My SWA-5000 is not connecting to my main unit, which is a samsung blu-ray home theater system. I have already tried what it has said on the manual, but it still wont turn on, it is just on standby. Please and Thank you for the help

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

Hi, When you connect the HDMI you do not need to connect RCA cable as well. Do not connect 3 all together. HDMI,RCA and DOC. Check manual for proper connections. You can damage your systems. Please read MANUAL.

hi

i have just bought both the Samsung HTC-555 and the wireless module SWA-5000. I had the system setup accordingly and on doing the speaker test, all 6 speaker received the signal from the amp. This should mean that the system in working ok. However on watching a blu-ray movie recorded in DD5.1 channel on my PSP3, the rear speaker do not seem to have an output coming. Only the front and the woofer speaker are providing the sound! Any Input....

thanks

andrew

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.

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!

You have several ways to do this. You can hdmi cables from the two units and plug them into your tv if it supports hdmi and run the audio out portion on the back of the tv and hook that into one of the audion inputs on the surround unit. Or you run audio directly out of the bluray using rca, digital coax, or digital optical cable. Turn the surround reciever to the corresponding input that you choose to use.

You have to reset the connection:

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!

There are two ways to approach this. You can either download the update from Samsung's support page, burn it onto a CD, place the CD into your Blu-Ray player and let the update load...or you can connect your Blu-Ray player to the internet and let the player download and install the update automatically.

For the first approach, the upgrade file can be downloaded by clicking on the following link:
http://org.downloadcenter.samsung.com/downloadfile/ContentsFile.aspx?CDSite=us&CttFileID=2149020&CDCttType=FM&ModelType=N&ModelName=HT-BD2&VPath=FM/200903/20090318095607437/081227_01_HT_BD2_XAA.zip

...and the instructions to installing the file on your system can be found here:

http://org.downloadcenter.samsung.com/downloadfile/ContentsFile.aspx?CDSite=us&CttFileID=2149021&CDCttType=FM&ModelType=C&ModelName=HT-BD2&VPath=FM/200901/20090109105847140/HT-BD2_System_Upgrade_by_CD_Method.pdf

The second approach is detailed in the HT-BD2 User's Manual (pages 46-49). It requires you to first plug a network cable into the back of your Blu-Ray home theater unit, then connect the other end into a LAN connection on your wall (or into the back of your cable/DSL modem) Page 26 of the user's manual shows you how to make the connection.

New Blu Ray home theater player can not play new Blu Ray movies according to Samsung customer support. It is a JAVA code issue and they are working on a software upgrade. No release date is known. I tried playing The Hulk, Ironman and Wanted. None would play.

Thanks Samnsung for wasting my time and money!!!

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.