Wi-Fi adapter for Samsung TV Solved

Question

Hello,

I have just acquired the Samsung UE40C5100 television.
I would like to connect this TV to the local network (Livebox) where I can read multimedia files from the laptop on the TV.

In the user manual, it states that for this, I need to obtain a Samsung wireless LAN adapter (WSI09ABGN, WSI09ABGN2, WSI10ABGN).

My question is, is it strictly necessary to have this Samsung adapter to network my TV and laptop? Or is a USB Wi-Fi dongle that supports the 802.11N protocol sufficient?

Thank you in advance.

Configuration: Asus N70SV
OS: Windows Se7en 32 bits
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.16GHz
RAM: 4Go
Graphics Card: Geforce GT 130M

wil dagger · Accepted Answer

Solution 1

SAMSUNG TV <--- RJ 45 ---> TP-LINK MR-3020 <---- WIFI B/G/N ----> ADSL BOX

Solution 2
SAMSUNG TV <--- RJ 45 ---> TP-LINK WR702N <---- WIFI B/G/N ----> ADSL BOX

These are mini routers that provide wifi when you're far from the ADSL BOX xD

--> http://s.dealextreme.com/search/tp%20link%20mini%20router

Enjoy the movie :)

master-of-system · Answer

Yes, you have an RJ45 port on your television like on your Livebox; you just need to connect them together.  Have a nice day.

Caliope · Answer

Indeed, I have an RJ45 port, but if I ask to connect to the local network via Wi-Fi, it's because I don't have the option to do it via RJ45...
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master-of-system · Answer

The problem is that the TV only contains the drivers for the cards mentioned in the documentation, so you will have to choose one of these cards.
As a result, like any system with a monopoly, they are not really cheap.

Furthermore, the wifi, based on certain parameters, has a very variable speed, so if by bad luck you get 5.5mbs, you can bet that your DLNA experience will not be "great."

If the cable issue is a problem of distance, your wifi will also be affected; why not consider a powerline solution?

Caliope · Answer

So, according to you, it will be impossible for me to connect the TV to my local network using a WiFi key other than the one imposed by the manufacturer because the Samsung drivers will not be integrated into it?
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Caliope · Answer

Other viewpoints would be welcome.

Is it possible to connect the TV to the local network with a USB key other than the one imposed by Samsung?

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master-of-system · Answer

I didn't say impossible but probably not unless we know the chipset of the cards in question and see if they are not found in other Wi-Fi cards, and still it's not guaranteed that it will work.

Otherwise, you can be almost sure that Samsung just integrated the drivers for its cards.
At worst, to watch movies from your computer on your TV, there's always the HDMI cable.

Caliope · Answer

I connected a friend's Orange Wi-Fi USB key (802.11b/g) to my TV.
When I go to the "settings" tab on the TV, I can't choose the Wi-Fi network type; only a wired connection is offered.

Would a universal Wi-Fi key work?

Or I think I must use the Samsung Wi-Fi key as stated in the documentation to enable the "Wi-Fi" network type in the settings menu?

What do you think, master-of-system?

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sociable · Answer

The only solution if you don't want to use the Samsung key is to connect your TV via an Ethernet cable. I took advantage of the proximity of my router to the TV and connected my laptop to my TV. To benefit from the Allshare option, you need to install a software that you will find on the official Samsung website (You need to know your TV model)....

pma · Answer

same problem lambda wifi key not recognized by the Samsung TV

Zuméo · Answer

Hello,

The powerline works very well if your Samsung TV has an RJ45 socket.

For my part, I connected it with a powerline adapter to the TV and similarly to my Freebox, and it works very well.

Best regards.

kaumune · Answer

hi  same for me === couple

dj @ngel · Answer

< p > Simply get a universal WiFi key 3.0, you can find it in supermarkets... no need to get a Samsung key!! It works at my place, so it will work at yours too... < /p >

cbilodeau · Answer

An alternative solution to the Samsung dongle, for less than €30, is to buy a mini WiFi router that connects to the USB port and has an RJ45 socket.

This device will make your television think that you have a wired network. It is this device that connects itself to your WiFi network. If your television does not have an RJ45 socket, then this solution will not work.

Examples:

Vonets VAP11G-300 Wireless Bridge, 802.11 B/G: https://www.amazon.fr/Golden-Battery-Adaptateur-Dreambox-802-11b/dp/B078KVLTXJ
TP-Link Nano Router 300 Mbps Wi-Fi N: https://www.amazon.fr/TP-Link-Routeur-R%C3%A9p%C3%A9teur-Ethernet-TL-WR802N/dp/B00TQEX8BO/ref=dp_ob_title_ce

cbilodeau · Answer

For a real WiFi key for $15, search on Google for this:
Using NoN-Samsung USB WiFi dongles with TV

Also, note that the following Samsung model WIS12ABGNX is fully compatible and identical to the WSI09ABGN and it costs less on eBay. About $41.

It seems that the following key for $15:
EW-7718UN if the label says: V1.0A
will work without issues. However, be careful, another revision will not work or you will need to do some manipulation with Linux.

archibald · Answer

Hello,
I bought a Samsung LAN adapter WIS12ABGNX today (not WIS09ABGN as indicated in the manual) for my UE40C6710USXZF
and there are no issues connecting to WiFi with my Freebox.
The box states compatibility from 2010 to 2012 for TVs and Blu-ray
compatibility chart

LED TV 2010: C5000 and + 2011: D5000 to D6400 2012: EH5300; ES5500; ES5700
LCD TV 2010: C550 and + 2011: D530 and + 2012: NONE
PDP TV 2010: C550 and + 2011: D550 to D6400 2012: E490; E550

This adapter is much cheaper than the WIS09ABGN and is easily found at general retailers, for me it was D...Y for €49.

Chris · Answer

https://www.amazon.fr/Netgear-WNCE2001-100PES-Wi-Fi-N600-universelle/dp/B003D0WZKC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1428072558&sr=8-1&keywords=wnce2001
I can assure you that with this, it works perfectly, I put it behind a switch and connected Blu-ray, TV, console....

yoza · Answer

Hello, What I particularly love about forums is that starting from the second response, we're already off-topic, and the following answers have nothing to do with the question anymore. Yoza

fjunillon · Answer

Hello, I'm just leaving some information that might be interesting.
With a Samsung LED TV LED32D550, USB, etc., a HAMA USB WiFi stick 300Mbps (00062740) found in the aisle of a supermarket (on sale, outrageously cheaper than the Samsung stick) works perfectly.
No issues accessing the Mediacenter

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Wi-Fi adapter for Samsung TV

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