Question:

How does the standby light work on my TV and how can I turn it off using the Blue Eye function?

Answer:

The standby light, usually located in or near the Power button, goes on when the power is turned off.  It was designed this way to let you know the TV has in fact been powered off.  

Here is a good example of why it was designed this way.  If you're through watching a DVD and turn the power off for the DVD Player, the TV screen will appear blank while it is still in VIDEO MODE.  Seeing the blank screen will make it appear as though you've turned the power off for the TV as well. However, the standby light will not be lit.  This is the only indication that the power is still on.  Hence, when you turn the power off, the standby light comes on, ensuring the power has been shut down.

The Blue Eye Function

On most Samsung TVs, the standby light can not be adjusted or turned off and on independently. It will always go on when the TV is turned off and its brightness can not be changed. On some Samsung TVs, however, you can turn the Standby light on or off using the Blue Eye function.

If your TV has the Blue Eye function, you will find a section in your user's manual called Setting the Blue Eye, which contains the on/off instructions. This section is usually in the chapter titled Special Features or Function Description.

If your TV has the Blue Eye function, follow the directions below to turn the standby light off.