Connect the subwoofer to your Samsung soundbar
Setting up a new soundbar should be easy. The soundbar and subwoofer should connect automatically when they are turned on, making enjoying your entertainment super easy. If for some reason they don't, you can connect manually just as easily.
Note: The subwoofer automatically turns on when you plug in the power cord, and is configured to connect with the included soundbar only.
Automatic connection
Connect the power cords for the soundbar and the subwoofer to the back of each, and then plug both into a wall outlet. Turn the Soundbar on, and the subwoofer should begin to connect automatically. When the subwoofer is completely connected, the blue LED LINK Indicator on the subwoofer stops blinking and glows continuously. If the blue LED does not stop blinking, the process has failed.
Note: If you are having problems with your rear speakers or subwoofer on the HW-Q90R soundbar, check out our guide.
Manual connection
If at any point you need to pair the subwoofer manually, such as when the soundbar or subwoofer have been serviced or replaced, or after factory resetting the soundbar, or if automatic connection doesn't work for any reason, then reconnecting them manually is easy.
Connect the power cords for the soundbar and the subwoofer to the back of each, and then plug both into a wall outlet.
Use a small pointed object to press the ID SET button on the back of the subwoofer.
Continue holding until STANDBY turns off and LINK (Blue LED) blinks quickly.
While the soundbar is turned off, press and hold Mute on the remote control.
Note: Some soundbar models have an ID SET button on the soundbar that can be used instead. Otherwise the remote is required to perform ID SET. If the Mute button does not cause ID SET to occur, try holding the Up button instead. If neither of those work, consult your soundbar's user manual for instructions.
Continue holding until ID SET appears on the soundbar's display.
To finalize the connection, turn on the soundbar while the subwoofer's Blue LED blinks.
The main unit and the subwoofer are now connected and the Blue LED should be solid. If the Blue LED is still blinking, the process has failed. Turn off the soundbar and start again from Step 2.
If you have trouble getting the subwoofer connected, check out our guide or contact us.
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