Modern televisions generally have different types of audio outputs so that they can be connected to home theater systems or sound bars that enhance the listening experience provided by their built-in speakers.
The Bluetooth audio output
However, one of those that offers the greatest advantages is the Bluetooth connection, since it eliminates the need for cables and adapts to various situations, including listening with headphones so as not to disturb anyone with the sound of the television. In addition, there is a huge range of Bluetooth compatible sound systems, including the headphones that we often use with our smartphones.
Where is the Bluetooth function located?
In Smart TVs manufactured by Samsung, the audio output via Bluetooth appears as one more option in its settings menu, so to pair a wireless speaker or headset there are only a few simple steps to follow.
However, in certain Samsung smart TV models such as MU6100, MU6120 or NU7100 it is necessary to use a list of settings that does not appear in the traditional menu that is displayed on the screen, which is why it is known by the name of hidden menu or menu. of service. Here are the ways to enable Bluetooth on a Samsung TV.
How to enable Bluetooth on Samsung Smart TV
On the remote control press the Home button to open Smart Hub. Then select Settings. Go to Sound Settings and select Sound Output. Next, select Bluetooth Speaker List. Select your Bluetooth speaker, and then select Pair and connect.
Note: on certain Samsung TV models, to activate Bluetooth: press the Menu key on the remote, go to Sound > Speaker list.
How to enable Bluetooth from the TV hidden menu?
Enter the hidden menu or service menu of your Samsung TV (If you do not know how to do it, see the following article).
Using the TV remote, select Option. Then select MRT Option. Next, scroll to the BT Support option and set its value to ON (use the navigation buttons on the TV remote).
Returns to the previous menu. Then select the Engineer Option and scroll down to the BT_AUDIO_ON_OFF option. Set its value to ON.
Turn off the TV to exit the service menu and save your settings. Then, turn on the device and pair your Bluetooth speaker following the steps described in the previous paragraph.
Note: This method does not work on some models, such as those belonging to the J series of Samsung televisions.