Samsung HT-D5500/EN manual How to Link the Wireless Transmitter With the Main Unit, LED Blink

Playback of applications' contents through the product is not guaranteed. We recommend playing contents downloaded to the iPod.

If you have a problem using your iPod, please visit www.apple.com/support/ipod

How to Link the Wireless Transmitter

with the Main Unit

1.Turn off your Home Theater.

2.Press the 4, 7, 6, 3 buttons on the remote control in order.

•The Power LED blinks once.

3.Connect the iPod/iPhone to the Wireless transmitter.

L

INK

STANDBY

CHARGE

4.Turn on the iPod/iPhone. Press the "ID SET" button on the back of the Wireless transmitter for 5 seconds. The link light on the wireless transmitter blinks rapidly.

5.Turn on your product.

•To listen to music from your iPod/iPhone

over the product, press the button to select "W. IPOD" mode.

•After you select "W. IPOD" mode, turn the volume of the product down to avoid hearing damage.

•You can control the speaker volume of the iPod/iPhone with a volume wheel or a volume bar.

•When the iPod/iPhone is stopped or in a power saving mode, the Wireless transmitter enters Sleep Mode.

When iPod/iPhone is set to Deep Sleep

Mode, the Wireless transmitter turns off.

			04
Operation status of the wireless			Basic
transmitter's LED			Functions
LINK
	STANDBY
	LINK
	STANDBY
	CHARGE
	Function
Display	LINK	STANDBY
	(Blue LED)	(Red LED)
	Pairing
LED ON	successfully	STANDBY
	completed
LED BLINK	Processing iPod/	LOW BATTERY
(Long blink)	iPhone
LED BLINK	Processing	Pairing failed
(Short blink)	pairing

!CAUTION

If you use a wireless device such as a laptop computer, an AP, or Wifi , near the main home theater unit, an unstable operation error can occur.

Do not pair the SWA-5000 and iPod/iPhone at the same time. If you pair them at the same time, the iPod/iPhone and SWA-5000 may not connect to the product.

The maximum transmission distance from the product to the wireless transmitter is about 16.4 feet, but may vary depending on your operation environment.

The audio signal may be weakened or even lost where there is an obstacle such as a wall or partition between the product and wireless transmitter. You can also weaken or lose signal

if you move the wireless transmitter around.

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