Next screen, now there should be 'reset device button' at the right side.Next screen, select Blu-ray/DVD-Player or Set-Top Box/OTT (i don't remember it).You start at the home dashboard shown below and select the option 'Connecting device'.I have a 49UM71, I've been using the raspberry in a Samsung until this morning and it was working properly ( Anynet+).Ĭould anyone fix this problem between LG smart tv remote control and Raspberry Pi3?Įxactly that was my issue too, thanks for the description! Anyway it took me some time to find the reset button. I've tried look for it and I couldn't find the reset device button. So, I just clicked on it and got out that page and returned to Raspberry input to check if I had success, and for my happiness, yes, remote control working.Īfter that, just edited the icon and name of the HDMI port and that's the possible solution to other people. Some time later, after several attempts, and after a new try removing and reconnecting the raspberry HDMI cable in another port, I realized in just one of the categories listed in the Device Connector page, where you can find: Set-Top Box/OTT, Game Console, Home Theater etc, exactly in the Set-Top Box/OTT, an interesting button, the reset device button. Simplink (HDMI-CEC) was ON in the connection settings options. The remote control was not able to interact with raspberry. Ok, first, when I connected the HDMI cable to the TV, the raspberry was identified like a Roku and categorized in the Set-Top Box/OTT group. The TV model is 55SM8600 and webOS version 04.71.25. But, with that new one, was not so easy to get the raspberry working with TV's control. With my olders TVs, LG and Samsung, the HDMI-CEC always worked very well.

Yesterday I got my new TV and faced the same problem.

Lg smart tv remote control not working