Connecting The Wireless Subwoofer - Samsung HW-H750 User Manual

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CONNECTING THE WIRELESS SUBWOOFER
The Subwoofer's linking ID is preset at the factory and the main unit and subwoofer should link (connect
wirelessly) automatically when the main unit and subwoofer are turned on. If the LINK indicator does not light
when the main unit and subwoofer are turned on, please set the ID by following the procedure below.
Complete this process within 30 seconds after the Link Indicator on the subwoofer starts blinking.
1. Plug the power cords of the main unit and
subwoofer into an AC wall outlet.
2. Confirm that the main unit is off (in STANDBY
Mode) .
3. Press the 10 SET button on the back of the
subwoofer with a small, pointed object for 5
seconds.
• The LINK indicator (Blue LED) on the
subwoofer blinks quickly.
4.
While the main unit is powered off (in STANDBY
mode), press and hold the MUTE (
cZ )
on the
remote control for 5 seconds.
5. The 10 SET message appears on the Soundbar's
display.
6. To finalize the link, turn the main unit's power on
while the subwoofer's LINK LED blinks.
• The main unit and the subwoofer should
now be linked (connected).
• The LINK indicator (blue LED) on the
subwoofer should be on and solid blue.
• If the LINK indicator is not solid blue, the
linking process has failed. Turn off the main
unit and start again from Step 2.
• You can enjoy better sound from the wireless
subwoofer by selecting a Sound Effect.
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• Before moving or installing the product,
be sure to turn off the power and
disconnect the power cord.
• If the main unit is powered off, the
wireless subwoofer will be in standby
mode and the STANDBY LED on the
upper side will come on after the LINK
indicator (Blue LED) blinks for 30 seconds.
• If you use a device that uses the same
frequency (2.4GHz) as the Soundbar near
the Soundbar, interference may cause
some sound interruption.
• The transmission distance of the wireless
signal between the main unit and
subwoofer is about 33 ft., but may vary
depending on your operating
environment. If a steel-concrete or
metallic wall is between the main unit and
the wireless subwoofer, the system may
not operate at all, because the wireless
signal cannot penetrate metal.
• If the main unit doesn't make a wireless
connection, follow steps 1-6 in the left
hand column to re-set the connection
between the main unit and wireless
subwoofer.
• The wireless receiving antenna is built into
the wireless subwoofer. Keep the unit
away from water and moisture.
• For optimal
~istening
performance, make
sure that the area around the wireless
subwoofer location is clear of any
obstructions.