ZS-RS70BTB_CED [GB] 4- 47 0-543 -13 (1)
4- 47 0-543 -13 (1)
P ersonal A udio S yst em
Oper ating Instructions
©2013 Sony Corpor ation Print ed in China
ZS-RS70BTB
*
and VOLUME +
have a tactile dot.
Illumination
T he illumination
has the following two
featur es.
Indication of function change
When switching t o one of five functions, the
center of the illumina tion (white) increases in
intensity to notify the user of a function
change. W hen switching to the Bluet ooth
function, both sides of the illumination ar e also
lit in blue.
Lighting effects f or audio output
Lighting effects (both sides of the illumina tion
are lit in r ed) are cr eated that synchr onize with
the music sourc e. Y ou c an turn this function on
or off as desired (See “T o turn off the light sync
function”).
Europe Only
Disposal of waste ba tteries
(applicable in the Eur opean
Union and other Eur opean
countries with separ at e
collection syst ems)
T his symbol on the batt ery or on the packaging
indicates tha t the battery provided with this
product shall not be tr eated as household w aste.
On certain batt eries this symbol might be used in
combination with a chemic al symbol. T he
chemical symbols for mer cury (Hg) or lead (Pb)
are added if the ba ttery contains more than
0. 0005% mercury or 0. 004% lead. By ensuring
these batteries ar e disposed of corr ectly , you will
help prevent pot entially negative consequenc es
for the envir onment and human health which
could otherwise be caused b y inappropriate
waste handling of the batt ery . T he r ecycling of
the materials will help to c onserve natural
resour ces.
In case of pr oducts that for safety , per formance
or data integrity r easons requir e a permanent
connection with an inc orporat ed battery , this
battery should be replac ed by qualified service
staff only . T o ensure that the ba ttery will be
treat ed properly , hand over the pr oduct at
end-of-life to the applic able collection point for
the recycling of electric al and electronic
equipment.
For all o ther batteries, please view the section on
how to remove the ba ttery from the product
safely . Hand the battery over to the applicable
collection point f or the recycling of wast e
batteries.
For mor e detailed inf ormation about recycling of
this product or batt ery , please contact your local
Civic Office, your household waste disposal
service or the shop where you pur chased the
product.
Licenc e and T r ademark Notic e
MPEG Layer -3 audio coding t echnology and
patents lic ensed from Fr aunhofer IIS and
T homson.
Windows Media is either a register ed
trademark or tr ademark of Microsoft
Corpor ation in the United S tates and/or other
countries.
T his product cont ains technology subject to
certain intellectual pr operty rights of Microsoft.
Use or distribution of this technology outside
of this product is pr ohibited without the
appropriat e license(s) from Micr osoft.
T he Bluetooth wor d mark and logos are owned
by the Bluetoo th SIG, Inc. and any use of such
marks by Sony C orporation is under lic ense.
T he N Mark is a trademark or r egistered
trademark of NFC F orum, Inc. in the United
Stat es and in other countries.
Android is a trademark of G oogle Inc.
Other trademarks and tr ade names are those
of their respective owners. In this manual, ™
and
®
marks are no t specified.
Basic Oper ations
Befor e using the unit
T o turn the power on or off
Pr ess OPERA TE
. Y ou can also turn on the
power of this unit using the direct power -on
function (below).
In this manual, opera tions are mainly e xplained
using the direct power -on function.
T o use the direct power -on function
Pr ess CD
, USB
, BLUET O O TH
, RADIO
DAB/FM
or AUDIO IN
while the unit is
turned off. T he power turns on with the relevant
function selected .
T o adjust the volume
Pr ess VOLUME + or
.
T he volume level of this unit is adjustable in
steps from 0 t o 31. For the 31st st ep, “V OL MAX” is
displayed.
T o listen thr ough headphones
Connect headphones t o the (headphones) jack
.
T o reinf or ce the bas s
Pr ess MEGA BASS
.
“MEGA BASS” lights up on the display .
T o return to normal sound, pr ess the button
again.
T o turn off the light sync function
T he light sync function cr eates lighting effects
that synchroniz e with the music sourc e. By
default, this function is on, but you c an turn it off
as desired .
Hold down LIGHT SYNC
until “LIGHT SYNC
OFF” appears on the display .
T o turn on the function, hold down the button
again until “LIGHT SYNC ON” appears.
Playing a music disc
Y ou can play the following types of discs with
this unit.
Audio CDs on which CD-DA tr acks ar e rec orded
in CD-DA disc f ormat
CD-R/CD-RW discs on which MP3 or WMA
audio files are r ecor ded in ISO9660 Level 1/
Level 2 or Joliet
1 Pr ess CD
to turn on the CD function.
2 P res s PUSH OPEN/CL OSE
, and plac e
a disc in the CD compartment with the
label side up.
Label side up
3 P res s PUSH OPEN/CL OSE
to close
the CD compartment.
(Example: when an audio CD is loaded)
T otal number of tracks
T otal playing time
(Example: when an MP3/WMA disc is loaded)
T otal number of folders*
* If MP3/WMA files are present only on the r oot
direct ory (“ROO T” folder), “1FLDR” appears on
the display .
4 Press
to start playback.
T r ack or MP3/WMA file number
Playing time
When you play an MP3/WMA disc, the f older
name*
1
and song title are displayed bef ore the
playing time*
2
appears.
*
1
If there is no f older , “ROO T” appears on the
display .
*
2
If the playing time is longer than 100 minutes,
“--:--” appears on the display .
Other oper ations
To Do this
P ause playback Press
. T o return to
playback, pres s the button
again.
Stop playback Press
. When you pr ess
after playback is
stopped, playback st arts from
the beginning of the track/
file you were last playing
(Resume Play).
Cancel Resume
Play
Press
twice. When you
pres s
after you canc el
Resume Play , playback star ts
from the beginning of the
first track/file .
Select a folder
on an MP3/
WMA disc
Press
(Folder) + or
.
Select a track/
file
Press
or
. Y ou can
skip track s/files one by one.
Find a point in a
track/file
Hold down
or
during playback, and release
the button at the desir ed
point. When loc ating a point
while paused, pr ess
to
start playback after the
desired point is f ound.
Tip
Resume Play is canc elled if you press
, open
the CD compartment or turn off the unit.
Other oper ations
To Do this
P ause playback Press
. T o return to
playback, pres s the button
again*.
Stop playback Press
. When you pr ess
after playback is
stopped, playback st arts from
the point where you stoppe d
playback (Resume Play).
Cancel Resume
Play
Press
twice. When you
pres s
after you canc el
Resume Play , playback star ts
from the beginning of the
first file.
Select a folder
Press
(Folder) + or
.
Select a file Press
or
. Y ou can
skip files one by one.
T o skip files continuously ,
hold down
or
and
release the button a t the
desired tr ack/file.
Find a point in
a file
Hold down
or
during playback, and release
the button at the desir ed
point. When loc ating a point
while paused, pr ess
to
start playback after the
desired point is f ound.
Remove a USB
device
Hold down
until “NO
DEV” appears on the display ,
and then disconnect the USB
device.
* When playing a VBR MP3/WMA file, playback may
restart fr om a different point.
Note
When r emoving a USB device, alw ays hold down
until “NO DEV” appears on the display . Removing
the USB device without performing this step may
corrupt the da ta on the USB device or damage the
device itself .
T o change play modes
Pr ess MODE
repeat edly while the USB device
is stopped.
For de tails, see “Selecting play mode” on the
back page.
Notes on the USB devic e
It may take a long time bef ore playback starts
when:
the f older structure is comple x.
the USB devic e is close to capacity .
Do not save non-MP3/WMA files or unneces sary
folders to a USB devic e that contains MP3/WMA
files.
During playback, folders that c ontain no MP3/
WMA files are skipped .
T he audio formats supporte d by this unit are as
follows:
MP3: file e xtension “ .mp3”
WMA: file e xtension “ .wma”
Note that even if the file name has the c orrect file
extension but the actual file w as create d in a
different audio f ormat, this unit may produc e
noise or may malfunction.
MP3 PRO format is not supporte d.
WMA files encoded in WMA DRM, WMA L ossless
and WMA PRO formats canno t be played back.
T his unit canno t play audio files on a USB device in
the following cases;
when the t otal number of audio files in a single
folder ex ceeds 999 .
when the t otal number of audio files on a single
USB device e xcee ds 5,000 .
when the t otal number of folders on a single
USB device e xcee ds 255 (including the “ROO T”
folder).
when the dir ectory level (folder depths) e xcee ds
8 (including the “ROO T” f older).
T hese numbers may vary depending on the file
and folder structure .
Compatibility with all enc oding/writing software is
not guar anteed. If audio files on the USB devic e
were originally enc oded with incompatible
software , those files may produc e noise or
interrupte d sound, or may not be played back at
all.
Folder names and file names c an be displayed
using up to 32 char acters, including quotation
marks.
Charact ers and symbols that cannot be displayed
by the unit will appear as “_” .
T his unit conf orms to version 1.0 , 1. 1, 2.2, 2.3 and
2.4 of the ID3 tag format f or MP3 files and the
WMA tag format (defined b y ASF (Advanced
Systems F ormat) specifica tion) for WMA files.
When a file has the ID3 or WMA tag inf ormation,
song title, artist name, and album name will be
displayed. If a file does not have the t ag
information, the unit displays as f ollows:
File name instead of the song title.
“NO ARTIST” message instead of the artist
name.
“NO ALBUM” message instead of the album
name.
ID3 and WMA tag information c an be displayed up
to 32 char acters.
Recor ding music fr om a disc
to a USB devic e
Y ou can recor d a whole disc (Synchr o Recor ding)
or a currently playing tr ack or file (single track
rec ording) to a USB devic e (digital music player
or USB stor age media, etc.).
When r ecor ding from a CD , the tr acks are
rec orded as MP3 files at 128 kbps. When
rec ording fr om an MP3/WMA disc, MP3/WMA
files are r ecor ded with the same bit rat e as the
original MP3/WMA files.
For c ompatible USB devices, se e “Compatible
USB devices” on the back page .
1 Connect the USB devic e to the
(USB)
port
.
2 P lace a disc you w ant to re cor d in the CD
compartment.
T o rec ord a whole disc
Pr oceed to st ep 3.
T o rec ord MP3/WMA files in a specific
folder
Press (Folder) + or
repeat edly to select
the folder you want.
T o rec ord onl y your favorite tr acks/files
Perf orm steps 1 to 5 of “Cr eating your own
progr am (Progr am Play)” on the back page .
T o rec ord a single tr ack/file
Select and start playback of the track/file you
want to r ecor d.
3 P res s REC CD USB
.
“REC” flashes and the unit starts calcula ting
the amount of free spac e on the USB device.
When the c alculation is finished,
“FREE***G”/“FREE***M” (remaining st orage
space on the devic e, in gigabytes/megabyt es),
and then “PUSH ENT” appears on the display .
If “L O W ***M” appears on the display , ther e is
insufficient space on the devic e. T o cancel
rec ording, pr ess
. T o continue rec ording
anyway , proceed to st ep 4.
4 Pr ess ENTER
.
Recor ding starts. Do not remove the USB
device while r ecor ding.
Playback stops aut omatically when Synchr o
Recor ding is complet ed.
Playback continues when r ecor ding of a single
track/file is c ompleted .
Other oper ations
To Do this
Stop r ecor ding Press
. An MP3/WMA file
is creat ed up to the point the
rec ording w as stopped.
Remove a USB
device
Pr ess USB
, then hold down
until “NO DEV” appears
on the display , and then
disconnect the USB devic e.
Example of folder structur e and
playing or der
T he playing or der of the folders and files is as
follows:
Folder
MP3/WMA file
Notes on MP3/WMA discs
When a disc is loaded , the unit reads all the files
on that disc. During this time, “READING” is
displayed. If ther e are many folders or non-MP3/
WMA files on the disc, it may take a long time f or
play to begin or for the ne xt MP3/WMA file to
start to play .
W e rec ommend that non-MP3/WMA files or
unneces sary folders are ex cluded when creating
MP3/WMA discs.
During playback, folders that c ontain no MP3/
WMA files are skipped .
T he audio formats supporte d by this unit are as
follows:
MP3: File extension “ .mp3”
WMA: File extension “ .wma”
Note that even if the file name has the c orrect file
extension but the actual file w as create d in a
different audio f ormat, this unit may produc e
noise or may malfunction.
MP3 PRO format is not supporte d.
WMA files encoded in WMA DRM, WMA L ossless
and WMA PRO formats canno t be played back.
T his unit canno t play audio files on a disc in the
following cases:
When the to tal number of audio files ex ceeds
511.
When the to tal number of folders on a single
disc ex ceeds 5 11.
When the dir ectory level (folder depths) ex ceeds
9 (including the “ROO T” f older).
Folder names and file names c an be displayed
with up to 32 char acters, including quotation
marks.
Charact ers and symbols that cannot be displayed
by the unit will appear as “_” .
T his unit conf orms to version 1.0 , 1. 1, 2.2, 2.3 and
2.4 of the ID3 tag format f or MP3 files and the
WMA tag format (defined b y ASF (Advanced
Systems F ormat) specifica tion) for WMA files.
When a file has the ID3 or WMA tag inf ormation,
song title, artist name, and album name will be
displayed. If a file does not have the t ag
information, the unit displays as f ollows:
File name instead of the song title.
“NO ARTIST” message instead of the artist
name.
“NO ALBUM” message instead of the album
name.
ID3 and WMA tag information c an be displayed up
to 32 char acters.
T o change play modes
Pr ess MODE
repeat edly while the disc is
stopped.
For de tails, see “Selecting play mode” on the
back page.
Listening to music on a USB
device
Y ou can listen to audio files store d on a USB
device (a digital music player or USB st orage
media).
Audio files in MP3 and WMA formats* c an be
played on this unit.
For c ompatible USB devices, se e “Compatible
USB devices” on the back page .
* Files with DRM (Digital Rights Management)
copyright pr otection or files downloaded fr om an
online music store c annot be played on this unit. If
you try to play one of these files, the unit plays
the next unpr otected audio file .
1 Connect the USB devic e to the
(USB)
port
.
Note
T his unit canno t be used to charge USB devic es.
2 P res s USB
to turn on the USB function.
T he volume label* scr olls once, then the t otal
folder number appears on the display .
T otal folder number
* If the USB device does not have a volume label,
“ST ORAGE DRIVE” scr olls.
A volume label is a name that you can assign t o
data stor age media or devices.
3 Pr ess
to start playback.
T he folder name and song title ar e displayed,
and then the file number and playing time
appear .
File number
Playing time*
* If the playing time is longer than 100 minutes,
“--:--” appears on the display .
W ARNING
T o reduce the risk of fir e or electric shock, do
not expose this appar atus t o rain or moistur e.
T o reduce the risk of fir e or electric shock, do not
expose this appar atus to dripping or splashing,
and do not place obje cts filled with liquids, such
as vases, on the appar atus.
As the main plug is used to disc onnect the unit
from the mains, c onnect the unit to an easily
acc essible AC outle t. Should you notice an
abnormality in the unit, disconnect the main plug
from the A C outlet immediatel y .
T he unit is not disc onnected fr om the AC power
sourc e (mains) as long as it is connected t o the
wall outlet, even if the unit itself has be en turned
off.
Do not install the applianc e in a confined space ,
such as a bookc ase or built-in cabine t.
Exc essive sound pres sure fr om earphones and
headphones can cause hearing los s.
Do not expose the ba tteries (battery pack or
batteries installed) t o ex cessive heat such as
sunshine, fir e or the like for a long time .
T he nameplat e is located on the bo ttom exterior .
Notic e for cust omers: the
following inf ormation is onl y
applicable t o equipment sold
in countries appl ying EU
dir ectives
T his pr oduct has been manufacture d by or on
behalf of Sony Corpor ation, 1- 7 - 1 Konan
Minato-k u T ok yo, 108-0075 Japan. Inquiries
relat ed to product c ompliance based on
European Union legislation shall be addr essed to
the authorized r epresenta tive, Sony Deutschland
GmbH, Hedelfinger Str asse 61, 70327 Stuttgart,
Germany . F or any service or guar antee matters,
please ref er to the addresses pr ovided in the
separa te service or guarante e documents.
Disposal of Old Electrical &
Electr onic Equipment
(Applicable in the Eur opean
Union and other Eur opean
countries with separ at e
collection syst ems)
T his symbol on the pr oduct or on its packaging
indicates tha t this product shall not be tr eated as
household waste . Instead it shall be handed over
to the applicable c ollection point for the
recycling of electric al and electronic equipment.
By ensuring this product is disposed of c orrectly ,
you will help prevent pot ential negative
consequenc es for the envir onment and human
health, which could o therwise be caused by
inappropriat e waste handling of this pr oduct. T he
recycling of ma terials will help to conserve
natur al resourc es. For mor e detailed inf ormation
about recycling of this pr oduct, please contact
your local Civic Office , your household waste
disposal service or the shop where you
purchased the pr oduct.
P ower Sour c es
T o erase audio files or f olders from the
USB device
1 Select the audio file or folder you w ant to
erase .
Press
or
to select an audio file.
Press
(Folder) + or
to select a folder .
2 P res s ERASE
.
“ERASE?” appears on the display .
3 P res s ENTER
.
“TRACK ERASE?” or “FOLDER ERASE?” appears
on the display .
4 Pr ess ENTER
.
T he selecte d audio file or folder is erased , and
“COMPLETE” appears on the display .
Folder and file gener a tion rules
When first r ecor ding to a USB device , a “MUSIC”
folder is cr eated dire ctly below the “ROO T . ”
Folders and files ar e genera ted within any of the
transf er mode-oriented folders as follows.
Synchr o Recor ding*
1
Recor ding
sourc e
Folder name File name
MP3/WMA Same as the rec ording sour ce*
2
CD-DA “FLDR001”*
3
“TRACK001”*
4
Single tr ack rec ording
Recor ding
sourc e
Folder name File name
MP3/WMA
“REC1”*
5
Same as the
rec ording
sourc e*
2
CD-DA “TRACK001”*
4
*
1
Recor ding a whole disc, MP3/WMA files in a
specific folder and only your f avorite tracks/files
(Progr am play)
*
2
A folder name of up to 32 charact ers can be
assigned.
*
3
Folder names are as signed in sequential order up
to a maximum of 255 (including the “RO O T” and
“MUSIC” folders).
*
4
File names ar e assigned in sequential order .
*
5
A new file is rec orded to the “RE C1” folder each
time single track r ecor ding is performed.
Notes
If you start rec ording in shuffle play or repea t play
mode, the selecte d play mode is automatically
changed to normal play .
Do not remove the USB devic e during rec ording or
erase oper ations. Doing so may corrup t the data
on the device or damage the devic e itself.
While r ecor ding from an MP3/WMA disc, no sound
is output and “HI-SPEED” appears on the display .
CD- TEXT information is not transf erred in the
creat ed MP3 files.
Recor ding stops automatic ally if:
the USB devic e runs out of space during
rec ording.
the number of audio files and f olders on the
USB device r eaches the limit that the unit can
rec ognize.
the function is changed .
If a folder or file that you ar e trying to recor d has
the same name as folder or file alr eady existing on
the USB device, a se quential number is added
after the name without overwriting the original
folder or file.
Y ou c annot erase MP3/WMA f olders during
playback or pause.
Non-MP3/WMA format files or sub folders in the
folder to be er ased are not er ased.
Radio sound cannot be r ecor ded to a USB device .
Note on c opyright -prot ected content
T he re corded music is limit ed to privat e use only .
Use of the music beyond this limit requir es
permission from the c opyright holders.
Making a wir eless c onnection
with Bluetoo th devices
Y ou can enjoy music wirelessly via the Bluet ooth
function built in to your devices.
Choose one of the following thr ee connection
methods best suited f or the Bluetooth devic e.
For de tails on how to opera te your device , refer
to the oper ating instructions supplied with the
device.
P airing with a Bluetoo th device:
see
P attern A
Bluetooth devic es need to be “pair ed” with each
other befor ehand.
Connecting with a pair ed devic e:
see
P attern B
T o listen to music with a Bluetooth devic e that
has been paired , see this pattern.
One touch c onnection with a smartphone
(NFC):
see
P attern C
Using an NFC-c ompatible smartphone, you can
establish a Bluetoo th connection by just
touching the unit with it.
Check the following befor e opera ting the unit.
Both the unit and the device are plac ed within
1 m of each other .
T he unit is connected t o the AC power c ord, or
the OPR/BA TT indic ator is lit.
T he operating instructions supplied with the
device ar e at hand.
P attern A
P airing and c onnecting with a
Bluetoo th device
1
Pr ess BLUET O O TH
to turn on the
Bluetoo th function.
2 T urn on the Bluetooth function of the
Bluetoo th device.
For de tails, ref er to the operating instructions
supplied with the device .
If no devices have been pair ed, such as when
you pres s BLUET OO TH
for the first time
after you purchase the unit, the unit
automaticall y enters pairing mode, and the
Bluetooth indic ator (
) and “P AIRING” on the
display flash. In this case, pr oce ed to step 4.
3 Hold down BL UET O O TH-P AIRING
until
two beeps are hear d.
T he unit enters pairing mode , and the
Bluetooth indic ator
( ) and “P AIRING” on the
display flash.
4 P erform the pairing proc edure on the
Bluetoo th device to de tect the unit.
5 Select “SONY :ZS-RS70BT/BTB” shown on
the display of the Bluetoo th device.
If “SONY :ZS-RS70BT/BTB” does no t appear on
the device’ s display , r epeat fr om step 2.
Note
Some devices canno t display a list of detected
devices.
6 If P as scode* input is r equired on the
display of the Bluetoo th device, input
“0000. ”
T he Bluet ooth connection is establishe d.
“BTAUDIO” appears on the display .
* “Pas scode” may be r eferre d to as “P asskey ,”
“PIN code, ” “PIN number , ” or “P asswor d. ”
Tip
T o pair with o ther Bluetooth devic es, repeat st eps 2
to 6 for each devic e.
Notes
P airing mode of the unit is cancelled aft er about
5minutes, and the Bluetoo th indicator ( ) flashes.
If pairing mode is cancelle d while performing this
proc edure, st art over from step 3.
T he passc ode of the unit is fixed as “0000 . ” T he
unit cannot be pair ed with a Bluetooth devic e
whose P asscode is no t “0000. ”
Once Bluet ooth devices ar e paired, ther e is no
need to pair those devic es again. However , in the
following case , you will need to perform the
pairing proc edure again.
T he unit is pair ed with 10 or mor e devices.
T he unit can be pair ed with up to 9 Bluetoo th
devices. If a new devic e is paired after 9 devic es
have been paired , the device whose latest
connection time is the oldest among the 9
paired devic es is replace d with the new one.
More than one devic e can be paired with the unit,
but sound will be heard fr om just one of those
devices.
Connect the A C power cor d
, or insert six R14 (size C) batt eries (not supplied) into the battery
compartment
.
T o AC IN
T o a wall outlet
AC power c ord
(supplied)
Notes
Replace the batt eries when the OPR/BA TT indicat or
dims, or when the unit becomes inoper able. Replace all
of the batteries with new ones. Befor e you replac e the batteries, be sur e to remove any CD and disc onnect any
USB devices or optional c omponents from the unit.
T o use the unit on ba tteries, disconnect the A C power cor d from the unit and the wall outlet.
T o use the power -management function
T his unit is equipped with an aut omatic standby function. With this function, the unit enters st andby
mode automaticall y after about 15 minutes if there is no oper ation or audio signal output.
T o turn standby mode on or off, pr ess DISPLA Y
while holding down
. Each time you pres s the
buttons, “ AUT O ST ANDBY ON” or “ AUT O ST ANDBY OFF” appears on the display .
Notes
T he displayed c ontent starts flashing on the display about 2 minutes befor e entering standby mode.
In standby mode with the AC power c ord c onnected, “ST ANDBY” appears on the display .
T he automatic st andby function is not available with the FM function.
P attern B
Connecting with a pair ed Bluet ooth
device
1
Pr ess BLUET O O TH
to turn on the
Bluetoo th function.
2 T urn on the Bluetooth function of the
Bluetoo th device.
Tip
In the case of the last -connected Blue tooth
device, the unit tries t o re-establish a Bluet ooth
connection with it if the devic e’s Blue tooth
function is on. When a Bluet ooth connection is
established, the Blue tooth indicat or (
) on the
display stays on.
3 Sele ct “SONY :ZS-RS7 0BT/BTB” shown in
the display of the Bluetoo th device.
If neces sary , select Bluetooth pr ofile “ A2DP , ”
which the unit supports. For det ails on the
profile , see “What is Blue tooth Wir eless
T echnology?”
T he Bluet ooth connection is establishe d and
“BTAUDIO” appears on the display .
Notes
T his step may not be ne cessary for some
devices.
If the unit cannot c onnect to the Bluetoo th
device, dele te “SONY :ZS-RS70BT/BTB” fr om the
Bluetooth devic e, then perform pairing again.
Bluetoo th standby mode
Bluetooth st andby mode makes the unit turn on
and switch to the Bluet ooth function
automaticall y when you try to make a Bluetoo th
connection with a Blue tooth device (only when
the AC power c ord is conne cted).
Hold down OPERA TE
until “BT ST ANDB Y ON”
appears on the display . T he unit is turned off and
enters Bluetoo th standby mode.
T o cancel the mode, r epeat the proc edure until
“BT ST ANDB Y OFF” appears. T he unit is turned off
and enters standby mode .
P attern C
Connecting with a smartphone by
One touch (NFC)
By just touching the unit with an NFC -compatible
smartphone, the unit is turned on and switched
to the Bluetoo th function automatically and then
paired and c onnected to the smartphone.
Compatible smartphones
Smartphones with the NFC function built-in
(OS: Android 2.3.3 or la ter , ex cluding Android 3.x)
About NFC
NFC (Near Field Communic ation) is a technology
enabling short-r ange wireless c ommunication
between various devic es, such as mobile phones
and IC tags. T hank s to the NFC function, data
communica tion can be achieved easily just by
touching the relev ant symbol or designated
location on NFC c ompatible devices.
1 T urn on the NFC function of the
smartphone.
For de tails, ref er to the operating instructions
supplied with the smartphone.
If your smartphone OS is Android 2.3 .3
or later , but earlier than Andr oid 4. 1
Pr oceed to st ep 2.
If your smartphone OS is Android 4. 1
or later
Pr oceed to st ep 4.
2 Download and inst all the app “NFC Easy
Connect” on the smar tphone.
“NFC Easy Connect” is an original app b y Sony
for Andr oid phones, and is available at the
Google P lay Store .
Search f or “NFC Easy Connect” or sc an the
following two-dimensional code t o download
and install the free app . Communic ation fees
are r equired t o download the app.
T he App may not be av ailable in some
countries and/or r egions.
Tip
For some smartphones, One-touch c onnection
may be available without downloading the app
“NFC Easy Connect. ” In that case, the opera tion
and specifications may be diff erent from the
description here . For det ails, refer to the
operating instructions supplie d with the
smartphone.
For the two-dimensional c ode:
Use a two-dimensional code r eader app.
3 S tart the app “NFC Easy C onnect” on the
smartphone.
Make sur e that the application scr een is
displayed.
4 T ouch the unit with the smar tphone.
Keep t ouching the smartphone to the N mark
on the unit until the smartphone responds.
Note
If your smartphone screen is lock ed, the
smartphone will not function. Release the lock,
then touch the smartphone to the N mark
again.
Smartphone responds
(unit rec ognized)
Follow the on-scr een instructions to establish
the connection.
When the Bluet ooth connection is est ablished,
“BTAUDIO” appears on the display .
Tips
If it is difficult to establish the c onnection, try
the following.
Activ ate the app “NFC Easy Conne ct” and
move the smartphone slightly across the N
mark on the unit.
If the smartphone is in a case , remove it.
T ouch the unit with the smartphone again to
disconnect.
If you have multiple NFC-c ompatible devices,
just touch the smartphone to a differ ent device
to switch the c onnection to that device . For
example, when your smartphone is c onnected
with NFC-c ompatible headphones, just touch
the smartphone to the unit to change the
Bluetooth c onnection to the unit (One-touch
connection switching).
Listening to music on a
Bluetoo th device wir eles sly
Opera tions may vary depending on the
Bluetooth devic e. Ref er also to the operating
instructions supplied with your Bluetoo th device.
1 Make the Blue tooth c onnection between
the unit and the device .
For de tails on the Bluetooth c onnection
proc edure, see “Making a wir eless conne ction
with Bluetooth devic es. ” W hen the Bluetooth
connection is establishe d, the Bluetoo th
indicator (
) on the display stays on.
2 S tart playback on the Bluetoo th device,
then adjust the volume.
Set the volume of the Bluetoo th device to a
modera te level, and pres s VOLUME or +
on the unit.
After use
Do any of the following.
T urn off the Bluetooth function of the
Bluetooth devic e. F or details, r efer to the
opera ting instructions supplied with the
device.
T urn off the Bluetooth devic e.
Change the function of the unit.
T urn off the unit.
T ouch the unit with the smartphone again to
disconnect (NFC -compa tible smartphones
only).
T o clear the paired devic e information
stor ed in the unit
1 Pr ess BLUET O O TH
to turn on the
Bluetoo th function.
2 Hold down ERASE
until “BT RESET”
appears on the display .
3 P res s ENTER
to r eset and clear the
paired devic e information.
When the pair ed device informa tion is cleared,
“COMPLETE” appears on the display .
T o cancel the reset oper ation, pr ess
befor e pressing ENTER
.
Listening to the r adio
1 Pr ess RADIO DAB/FM
repea tedly to
select the band “D AB” or “FM. ”
Recep tion of DAB/D AB+ radio
station
When you pr ess RADIO DAB/FM
for the
first time after you purchase the unit, DAB
auto tune starts automatic ally and creat es
a list of available services. During D AB auto
tune, the pr ogress indic ator flashes on the
display . Do not pr ess any butt ons during
DAB auto tune . Scanning will be
interrupte d and the service list may not be
creat ed properly .
2 P erform tuning.
For tuning t o a DAB/D AB+ station
Pr ess TUNE + or
repeat edly to tune to the
desired sta tion.
“SC” flashes on the display when the selected
primary station has a secondary service. Pr ess
TUNE + or
to tune to the sec ondary
service. “SC” lights up when a se condary
service is rec eived.
For tuning t o an FM station
Hold down TUNE + or
until the frequency
digits begin to change on the display .
T he unit automa tically scans the r adio
frequencies and st ops when it finds a clear
station.
If you cannot tune t o a station using
automatic tuning mode, press TUNE + or
repeat edly to change the fr equency step by
step.
When an FM ster eo broadc ast is rec eived, “ST”
lights up on the display .
Notes on D AB/DAB+ stations
When tuning to a D AB/DAB+ sta tion, it may take a
few sec onds before you hear any sound .
Primary service is automatically r eceived when
secondary service ends.
T his tuner does not support data services.
If the ster eo FM r eception is noisy
Pr ess MODE
repeat edly until “MONO” appears
on the display .
Y ou will lose the stereo effect, but the br oadcast
will improve .
T o make low sounds clear f or DAB/D AB+
r eception
T he DRC (Dynamic r ange contr ol) function makes
low sounds clear even when you turn the volume
down.
Check that the D AB/DAB+ station you ar e
listening to c onforms to DRC.
1 Hold down MODE
until “DRC” appears
on the display .
2 P res s TUNE + or
to select “2, ” “1”
(default setting) or “0.5. ”
T o turn the DRC function off, select “0 . ”
3 P res s ENTER
.
T o run the DAB auto tune manually
If you have moved to another ar ea, perform the
DAB auto tune manuall y and re-regist er the
contents of br oadcasts.
Hold down RADIO DAB/FM- SCAN until
“INITIAL ” and “SCAN?” appears alt ernately on the
display .
Scanning begins. Depending on the D AB/DAB+
services available in your ar ea, scanning may
take a f ew minutes.
Pr ogress indica tor
When sc anning is complete , a list of available
services is creat ed.
Notes
If your country or region does not support D AB/
DAB+ br oadcasts, “NOSIGNAL ” appears on the
display .
T he currentl y stored list of av ailable services will
be cleared onc e the DAB auto tune pr ocess has
started.
T o improve r adio r eception
Reorient the antenna to impr ove rec eption.