To open the System menu, press the XXX.GST (Quick Settings) button and select [All settings] > [System]. Within this menu, you will find the following options:
[Ambient screensaver] – Opens settings for the screensaver. You can also activate the screensaver from this menu.
[Power and energy] – Opens settings related to power consumption and standby behaviour.
[Energy modes] – Determines which features are available while the TV is in standby mode.
[Low] – The network connection is switched off while the TV is in standby mode.
[Optimised] – Enables features that allow the TV to wake up over the network, such as casting content over Wi-Fi or waking the TV using Google Assistant. This mode increases power consumption in standby mode.
[Increased] – Enables features that allow the TV to wake up over the network, and also enables Google Home platform control and automation.
[Shut-off timer] – Allows you to set a time after which the TV will automatically switch off if there is no user activity.
[When inactive] – Controls how long the TV will remain switched on without any buttons being pressed on the TV or remote control before entering standby mode when content is not playing or the Home screen is displayed.
[When watching] – Controls how long the TV will remain switched on without any buttons being pressed on the TV or remote control before entering standby mode when you are watching TV or media content.
[Power on behavior] – Determines what appears on the screen when the TV is switched on. You can choose between the Home screen and the last used input.
[No signal sleep timer] – Controls how long the TV will remain switched on when the selected input does not receive a signal.
[About] – Provides information about the TV and its software. In this menu, you can check for software updates, change the TV name or restore the TV to its factory default settings.
[Date and time] – Opens settings for the system date and time.
[Automatic date & time] – When enabled, the TV synchronises its time with the incoming digital TV signal. If the TV is connected to the Internet, the clock may also be updated online. When disabled, you can set the date and time manually.
[Set date] – Displays the current date. If automatic date and time are disabled, you can adjust the date manually.
[Set time] – Displays the current time. If automatic date and time are disabled, you can adjust the time manually.
[Set time zone] – Allows you to select your time zone.
[Use 24-hour format] – Allows you to choose between 12-hour and 24-hour time format.
•Make sure that the correct date and time are set. Some apps may not work properly if the date or time is incorrect.
[Language] – Selects the menu language. The selected menu language will also be used for voice recognition.
[Keyboard] – Configures the on-screen keyboard.
[Storage] – Provides information about data storage on the TV.
[Cast] – Opens settings related to who can control media while casting to the TV.
[Google] – Opens additional settings for the TV operating system. In this menu, you can enable or disable automatic updates for system services.
[System sounds] – Enables or disables sounds in the system menu.
[Television] – Opens additional TV-related settings:
[Sleep Timer] – Allows you to set a time after which the TV will automatically switch off.
[Settings] – Allows you to read the privacy notice and select which services you want to use. Disabling some services may reduce the TV experience or disable certain smart features.
[Terms and Conditions] – Allows you to review the terms and conditions.
[System running time] – Displays the total time for which the TV has been used.
[Restart] – Restarts the TV. Restarting the TV may help resolve some temporary issues.