I just bought a TIBO TI430 hi-fi system and cannot connect it to my Sharp LC50LE771K 50" Inch Smart 3D LED TV can some help me

this maybe a problem inside the layers of the screen (maybe dead pixels most likely but the layers can be replaced by steady hands or a tv repair personal)

Setup menu - WiFi - LAN - Network if this does not work try going to web browser to get an error message.
Samsung 3D LED Smart TV Setup menu WiFi LAN Network

LG 65LW6500 Manuals

Sharp TV Flashing OPC Power Lights

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BH1OcQ6dIEE

hi,
http://www.hifi-remote.com/ofa/codes-tv.shtml

Hope this helps

Regards
Rob

If your 60 inch TV is a "smart TV", you need to go to setup and enter your router's identification number. If it is not a "smart TV" you need to add a streaming media box (such as Roku or similar product) or "smart DVD" player with Wi-Fi feature to your system.

If your soundbar has the input for a toslink, which is an optical sound input you may need to go this route. You will know it by seeing a very small flap with a red light emitting from behind it. Most newer tvs only have this output for sound anymore. Check Amazon for a toslink cable.

There are two way to do this.
1. Connect all your devices individually to the Pioneer receiver. Doing this allows you so have different sound settings for each input. A reason you might want this is that your DVD will need a DTS or Dolby sound setting so that you get the best audio from your DVD, whereas your TV may only be outputting stereo audio. In this case you would set your Pioneer to a stereo setting.
2. Connect your devices to the Sharp display, then connect the audio output of the Sharp to a free audio input on the Pioneer.
Your Sharp LED TV has two ways to do this: a. If you have a digital capable Pioneer sound system, connect using the "Digital Audio Output". You will need a Toslink (Optical) cable for this connection. b. If you only have analog capabilities in your Pioneer sound system, you must use the 3.5mm (1/8 Inch) analog audio output from the Sharp TV to stereo RCA (red and white plugs that are most commonly supplied with home theatre product).

try resetting the wi fi connection