How To Connect X Rocker Wireless: Transmitter & Bluetooth Steps

To connect X Rocker wireless, first identify whether your model uses a wireless transmitter or Bluetooth, as the setup steps differ. For transmitter-based models, connect the included cable from your audio source to the transmitter, power it on, set the chair to the matching wireless band, and turn the chair on to pair automatically; for Bluetooth models, put the chair in pairing mode, select "XROCKER" or "X Rocker" in your device's Bluetooth settings, and enter "0000" if prompted.

Before you start: which X Rocker wireless connection do you have?

X Rocker wireless chairs use one of two connection methods. Transmitter-based models pair a dedicated wireless transmitter to your audio source, typically a TV, game console, or PC, using a supplied audio cable. Bluetooth-enabled models pair directly with Bluetooth-enabled mobile devices like phones, tablets, and some computers. Check your chair's control panel or manual: if it has a band selector switch (often labeled A/B/C or 1/2/3), it is a transmitter model; if it has a Bluetooth mode button, it is a Bluetooth model. Transmitter models cannot pair directly to a phone or tablet, and Bluetooth models cannot pair to a TV or console that lacks Bluetooth audio support.

How to connect your X Rocker wireless chair with the transmitter

Connect the wireless transmitter to your audio source using the supplied audio cable. On some models, this is a 3.5 mm to 3.5 mm cable; on others, you plug the green male end of the short audio cable into the transmitter input jack and the other end into the audio source. The transmitter may be built into the control panel on the chair itself.
Power on the transmitter.
Set the chair's wireless switch or mode control to the same band position as the transmitter.
Turn the chair on. The chair and transmitter will pair automatically.

When paired successfully, the blue LED on the chair stays on during pairing and slowly flashes when audio plays. Only one device can be paired to an X Rocker at a time, and the connection range is documented as 10 m / 30 ft.

How to connect your X Rocker wireless chair with Bluetooth

Put the chair in Bluetooth mode.
On your phone, tablet, or computer, open Bluetooth settings and turn Bluetooth on.
Search for available devices. Select "XROCKER" or "X Rocker" from the list.
If a passcode is requested, enter "0000."

When pairing is successful, the blue LED on the chair stays on. No iPhone- or Android-specific menu path beyond Bluetooth settings is documented in the manuals.

What to do if your X Rocker wireless won't connect

If the chair disconnects or fails to pair, start with the basics. Confirm the chair and transmitter are on the same band if using a transmitter model. Verify the transmitter is powered on. Stay within 10 m / 30 ft of the audio source or paired device. If the device asks for a code, use "0000." Only one device pairs at a time, disconnect any previously paired device before trying a new one. To reconnect after a disconnect, open the Bluetooth Manager and select "X Rocker" again. Moving out of range or turning off Bluetooth on the mobile device will disconnect the chair. If the chair disconnects, turning off Bluetooth on the mobile device will disconnect it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I connect my X Rocker wireless to a gaming console without Bluetooth?

Yes, if your console does not support Bluetooth audio, use the transmitter model. Connect the transmitter to the console's audio output (such as the headphone jack, optical out, or RCA outputs) using the supplied cable, then pair the chair to the transmitter.

Why does my X Rocker wireless keep disconnecting?

Disconnection usually happens when you move out of the 10 m / 30 ft range, or when Bluetooth is turned off on the paired device. To reconnect, open Bluetooth settings and select the X Rocker device again.

Can I connect two X Rocker chairs to one transmitter?

Each chair requires its own transmitter, or you must pair one chair at a time.

What does the blue LED on my X Rocker mean?

When the blue LED stays on solid, the chair is successfully paired. When audio plays, the LED slowly flashes. If the LED is off or blinking rapidly, the chair is not paired or is out of range.