5 ”.
  4. Use the button to select the desired menu.

LG Hotel Mode Setup

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  1. Use the button to select the LG Hotel Mode Setup.
  2. Use the OK button and then the button to select Hotel Mode Operation.

When ‘ Hotel Mode Operation ’ is set to Yes(work), all functions of Hotel Mode apply.

  1. Hotel Mode Operation

    • Decide to work all functions of ‘ Hotel Mode Operation ’ or not by setting’ Hotel Mode Operation ’ as Yes(Work) or No(Do Not Work)
    • When ‘ Hotel Mode Operation ’ is set to Yes(Work), all functions of Hotel Mode apply.
    • When ‘ Hotel Mode Operation ’ is set to No(Do Not Work), all functions of Hotel Mode Do Not apply.
    • When it is set to ‘ Yes ’, the ‘ Key Lock ’ item of the User menu is disabled and the OSD is displayed the same as the Local Key Operation setting of the Hotel mode.
    • When it is set to ‘ Yes ’, all items reserved at the Schedule list are deleted and the reservation function is not supported. (applied for the model offering the reservation function)
    • The TV triggered by the external device (ex: SIMPLINK , TVLinkTuner , etc.) operates separately from the Hotel mode.
    • When it is set to ‘ Yes ’, User Menu-> Option -> ‘ Factory Reset ’ is disabled.
  2. Power On Status

    • Decide to select the working status of the TV Set when turning on the main power.
    • You can set it with PWR, STD, or LST.
    • PWR always makes the TV set On status when turning on the main power.
    • STD makes a Stand-by status when turning on the main power.
    • LST makes TVSet work like the previous power status. In the same concept as the Power Backup mode; If the main power were turned off in Power On status, TVSet would work in the On status. If the main power was turned off in the Stand-by status, TVSet would work in the Stand-by status.
  3. Setup Menu Display

    • Decide to enter ‘ Setup Menu Display ’ or not in the ‘ Main Menu ’ by setting ‘ Setup Menu Display ’ as Yes(Enter Possible) or No(Enter Impossible) on the “ LG Hotel Mode Setup ” OSD.
  4. Programme Change

    • Decide to change the channel or not by setting ‘ Programme Change ’ as Yes(Change Possible) or No(Change Impossible) when the present source is TV.
    • When ‘ Programme Change ’ is set to No(Change Impossible), Programme Key, Numeral Key, List Key, and Q.View Key don’t work, and entering ‘ Channel Menu ’ in the Main Menu OSD is impossible.
    • When ‘ Programme Change ’ is set to Yes(Change Possible), Programme Key, Numeral Key, List Key, and Q.View Key works, and entering’ Channel Menu ’ in the Main Menu OSD is possible.
    • When ‘ Programme Change ’ is set to No(Change Impossible), the ‘ Programme ’ item in the ‘ On Time ’ menu will be fixed.
    • When ‘ Programme Change ’ is set to No(Change Impossible), entering ‘ Setup Menu ’ in the ‘ Main Menu ’ OSD is impossible regardless of the ‘ Setup Menu Display ’ item.
  5. Input Source Change

    • Decide whether to change the input source or not by setting ‘ Input Source Change ’ as Yes(Change possible) or No (Change impossible).

    • When ‘ Input Source Change ’ is set to No(Change impossible), the TV D/A key, TV/RADIO key, and INPUT key doesn’t work.

    • When ‘ Input Source Change ’ is set to No(Change impossible), the user’s input (pressing Programme key, numeral key, List key, Q.View key in all Input sources except TV source) doesn’t work and when entering ‘ Setup Menu ’ item in the ‘ Main Menu OSD ’ except TV mode doesn’t accept.
      Because entering the ‘ Setup Menu’ item makes the present mode TV mode even though the present mode is not TV mode. The function that turns to TV mode doesn’t work.

    • When ‘ Input Source Change ’ is set to Yes(Change possible), then changing input source is available.

    • When ‘ Input Source Change ’ is set to No(Change Impossible), the TV set always turns on fixed input source and volume information regardless of already set Programme information.

    • When ‘ Input Source Change ’ is set to No(Change Impossible), entering ‘ Setup Menu ’ except TV mode doesn’t possible regardless of the ‘ Programme Change ’ or ‘ Setup Menu Display ’ item.

    • When this is set to No, it will only be turned on with the volume information in the input source irrelevant from the PR and information set in On Time.

  6. Menu Display

    • Function to decide whether work with the menu of the local key or not.
    • Set YES(Work) or NO(Do Not Work).
    • Although select NO(Do Not Work), the action that presses a SETTINGS button for 5 seconds to enter Installation Menu is available.
    • When select Yes(Work), Menu works.
  7. OSD Display

    • Decide whether to display OSD or not by setting ‘ OSD Display’ as Yes(Mark) or No(No Mark).
    • When ‘ OSD Display ’ is set to No(No Mark), all OSD is not displayed except the installation menu.
  8. LG IR Operation

    • Decide whether work the LG remote control or not.
    • Set to Yes(Work) or No(Do Not Work).
    • When ‘ LG IR Operation ’ is set to NO(Not Work), all keys don’t work.
    • Although set to No, it can work in Service mode.
    • Although set to No, SETTINGS key action to enter the ‘ Installation Menu ’ and key action to enter Password are available.
    • When ‘ LG IR Operation ’ is set to Yes(Work), all keys are available.
  9. Local Key Operation

    • Decide whether to operate ‘ Local Key ’ or not by setting “ Local Key Operation ” as Yes(Work) or No(Do Not Work).
    • When ‘ Local Key Operation ’ is set to No(Do Not Work), all Local Key doesn’t work.
    • When ‘ Local Key Operation ’ is set to No(Do Not Work), Local Key working in service mode is still available.
    • When ‘ Local Key Operation ’ is set to Yes(Work), all Local Key working is available.
    • When setting both ‘ Local Key ’ and ‘ Remocon Operation ’ as No(Do Not Work), the Power key of Remocon work as an exceptional case.
    • Exception: In the case of the commercial model, although both IR and Local key operation are set to ‘ No ’ (no operation), you can operate the IR Power key.
  10. Max Volume

    • Decide ‘ Max Volume ’ between changing range 0~100.
    • When ‘ Max Volume ’ is set, the user can change up to the set volume value.
    • When ‘ Max Volume ’ is set, the volume just goes up to the ‘ Max Volume ’ value in the ‘ On Time Menu ’.
  11. DTV Channel Update

    • It is a mode to set whether to update the DTV channel automatically or not.
    • When DTV Channel Update is set to ’ Auto ’, the function is to update the TV’s program map according to the DTV program’s stream information.
    • DTV Channel Update is set to ‘ Manual ’, the function to keep the TV’s program map even though the DTV program’s information is changed.
  12. Power On Default

    • Set the channel to display and Volume Level, etc. when turning on the power in AC Power On or Stand-by status.

    • Set to Yes(Work) or No(Do Not Work).

    • When ‘Power On Default’ is set to No, it is not applied to the subordinate Programme, Volume, or A/V Setting menu.

    • When Power On Default is set to Yes, it can be set by entering the subordinate menu.
      (12-1)Input Source

    • Set whether it is turned on by the set input source or by the last stored input source.

    • It is turned on by the Last Memory Input if the Input source is turned off.

    • It is turned on by the Last Pr. If the Input source is turned off and the Last Memory Input is the RF.

    • All sources supported by the said model can be set as the Input sources. (The Input source value should be rotated.)

    • If both the Input source and the ON TIME are set, the Input source takes priority.

    • If the DTV/Radio Channel does not exist on the map, the DTV/Radio is skipped while navigating.

    • When the Input source is changed to the DTV/Radio, Programme No. is set to the first program of the Channel map of the DTV/Radio.

    • When the Input source is changed to the ATV, Programme No. is set to 0. (If the channel map structure does not support this, it follows the structure of the said model.)
      (12-2) Programme

    • If the Input source is DTV or ATV, the set program is played when the power is turned

    • Only when the Input source is DTV or ATV, it can be entered into the Programme

    • When the Input source is turned off, the Last input at the time of the power-off is turned on, and when the Last input is the RF, the Last program is played.

    • If the Input source is the DTV, the program number existing in the program table can be

    • If the Input source is the ATV, 0~(MAX_PR – 1) can be selected. (If the channel map structure does not support this, it follows the structure of the said )

    • The program should be

    • If both the program and the ON TIME are set, the program takes the
      (12-3) Volume

    • If both ‘ Volume ’ data and ‘ On Time ’ is set, but just the value is different, then ‘Volume’ has

    • This sets whether to apply the Volume Level or not when the power is turned

    • When both the Volume and ON TIME Volume are set and have different values, the Volume Level value is set as the ON TIME Volume value, and cannot move to the ON TIME Volume

    • The next value for the max volume is And next it will be changed to 0.
      (12-4) A/V Setting

    • Set to Yes(Work) or No(Do Not Work).

    • If ‘ A/V Setting ’ is changed from No to Yes, parameters that are set before entering Installation Menu are applied whenever turn on

    • Following Parameters are applied to

    • Picture section – PSM mode, Picture Data (Contrast, Brightness, Colour, Sharpness, Tint)

    • Sound section – SSM mode, Sound Data (Balance, Equalizer Data) and AVL and Language, Teletext language, ARC

    • Except these, other Parameters are applied differently according to the TVSet.

  13. Radio Video Blank

    • Set to Yes(Work) or No(Do Not Work).

    • A program that is set to ‘ Radio Programme ’ and only has Sound should decide whether to set ‘ Video Blank ’ or not.

    • When ‘Radio Video Blank’ is set to Yes(Work), ‘ Video Blank ’ works only in the case of Radio

    • When set to No(Do Not Work), ‘ Video Blank ’ does not work although it is the Radio

    • This operates only in the Analog TV
      (13-1) Start PR. No.

    • Item to set starting program of Radio

    • Available programs to set are 0~199.
      (13-2) No. of PR.

    • Specify the number of programmes to set to Radio

    • The max value for the No. of PR is

    • Can not set more than the maximum available program In other words if Start PR. is set to 95, the number of programs can not be set to more than 5.

    • Radio Programme should be in sequence with starting
      (13-3) Radio Name Display

    • Instead of “ Audio Only ”, the name of a radio channel is displayed on the screen when a radio broadcast is

    • Set to Yes(Work) or No(Do Not Work).

    • If the setting is “ Yes ”, the name of a radio channel is displayed for the radio

If the setting is “No”, the text “Audio Only” is displayed for the radio

Item Active De-active Initial
Hotel Mode Operation Yes No No
Power On Status STD
Setup Menu Yes No Yes
Programme Change Yes No Yes
Input Source Change Yes No Yes
Menu Display Yes No Yes
OSD Display Yes No Yes
LG IR Operation Yes No Yes
Local Key Operation Yes No Yes
Max Volume 0 ~ 100 100
DTV Channel Update Auto Manual Auto
Power On Default Yes No Yes
Input Source ATV~MAX_INPUT Off Off
Program 0 ~ (Max PR. – 1) 0 0
Volume 0 ~ 100 Off Off
A/V Setting Yes No No
Radio Video Blank Yes No No
Start PR. No. 0 ~ 199 1
No. of PR. 0 ~ 10 1
Radio Name Display Yes No No

USB Cloning

An Installer can quickly set up and clone multiple TV sets at a property. These cloned TVs will all have the same Master TV Setup: Public Display Mode Installation Menu settings, User A/V settings, and the Channel Map. This newer procedure significantly decreases the installation time that would be necessary if the standard RS-232C method were used instead.

Introduction

  1. Overview of USB Cloning Procedure

    • Commercial TVs have the capability to support cloning internal TV data and program information with an external clone device called “ USB Cloning ”, in order to copy TV data accurately and quickly. The clone internal functions use slightly different internal processes for the two types of commercial TVs. However, the UI of the cloning feature remains the same in both. Regarding the demands over the current cloning feature for quicker cloning, better portability and etc, we would like to announce the cloning process via USB port, named USB Cloning. The USB cloning process is divided into 2 main processes. One is writing the previously saved TV data into the TV, and one other is reading current TV data into the USB memory card. To avoid any confusion due to the words, it is clearly specified as “ Receive from USB ” and “ Send to USB ” in the whole process.
  2. Data To Be Cloned

    • The data cloned are the same data cloned by previous USB Cloning. Details are explained in the following:
    1. TV data includes:
      A. Installer Menu settings
      B. Main menu settings (Audio, Picture, etc)

    2. Analog / Digital Channel information includes:
      A. Channel numbers
      B. Channel label
      C. Channel attributes including channel type, skipping status and etc.

  3. Input Source

    • The user needs a USB memory card with FAT formatted to make successive cloning via a USB port. A USB memory card size of more than 128 Mega Bytes and less than 4 Giga Bytes is recommended.

NOTE

Currently, support the preceding USB file system for FAT file format only. Other file formats including NTFS are not currently supported. Microsoft Windows officially supports FAT for the USB memory card.

Receive From USB

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  1. Plug the USB memory card into the USB port of the TV.

  2. Use the button to select the USB Cloning option and then press the OK button.

  3. Use the button to select Receive from USB and press the OK button.

    • Below explains the naming rules.TTL files.
      The supported model line will be in the name of the file but the screen size will be listed as “ xx ”. This allows TVs having the same chassis model number to use the same ‘.TTL’ file without regard to the screen size. ex) The name of the ‘.TTL’ file is ‘xxLP360H-TA00000.TLL’ for the 32/42LP360C model.
  4. Use the button to select the desired *.TTL files name and press the OK button.

  5. The TV is changed to Standby mode after a successful download. If the download failed, the TV will be changed to the initial installation screen.

Send To USB

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  1. Plug the USB memory card into the USB port of the TV.
  2. Use the button to select the USB Cloning option and then press the OK button.
  3. Use the button to select Send to USB and press the OK button.
  4. Use the button to select the desired file name and press the OK button.
  5. The TV is changed to the initial installation screen after a successful download.

Logo Image Download

Make the ‘ LG_DTV ’ folder on the USB flash drive and then copy the splash image file to that folder.

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  1. Connect the USB device to the USB IN jack on the TV.LG-42LN549C-Hospitality-LED-TV-fig-9
  2. Use the button to select the USB Cloning option and then press the OK button.
  3. Use the button to select the Logo Image Download and press the OK button.
  4. Use the button to select the desired file name and press the OK button.
  5. Wait till the download process is completed. After completion of the download, the TV set will restart automatically.
  6. You can see a new Splash Image on the TV which you downloaded while turning on the TV.

NOTE

  • The Splash Image update function supports only JPEG format files of less than 1 MB filesize.
  • JPEG images with progressive encoding are not supported.
  • We recommend that the splash image resolution match the TV`s panel resolution.
  • Max resolution of splash image: Full HD -> 1920 x 1080, HD -> 1360 x 768.
  • The TV will keep the Splash image until you change it.

Password Change

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To ensure more security, the Password can be changed by the installers’ own design.

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  1. Use the button to select Password Change and then press the OK button.
  2. Enter the four-digit password.
  3. Input the password again for confirmation.

Set ID Setup

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  1. Use the button to select the Set ID Setup.

    • Set ID Lock
      – Set the ‘ Set ID ’ item in the ‘ Option ’ Menu whether to activate or not.
      – Set to Yes(Work) or No(Do Not Work).

    • Set ID
      – Set the ‘ Set ID ’ of the TV Set with 1~99.

Configuration setup

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  1. Select RCU
    • It is a mode to set whether to use Select RCU or not. When ‘Select RCU’ is set to ‘Enable’, You can adjust the ‘Number   of RCU ’ menu.
  2. Number of RCU
    • It is a mode to set the Number of RCUs.
    • Number of RCU value range 1~9 (When ‘Select   RCU’ is set to ‘ Enable ’)
    • A number of RCU value range from 0 (When ‘Select RCU’ is set to ‘ Disable ’)
    • RCU(Remote Control Unit): It is a special RCU that operates only a set number of RCUs on TV.
  3. Splash Offset Rime
    • Sets the splash image display time.
    • The time can be set to between 0 and 10 seconds.
  4. Teletext
    • The ‘ Teletext ’ function can be operated only in Australia.
    • If Teletext is set to On or Auto, the screen automatically enters Teletext mode when Teletext is available on the channel.
    • If Teletext is set to On, the Teletext mode stays enabled even when the channel signal disappears on the Teletext screen.
    • If Teletext is set to Auto, the Teletext mode is disabled when the channel signal disappears on the Teletext screen.
  5. USB Auto Playback
    • When ‘ USB Auto Playback’ is ‘Enable’ , the TV finds and plays the USB’s movie files located at the first slot and partition and root(top) directory movies if USB is plugged in. (Some menu OSDs may prevent this function.)
    • If it reaches the last file, it starts the first file again.
  6. 15Min Auto Off
    When ‘15Min Auto Off’ is set to ‘Enable’, the TV will turn off if there is no signal in 15Min.

The External Speaker

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Use the button to select the External Speaker.

  1. Volume Control
    • Selects the volume control method of an external speaker. You can choose either Variable or Fixed. The variable is linked to the main volume OSD and changes the volume 0-1 Watts. Fixed produces a fixed output. The default is Off.
  2. Output
    • This item is enabled when Volume Control is set to Fix. You can choose one of the 7 steps. (0.01/0.03/0.05/0.1/0.2/0.5/1 Watts)

Connect the external speaker to the external speaker jack on the TV.

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NOTE

  • An external speaker must be used with four plugs ( BTL: Bridge Tied Load, Stereo) as shown in the drawings, and the external speaker fully inserted with the external Speaker Jack.
  • Otherwise, it will cause defects.

FAQ’s

What is the difference between a hospitality TV and a regular TV?

All hospitality TVs come embedded with Pro: Idiom and/or LYNK DRM technology to ensure secure deployment of content across multiple rooms. Consumer TVs do not come equipped with encryption technology to protect HD programming from illegal duplication.

What makes a TV a hospitality TV?

Hospitality TV is a term that refers to both the TV displays found in hotel guestrooms and common areas, and to the programming that appears on those displays. Hospitality TV programming may include lots of customizable options that allow hotels to provide guests with a better viewing experience.

How long will LG LED TV last?

The average lifespan of an LED at maximum or close-to-maximum brightness is 40,000 to 60,000 hours or roughly 4.5 to 6.8 years. If you aren’t watching TV for 24 hours a day (and I hope you’re not), an LED TV like the 5-Series could last around 13 years, provided none of the other components fail beforehand.

What is a hospitality commercial-grade TV?

Unlike consumer TVs, hospitality TVs come with lockable features to prevent guest tampering, plus Digital Rights Management (DRM) encryption technology to rapidly deploy and protect premium content.

Is a hospitality TV a smart TV?

Hospitality TVs are more than just channels, they are smart hubs for the guest experience, branding, and communications. From controlling lights to streaming content and ordering room service, the hotel TV has adapted to guest expectations

What is hotel mode on LG TV?

EASY SETUP AND MAINTENANCE. Hotel Mode. From channel selection to energy- saving features, you can control the TV settings in all the rooms from the center with Hotel Mode. Prevent misuse by customers, set volume limits, or reset to default settings for any TV. You are in control of it all.

What is a hospitality monitor?

Responsible for supervision/monitoring food production, quality, and food & beverage services in nominated mobile/static catering units. Ensure compliance with company policies and standard hospitality procedures/practices.

Do LG TVs have guest mode?

From the Home screen, tap the Menu Key > System settings > General tab > Guest mode.

Is LG LED TV a good brand?

LG is an excellent brand when it comes to televisions. They’ve established themselves as the top choice for OLED models as well as premium TVs with high- end features like Dolby Vision, AI-enhanced audio, cloud-based gaming, and streaming entertainment.

What is the difference between LED and LG TV?

The names LED and LCD TVs are often used interchangeably because both use liquid crystal technology to create your TV’s picture. The key difference with an LED TV is that tiny LED lights are used to illuminate the pixels and create the picture.

Can we operate LG TV without a remote?

Please find a power button under the LG logo on the TV. You can only turn them on or off the TV with the button, and cannot use it to control other features. *With some models the power button may be located on the rear, bottom right- hand side.

Can we operate LG TV with mobile?

TV – LG TV Plus Remote App is now ThinQ The features of the LG TV Plus app are now integrated into the LG ThinQ app, which you can download for iPhone here or for Android here. Learn more about installing and using ThinQ on your LG Smart TV.

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