Setting up your Element Smart TV in 2025 is a streamlined process designed to get you connected and streaming in no time. Whether you're a first-time user or upgrading your home entertainment system, this guide will walk you through the essential steps to ensure optimal performance and connectivity.
š ļø Unboxing and Initial Setup
Begin by carefully unpacking your Element Smart TV. Inside the box, you should find:
Depending on your specific model, additional accessories may be included.
š Connecting Your TV
1. Assemble the Stand
Attach the provided stands to the TV using the included screws. Ensure they are securely fastened to prevent any instability.
2. Connect Power and Input Devices
Plug the power cable into the TV and then into a wall outlet.
Connect your HDMI-compatible devices (e.g., cable box, gaming console) to the appropriate HDMI ports on the TV.
For a wired internet connection, connect an Ethernet cable from your router to the TV's Ethernet port.
šŗ Powering On and Initial Configuration
1. Turn On the TV
Use the power button on the TV or the remote control to turn on the device.
2. Language and Time Zone Settings
Upon powering up, the Setup Wizard will guide you through selecting your preferred language and time zone.
3. Connecting External Devices
The wizard will prompt you to connect external devices such as Blu-ray players or gaming consoles. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete this step.
š Connecting to the Internet
Wired Connection
If you've connected an Ethernet cable:
Navigate to TV Settings > Network.
Select Wired and press OK.
Choose Auto Get IP and press OK to confirm.
Wait for the connection confirmation message.
Wireless Connection
For Wi-Fi setup:
Navigate to TV Settings > Network.
Select Wireless and press OK.
Choose Wi-Fi Scan and press OK.
Select your Wi-Fi network and press OK.
Enter your Wi-Fi password using the remote control.
Confirm the connection once the TV displays a successful connection message.
š” Scanning for Channels
To access over-the-air channels:
Press the MENU button on your remote.
Navigate to TV Settings > Channel.
Select Auto Scan and press OK.
Allow the TV to complete the scanning process without interruption.
š Additional Tips
Firmware Updates: Regularly check for software updates to ensure your TV has the latest features and security patches.
App Installation: Access the app store from the home screen to download your favorite streaming services.
Parental Controls: Set up restrictions through the settings menu to control content accessibility.
For a more detailed walkthrough, including visual aids and troubleshooting tips, refer to the official step-by-step guide provided by Support.com:
1. Introduction
ElementĀ Smart TVs come equipped with a simple, intuitive interface and the built-in ability to access content over the internet through different streaming channels moreĀ commonly referred to as apps. This guide will take you through the basic setup process for your new Smart TV.
In the box you should find the following items:
The TV itself
Stands and screws
Power cable
Remote control and batteries
Owner's manual
Quick start guide
Product registration and/or warranty card
Depending on the exact model of your Element TV, you may also find additional items or accessories.
Element TVs Are Among the Best Smart TVs on the Market Today.
2. Identify Components
The positioning, color, and shape of the control buttons, indicators, and connectors may vary depending on the specific model of Element TV you have.
As the TV is removed from its packaging, take note of where the physical control buttons are located. These may be necessary to use if you do not have access to the remote control, or if the remote cannot properly operate the TV.
On the rear of the TV you should find the connection panels
3. Plugging in Cables
Plug your HDMI cable into your cable box if you have one.
Plug your power cable into the television and the other end into an outlet.
HDMI Cable
HDMI Port
Ethernet Cable
Ethernet Port
Acquire an Ethernet cable if you want a wired connection.
Take one end of the cable and plug it into your router/modem's Ethernet port.
Plug the other end of the cable into your device's Ethernet port.
4. Power On
After you have plugged in your cables, press the power button on your Smart TV or on your remote control.
5. Initial Setup
The first time you turn the TV on it will show the Setup Wizard. To perform the setup and navigate the menu afterward you'll need to use the Remote Control. Use the ArrowsĀ to navigate and highlight your choices and press OK to confirm them.
Turn the TV on by pressing the power button on the main unit or on the remote.
Select your preferred Language.
Select your Time Zone.
Then go to Connect a game, Blu-ray, DVD or other players.
Follow the on screen directions for any external sources(DVDs, Blu-ray, Game consoles).
6. Additional Information
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7. Wired Connection
Acquire an Ethernet cable.
Take one end of the cable and plug it into your router / modem's Ethernet port.
Plug the other end of the cable into your device's Ethernet port.
Usually this is all that is needed to connect your device to a wired connection.Ā
Ethernet Cable
Ethernet Port
8. Connect to Ethernet
Once your back on the main screen, if you wish to stream online content, you can setup the internet connection by going into TV Settings and then selecting Network.
Choose with Wired or Wireless, then press OK
Under the Wired LanĀ Setup menu, choose Auto Get IPĀ andĀ pressĀ OKĀ to confirm.
It may take a few moments to connect. The screen will display Connecting..... during this time.
Once successfully connected, it will say "Connecting OK". Please pressĀ OKĀ to confirm.
The screen will go back to the main menu, and in the upper right hand corner you will see a Wi-Fi logo. This indicates you are connected.
9. Credentials
In order to connect to a wireless network, you must have the required credentials. These are:
Wireless Network Name (SSID)
Wireless Network Key (Password)
Finding Network Credentials
Most wireless routers or gateways have a label with the default credentials. If the credentials aren't there, check the documentation that came with your device.
If your Internet Service Provider (ISP) installed the wireless router or gateway, they might have left you a setup sheet which may have the credentials.
10. Connect to Wi-Fi
Once your back on the main screen, if you wish to stream online content, you can setup the internet connection by going into TV Settings and then selecting Network.
Choose with Wired or Wireless, then press OK.
Under the Wireless Setup menu, choose WIFI Scan andĀ pressĀ OKĀ to confirm.
Choose your Wi-Fi network, andĀ pressĀ OKĀ to confirm.
Use the Down Arrow Key to select Security_Key andĀ pressĀ OKĀ to confirm.
Using your remote's arrow and OK keys,Ā enterĀ your Wi-Fi password.Ā Once your password has been entered, use the arrow keys to select Return and pressĀ OKĀ to confirm.
In the bottom right you will see it say "Connecting, please wait..."Ā This will take a few moments.
Once successfully connected, it will say "Connecting OK". Please pressĀ OKĀ to confirm.
The screen will go back to the main menu, and in the upper right hand corner you will see a Wi-Fi logo. This indicates you are connected.
What's next? Scan Channels!
Your TV needs to scan for channels before it can show programming from an antenna, from cable TV when the cable comes directly from the wall (no cable box), or from a cable or satellite box connected to the TV with a coaxial (RF) cable.Ā Once the channel scanning process has been started, don't press any buttons until the screen says the scan is complete. This process can takeĀ some time to complete.