To set up the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) function on your Samsung LED display (TV), follow these steps (variable depending on model, but the core logic remains the same):
1. Basic Setup Steps
Connect your device and access the main interface
Make sure the TV is connected to a cable TV source, an HDMI device (such as a set-top box or game console), or the internet, and turn on the TV to access the normal viewing interface.
Enter the Settings Menu
Press the "Menu" button on the remote control and select "Settings" or "System Settings" from the pop-up options to enter the settings interface.
Finding the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) function
In the settings interface, find "Picture-in-Picture," "Multi-View," or similar options and tap to access them.
Selecting a Signal Source and Adjusting Parameters
Source Selection: Select the content source for the sub-screen (such as another TV channel, a connected HDMI device, or an AV port).
Position and Resizing: Use the directional keys or dedicated adjustment buttons on the remote control to drag the sub-screen window to the desired position and adjust its size (so that it does not interfere with the main screen). Exiting Picture-in-Picture Mode
Re-enter the Picture-in-Picture settings interface and select "Off," or simply press the "Exit" button on the remote control to exit.
II. Additional Notes for Specific Models
D5000 Series (e.g., UA32D5000PRXXZ)
Display the main screen via the PC, HDMI, or component input ports, while simultaneously displaying programs from the cable or AV ports as sub-screens.
Example: To connect a PC as the main screen, connect one end of the VGA cable to the computer and the other end to the "PC In" port on the back of the TV.
Picture-in-Picture Function on Mobile Phones (e.g., Galaxy S4, S20)
For Samsung phone users, while playing a video, tap the "Picture-in-Picture" icon in the lower right corner of the screen to shrink the video window and drag it to any position while operating other applications (e.g., texting, browsing the web).
Game Picture-in-Picture: Some models support a floating icon that pops up during gaming. Press and hold the drag position, then tap to instantly open a small windowed app (e.g., TikTok, Calculator).
3. Notes
Function Limitations
Samsung TVs typically only support one sub-screen window on their picture-in-picture function; multiple windows cannot be set simultaneously.
Some older or lower-end models may not support this function. Please check the product manual or contact Samsung customer service to confirm.
Connection Compatibility
Make sure the connection cable (e.g., HDMI, VGA) matches the device's interface. If not, use an adapter.
Signal Source Conflict
If there is no signal on the sub-screen, check the connection cable for loose connections or try switching to a different signal source.
4. Solutions for Setup Problems
Consulting Official Documentation
Visit the Samsung website, enter your TV model, and search for "Picture-in-Picture Setup Guide" for specific instructions.
Contacting Customer Support
Contact Samsung's official website's "Online Customer Service" or call 400-810-5858 (in China) for technical support.
System Update
Enter the TV's settings menu and check for a "Software Update" option. Upgrading to the latest system version may resolve any malfunctions.
Following the above steps should successfully configure the Picture-in-Picture function on your Samsung LED display. In case of special circumstances, it is recommended to refer to the product manual or contact official support first.