Vizio V505-J09 user manual

The location of the mounting holes on your Vizio TV may vary depending on the model and size of the TV. However, most Vizio TVs have standardized VESA mounting hole patterns. The VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) mounting standard specifies the placement of the holes on the back of the TV for wall mounting.
To find the mounting holes on your Vizio TV, you need to look at the back of the TV. The holes are typically arranged in a square or rectangle shape, and they may be covered by a plastic panel or have screws already inserted. The size and pattern of the mounting holes will determine the type of wall mount or bracket you can use.
To get specific information about the location and size of the mounting holes on your Vizio TV, it is recommended to refer to the TV's user manual or contact Vizio customer support for assistance.

The Vizio V505-J09 is a model that was released in 2021.

If you have misplaced or lost your VIZIO TV remote, you can still use your TV by trying the following methods:
1. Use the VIZIO SmartCast Mobile app: Download and install the VIZIO SmartCast Mobile app on your smartphone or tablet. Ensure both your TV and mobile device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Open the app, and it should automatically pair and control your TV. This app replicates the functions of a traditional remote.
2. Use the physical buttons on the TV: Most VIZIO TVs have physical buttons located on the side or near the bottom of the TV. These buttons typically include power, volume up/down, channel up/down, input selection, menu, and more. You can use these buttons to navigate and control your TV.
3. Use a universal remote: If you have a universal remote that supports VIZIO TVs, you can program it to control your TV. Look for the VIZIO TV code in the manual or search online for the specific model of your universal remote. Follow the instructions to set it up.
4. HDMI-CEC control: If your VIZIO TV is connected to another device (e.g., cable/satellite box, Blu-ray player, gaming console) using an HDMI cable, you may be able to control your TV using the remote of that device. Ensure that HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) is enabled on both the TV and connected device. This allows the connected device's remote to control basic functions on the TV.
5. Purchase a replacement remote: If none of the above options work or are suitable, you can purchase a replacement remote from VIZIO's website or from various online retailers that offer compatible VIZIO remotes.
Remember to check your TV's user manual or visit VIZIO's support website for model-specific instructions or troubleshooting guidance.

The input for your VIZIO TV will depend on the device you are trying to connect. Here are a few common input options:
1. HDMI: If you are connecting a Blu-ray player, gaming console, or streaming device, use the HDMI input.
. Component: Use the component input if you have a device that uses red, blue, and green cables for video, and red and white cables for audio.
3. Composite: This input uses the yellow, red, and white cables and is typically used for older devices like VCRs or DVD players.
4. VGA: If you are connecting a computer or laptop to your TV, use the VGA input.
5. Antenna/Cable: If you are connecting an antenna or cable directly to your TV, use this input.
Please consult your TV's user manual or check for labels near the TV's ports to determine the appropriate input for your specific device.