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The C Series Wiki

2011-02-25T06:08:43Z

Carlkenner: /* Hacking/rooting */ correct order

==SamyGO C Series Wiki Page Main==
[[File:c_wiki.png|140px|right]]
On this page, you will find hacks related for only C series TVs.
*[[BEFORE YOU START: Safety measures for C series TVs]]
*[[Compatibility Table for C series TVs]]

==Hacking/rooting==
*[[Hacking C-Series TV with Internet@TV only]]
*[[Hacking TV over Hotel mode (most C series models)]]
*[[How to get root access on a C series TV]]
*[[PSxxC7000]]

==ServiceMenu tricks==
*[[Enabling the PVR for C-Series]]
*[[How to change your Internet@TV region]]
*[[How to enable MHP for C-Series]] (available only in Italy)

==Software Tools==
*[[Applications list for C seres TVs]]
*[[Android applications list]]
*[[PVR Recording over NFS for C-Series]] - Samygo-All-Extensions.

==Hardware==
*[[Ex-Link Cable for C-Series]]
*[[Using NoN-Samsung USB WiFi dongles with TV]]
*[[Fix low speed USB devices (keyboard, mouse, ...) on C-Series Trident]]

==Other==
*[[How to downgrade T-VALDEUC firmware]]
*[[How to format /mtd_rwarea/ to reset USB hack]]
*[[How to identify CPU type]]
*[http://tobias.schroepf.de/doku/doku.php?id=garage:samsung_tv_hacking External page dealing with the C series] TODO: The contents from this page should be copied to this Wiki.

PSxxC7000

2011-02-21T20:15:09Z

Carlkenner: content from Hacking_C-Series_TV_with_Internet@TV_only

The '''PSxxC7000''' is Samsung's series 7 3D Plasma. It comes in 50, 58 or 63 inch sizes (PS50C7000, PS58C7000, and PS63C7000).

''If you are thinking of buying this TV, downsides you need to be aware of are that the TV always makes a low buzzing sound while the screen is on, and it gets quite hot, and wastes lots of electricity (so make sure you are using 100% green electricity if you don't want to destroy the planet). If you stand close you can also see the pixels flashing, which is how all Plasma TVs work. Also 3D only works over HDMI cables or digital 3D broadcasts, not VGA, component, or AV cables. There is no S-VIDEO input. There is some ghosting in 3D high contrast scenes. Other than that, it's a good, cheap, 3D TV.''

You can install SamyGO on this TV, but there are no games, emulators, web-browsers, or other applications written for this TV yet (as of February 2011). Installing the SamyGO extensions will let you watch movies on your PC's shared network drives though.

== Checking Firmware Version ==

'''Do NOT upgrade to firmware 3006 or above''' yet, or you won't be able to hack your TV and install SamyGO the easy way.

There are several different firmware versions for this TV. You can check what firmware version you have from the menu:

* Turn the TV ON

* Press MENU on the remote control

* Go down to the (?) icon (Support) at the bottom of the list by pressing down on the remote a few times

* Press either right or enter on the remote to access the submenu

* Go down to the "Contact Samsung" option at the bottom of the submenu by pressing down on the remote a few times

* Press either right or enter on the remote to see the "Contact Samsung" screen

* Press down on the remote to view page 2/2 of the "Contact Samsung" screen

* Make a note of the "Model Code" and "Software Version"

* Optional: If you are curious and want to see a list of all the Open Source software used on your TV, press the red A button on your remote. You don't need to write any of that down. Just notice how your TV is basically a linux computer.

* Press EXIT

The Model should say PS50C7000, PS58C7000, or PS63C7000. If not, you are on the wrong Wiki page.

The Firmware should always be T-VALDEUC- followed by a version number. Any version up to 3005 should be OK for installing SamyGO. Versions 3006 and above disable the Internet@TV hack, and need to use the [[Hacking TV over Hotel mode (most C series models)|Hotel@USB]] hack instead.

== The Service Menu ==

Before we hack our TV, we need to make sure we can fix it again if something goes wrong. For that, we need to change a setting in the service menu, and take photos of, or write down, some of the service menu options. This whole section is just to protect us if something goes wrong.

'''Warning!''' The Service Menu is dangerous, and can brick your TV. Be very careful about what you change. Some settings can't be undone easily.

Your TV has a secret service menu for TV technicians to fix your TV. To access this menu:

* Switch your TV '''OFF'''

* Press INFO on the remote

* Press MENU on the remote

* Press MUTE on the remote

* Turn your TV '''ON'''

You are now in the service menu. If you want to get out of the service menu, just turn your TV off.

You should take a picture of the information it displays, or if you don't have a camera, write it down, just in case.

On the right is some information about your TV, and on your left is a menu.

'''Warning: The only safe buttons on the remote control here are up, down, and RETURN. Pressing left or right will change settings.'''

We need to change a setting to enable the serial (aka COM or RS232) port on the back of the TV. Actually it's the VGA port, but in an emergency you will later be able to get or make a special adapter to convert it to a serial port.

* Press down on the remote to go to the "Control" menu.

* Press enter or right on the remote.

* In the Control menu, press down on the remote to go to the "Sub Option" menu.

* press enter or right on the remote.

* Take a photo of the "Sub Option" menu, or write down the settings if you don't have a camera.

* The first option on this menu is "RS-232 Jack". Press left twice on the remote to change it to '''"Debug"''' (instead of the default UART).

* Press RETURN on the remote

Another setting some SamyGO pages recommend is turning "Watchdog" off. The Watchdog is a feature that automatically restarts the TV's main exeDSP program whenever exeDSP is terminated or interfered with. I don't know whether it's good to change this setting or not, but I switched it off. You can always switch it back on again later.

* Press down on the remote to go to the second option "Watchdog"

* Press right twice on the remote to change it to '''"OFF"'''

* Press RETURN on the remote

Now we just need to take photos of a few more settings, just in case!

* Press RETURN on the remote to go back to the "Control" menu.

* Go down to the "SOUND" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Go down to the "Config Option" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Press RETURN on the remote to go back to the main menu.

* Go up to the "Option" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Go down to the "SVC" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

Leave the other menu options alone.

* Switch your TV '''OFF''' again.

When you turn your TV back on again, you will not be in the service menu any more.

== Internet@TV ==

This TV '''does not''' have wireless networking (unless you pay a hundred dollars for a Samsung Wireless adapter)! Sounds like false advertising to me. You will need a long network (ethernet) cable (not included) to plug your TV into your modem or router.

* Connect your TV to the internet using the network cable or the wireless adapter. You might need to go into the menu and change your network settings. You will be able to find other tutorials on the internet about how to connect your TV to the internet.

* Make sure your TV is '''ON'''

* Press "INTERNET @TV" on the remote

* If you haven't used Internet@TV before you might need to click OK on a few dialog boxes and/or wait a while for it to install and update properly. It's safe to update Internet@TV, just don't update your firmware.

* On the main "Internet @TV" screen, press left, down, right on the remote to go to the "Settings" button.

* Press enter

* In the Settings menu, press down to go to "Internet@TV Login ID"

* Press right

* Press enter on "Create Your Login ID"

* Now you need to type in "develop". This is a special username that allows you to access a secret menu option to create your own widgets.

* press enter

* You need to choose a PIN number and type it in twice. I recommend "0 0 0 0"

* If it shows you a message, press enter for OK

* When it gives you a list of services you can connect to, just press RETURN on the remote

* It should say "Creating Account Complete", so press enter for OK

* Press RETURN a few times to get back to Internet@TV

* Press the red A button to login

* Press right until it says "develop"

* Press down, then type in your PIN number (0 0 0 0)

* wait a second then press enter

* You are now logged in as "develop", so when you go back to the settings menu, it will have extra options.

* Press left, down, right, to go back to the "Settings" button and press enter

* Press down until you get to the last menu item "Development" (which wasn't there before). If you don't see that menu item, then it means you are not logged in as the user "develop", so go back and try again.

* Press right

* On "Setting Server IP" press enter

* You now need to type in the following IP address: 188.126.44.135

* Press enter, '''NOT RETURN''' (the instructions on the screen are wrong). If you pressed RETURN you will need to set the IP address again.

* Now press down to go to "User Application Synchronization" and press enter.

It will now load the hack widget from your webserver on your computer.

* press enter on the message

== Hack your TV ==

* Go back to the main Internet@TV screen, then use the arrows to choose the empty hole in "My Applications" where there should be a button. It should say "Hack your TV".

* Press enter

* In the Hack your TV widget, choose "Hack Your TV" and press enter

* When it says your TV has been hacked, insert a USB memory stick and choose "Check Hack". It should tell you if it was successful.

* You can now remove your USB stick and press EXIT on the remote.

'''Note:''' the Hack your TV widget will be automatically deleted each time you use Internet@TV, but your TV will stay hacked. To uninstall the hack, you need to install the widget again, run it again, and choose to remove the hack.

The hack will be removed when you upgrade or downgrade your firmware. The Service Menu setting "RS-232 Jack" to "Debug" will also be reset after you upgrade or downgrade the firmware. So repeat the whole process whenever you change firmware.

== On your USB stick... ==
* Format a USB stick with FAT32 or NTFS
* Download [http://download.samygo.tv/SamyGO%20Extensions%20Packs/ SamyGO Extension Pack] and extract to root directory (choose the right pack matching your TV's firmware, for example: T-VALDEUC)
* Download [http://www.multiupload.com/C3QZ01OR8Q run_sh.zip] and extract to root directory

== Starting the SamyGO Extensions... ==

Turn on TV and plug USB stick, then wait for the message box to disappear, wait some more time (~20 seconds), then try to login via SSH.
IP: You must know it
User: "root"
Pass: "SamyGO")
You can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ PuTTY] for this.
If it does not work, the file "rcSGO_out" on your USB stick could help identifying the problem.

== Mounting NFS shares... ==
In this example a folder "share" is created on the USB stick. Then a NFS share called "videos" is mounted to it. You must know the IP address where the NFS share is located.
mkdir /dtv/usb/sda1/share
/bin/mount -o nolock <IP>:/videos /dtv/usb/sda1/share -t nfs
Linux supports NFS by default, Windows does'nt. For evaluation purposes you might try [http://www.hanewin.de/nfs-d.htm Hanewin NFS Server], it will work for 30 days as a trial.

== Things to keep in mind ==
* When editing scripts, '''always make sure line breaks are done with unix style "LF", NOT Windows' "CRLF"'''!

3D Plasma

2011-02-21T18:09:43Z

Carlkenner: partial list

The following Samsung 3D Plasmas exist:

== 2010 ==

[[PS50C490]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)

[[PS50C680]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)

[[PS50C687]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)

[[PS50C6900]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)

[[PS50C6970]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)

[[PSxxC7000]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)
[[PNxxC7000]] (North America)
[[PLxxC7000]] (Latin America)

[[PSxxC7780]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)

[[PSxxC7790]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)

[[PSxxC8000]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)
[[PNxxC8000]] (North America)
[[PLxxC8000]] (Latin America)

== 2009 ==

[[PSxxB450]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)
[[PNxxB450]] (North America)

== 2008 ==

[[PSxxA450]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)
[[PNxxA450]] (North America)

TODO: Add more models

3D Plasma

2011-02-21T17:24:33Z

Carlkenner: Changed to a list of 3D Plasmas

The following Samsung 3D Plasmas exist:

== 2010 ==

[[PSxxC7000]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)
[[PNxxC7000]] (North America)
[[PLxxC7000]] (Latin America)

[[PSxxC8000]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)
[[PNxxC8000]] (North America)
[[PLxxC8000]] (Latin America)

== 2009 ==

[[PSxxB450]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)
[[PNxxB450]] (North America)

== 2008 ==

[[PSxxA450]] (Europe, Asia, Australia)
[[PNxxA450]] (North America)

TODO: Add more models

PSxxC7000

2011-02-21T15:59:23Z

Carlkenner: link to hotel mode hack

PSxxC7000

2011-02-21T12:30:06Z

Carlkenner: /* Hack your TV */

The '''PSxxC7000''' is Samsung's series 7 3D Plasma. It comes in 50, 58 or 63 inch sizes (PS50C7000, PS58C7000, and PS63C7000).

''If you are thinking of buying this TV, downsides you need to be aware of are that the TV always makes a low buzzing sound while the screen is on, and it gets quite hot, and wastes lots of electricity (so make sure you are using 100% green electricity if you don't want to destroy the planet). If you stand close you can also see the pixels flashing, which is how all Plasma TVs work. Also 3D only works over HDMI cables or digital 3D broadcasts, not VGA, component, or AV cables. There is no S-VIDEO input. There is some ghosting in 3D high contrast scenes. Other than that, it's a good, cheap, 3D TV.''

You can install SamyGO on this TV, but there are no games, emulators, web-browsers, or other applications written for this TV yet (as of February 2011). Installing the SamyGO extensions will let you watch movies on your PC's shared network drives though.

== Checking Firmware Version ==

'''Do NOT upgrade to firmware 3006 or above''' yet, or you won't be able to hack your TV and install SamyGO the easy way.

There are several different firmware versions for this TV. You can check what firmware version you have from the menu:

* Turn the TV ON

* Press MENU on the remote control

* Go down to the (?) icon (Support) at the bottom of the list by pressing down on the remote a few times

* Press either right or enter on the remote to access the submenu

* Go down to the "Contact Samsung" option at the bottom of the submenu by pressing down on the remote a few times

* Press either right or enter on the remote to see the "Contact Samsung" screen

* Press down on the remote to view page 2/2 of the "Contact Samsung" screen

* Make a note of the "Model Code" and "Software Version"

* Optional: If you are curious and want to see a list of all the Open Source software used on your TV, press the red A button on your remote. You don't need to write any of that down. Just notice how your TV is basically a linux computer.

* Press EXIT

The Model should say PS50C7000, PS58C7000, or PS63C7000. If not, you are on the wrong Wiki page.

The Firmware should always be T-VALDEUC- followed by a version number. Any version up to 3005 should be OK for installing SamyGO. Versions 3006 and above disable the Internet@TV hack, and need to use the Hotel@USB hack instead.

== The Service Menu ==

Before we hack our TV, we need to make sure we can fix it again if something goes wrong. For that, we need to change a setting in the service menu, and take photos of, or write down, some of the service menu options. This whole section is just to protect us if something goes wrong.

'''Warning!''' The Service Menu is dangerous, and can brick your TV. Be very careful about what you change. Some settings can't be undone easily.

Your TV has a secret service menu for TV technicians to fix your TV. To access this menu:

* Switch your TV '''OFF'''

* Press INFO on the remote

* Press MENU on the remote

* Press MUTE on the remote

* Turn your TV '''ON'''

You are now in the service menu. If you want to get out of the service menu, just turn your TV off.

You should take a picture of the information it displays, or if you don't have a camera, write it down, just in case.

On the right is some information about your TV, and on your left is a menu.

'''Warning: The only safe buttons on the remote control here are up, down, and RETURN. Pressing left or right will change settings.'''

We need to change a setting to enable the serial (aka COM or RS232) port on the back of the TV. Actually it's the VGA port, but in an emergency you will later be able to get or make a special adapter to convert it to a serial port.

* Press down on the remote to go to the "Control" menu.

* Press enter or right on the remote.

* In the Control menu, press down on the remote to go to the "Sub Option" menu.

* press enter or right on the remote.

* Take a photo of the "Sub Option" menu, or write down the settings if you don't have a camera.

* The first option on this menu is "RS-232 Jack". Press left twice on the remote to change it to '''"Debug"''' (instead of the default UART).

* Press RETURN on the remote

Another setting some SamyGO pages recommend is turning "Watchdog" off. The Watchdog is a feature that automatically restarts the TV's main exeDSP program whenever exeDSP is terminated or interfered with. I don't know whether it's good to change this setting or not, but I switched it off. You can always switch it back on again later.

* Press down on the remote to go to the second option "Watchdog"

* Press right twice on the remote to change it to '''"OFF"'''

* Press RETURN on the remote

Now we just need to take photos of a few more settings, just in case!

* Press RETURN on the remote to go back to the "Control" menu.

* Go down to the "SOUND" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Go down to the "Config Option" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Press RETURN on the remote to go back to the main menu.

* Go up to the "Option" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Go down to the "SVC" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

Leave the other menu options alone.

* Switch your TV '''OFF''' again.

When you turn your TV back on again, you will not be in the service menu any more.

== Internet@TV ==

This TV '''does not''' have wireless networking (unless you pay a hundred dollars for a Samsung Wireless adapter)! Sounds like false advertising to me. You will need a long network (ethernet) cable (not included) to plug your TV into your modem or router.

* Connect your TV to the internet using the network cable or the wireless adapter. You might need to go into the menu and change your network settings. You will be able to find other tutorials on the internet about how to connect your TV to the internet.

* Make sure your TV is '''ON'''

* Press "INTERNET @TV" on the remote

* If you haven't used Internet@TV before you might need to click OK on a few dialog boxes and/or wait a while for it to install and update properly. It's safe to update Internet@TV, just don't update your firmware.

* On the main "Internet @TV" screen, press left, down, right on the remote to go to the "Settings" button.

* Press enter

* In the Settings menu, press down to go to "Internet@TV Login ID"

* Press right

* Press enter on "Create Your Login ID"

* Now you need to type in "develop". This is a special username that allows you to access a secret menu option to create your own widgets.

* press enter

* You need to choose a PIN number and type it in twice. I recommend "0 0 0 0"

* If it shows you a message, press enter for OK

* When it gives you a list of services you can connect to, just press RETURN on the remote

* It should say "Creating Account Complete", so press enter for OK

* Press RETURN a few times to get back to Internet@TV

* Press the red A button to login

* Press right until it says "develop"

* Press down, then type in your PIN number (0 0 0 0)

* wait a second then press enter

* You are now logged in as "develop", so when you go back to the settings menu, it will have extra options.

* Press left, down, right, to go back to the "Settings" button and press enter

* Press down until you get to the last menu item "Development" (which wasn't there before). If you don't see that menu item, then it means you are not logged in as the user "develop", so go back and try again.

* Press right

* On "Setting Server IP" press enter

* You now need to type in the following IP address: 188.126.44.135

* Press enter, '''NOT RETURN''' (the instructions on the screen are wrong). If you pressed RETURN you will need to set the IP address again.

* Now press down to go to "User Application Synchronization" and press enter.

It will now load the hack widget from your webserver on your computer.

* press enter on the message

== Hack your TV ==

* Go back to the main Internet@TV screen, then use the arrows to choose the empty hole in "My Applications" where there should be a button. It should say "Hack your TV".

* Press enter

* In the Hack your TV widget, choose "Hack Your TV" and press enter

* When it says your TV has been hacked, insert a USB memory stick and choose "Check Hack". It should tell you if it was successful.

* You can now remove your USB stick and press EXIT on the remote.

'''Note:''' the Hack your TV widget will be automatically deleted each time you use Internet@TV, but your TV will stay hacked. To uninstall the hack, you need to install the widget again, run it again, and choose to remove the hack.

The hack will be removed when you upgrade or downgrade your firmware. The Service Menu setting "RS-232 Jack" to "Debug" will also be reset after you upgrade or downgrade the firmware. So repeat the whole process whenever you change firmware.

PSxxC7000

2011-02-21T12:20:10Z

Carlkenner: /* Firmware Versions */ change heading

The '''PSxxC7000''' is Samsung's series 7 3D Plasma. It comes in 50, 58 or 63 inch sizes (PS50C7000, PS58C7000, and PS63C7000).

''If you are thinking of buying this TV, downsides you need to be aware of are that the TV always makes a low buzzing sound while the screen is on, and it gets quite hot, and wastes lots of electricity (so make sure you are using 100% green electricity if you don't want to destroy the planet). If you stand close you can also see the pixels flashing, which is how all Plasma TVs work. Also 3D only works over HDMI cables or digital 3D broadcasts, not VGA, component, or AV cables. There is no S-VIDEO input. There is some ghosting in 3D high contrast scenes. Other than that, it's a good, cheap, 3D TV.''

You can install SamyGO on this TV, but there are no games, emulators, web-browsers, or other applications written for this TV yet (as of February 2011). Installing the SamyGO extensions will let you watch movies on your PC's shared network drives though.

== Checking Firmware Version ==

'''Do NOT upgrade to firmware 3006 or above''' yet, or you won't be able to hack your TV and install SamyGO the easy way.

There are several different firmware versions for this TV. You can check what firmware version you have from the menu:

* Turn the TV ON

* Press MENU on the remote control

* Go down to the (?) icon (Support) at the bottom of the list by pressing down on the remote a few times

* Press either right or enter on the remote to access the submenu

* Go down to the "Contact Samsung" option at the bottom of the submenu by pressing down on the remote a few times

* Press either right or enter on the remote to see the "Contact Samsung" screen

* Press down on the remote to view page 2/2 of the "Contact Samsung" screen

* Make a note of the "Model Code" and "Software Version"

* Optional: If you are curious and want to see a list of all the Open Source software used on your TV, press the red A button on your remote. You don't need to write any of that down. Just notice how your TV is basically a linux computer.

* Press EXIT

The Model should say PS50C7000, PS58C7000, or PS63C7000. If not, you are on the wrong Wiki page.

The Firmware should always be T-VALDEUC- followed by a version number. Any version up to 3005 should be OK for installing SamyGO. Versions 3006 and above disable the Internet@TV hack, and need to use the Hotel@USB hack instead.

== The Service Menu ==

Before we hack our TV, we need to make sure we can fix it again if something goes wrong. For that, we need to change a setting in the service menu, and take photos of, or write down, some of the service menu options. This whole section is just to protect us if something goes wrong.

'''Warning!''' The Service Menu is dangerous, and can brick your TV. Be very careful about what you change. Some settings can't be undone easily.

Your TV has a secret service menu for TV technicians to fix your TV. To access this menu:

* Switch your TV '''OFF'''

* Press INFO on the remote

* Press MENU on the remote

* Press MUTE on the remote

* Turn your TV '''ON'''

You are now in the service menu. If you want to get out of the service menu, just turn your TV off.

You should take a picture of the information it displays, or if you don't have a camera, write it down, just in case.

On the right is some information about your TV, and on your left is a menu.

'''Warning: The only safe buttons on the remote control here are up, down, and RETURN. Pressing left or right will change settings.'''

We need to change a setting to enable the serial (aka COM or RS232) port on the back of the TV. Actually it's the VGA port, but in an emergency you will later be able to get or make a special adapter to convert it to a serial port.

* Press down on the remote to go to the "Control" menu.

* Press enter or right on the remote.

* In the Control menu, press down on the remote to go to the "Sub Option" menu.

* press enter or right on the remote.

* Take a photo of the "Sub Option" menu, or write down the settings if you don't have a camera.

* The first option on this menu is "RS-232 Jack". Press left twice on the remote to change it to '''"Debug"''' (instead of the default UART).

* Press RETURN on the remote

Another setting some SamyGO pages recommend is turning "Watchdog" off. The Watchdog is a feature that automatically restarts the TV's main exeDSP program whenever exeDSP is terminated or interfered with. I don't know whether it's good to change this setting or not, but I switched it off. You can always switch it back on again later.

* Press down on the remote to go to the second option "Watchdog"

* Press right twice on the remote to change it to '''"OFF"'''

* Press RETURN on the remote

Now we just need to take photos of a few more settings, just in case!

* Press RETURN on the remote to go back to the "Control" menu.

* Go down to the "SOUND" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Go down to the "Config Option" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Press RETURN on the remote to go back to the main menu.

* Go up to the "Option" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Go down to the "SVC" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

Leave the other menu options alone.

* Switch your TV '''OFF''' again.

When you turn your TV back on again, you will not be in the service menu any more.

== Internet@TV ==

This TV '''does not''' have wireless networking (unless you pay a hundred dollars for a Samsung Wireless adapter)! Sounds like false advertising to me. You will need a long network (ethernet) cable (not included) to plug your TV into your modem or router.

* Connect your TV to the internet using the network cable or the wireless adapter. You might need to go into the menu and change your network settings. You will be able to find other tutorials on the internet about how to connect your TV to the internet.

* Make sure your TV is '''ON'''

* Press "INTERNET @TV" on the remote

* If you haven't used Internet@TV before you might need to click OK on a few dialog boxes and/or wait a while for it to install and update properly. It's safe to update Internet@TV, just don't update your firmware.

* On the main "Internet @TV" screen, press left, down, right on the remote to go to the "Settings" button.

* Press enter

* In the Settings menu, press down to go to "Internet@TV Login ID"

* Press right

* Press enter on "Create Your Login ID"

* Now you need to type in "develop". This is a special username that allows you to access a secret menu option to create your own widgets.

* press enter

* You need to choose a PIN number and type it in twice. I recommend "0 0 0 0"

* If it shows you a message, press enter for OK

* When it gives you a list of services you can connect to, just press RETURN on the remote

* It should say "Creating Account Complete", so press enter for OK

* Press RETURN a few times to get back to Internet@TV

* Press the red A button to login

* Press right until it says "develop"

* Press down, then type in your PIN number (0 0 0 0)

* wait a second then press enter

* You are now logged in as "develop", so when you go back to the settings menu, it will have extra options.

* Press left, down, right, to go back to the "Settings" button and press enter

* Press down until you get to the last menu item "Development" (which wasn't there before). If you don't see that menu item, then it means you are not logged in as the user "develop", so go back and try again.

* Press right

* On "Setting Server IP" press enter

* You now need to type in the following IP address: 188.126.44.135

* Press enter, '''NOT RETURN''' (the instructions on the screen are wrong). If you pressed RETURN you will need to set the IP address again.

* Now press down to go to "User Application Synchronization" and press enter.

It will now load the hack widget from your webserver on your computer.

* press enter on the message

== Hack your TV ==

* Go back to the main Internet@TV screen, then use the arrows to choose the empty hole in "My Applications" where there should be a button. It should say "Hack your TV".

* Press enter

* In the Hack your TV widget, choose "Hack Your TV" and press enter

* When it says your TV has been hacked, insert a USB memory stick and choose "Check Hack". It should tell you if it was successful.

* You can now remove your USB stick and press EXIT on the remote.

Compatibility Table for C series TVs

2011-02-21T12:17:55Z

Carlkenner: 3005.1 should work

<div id='TableOfCompatibilityforCSeries'>
Note: SamyGO project is compatible with most of other LN,LA,UN,UA model TVs but we don't test them yet. Don't be dispirited about it.
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|+'''SamyGO Table Of Compatibility for Samsung C Series TV's'''
!width="50"|Device Name
!width="70"|Panel Type
!width="80"|Firmware
!width="60"|Version
!width="40"|CPU
!width="80"|Rooted via
!width="90"|Root Access SSH/Telnet
!width="90"|PVR
!width="110"|Guide+
!width="100"|Share Mount NFS/SMB/UPNP
!width="150"|Notes
|-align="center"
|LExxC350||LCD TV||T-MSX5DEUC||2005.4||MIPS||N/A(?)||N/A(?)||bgcolor="ff9090"|N/A||N/A(?)||N/A(?)|| Movie player enabled by Model change
|-align="center"
|PSxxC550||Plasma TV||rowspan="3"|T-TDT5DEUC||1021 1023||rowspan="3"|MIPS||rowspan="3" bgcolor="lightgreen"|Hotel@USB||rowspan="3" bgcolor="lightgreen"|USB@run.sh->telnet||rowspan="3" bgcolor="#ff9090"|N/A||rowspan="3" |?||rowspan="3" bgcolor="lightgreen"|All (UPNP?)||rowspan="3"|'''Internet & games enabled on Trident-based C550s. Xorg ported too!'''. (Platform has MStar and Tridend based units)
|-align="center"
|LExxC550||LCD TV||1021
|-align="center"
|UExxC5100 UAxxC5000||LED TV||1004 1022.0
|-align="center"
|LExxC630||LCD TV||T-VAL6DEUC||?||?||?||?||bgcolor="ff9090"|N/A||?||?
|-align="center"
|LExxC630||LCD TV||T-MSX6DEUC||1002.1||MIPS||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Hotel@USB||bgcolor="lightgreen"|USB@run.sh->telnet||bgcolor="ff9090"|N/A||N/A(?)||bgcolor="#ffff90"|SMB & UPNP
|-align="center"
|LExxC630 LExxC650 LExxC670 LExxC750||LCD TV||T-VALDEUC||1005.0 3003.0 3005.1||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Both||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via hotel mode||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via Service Menu||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All (UPNP?)||FW version 1005.0 can't enable PVR. '''Only Italian C630's has VALDEUC firmware.'''
|-align="center"
|UExxC6500 UExxC6530 UExxC6700 UExxC6730 UExxC6800||LED TV||T-VALDEUC||1011.1 2002.0 3003.0 3005.1||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Both||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via hotel mode*||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via Service Menu||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All||* C6800 has PVR function by default. FW version 1011.1 can't enable PVR
|-align="center"
|UNxxC6900||LED TV||T-VAL6XIBRC||?||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|S S H Only(?)||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via hotel mode||?||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All (UPNP?)||Brasillian
|-align="center"
|[[PSxxC7000]] PSxxC7700||3D Plasma||T-VALDEUC||2002.0 3003.0 3005.1||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|[[PSxxC7000|Internet@TV]]||bgcolor="lightgreen"|S S H Only(?)||bgcolor="lightgreen"|By Default||?||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All
|-align="center"
|UExxC7000 UExxC7705||LED TV||T-VALDEUC||3005.1||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|S S H Only(?)||bgcolor="lightgreen"|By Default||?||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All
|-align="center"
|PSxxC8000||3D Plasma||T-VALDEUC||3003.0||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Both||bgcolor="lightgreen"|By Default||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via Service Menu||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All
</div>

Compatibility Table for C series TVs

2011-02-21T11:55:13Z

Carlkenner: link to PSxxC7000-specific hacking article

<div id='TableOfCompatibilityforCSeries'>
Note: SamyGO project is compatible with most of other LN,LA,UN,UA model TVs but we don't test them yet. Don't be dispirited about it.
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|+'''SamyGO Table Of Compatibility for Samsung C Series TV's'''
!width="50"|Device Name
!width="70"|Panel Type
!width="80"|Firmware
!width="60"|Version
!width="40"|CPU
!width="80"|Rooted via
!width="90"|Root Access SSH/Telnet
!width="90"|PVR
!width="110"|Guide+
!width="100"|Share Mount NFS/SMB/UPNP
!width="150"|Notes
|-align="center"
|LExxC350||LCD TV||T-MSX5DEUC||2005.4||MIPS||N/A(?)||N/A(?)||bgcolor="ff9090"|N/A||N/A(?)||N/A(?)|| Movie player enabled by Model change
|-align="center"
|PSxxC550||Plasma TV||rowspan="3"|T-TDT5DEUC||1021 1023||rowspan="3"|MIPS||rowspan="3" bgcolor="lightgreen"|Hotel@USB||rowspan="3" bgcolor="lightgreen"|USB@run.sh->telnet||rowspan="3" bgcolor="#ff9090"|N/A||rowspan="3" |?||rowspan="3" bgcolor="lightgreen"|All (UPNP?)||rowspan="3"|'''Internet & games enabled on Trident-based C550s. Xorg ported too!'''. (Platform has MStar and Tridend based units)
|-align="center"
|LExxC550||LCD TV||1021
|-align="center"
|UExxC5100 UAxxC5000||LED TV||1004 1022.0
|-align="center"
|LExxC630||LCD TV||T-VAL6DEUC||?||?||?||?||bgcolor="ff9090"|N/A||?||?
|-align="center"
|LExxC630||LCD TV||T-MSX6DEUC||1002.1||MIPS||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Hotel@USB||bgcolor="lightgreen"|USB@run.sh->telnet||bgcolor="ff9090"|N/A||N/A(?)||bgcolor="#ffff90"|SMB & UPNP
|-align="center"
|LExxC630 LExxC650 LExxC670 LExxC750||LCD TV||T-VALDEUC||1005.0 3003.0 3005.1||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Both||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via hotel mode||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via Service Menu||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All (UPNP?)||FW version 1005.0 can't enable PVR. '''Only Italian C630's has VALDEUC firmware.'''
|-align="center"
|UExxC6500 UExxC6530 UExxC6700 UExxC6730 UExxC6800||LED TV||T-VALDEUC||1011.1 2002.0 3003.0 3005.1||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Both||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via hotel mode*||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via Service Menu||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All||* C6800 has PVR function by default. FW version 1011.1 can't enable PVR
|-align="center"
|UNxxC6900||LED TV||T-VAL6XIBRC||?||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|S S H Only(?)||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via hotel mode||?||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All (UPNP?)||Brasillian
|-align="center"
|[[PSxxC7000]] PSxxC7700||3D Plasma||T-VALDEUC||2002.0 3003.0||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|[[PSxxC7000|Internet@TV]]||bgcolor="lightgreen"|S S H Only(?)||bgcolor="lightgreen"|By Default||?||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All
|-align="center"
|UExxC7000 UExxC7705||LED TV||T-VALDEUC||3005.1||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|S S H Only(?)||bgcolor="lightgreen"|By Default||?||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All
|-align="center"
|PSxxC8000||3D Plasma||T-VALDEUC||3003.0||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Both||bgcolor="lightgreen"|By Default||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via Service Menu||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All
</div>

PSxxC7000

2011-02-21T11:43:54Z

Carlkenner: /* Internet@TV */

The '''PSxxC7000''' is Samsung's series 7 3D Plasma. It comes in 50, 58 or 63 inch sizes (PS50C7000, PS58C7000, and PS63C7000).

''If you are thinking of buying this TV, downsides you need to be aware of are that the TV always makes a low buzzing sound while the screen is on, and it gets quite hot, and wastes lots of electricity (so make sure you are using 100% green electricity if you don't want to destroy the planet). If you stand close you can also see the pixels flashing, which is how all Plasma TVs work. Also 3D only works over HDMI cables or digital 3D broadcasts, not VGA, component, or AV cables. There is no S-VIDEO input. There is some ghosting in 3D high contrast scenes. Other than that, it's a good, cheap, 3D TV.''

You can install SamyGO on this TV, but there are no games, emulators, web-browsers, or other applications written for this TV yet (as of February 2011). Installing the SamyGO extensions will let you watch movies on your PC's shared network drives though.

== Firmware Versions ==

'''Do NOT upgrade to firmware 3006 or above''' yet, or you won't be able to hack your TV and install SamyGO the easy way.

There are several different firmware versions for this TV. You can check what firmware version you have from the menu:

* Turn the TV ON

* Press MENU on the remote control

* Go down to the (?) icon (Support) at the bottom of the list by pressing down on the remote a few times

* Press either right or enter on the remote to access the submenu

* Go down to the "Contact Samsung" option at the bottom of the submenu by pressing down on the remote a few times

* Press either right or enter on the remote to see the "Contact Samsung" screen

* Press down on the remote to view page 2/2 of the "Contact Samsung" screen

* Make a note of the "Model Code" and "Software Version"

* Optional: If you are curious and want to see a list of all the Open Source software used on your TV, press the red A button on your remote. You don't need to write any of that down. Just notice how your TV is basically a linux computer.

* Press EXIT

The Model should say PS50C7000, PS58C7000, or PS63C7000. If not, you are on the wrong Wiki page.

The Firmware should always be T-VALDEUC- followed by a version number. Any version up to 3005 should be OK for installing SamyGO. Versions 3006 and above disable the Internet@TV hack, and need to use the Hotel@USB hack instead.

== The Service Menu ==

Before we hack our TV, we need to make sure we can fix it again if something goes wrong. For that, we need to change a setting in the service menu, and take photos of, or write down, some of the service menu options. This whole section is just to protect us if something goes wrong.

'''Warning!''' The Service Menu is dangerous, and can brick your TV. Be very careful about what you change. Some settings can't be undone easily.

Your TV has a secret service menu for TV technicians to fix your TV. To access this menu:

* Switch your TV '''OFF'''

* Press INFO on the remote

* Press MENU on the remote

* Press MUTE on the remote

* Turn your TV '''ON'''

You are now in the service menu. If you want to get out of the service menu, just turn your TV off.

You should take a picture of the information it displays, or if you don't have a camera, write it down, just in case.

On the right is some information about your TV, and on your left is a menu.

'''Warning: The only safe buttons on the remote control here are up, down, and RETURN. Pressing left or right will change settings.'''

We need to change a setting to enable the serial (aka COM or RS232) port on the back of the TV. Actually it's the VGA port, but in an emergency you will later be able to get or make a special adapter to convert it to a serial port.

* Press down on the remote to go to the "Control" menu.

* Press enter or right on the remote.

* In the Control menu, press down on the remote to go to the "Sub Option" menu.

* press enter or right on the remote.

* Take a photo of the "Sub Option" menu, or write down the settings if you don't have a camera.

* The first option on this menu is "RS-232 Jack". Press left twice on the remote to change it to '''"Debug"''' (instead of the default UART).

* Press RETURN on the remote

Another setting some SamyGO pages recommend is turning "Watchdog" off. The Watchdog is a feature that automatically restarts the TV's main exeDSP program whenever exeDSP is terminated or interfered with. I don't know whether it's good to change this setting or not, but I switched it off. You can always switch it back on again later.

* Press down on the remote to go to the second option "Watchdog"

* Press right twice on the remote to change it to '''"OFF"'''

* Press RETURN on the remote

Now we just need to take photos of a few more settings, just in case!

* Press RETURN on the remote to go back to the "Control" menu.

* Go down to the "SOUND" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Go down to the "Config Option" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Press RETURN on the remote to go back to the main menu.

* Go up to the "Option" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Go down to the "SVC" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

Leave the other menu options alone.

* Switch your TV '''OFF''' again.

When you turn your TV back on again, you will not be in the service menu any more.

== Internet@TV ==

This TV '''does not''' have wireless networking (unless you pay a hundred dollars for a Samsung Wireless adapter)! Sounds like false advertising to me. You will need a long network (ethernet) cable (not included) to plug your TV into your modem or router.

* Connect your TV to the internet using the network cable or the wireless adapter. You might need to go into the menu and change your network settings. You will be able to find other tutorials on the internet about how to connect your TV to the internet.

* Make sure your TV is '''ON'''

* Press "INTERNET @TV" on the remote

* If you haven't used Internet@TV before you might need to click OK on a few dialog boxes and/or wait a while for it to install and update properly. It's safe to update Internet@TV, just don't update your firmware.

* On the main "Internet @TV" screen, press left, down, right on the remote to go to the "Settings" button.

* Press enter

* In the Settings menu, press down to go to "Internet@TV Login ID"

* Press right

* Press enter on "Create Your Login ID"

* Now you need to type in "develop". This is a special username that allows you to access a secret menu option to create your own widgets.

* press enter

* You need to choose a PIN number and type it in twice. I recommend "0 0 0 0"

* If it shows you a message, press enter for OK

* When it gives you a list of services you can connect to, just press RETURN on the remote

* It should say "Creating Account Complete", so press enter for OK

* Press RETURN a few times to get back to Internet@TV

* Press the red A button to login

* Press right until it says "develop"

* Press down, then type in your PIN number (0 0 0 0)

* wait a second then press enter

* You are now logged in as "develop", so when you go back to the settings menu, it will have extra options.

* Press left, down, right, to go back to the "Settings" button and press enter

* Press down until you get to the last menu item "Development" (which wasn't there before). If you don't see that menu item, then it means you are not logged in as the user "develop", so go back and try again.

* Press right

* On "Setting Server IP" press enter

* You now need to type in the following IP address: 188.126.44.135

* Press enter, '''NOT RETURN''' (the instructions on the screen are wrong). If you pressed RETURN you will need to set the IP address again.

* Now press down to go to "User Application Synchronization" and press enter.

It will now load the hack widget from your webserver on your computer.

* press enter on the message

== Hack your TV ==

* Go back to the main Internet@TV screen, then use the arrows to choose the empty hole in "My Applications" where there should be a button. It should say "Hack your TV".

* Press enter

* In the Hack your TV widget, choose "Hack Your TV" and press enter

* When it says your TV has been hacked, insert a USB memory stick and choose "Check Hack". It should tell you if it was successful.

* You can now remove your USB stick and press EXIT on the remote.

Hacking C-Series TV with Internet@TV only

2011-02-21T11:22:10Z

Carlkenner: /* On your PC... */ full path to file

Thanks to [http://forum.samygo.tv/viewtopic.php?p=9515#p9515 dredkin] there now is a simple method of gaining root access on TVs equipped with the Internet@TV feature. '''It works up to firmware version 3005.1, [http://forum.samygo.tv/viewtopic.php?p=12687#p12687 juuso] wrote that it does not work with 3006.2 and 3007.1 anymore.'''

== On your PC... ==

* Download "widget.zip" [http://www.multiupload.com/OLQTLJ8G52 here]
* Extract "widget.zip" to root directory of your system drive (for example: C:\ )
* Edit "c:\widget\www\widgetlist.xml" to change IP address to address of your PC
* Run "http.exe"

== On your TV... ==

* Start Internet@TV and create user "develop"
* Log in with that user, choose "Settings", choose "Development" and enter your computers IP address as the server address
* Run widget and press "Hack your TV"
* Exit Internet@TV and turn off TV

p.s. you can skip step on your PC, use IP: 188.126.44.135 and you get your widget ;)

== On your USB stick... ==
* Format USB stick with FAT32 or NTFS
* Download [http://download.samygo.tv/SamyGO%20Extensions%20Packs/ SamyGO Extension Pack] and extract to root directory (choose the right pack matching your TV's firmware, for example: T-VALDEUC)
* Download [http://www.multiupload.com/C3QZ01OR8Q run_sh.zip] and extract to root directory

== Starting the SamyGO Extensions... ==

Turn on TV and plug USB stick, then wait for the message box to disappear, wait some more time (~20 seconds), then try to login via SSH.
IP: You must know it
User: "root"
Pass: "SamyGO")
You can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ PuTTY] for this.
If it does not work, the file "rcSGO_out" on your USB stick could help identifying the problem.

== Mounting NFS shares... ==
In this example a folder "share" is created on the USB stick. Then a NFS share called "videos" is mounted to it. You must know the IP address where the NFS share is located.
mkdir /dtv/usb/sda1/share
/bin/mount -o nolock <IP>:/videos /dtv/usb/sda1/share -t nfs
Linux supports NFS by default, Windows does'nt. For evaluation purposes you might try [http://www.hanewin.de/nfs-d.htm Hanewin NFS Server], it will work for 30 days as a trial.

== Things to keep in mind ==
* When editing scripts, '''always make sure line breaks are done with unix style "LF", NOT Windows' "CRLF"'''!

3d plasma

2011-02-21T11:13:24Z

Carlkenner: redirect

#REDIRECT [[PSxxC7000]]

3d plasma

2011-02-21T11:12:12Z

Carlkenner: redirect

#REDIRECT [[3D Plasma]]

3D Plasma

2011-02-21T11:10:53Z

Carlkenner: redirect

#REDIRECT [[PSxxC7000]]

PS63C7000

2011-02-21T11:10:10Z

Carlkenner: redirect

#REDIRECT [[PSxxC7000]]

PS58C7000

2011-02-21T11:09:13Z

Carlkenner: redirect

#REDIRECT [[PSxxC7000]]

PS50C7000

2011-02-21T11:08:03Z

Carlkenner: redirect

#REDIRECT [[PSxxC7000]]

PSxxC7000

2011-02-21T11:05:19Z

Carlkenner: Internet@TV section

The '''PSxxC7000''' is Samsung's series 7 3D Plasma. It comes in 50, 58 or 63 inch sizes (PS50C7000, PS58C7000, and PS63C7000).

''If you are thinking of buying this TV, downsides you need to be aware of are that the TV always makes a low buzzing sound while the screen is on, and it gets quite hot, and wastes lots of electricity (so make sure you are using 100% green electricity if you don't want to destroy the planet). If you stand close you can also see the pixels flashing, which is how all Plasma TVs work. Also 3D only works over HDMI cables or digital 3D broadcasts, not VGA, component, or AV cables. There is no S-VIDEO input. There is some ghosting in 3D high contrast scenes. Other than that, it's a good, cheap, 3D TV.''

You can install SamyGO on this TV, but there are no games, emulators, web-browsers, or other applications written for this TV yet (as of February 2011). Installing the SamyGO extensions will let you watch movies on your PC's shared network drives though.

== Firmware Versions ==

'''Do NOT upgrade to firmware 3006 or above''' yet, or you won't be able to hack your TV and install SamyGO the easy way.

There are several different firmware versions for this TV. You can check what firmware version you have from the menu:

* Turn the TV ON

* Press MENU on the remote control

* Go down to the (?) icon (Support) at the bottom of the list by pressing down on the remote a few times

* Press either right or enter on the remote to access the submenu

* Go down to the "Contact Samsung" option at the bottom of the submenu by pressing down on the remote a few times

* Press either right or enter on the remote to see the "Contact Samsung" screen

* Press down on the remote to view page 2/2 of the "Contact Samsung" screen

* Make a note of the "Model Code" and "Software Version"

* Optional: If you are curious and want to see a list of all the Open Source software used on your TV, press the red A button on your remote. You don't need to write any of that down. Just notice how your TV is basically a linux computer.

* Press EXIT

The Model should say PS50C7000, PS58C7000, or PS63C7000. If not, you are on the wrong Wiki page.

The Firmware should always be T-VALDEUC- followed by a version number. Any version up to 3005 should be OK for installing SamyGO. Versions 3006 and above disable the Internet@TV hack, and need to use the Hotel@USB hack instead.

== The Service Menu ==

Before we hack our TV, we need to make sure we can fix it again if something goes wrong. For that, we need to change a setting in the service menu, and take photos of, or write down, some of the service menu options. This whole section is just to protect us if something goes wrong.

'''Warning!''' The Service Menu is dangerous, and can brick your TV. Be very careful about what you change. Some settings can't be undone easily.

Your TV has a secret service menu for TV technicians to fix your TV. To access this menu:

* Switch your TV '''OFF'''

* Press INFO on the remote

* Press MENU on the remote

* Press MUTE on the remote

* Turn your TV '''ON'''

You are now in the service menu. If you want to get out of the service menu, just turn your TV off.

You should take a picture of the information it displays, or if you don't have a camera, write it down, just in case.

On the right is some information about your TV, and on your left is a menu.

'''Warning: The only safe buttons on the remote control here are up, down, and RETURN. Pressing left or right will change settings.'''

We need to change a setting to enable the serial (aka COM or RS232) port on the back of the TV. Actually it's the VGA port, but in an emergency you will later be able to get or make a special adapter to convert it to a serial port.

* Press down on the remote to go to the "Control" menu.

* Press enter or right on the remote.

* In the Control menu, press down on the remote to go to the "Sub Option" menu.

* press enter or right on the remote.

* Take a photo of the "Sub Option" menu, or write down the settings if you don't have a camera.

* The first option on this menu is "RS-232 Jack". Press left twice on the remote to change it to '''"Debug"''' (instead of the default UART).

* Press RETURN on the remote

Another setting some SamyGO pages recommend is turning "Watchdog" off. The Watchdog is a feature that automatically restarts the TV's main exeDSP program whenever exeDSP is terminated or interfered with. I don't know whether it's good to change this setting or not, but I switched it off. You can always switch it back on again later.

* Press down on the remote to go to the second option "Watchdog"

* Press right twice on the remote to change it to '''"OFF"'''

* Press RETURN on the remote

Now we just need to take photos of a few more settings, just in case!

* Press RETURN on the remote to go back to the "Control" menu.

* Go down to the "SOUND" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Go down to the "Config Option" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Press RETURN on the remote to go back to the main menu.

* Go up to the "Option" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

* Go down to the "SVC" menu, press right, take a photo, press RETURN

Leave the other menu options alone.

* Switch your TV '''OFF''' again.

When you turn your TV back on again, you will not be in the service menu any more.

== Internet@TV ==

This TV '''does not''' have wireless networking (unless you pay a hundred dollars for a Samsung Wireless adapter)! Sounds like false advertising to me. You will need a long network (ethernet) cable (not included) to plug your TV into your modem or router, or a crossover cable (not included) to plug it into your PC.

* Connect your TV to the internet using the network cable or the wireless adapter. You might need to go into the menu and change your network settings. You will be able to find other tutorials on the internet about how to connect your TV to the internet.

* Make sure your TV is '''ON'''

* Press "INTERNET @TV" on the remote

* If you haven't used Internet@TV before you might need to click OK on a few dialog boxes and/or wait a while for it to install and update properly. It's safe to update Internet@TV, just don't update your firmware.

* On the main "Internet @TV" screen, press left, down, right on the remote to go to the "Settings" button.

* Press enter

* In the Settings menu, press down to go to "Internet@TV Login ID"

* Press right

* Press enter on "Create Your Login ID"

* Now you need to type in "develop". This is a special username that allows you to access a secret menu option to create your own widgets.

* press enter

* You need to choose a PIN number and type it in twice. I recommend "0 0 0 0"

* If it shows you a message, press enter for OK

* When it gives you a list of services you can connect to, just press RETURN on the remote

* It should say "Creating Account Complete", so press enter for OK

* Press RETURN a few times to get back to Internet@TV

* Press the red A button to login

* Press right until it says "develop"

* Press down, then type in your PIN number (0 0 0 0)

* wait a second then press enter

* You are now logged in as "develop", so when you go back to the settings menu, it will have extra options.

* Press left, down, right, to go back to the "Settings" button and press enter

* Press down until you get to the last menu item "Development" (which wasn't there before). If you don't see that menu item, then it means you are not logged in as the user "develop", so go back and try again.

* Press right

* On "Setting Server IP" press enter

* You now need to type in the local IP address of your PC. It will be something like 192.168.#.# or 10.1.#.#.

* Press enter, '''NOT RETURN''' (the instructions on the screen are wrong). If you pressed RETURN you will need to set the IP address again.

* Now press down to go to "User Application Synchronization" and press enter.

It will now load the hack widget from your webserver on your computer.

PSxxC7000

2011-02-21T10:02:47Z

Carlkenner: /* The Service Menu */ finished this section

PSxxC7000

2011-02-21T09:19:05Z

Carlkenner: Started first half of instructions

Compatibility Table for C series TVs

2011-02-21T08:10:12Z

Carlkenner: Works on my PS58C7000's 2002.0 firmware.

<div id='TableOfCompatibilityforCSeries'>
Note: SamyGO project is compatible with most of other LN,LA,UN,UA model TVs but we don't test them yet. Don't be dispirited about it.
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|+'''SamyGO Table Of Compatibility for Samsung C Series TV's'''
!width="50"|Device Name
!width="70"|Panel Type
!width="80"|Firmware
!width="60"|Version
!width="40"|CPU
!width="80"|Rooted via
!width="90"|Root Access SSH/Telnet
!width="90"|PVR
!width="110"|Guide+
!width="100"|Share Mount NFS/SMB/UPNP
!width="150"|Notes
|-align="center"
|LExxC350||LCD TV||T-MSX5DEUC||2005.4||MIPS||N/A(?)||N/A(?)||bgcolor="ff9090"|N/A||N/A(?)||N/A(?)|| Movie player enabled by Model change
|-align="center"
|PSxxC550||Plasma TV||rowspan="3"|T-TDT5DEUC||1021 1023||rowspan="3"|MIPS||rowspan="3" bgcolor="lightgreen"|Hotel@USB||rowspan="3" bgcolor="lightgreen"|USB@run.sh->telnet||rowspan="3" bgcolor="#ff9090"|N/A||rowspan="3" |?||rowspan="3" bgcolor="lightgreen"|All (UPNP?)||rowspan="3"|'''Internet & games enabled on Trident-based C550s. Xorg ported too!'''. (Platform has MStar and Tridend based units)
|-align="center"
|LExxC550||LCD TV||1021
|-align="center"
|UExxC5100 UAxxC5000||LED TV||1004 1022.0
|-align="center"
|LExxC630||LCD TV||T-VAL6DEUC||?||?||?||?||bgcolor="ff9090"|N/A||?||?
|-align="center"
|LExxC630||LCD TV||T-MSX6DEUC||1002.1||MIPS||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Hotel@USB||bgcolor="lightgreen"|USB@run.sh->telnet||bgcolor="ff9090"|N/A||N/A(?)||bgcolor="#ffff90"|SMB & UPNP
|-align="center"
|LExxC630 LExxC650 LExxC670 LExxC750||LCD TV||T-VALDEUC||1005.0 3003.0 3005.1||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Both||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via hotel mode||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via Service Menu||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All (UPNP?)||FW version 1005.0 can't enable PVR. '''Only Italian C630's has VALDEUC firmware.'''
|-align="center"
|UExxC6500 UExxC6530 UExxC6700 UExxC6730 UExxC6800||LED TV||T-VALDEUC||1011.1 2002.0 3003.0 3005.1||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Both||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via hotel mode*||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via Service Menu||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All||* C6800 has PVR function by default. FW version 1011.1 can't enable PVR
|-align="center"
|UNxxC6900||LED TV||T-VAL6XIBRC||?||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|S S H Only(?)||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via hotel mode||?||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All (UPNP?)||Brasillian
|-align="center"
|PSxxC7000 PSxxC7700||Plasma TV||T-VALDEUC||2002.0 3003.0||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|S S H Only(?)||bgcolor="lightgreen"|By Default||?||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All
|-align="center"
|UExxC7000 UExxC7705||LED TV||T-VALDEUC||3005.1||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|S S H Only(?)||bgcolor="lightgreen"|By Default||?||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All
|-align="center"
|PSxxC8000||Plasma TV||T-VALDEUC||3003.0||ARM||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Internet@TV||bgcolor="lightgreen"|Both||bgcolor="lightgreen"|By Default||bgcolor="lightgreen"|via Service Menu||bgcolor="lightgreen"|All
</div>