Before getting started, take a look at Samsung’s Anynet + enabling pre-requisites for a successful set-up: • Ensure the devices you want to connect and control support HDMI-CEC. The Anynet + logo will be displayed somewhere on the device. • Your devices need to be connected to your TV using an HDMI cable that supports Anynet+. Not all HDMI cables support HDMI-CEC, so be sure to check. • If your remote control does not work at first, try setting up the device as an Anynet+ enabled device again. • The Anynet+ feature can control up to 12 compatible external devices and up to three of the same kind. • Anynet+ can only control one home theater system. • To access 5.1 channel audio from a device, connect it to your TV using an HDMI cable, then connect a 5.1 home theater directly to the device’s digital audio output connector. • If one of your external devices is enabled for both universal remote control and Anynet+, it can only be controlled with the universal remote control. To enable Anynet+ on your Samsung TV: 1. Using your Samsung TV remote, press the “Home” button to access the “Eden Menu” at the bottom of your screen. 2. Select “Settings” then “General.” 3. From the middle menu list, choose the “External Device Manager” option. 4. Highlight the “Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)” option, then press enter via your remote to enable/disable the feature. 5. Connect one of your HDMI-CEC-enabled devices using an HDMI cable that supports HDMI-CEC, then turn the device on. The device will automatically connect to your TV. After a successful connection, you’ll be able to access the device’s menu and control it using your TV remote.