Accessibility settings are features designed to make the TV easier to use for people with disabilities. These settings assist users with visual or hearing impairments by adapting the TV interface and content.
To access the Accessibility menu, press the XXX.GST (quick settings) button and navigate to [Settings] > [System] > [Accessibility]. Within this menu, the following options are available:
[TalkBack (screen reader)] – A screen reader that assists visually impaired users by reading aloud on-screen text, menu items, and other interface elements. It can also be activated using the accessibility shortcut.
[Text to speech] – Settings for the TalkBack screen reader.
[Accessibility Shortcut] – A quick way to enable an accessibility feature. When the shortcut is active, press both the XXX.GLF (back) and Down buttons for 3 seconds to start the selected accessibility feature. You can choose the shortcut function under [Shortcut service]. The default option is TalkBack.
[Switch Access] – Allows control of the TV using one or more external switches instead of the remote. Items on the screen are scanned and highlighted sequentially until a selection is made.
[Captions] – Displays text on the screen that represents spoken dialogue and sound effects. Useful for users who are deaf or hard of hearing. Options include:
[Display] – Turn captions on or off.
[Language] – Select the preferred caption language.
[Text size] – Adjust size of displayed text.
[White on black] / [Black on white] – Choose the caption text and background color combination.
[High-contrast text] – Enhances text contrast on screen for improved readability.