00:00Mirroring your device screen to a Samsung TV depends slightly on whether you are using an Android Samsung phone or
00:06an Apple iOS device.
00:07Before you begin, prerequisites.
00:10Connect both your phone device and your Samsung TV to the same Wi-Fi network.
00:14Ensure your Samsung TV has power and is turned on.
00:17Method 1. Mirroring from an Android or Samsung Galaxy device.
00:22Check connection. Confirm your phone is on the same Wi-Fi network as the TV.
00:27Open Quick Settings. Swipe down from the very top of your phone screen twice to open the Quick Settings panel.
00:33Locate CAS Smart View. Look for the Smart View CAS or Screen CAS icon and tap it.
00:38Select your TV. Your phone will search for nearby displays.
00:42Tap your Samsung TV name from the list.
00:44Accept permission. If a prompt appears on your TV screen asking to allow the connection, select Allow or Permit using
00:51your TV remote.
00:512. Stop mirroring. To disconnect, tap the Smart View CAS icon on your phone's Quick Settings panel again and choose
00:58Disconnect or Stop.
01:00Method 2. Mirroring from an iPhone or iOS device using Apple AirPlay.
01:05Check connection. Make sure your iPhone and Samsung TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
01:11Open Control Center. Swipe down from the top right corner of your iPhone screen.
01:15Tap Screen Mirroring. Tap the Screen Mirroring icon. Two overlapping rectangles.
01:21Select your TV. Choose your Samsung TV from the available device list.
01:25Enter Passcode. If prompted, if a code appears on the Samsung TV screen, enter that code into your iPhone.
01:33Stop mirroring. Open the Control Center again. Tap Screen Mirroring and then tap Stop Mirroring.
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