
But this method does not work if the firmware is above 3.15, and this method is a bit dangerous anyway (and may void your warranty). Then there is also a way to access Service Menus without special controller. Some Universal Remote Controllers are able to do that, if you set up them as Service RC. Of course, there are other ways to access service menus. When you turn on your tv and plug in a USB device (check the manual of your tv set) you should see a new item (USB) when you press MENU button on remote controller. Do not change anything else, or you may render your tv inoperable.Ĭhange EMF to 1 and DivX to HD. In this submenu there are many options, but you only need to touch two of them. Using your normal controller give password 0000 (if asked) and then navigate to TOOL OPTION 3. Then press EZ_ADJUST button on N900 and you should get service menus on screen. Now turn your TV on using your normal remote. This gives you a remote controller with three buttons: EZ_ADJUST, IN_START and S-CHECK. I installed QtIrreco and then using the program downloaded appropriate remote controller (Manufacturer: LG, Remotes: SERVICE_MENU). In Maemo repository, there is a clever application called Irreco, which turns your N900 into a remote controller. This feature is not that common anymore, after bluetooth, wifi and 3G features have taken its space. Then depending on model of your controller, you may have to press INFO, EPG, GUIDE or some other button to activate menu.īut luckily, I had Nokia N900 smartphone which still has infrared (IR) emitter. But you can achieve this with some universal remote controllers – use code 0119 to change it into Service Remote Controller for LG. You do not find button for that on the remote controller issued with your tv set. Next thing is, that you have to get access to EZ Access menu. So, how this is done?įirst of all, you have to have firmware 3.15 or greater on your tv set.

Then you are able to watch divx, mkv etc. And it is possible to enable these features with quite simple tricks. But as usual in LG devices, these features are present also on cheaper models, they are just disabled. LH5000 and LH7000 have USB-in features, which means that you can plug in your USB memory stick or hard drive, and play music, video and pictures stored in it. It is a sister model to LH2000, LH4000, LH5000 and LH7000-series. Good example is LG LH3000-series FullHD LCD television. This means, that cheaper model may have exactly same hardware (and even software) than more expensive model – they just change the settings to disable some features.



From manufacturing point of view, it is easier to disable features with software, than change components. On many LG models you can quite easily enable certain features which are factory enabled only on high-end models. Electronics manufactured by LG are usually a good choice for those, who like to tinker with them.
