Hi, I have Samsung HT-X50 connected with SWA-4000. It was working fine, then for somereason I had to remove and reinsert Tx card. After doing that SWA-4000 is not connecting to HT-X50. Blue light blinks and then goes to standby. Caan you please tell me sequence to reset wireless and establish the connection

The Samsung TX card is used to send part of the audio signal from the main unit to the wireless module that controls the surround sound (rear) speakers for a Samsung Home Theater system. It isn't going to act like a ChromeCast device for your tablet.

The Samsung AH81-04177J (SWA-4000) is only compatible with a small number of Samsung Home Theater systems. see http://www.samsungparts.com/Products/Parts_and_Accessories/PID-AH81-04177J.aspx . One of the supported systems is the Samsung HT-BD3252, https://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/blu-ray-home-theater-ht-bd3252-series . See the manual of the home theater system for more information: http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201104/20110419185210639/HT-BD3252A_XAA_0807[1].pdf .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Unfortunately it would appear not. I just bought an SWA 5000 for my HT TZ 225 home threatre system as it would seem the SWA 4000 has been discontinued - the HT-TZ225 refers to the SWA 4000 doesn't it.

The tx card that accompanied the SWA 5000 was too big and did not fit in the back of the DVD player so I will have to return this to the retailer and keep looking for an SWA 4000 . . .

Unless anyone has another solution.

where can you get a tx card from, because i need one and yes it can as long it is for that specific wirless module ?

With the home theater system off, press the 0-1-3-5 buttons in that order on the home theater's remote control.

Power on the home theater system.

With the wireless module on, press the [ID SET] button on the back of the wireless module for five seconds.

If your home theater continues to display rear check after you have tried the steps above, call Samsung Customer Care at 1-800-SAMSUNG (1-800-726-7864). Have your model number and serial number on hand to set up service.

Hope this helps!

1. Connect the front left, front right, center, and sub woofer speakers to the back of the home theater system.

2. With the home theater system off, insert the TX card into the TX Card connection (WIRELESS) on the back of the home theater.
Important: Make sure to insert the TX card with the slanted portion of the card facing left.

3. Connect the rear left and the rear right speakers to the back of the SWA-3000.

4. Plug the power cord of the SWA-3000 into an electrical wall outlet, and then switch the power switch on the back of the SWA-3000 to [ON]

Hope this helps!

i also have this problem not when watching dvds but when watching cable tv. would like to no what the problem is

@Danbrazier
Your a true life saver.... thanks a million

swa-4000 wireless module isn't compatible with htz310. You need to buy Samsung's swa-3000 to work with your htz310. I had the same problem. It tells you in your owners manual under conectivity where it explains about hooking up a wireless module(pg.55-60). I hope this helps.

I have had the same problem with the wireless unit and thought the same, it didn't work. The way to fix this is simple. You need to do the 0, 1, 3, 5 on the remote and turn on the home theatre system on the main switch on the front panel (as I was doing this on the remote, and it was failing). The blue light should then stay illuminated. If not just switch the main on/off button again, and it shoud work.

I was having poor audio from the back speakers and didn't even know it; intermittently I'd hear them jump in volume, so myself being a little adventurous, decided to push the ID set button on the back, totally losing my ilnk... after digging and playing, I figured it out:
1.) Turn off the Head (main) Unit 2.) Power on the wireless receiver, being sure it is away from routers, other BT devices, etc. 3.) Push the "ID Set" button on the back of the wireless device and hold it until the lights on its front panel flash. 4.) Point the system's remote control at the Head Unit and punch in 0135.  Its light should turn from red to blue. 5.) Perform step 3 again. 6.) Power on the head unit.
Should link up.
Might be some redundancy there, but it works :)
Also I found that after a few cycles It seemed to work better (perhaps cycled to a better channel?)