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For most models, it is enough to hold down the power button for a few seconds.

In the menu, the ‘Bluetooth’ button must be set to ‘On’.Īs a second step, the headphones must be put into pairing mode. However generally speaking, on newer laptops and PCs it’s a simple case of typing ‘add Bluetooth device’ in the search bar on the bottom left hand side of your screen and then click on the ‘Bluetooth and other devices’ result. This may vary slightly depending on which operating system and version you are running. Step 1: Enable Bluetooth on your computer or laptopĪs a first step, Bluetooth should be enabled on your PC or laptop. If these options are selected, the volume of the Bluetooth headphones can no longer be changed by the TV, but only by the volume controls of the headphones.

In the menu, you can now select whether the sound should run in parallel via the TV boxes or an external sound system in addition to the Bluetooth headphones. For this purpose, the ‘Audio Output’ button should be selected from the ‘Setup’ – ‘Bluetooth Setup’ and ‘Bluetooth Audio Settings’ menus. Most Panasonic TVs also offer the ability to transfer the sound to multiple devices at the same time. After successful pairing, the device list and the name of the headphones with the status "Connected" are displayed. Select the name of the headphones, which should now appear in the TV's device list, and confirm by clicking ‘OK’. Remember to always ensure that the headphones and TV are in close proximity, as Bluetooth signals cannot usually bridge distances that exceed 9 meters.

To do this, all you need to generally do is hold down the headphone’s power button for a few seconds. Step 2: Enable pairing mode of the headphonesįor the Bluetooth headphones to be detected by the TV, pairing mode must be enabled. To initiate pairing, press the menu button on the remote control to select the "Setup" function and then ‘Bluetooth Setup’.

Most Panasonic TVs, such as the TX-65HZ1000B Ultra HD OLED TV, support Bluetooth. The first step is to ensure that your TV supports Bluetooth – if it doesn’t, a Bluetooth audio transmitter can be used, which can be connected to the headphone jack of the TV using a 3.5mm jack plug.