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The options for “POSITION" are indicated
below.
FRONT L (0); From left
FRONTRte anl right
FRONT to Center from
ALL (0). ntherenterot
your car
OFF: No position set
You can also set the appmximate subwooler
position from your listening position if the
listening position is set to other than “OFF."
The options for “SET SW PCS" are
indicated below.
NEAR ((9): Near
NORMAL (0): Normal
FAR (©l: Far
1 During reception/playhaCk, press
-, rotate the control dial until
“SOUND” appears, then press it.
2 Rolale the control that until
“POSITION” appears, then press it.
3 Ram: [lie control dial until “SET FIR
90$" appears, then press iL
4 Rotate the control dial to select from
“FRONT L," uFRONT R,” “FRONT”0I
“ALL," [lien press it.
5 Rotate the control dial until “SET SW
POS” appears, then press iL
6 Rotate the control dial to select the
suhwnoier position from “NEAR,"
“NORMAL” or “FAR," Ihcn press ii,
7 Press ti (BACK) to return to the
prL'vious display.
Tu cancel listcnlng position, select “OFF" in
step 4.
Adjusting the listening
pos lon
You can finertune thc lislcning position
setting.
1 During reception/playback, press
-, rotate the control dial until
“SOUND” appears, their press it,
2 Rotate the control dial until
“POSITION” appears, then press it,
3 Rotate the control dial uutil “ADI
POSITION” appears, then press it,
4 Relate the control dial to adjust the
listening position, then press it.
Adjustable range; “+3" — “CENTER” —
£3,
5 press <3 (BACK) to return to the
previous display.
DM+ Advanced
DM+ Advanced improves digitally
compressed sound by restoring high
frequencies lost in the compression process
1 During playback, press -, rotate.
the control dial until “SOUND"
appears, then press it.
2 Ralall: lhc cunlml dial until “DM+”
appears. then press it
3 Rotate the control dial to selecl “0N,”
[lien press it.
4 Press :7 (BACK) to return to the
previous display.
The DMt setiing rnn be inrinornrd {or each
source other Lhnn HIE timer.
Using rear speakers as
subwuofer — Rear Bass
Enhancer
Rear Bass Enhancer enhanees the bass
sound by applying a low pass Filler setting
(page 37) to the rear speakers. This function
allows the rear speakers to work as a
suhwonter ifona is not connected.
1 During reception/playback, press
-, rotate the control di 1 until
“SOUND" appears, then press it.
2 Rotate the control dial until “RB ENH"
appears, then press it.
3 Rotate the control dial until “RBE
MODE” appears, their press it.
4 Rotate the control dial Io select from
“,”1 “2” or “3," then press it,
5 Press <3 (BACK) to return lnthc
previous display,
Using a subwoofer without a
power amplifier
— Subwoofer Direct
Connection
You can use the subwuoi’er Without a power
amplifier when it is connected to the rear
speaker curd.
Be sure Io connect a 4 . 8 ohm snbwoofer to
either at the rear speaker rtirds. Do not connect a
walker to the other rear speaker and.
1 During reception/playback, press
-, rotate the control dial until
“SOUND" appears, lhen press it.
2 Rulalc the control dial until “sw
nlluac" appears, then press it,
3 Rulale the control dinl until “sw
MODE” appears, then press IL
4 Rotate the control dial to select “1,“ “2”
or “,"3 then press it.
5 Press 9 (BACK) to return to the
previous display.
For details on the settings for thc subwooler
phase, position, low pass filter frequency
and the low pass filter slope, see page 37.
Adjusting setup items
_|
Press MENU , rotate the control dial
until the desired category appears, then
press it,
Rotate the control dial until the desired
item appears, then press iL
Rotate the contrul dial to select the
setting, then press it.”
The selling is coluplelc.
4:.
Press 3 (BACK) [0 return In the
previous display.
‘ I'm CLOCK-ADI .ind B'l M settings, step 4 is
not necessary.
The following items can he set depending
on the suurce and setting:
GENERAL:
CLOCK-ADJ (Clock Adjust) (page 7)
CAUT ALM“ (Caution Alarm)
Activates the caution alarm: “0N."
“OFF" (page 7).
BEEP
Acllvales the beep sound: “0N," “OFF."
AUTO OFF
shuts or; automatically after a desired
time when the unit is turned off “NO,"
“305 (Seconds)," “3th (Minutes)? “60M
(Minutes)."
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36
AUX-A‘W (AUX Audie)
Actlvalcs the AUX source dlsplay: “0N,”
“OFF" (page 38),
FADER
Adjusts the relative level: “FRONT 15" r
“CENTER" 7 “REARJS.”
c'r (Cluck Tlme)
Activates the CT filncliun: “ON,” "OFF"
(1mg: 12).
BTM"(Page ll)
ZAPPIN ‘4
ZAP TIME (Zappin Time)
Selects the playback time for the
ZAPPlN function.
— “Z TlMErl (abaul 6s:conds)."
“z,TlMF.-z (abnur 15 seconds),"
“2 TIME-3 (about 30 seconds)"
ZAP BEEP (Zappln Beep)
Applies a beep sound between track
passages: “0N," “OFF,"
PARENTAL”
Sets the parental lock to “ON” or “OFF.”
and edits the passcode (page 39),
‘I When the unit i5 turned off
~2 Does not appear m App Renmt:
‘3 When the tuncr ls sclcflcd
‘4 When the Cl) nrusll ls sulezli‘d
~5 Wl1C|I|lIC SinusXM VL'hlth Tum-r ls
mnnecled.
SOUND:
E07 PRESET (page 33)
:07 55mm; (page 33)
POSITION
SET FIR 905 (Set Front/Rear Pasitlon)
(page 34)
AD] posmowl (Adjust Posilian)
(page 34)
SET SW 1705" (Set Subwoofer Position)
(page 34)
BALANCE
Adjusts the sound balance: “Rlal—lltls”
7 “CENTER" 7 ‘ LEFTVIE.”
DM+’= (page 34)
LOUDNESS (Dynamic Loudness)
Reinmrces bass and treble for clear
sound at low Volume levels: “ON."
“OFF."
ALO (Automatlc Lwel Optimizer)
must the playback volume level of all
playback sources to the optimum level:
“0N," “OFF.”
RB ENH“ (Rear Bass Enhancer)
RBE MODE (Rear Bass Enhance!
Mode)
Selects the rear bass enhancer mode: “1,”
“2," “,”3 "OFF.”
LPF FREQ (Low Pass Filter Frequency)
Sclccts rhe subwoufer cutoff frequency:
"50m,” “601—12,” “801—12.” "lool-lz,"
“l20Hz.”
Ll’F SLOP (Low Pass Filter Slope)
Selects Llle LPF slope: “l“ “2." “3"
SW DIREC“ (Suhwoofer Direct
Cunnection)
SW MODE (Subwoofer Mode)
Selects the subwoofer mode: “1” "2," “,“3
“OFF."
sw PHASE (Subwonfel Phase)
Selects the subwoclfer phase: “NORM?
“REV.”
SW P05" (Subwaafer Position)
(Pa!)e 34)
Selects the subwuofer position: “NEAR,"
“NORMAL," “FAR.“
LPF FREQ (an Pass Filter Frequency)
Scltcls the subwool'er :ulrofffrequency:
“SUHz,” “sol-h," "sol-12," “lool—lz,"
“lonz "
Ll-‘F SLOP (Law Pass Filter Slope)
Selects the LPF slope, “l," “2 "3 "
S.WOOFER (Subwoofer)
SW LEVEL (Subwoafer Level)
Adj usls the subwoofer volume level:
“410 dB" 7 ‘10 dB" , “710 dB."
(“ATT" is displayed at the lowest
setting.)
sw PHASE (Suhwoorer Phase)
Selects the subwonfer phase: “NORM,"
“REV."
SW P05" (Subwoufer Position)
Selects the subwoofer pnsilinn: ”NEAR,"
“NORMAL,“ “FAR."
LPF FREQ (Low Pass Filter Frequency)
Selects the subwoofer cut-off frequency:
“501b,," “60H7.." “BOHZ,” “1001-12,”
“lZDHz.”
LPF SLOP (Low Pass Filler Slope)
Selects the LPF slope: “l,” “,”2 “.3'
HPF (High Pass Filter)
HPF FREQ (High Pass Filler Frequency)
Selects the front/rear speaker cutoff
frequency: “OFF," “50m," “50m,"
“80m." "tool-12,” “lzol—lz."
HPF SLOP (High Pass Filler Slope)
Selects the 1m: slope (effective only
when HPF FREQ is set to other than
“OFF"):“,"1“2,““3"
DISPLAY:
DEMO (Demonstration)
Achvales the demonstration: “0N,
“OFF."
DIMMER
changes the display brightness.
- “AT": to dim the display automatically
when you mm lights on. (Atailahle only
when the illumination contml lead is
cunncclcd.)
— “ON": to dim the display
- “OFF". deactivate the dimmer.
COLOR (Preset Color)
Selects the preset color of the display and
buttons on the main unit (page 20))
CUSTOM-C (Custom Color)
Selects a preset color as a basis for
further customizing (page 2l ).
5ND SVNC
Selects the color with sound
synchronization: “ON, OFF"
(page 21).
WHT MENU
Sets the effect when the source is
switched: “ON.” “OFF" (page 21).
AUX VOL“ (AUX Volume Level)
Adjusts the volume level for each
connected auxiliary equipment;
“+18 dB" — “0 dB’ 7 78 dB."
This setting negates Lhe need to adjust
the volume level between sources.
BTA VOL (Bluetooth Audio Volume
Level)” (page 29)
'1 Does not appear when “SET F/R r03" is set to
“01:1: "
'2 Docs not appear when the tuner is selected,
'3 when “5w DIREC” is set to “opp,"
*4 When “REE MODE” is set ta ”OFF "
.5 when the AUX is suleclcd
’6 when Blucmoth audio source l5 activated.
START-WHT
Sets the start up color: “ON," “OFF"
(page 22).
AUTO SCR’ (Auto Scroll)
Scrolls long items autumiuicnlly: “0N."
“OFF."
‘ when (lu- CD or USB is selected.
BT [Bluelooth]:
For details on setup items for the Bluetnoth
settings, see page 23.
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APP REM:
Stan establishing App Remote.
Using optional
equipment
Auxiliary audio
equipment
By connecting an optional portable audio
devtce to the AUX input jack (stereo mini
jack) on the unit and then simply selecting
the source. you can lislen on your car
spealels.
Connecting the portable audio devite
1 Tunl offlhe panabl: audio dcvice.
2 Turn down the volume on the unit.
3 Count-ct (hi: pm’lnhl: nudm device to “IE
u with . connecting mnl (not suppludr.
' Bc sure to use a straight type plug,
Adjusting the volume level
Be sure to adjllsl the volume {or each
connected audio device before playback.
1 Tum down the volume on the mill.
2 Press repeatedly until
“AUX" appears.
3 sum uhyhuek nfllli: yollabll- nudin device
ut a mndemlc volume.
4 Set your usual listening volume on the mil
5 Adjust the input level (page 37).
S iusXM Vehicle Tuner
Everything \vurLl'l listening to ts on
SiriusXM, gelling oyer 130 channels,
including the most commercialrfree music,
plus the best sports. news, talk and
entertainment. A SiriusXM Vehicle Tuner
(sold separately) amt Subscription are
required. For more information, visit
wwwrsiriusxmiom.
To listen to Siriust Satellite Radio. a
subscription is required. Activate the
SirlusXM VCl’IIClE Tuner using one ofllle
two methods below:
. Online: Go to \mwstrtusxnncom/
activatenow
. Phone: Call Lamas-2349
Fnr SiriusXM activation, the Radio ID is
required
Displaying the sirlttsXM Radio ID
1 During playback, press Q (BROWSE) to
enter the browse mode.
2 Rotate the control dial it! select the channel
“0," thin: press it.
To select “SiRlUSXM.” press
beforehand.
Selecting channels
1 Press Q (BROWSE) to enter the Irrowse
mode.
2 Rutnle the control dial to select the desired
(hnnnel, then press it.
Selecting (hanneIs from categories
1 Press FTY/GAT to enter hmwse mode,
2 Rotate the control dial to select the desired
category, then press it.
Storing channels
1 while receiving the channel that you wznl
to stare. press and hold a number button
(G) to .1 Ilnlil “MEM” appears,
To receive the stored channel, select “5x1,"
"5x2" or “5x3" by pressing -, then
press a number button ((3 to @).
Parental control
Some SiriusXM channels contain content
that is not sililable for children. You can
enable a parental control passcodc for these
channels,
1 0n the GENERAL menu (page 35), min:
the control dial to select “PARENTAL.”
then press it.
2 Roulc the control dis-l lo selccl "LOCK
SEL,” then press i
3 ltntnte the control tiiitl to select “LOCKr
0N," then pressit.
To unblock the channels, select “OFF" in
step 3, then enter the passcudc. The initial
passcode is “0000."
changing the passcode
1 0n the GENERAL menu (page 35), rotate
the rontrnl dial to select “PARENTAL,”
then press it,
2 Rotate the control dial to select “CODE
EDIT," then presr it.
3 0nIhccurrentpusswdeinpntdiaplzy,elller
the current passcndc. then press the control
tllal.
'l‘hc nurnl passcodc is “(10ml "
4 On the new pusscode input display, enter
your new 4~digil pnrsende, then press the
callirol dial.
changing display items
Press in change as follows:
Channel Number (Default) 9 Channcl
Name 9 Artist Name -> Song Title -)
Content info a Category Name 4) Clock
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Add‘ 'onal
Information
Precautions
- Cool uflllic unit bcforrliand ifyuur mi has
bccn parked in direcisunlight.
- Du rim lsavc lhe frunl panel rir audio devices
brought in insldk‘ lhe car. or itmay cause
mzlfilndion due to high temperature in
Llirccl sunlighl.
. Power nntcniia (nciial) extends
nulumntically.
Moisture :nndensatlon
Should moisture cniideiisariun occur inside
ilil: unit, rcmuvc llil: dis: and wall fur about sin
hour furil to dry uut, ulherwisr ilu: unit will
not operate properly.
To rnainrain high sound quality
Do nm splash liquid onto |l]l: unit or discs,
Notes on dists
. Dn not expose discs it) directsnniighrorhcnr
sourtcs such as hotair ducts,iior leave it in .1
ulr purktd in diretl sunlight.
. Before playing. wipe rhe
discs Willi a cleaning cloill
from ihc cciitcr out. Do not
uss' solvents such as
bmzinc, thinner,
tummercially available
cit-anus.
. This unit rs designed :0 play back discs il'ifll
conform to (ht' Compacl Disc (CD)
standards DualDiscs and same ofthc "1“le
discs encoded wuh (ripyriglfl Priiletliun
tcchnolngics do not conform to the Compact
Disc (CD) standard. therefore. these discs
may not be playable by llils unit
- Discs:hanhisnniicmuorplay
— Discs with labels srrclrsrs. or sticky iapc or
paper airrrchcd. Doing so may causc a
malfuncllon. or may ruin the disc
— Discs wuli nonvslimdard shapes (mgs hem,
square, slur). Attempting to do sci may
damage Ill: LIKIlL
7 ll En1(3 ‘liinldisrs.
Nines on CD-RlCD-RW discs
- The maximum number of: (CDrR/CDVR“,
only)
v folders (albumsl 150 (including ram foldel)
s filcs (tucks) nnrl {aldcrs 300 (may less (lizln
300 iffoldel/filc liamL-sn‘llltuin mully
(hat riders)
s displdy‘dblr Channel's for u [alder/file mime:
32 UDIIL’UIG4 (Romeo)
- lfrhe multi sinn disc begins with a CD-
DA session, i rzmgnized as a CDVDA disc,
and oihsr sessions are noi Played back
- Discs [has this unit CANNOT play
, CDVK/CDVRW nrponr icmidrng quality
- CD-R/CD»RW rL-cordcd with an
incompaiiblc recording device
7 CDrR/Cnskw which isfiunlizcd lucnrrci'lys
r CDrR/CDVRW oLhci than Ihos: recurdcd in
music CD format or MP3 formal conforming
tn lsovssu Level l/Levsl 2, lniiei/Rornen or
mulhrscssloliv
Playback order of MP3IWMAI
AAC files
MPZMMAIAAC D fir")
a run
MPBIWMAI
AA: filn ("add
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About i Pod
- You can comical tu tho following tPnd
models Update your iPotl devices to the
latest software before use.
Made for
7 iPod touch (4th geilerulion)
7 iPod touch (3rd generation)
ciPotI touch (2nd generation)
ciPod classic
eiPotl nano (6th generation)
eipott nano (Sill generation)
eipod nano (4th generation)
eipod nano (3rd generation)
-iPnd nane (2nd generation)
cil’od nano (lst generatinl‘l)‘
cil’hone 45
cil’llotle 4
— iPhonc 36$
— iPl‘lonc 3(i
‘ Passcllgcr normal is not available {or iPod nanu
tist gcncralmn).
. “Made for lPod" and "Made for iPthc”
mean that an electronic accessory has been
designed to connect specifically to iPod or
iPhone respectively and has been cemfied
by the developer to meet Apple
perronnance standards. Apple is not
responsible {or the operation othis device
or its compliance with safety and
regulatory standards. Please note that the
ttse of this accessory with lPocl or iPhone
may aitect tvtrcless pcrformance.
About Bluetooth function
Wha‘ ls Bluetooth technology?
- Bluetdnth wirclcss technology is a shonc
range wticlcss technology that enables
wireless data communication bclwct‘n digital
devices, such as a cellular phone and a
headset. Bluetooth Wireless technology
operates within a range ofabout to in (about
33 {car}, Connecting two devices is common.
but some dcviccs can be connected in
multiple devices at the same nine
. You do not need to use a cab]: f0:
connection since hluetnnth lechnnltlgy is a
wireless technology. neither is it necessary
for the devices to face on: another. such is
the case with infrared technology. For
example. you can use such a device in a bag
or pocket.
- Bluctouth lcchnulugy is an international
standard suppotred by mtllinns at
companies all over the world, and employed
by various companies warldwidc.
0n Bluetooth communication
. Blucloulh Wireless technology operates
wrthin a range ntabnut to in.
Maximum communication range may vary
depending on obstacles (person, metal. wall.
etc.) or electromagnetic environment,
. The following conditions may affect the
scnsilivhy of Bluemml-l communication.
— There is an obstacle such as a person. metal.
0! Wall between this uilii and Elm-moth
dcvicc.
, A device using 1.4 (5111 ircqucncy, such as a
wireless LAN device. cordlcss tolephonc. or
microwave oven. is in use near this unit.
- Because Bluetooth dL'VKL‘S and wireless LAN
(IEEEEDZJ lb/g) use the same frequency,
microwave interference may occur and result
in communication speed deterioration,
nuise.urlnva1id connection ifihis unit is
used near a wireless LAN device. In such as
case. pertnrni the following,
- Us: this unit at least to in away from the
wireless LAN device.
- lfthis unit is used within to m min Wireless
LAN device, [um off “1: wirt’le ‘ LAN device
7 Install this unii and liluetnnth device as ncar
us each other as possible.
- Microwaves emitting from 2| Bluetooth
device may affect the operation of electronic
medical devices. Turn off (his unit and uihur
Bluetooth devices in the intlnwing locations
as it may cause an accident.
7 where rntiamniabte gas is present, in a
hospital, |l ain. airplane. or petrol station
4 near automatic doors or a lire alarm
41
42
. This unit supports security capabilities that
comply with the elueinoth standard to
provide a secure connection when the
elnetootn Wireless technology is used. but
security may not be enough depending on
the setting, Be caret‘til when communicating
using Bluetooth tyirclcss technology.
. We do not take any responsibility for the
leakage or lnfnimalmn during Bluetuotlt
communication
. Connection with all Bluetooth devices
cannot be guaranteed.
- A deVice featuring Bluetootli function is
required to uniform to the liluetnotli
standard specified by BluetnnlI-i SIG, and be
authenticated.
Even ifthc mnnecled device conforms to the
dbcve mentioned Bltiemotli standard. some
deyiees nny not be connected or work
correctly. depending on the features or
specifications oirlte device.
— while talking on the phone hands free. noise
may occur, depending on the device or
communication envtronnient
- Depending on the device to he connected, it
may require some time to start
communication
Others
. Using the Bluctnoth device may not function
on cellular phones. depending on radio wave
conditions and locatiun where the
equipment is being used.
. Ifyou experience discomfort otter using the
Bluetuulh device, stop using the Bluetooth
device immediately, Should any pmblem
persist, consult your nearest Sony dealer.
tiyou have any questions or problems
concerning your unit that are not covered in
this manual, consult your nearest Sony dealer.
Maintenance
Replacing the lithium battery of the
remote (ummandar
when the battery becomes weak, the range
of the remote commander becomes shoner.
Replace the battery with a new CRZOZS
lithium battery. Use oiony other battery
may present a risk of fire. or explosion.
tslde up
0" k1?
Notes on the lithium battery
. Keep the lithium battcry out nithc reach of
children Should the battery be swallowed,
lmmedlmeiy consult n doctor
- Wipe the bauen' with e dryeloth to assurea
good contact.
. Be sure to observe the correct polarity when
installing the battery.
. no not hold liie battery with metallic tweezers.
otherwise u shnnenrctlit may occur
WARNING
Buttery may explode il‘ mistreated.
Do not recharge, disassemble. or dispose
ofln fiic.
Cleaning the connectors
The unit may not function properly i{the
connectors between the unit and the front
panel are not clean. ln order to prevent this.
detach the trout panel (page 7) and clean Lite
connectors with a cotton swab. Do not apply
too much force. OtherWise, the connectors
may be damaged.
. rm safely, mm mm: igninun before :Icanlng
um connecmrs..1nd rcllmve ll]: kcy frnm [ht
igiuiicn swnch,
. Never mud. (lm (annecmrs dueflIy with your
fingm m Willi any meta] device.
Spec' ‘cations
FDR UNITED STATES CUSTOMERS. NOT
APPLICABLE IN CANADA. INCLUDING
IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
POUR LES CONSOMMATEURS AUX
ETATS-UNIS. NON APPLICABLE AU
CANADA.Y COMPRIS LA PROVINCE DE
QUEBEC.
AUDIO POWER SPECIFICATIONS
....\ C
”M“ Power Oulpul 17 \Vfllls RMS x 4 al
””91 4 ohm) <19ii'i'HniN
SN mun. su dBA
(mlcmicc: 1 Wall mlu 4 Ohms)
2005 blandnld
Tuner section
FM
Tuning runge: 7.5 7 mm Mm
Amuuu (atrial) Ierminnl:
Exlunal anlcnm (aerial) connudur
Inlermedial: frequency: 25 kHz
Usable stmilivily: 3 am
S:le:|lvil 75 dB an no kHz
signalmmois: ulln: an dB [sic-real
sl-pmiimi: 5n .le lkl l7,
Fuquencympom: n 7 15,000 Hz
AM
Tuningmnge’ 1w 7 mo kHz
Anicnna (aerial) m imII:
Exlcmal amcnnn (aerial) (unllcdcr
lnlennedial: Inquency:
ml [5 kHz ur allzs kHz/5 kHz
Srnsi my: 26 pV
CD Player section
Signnlrlnrnniw ra ‘ 120 an
Frequency [cspnnsz‘ u 7 20,000 Hz
Wow and mum: Below measurable I|ml|
USB Player sention
Inlnrfnce: USE (l-‘ullspccdl
Maximum cum)“: I A
Wireless Communication
Communicnliun Syuem:
Eluflaolh Slandard Version 2 1 a EDR
Oulpul:
Bluclnnlh Slandard Puwer Class 2
(Max M dBm]
Maximum communication nngc:
Line ols‘lghl Jppmx m m (33 n)“
Frnqucncy mil:
2,4 GHz band (2 4000 , 2,4!(35 GHz)
Modulaxion melho lISS
Compatible BIfletoolh pmmgs'a
[\ZDP (Ailmnmi Amlln nmnlmlim. Profile)
I Z
AVRCF {Audio Video Ramon Conlml Profile]
I 3
HF? (Handsrl'cz Prufilc) 1.5
“SAP (l’hunc Book Actcxs Fulfil!)
59p (Serial Pori Profilnl
'1 The mini range wlII vary depending on
factors such as ubmles between amt”.
magncllc fields around a micmwmv: nvcn.
statltclcnncily.rcccpllonSCI Itlvlty,nn|elula
(acriall's pcrfurmunce, npermlng system.
software applicauon, etc
‘2 Blucmulh standard plofiln, ndlcnk- lIle
purpose or BIllclomIl (nmmumcauml
between dcvlu‘s
Power amplifier section
Oulpnl: bptakcr uulpuu
Spcaker imygdance: 4 - 5 L7th
Maximum pnwer onlpm: 52 \V x 41am ohms)
General
oiupms:
Audm oulpuls lcrminnl Urunl, mi, Nb)
Power alutnna (mall/rower Implificnunlml
|crminnl \REM OUT)
Inpll
sinust inpul lerminzl
Ilemol: Cnnrmller inpu| lermlnal
Anlcnnn (aerial) lnpul lemlinal
MIC inpul immml
AUX inpul incl: (slcrcu mm in)
usa pan
Power [Equilrmtnhz I2 v Dc car balmy
(negauv: gnund (mum)
Dimer-mus: Apprnx. 173 x SD x I77 mm
(7 Va X 2 x 7 ml (iv/will
Mourning dimensinns;1\ppmx is: X 53 x 160 m m
(7I/IX2I/AX55/l6m)(W/I’l/d) 43
44
Mus): Approx, 1 2 kg (2 lb ll nz)
Supplied accessuriesz
Remote commander: RM—X231
Mluophnlle
Pans rm lmlallmmn nml cunnenlum (1 m)
Optinnzl accesmxih/equipmenl:
uqn zonncclinn cable (or iPod. ROWOIP
51”“st Vehlrle l'nn - The power nnrenna mm!) duL-s nol havt a
relay box
No sound.
-> The MT {unclmn ls athvmed.
9 The posilinn nfth: fade! control l‘FADER" 15
not m far a lnspcaker system.
Nn beep snnnsl,
9 Thebetp sound 15 canceled (page 35).
-) An oplional powcr nmpllficr ls cunnsmd and
you are nm using me builHn amplrfiu,
The cement: or the memory have been
erased.
s) The power supply lead 01 bunny has been
dlsmnnetled m ucl conlleded properly,
-) The unn is reset.
— Smre agam 1n lhc memory
Stored nations and curred e are erasedl
The [use has blawm
Makes noise when [he posiflon of the
ignillon I5 swllchecL
9 The leads are no! lnalclm‘l cmlcdlvwith 1h:
car‘s accessnry power (onnecmr.
During playha ms dim lisr noi been received.
9 The slaiinn does not spcclfy die program iype.
CD playback
The disc cannm he loaded.
9 Anollierdiyr is nlrendylnnded.
9 The dise has been fumbly insened upside
down or in die wrong way.
The disc due; no! play ha(k.
9 Dcfccllvc or dlny disc.
9 The CDrRsICDrRWs are no! (or audio use
(page 40).
MFZIWMAIAAC tiles cannm be played back.
9 The disc is lnmmpnhble Wllll llie MP3/WMA/
AAC formal and vcrslnn Ful deimls on
playable disc: and riirninis, ind ilie suppnrl
siie
MP3IWMAIMC lileslalie longerm play back
than ollieis,
9 The followmg discs mkc n Iongcl nine in Marl
playback
A A dlse rccmdcd wnlr n eoniplrcnied Ire:
siruemie
- A disc rcmrdcd m Mlllli Sesslnlll
, A dlsc in whldl dam cnn be added.
The display iiems do uoi seroll.
9 For dlsc: wnli very many rhnrnriers, these may
nul scroll
') IAUTO SCR" ls set to "OFF."
, Se| “neuron" (page 37)
A has nnd linld (sum.
The sound skips.
9 Insmllation i3 nul curmcl
- lnsrall lhc mm m an nngle oflcss ilmn 45° in
a siurdy pnri or the em
9 Dcfcdivc m diriy disc
45
46
USB playback
Von (mum! play back ireins via a usa hills.
9 This unii rannni recognize USB devices Via a
USB hub
cannor play back imns.
-) A US» dolls: ones not work.
- Conneci it again,
A USB deuieernkes longer ro play hark.
9 The USB device conlaini files with z
eonrpiieaied rree sirueiurc
‘nie smmd i ntenninem.
9 The sound may he inieriiiiiieni or a high-bil-
rnieoinioreihni 110kbps
Pandnla' ronneciinn is no: possible,
+ shin duwn Pundum’ applieniion nn ihe mobile
deviee, aiiil ihen iaiineh :lgzlul.
App loillull name is inismnirhed wllh the
aqul appllcallon in App iieinoio.
a Launeh the application again from the “App
Rcmcic" applicahun.
Bluetooth function
The (onnening device cannot detect this
unit.
-) Before ihe pairing is made, sei ihis nnii ie
pairing standby mode,
-) while eoniieeied \D a lilueinoih iieriee, Una
unii caliiim he deieeied from ailoihrr dewee.
7 Disconnect ihe eurrenr cniineeiion and
search [or rhis nnii from anoiher device.
9 when Ilic dCVlCC pairing is made, sei ihe
hlueinnih signal nuipui in no (page 23, 24, 25),
Conneeiion is nor possible.
9 The connecrion is conrrolleel horn one side
(this unii or Blufluoth deyieei. hui nor boih.
a Connen In inis unii irorn a iiluerooih device
or Vice uersn.
a Check rhe pairing and ronneeiinn anedui es
in riie manual orilie niher din/ice. cic , and
perform rlie opeinlion again.
The name oniie detected device does not
ippear.
9 Depending on Lh: srarus ofihi: oilier deince, ii
may nor he possible in ohiain the name,
No ringtone,
<> iiriiusi ihevoliinie by minnng Hm ennirnl dial
while reeeivnig a call.
é Depending nn ihe conneering deviee, ihe
ringione niay noi he seni properly.
— Ser “iiiNGToNE” in “1" (page 23)
v) The from speakers are noi eonneeied io ihe
unii.
— Connecr the from spenkere in IhL- unii, The
riilgiune is oiiipui only from flu: rrnni
speakers
The cancers voice volume is low.
a Adjusi rhe volume level
The talkei’s volze cannm he heard.
-> The from speakers are rim eoiiiieeied 10 iii:
Mini.
7 Cnnneer die (mm speakers in ihe unii. The
iallcer‘s voiee is ouipur only {mi-n riie from
speakers,
A call pariner says Ihal rhe volume is ion low
orhigh.
-> Adlust ihe \lnlumc eecordingiy uhlng niie gum
ndJushnent (1mg: 27),
Echo or noise occurs In phone eaii
conversauons.
-> Lower ihe voiuinc.
-) Sci EC/NC Made in “EC/Nor nr "EC/N02“
(page 27].
a if ihe ambieni noise oiher ihaii rhe phone eall
sound is loud, try reducing ihis noise
E 5,. [fa window is open and road noise, ere. is
loud, shui ilie window. iian air roniliiioner is
loud, lower ihe air rnnrliiioner.
The phone is "m mnnened.
9 When Blueionrh audio is played. rhe plume is
nniennneeied even ifyou press CALL .
— Coiiiieci iroin ilie phone,
The phone sound quality is poor.
d Phone sound quality depends on reception
calidlliolis oieellular phone,
— Move your ear to a place where you can
ignal tithe
enhance the cellular phnu ,
reception is your.
The volume or the conneeted audio device is
low (hlgh).
+ Volume level Will dirier depending on the
audio device,
e Adjust the volume ot the connected audio
deviee or this unit
heard from (he Bluemoth audio
-) The audio device is paused.
— Cancel pause of the audio device.
The sound skips during playback oi a
aluetooth audio device.
a Reducciheduiance between the unit and the
Bluelomh audio deviie.
9 lithe lzluetooth audio device is stared in a ease
which interrupts the signal. remove the audio
device troni the case during use.
-) Several Elllclaolh devices or other devit‘es
which omit radio wat' are in use nearby.
_ Turn oil the other devices,
. increase the distance iron. the other devices.
9 The playback sound strips momentarily when
the connection between this unit and the
cellular phone is being made This is not a
nnilhiut-iiou.
The connected aluetonth audio devlce
eannot be controlled.
-) check that the connected liluetooth audio
device supports AVRCP
Same functions du not work.
+ Cheek iithe (mincclllig device supports the
functions in qucsuun.
The name omie other party does not appear
when acall lsreeeived.
-) The calling phone is not set to send the phnne
nutnlscr
A all is answered unintentionally.
-) The mnmctmg phone is set to answer a call
automatically.
9 “AUTO ANS" orthis unit is set to “ANS-l" or
“A c 2“ (page 23).
P ng failed due to time out.
-> antndmg on the tonnedmg deuce, the time
linni ror pairing may be short.
_ Try completing the pairing wllhlli the tune
Bluetooth funnlon cannot operate.
9 Turn ninhe unitby pressing sounds/on:
int moi e than 2 seconds. then mm the uiut on
again
No sound is output from the car speakers
during handsiree call.
-> it the sound is oulpifl [ruin the eenular phone.
set the cellular phone to output the sound from
the ear spcakcro.
pandora- connection is not possible.
-) shut down the Pandora‘ application un the
mobile devrce, and then launch again.
Applicat a name is mismatthed with the
actual application in App Remote.
-> Launch the application agnln from the “App
Remote” applicatiou
Whllerunninglhe“App Remote"app 'cation
via aluetooth. the display automatically
switches to "BT AUDIO."
9 The “App Remote" application or Bluetooth
runcuun has railed,
- Run the application agam
Error d‘splays/Messages
CHECKING
+ 'l hcnnit is mnflrmmg theconnectinn ota
usn devrce,
7 Wait until mnfinmng the connection is
finished.
ERROR
-) The disc is duly or inserted upside down
— clean or insert the disc corrcclly
‘3 A blank disc has bttn insenetlr 47
48
9 The disc eannnr play due to is problem.
7 lnseiiannrherdise,
9 USE device was flat aummalically recognized.
7 Connect it agaln.
9 Press a to remove ihe disc,
FAILURE
-> The cunnetlion nfspeakers/ampliflels is
inmrreei
7 See Ihe iiishillaiiuiilcoiiiieclions manual nf
lhis model to check d1: conneclinn.
HUB N0 SUPRT (Huhs an Suppnried)
~> usn hub is not supiinried mi ihis nnii.
N0 DEV (Nu Device)
~> "usa" is sclccrcd as source wrihuui a uss
dCVlCC connctled. A USB device Dr a USB cable
has been dismnnacled dunng playback.
7 Be sure l0 counsel 3 USB device and USH
cables
NO SE
9 The disc is eiceied. or “CD" is sclcctcd as the
source wllhuut inscrung ihc disr.
NO MUSIE
-) The disc or USB device does iiol Colllfllll a
muslc file,
- Insert a music CD iii ihis uiiiL
, Connect a USB device with a mu file in lli
NO NAME
9 AdlSC/album/an 't/|r:l(k name is nrii wriiicii
in the hank
PUSH EJT [Push Ejecl)
-) The disc cannol he clcclcd.
7 Press: (clad) [p2g69)
READ
+ The unii ls readlng nil mick Mid album
mformallau on ihe disc.
7 Wait nnnl reading is cumplch: and playhark
sinns nnicnnnicaiiy DEpL-ndlng on ||1e lllsc
smiciure, n inayiake mnrt lhnn a mimile.
usa N0 SUPRT (USE Not Suppuned)
9 The ennnecred usu device is not snpporied.
7 For deiails en ihe cumpalihllily ofyom USB
device, ‘11le ihe Sllppan sile,
"|_ |_|_ i_"or"-i-i-I-l”
~> Dul mg reverse nr iasnlnrwnrd, you hnvc
reached lhc beglnnlng nrd-mend oflhe disc
and you cam-ml go any inrrher.
-> The ehnreerer cdiillm be displayed wllh lh:
mm,
For Bluetoofll function:
BT BUSV (Blueloalh Busy)
‘P Th: phallehouk and the call history nllhe
cellular phone are llal accessible from lhls unit,
7 win (or a while and than lry again.
EMPTV—
-> The rail hlslmy is cmp|y,
NOT FOUND
-) Thus is m) ilem beginning wilh ihn seleeied
lEtIEl in Alphaher scarrh
OFFSET
-) There may be an lnlemal malfunellon.
7 Cheek the connection, Ifihc error indication
remains on in the display, consult your
nearcsi Sony dcalcln
OVERLOAD
-) usu (levize is overloaded
7 niscnrinecr ihe usu rlevree‘ ihen change ihe
source lay pressing (SOURCE/OFF .
7 indicateslhaiiheUShdevieeisoninrdrder,
or an unsupported devlce is conneelecl
ERROR
—> El lnlllallu failed.
-) phnriehnnleneress failed
-) Phoneboak ennrenr was changed while
accessing ilic cellular phunc.
7 Access ihe phoncbouk in the cellular phone
again
MEM FAILURE (Memory Failiirei
-> This unit lnrlerl lo siore lhe mum“ in [he
presei rhil.
7 Make sure ihni ihe nninherynu iniend lo
him: is mrrcei (page 28)
MEMORY BUSV
-) This nnii is storing data
7 win nnnl :lunng has finished.
NO DEV (No Dzvicc)
-) tsluetoodi audio soutee is sclcclcd Wllhout a
bluetooth audio device eonneeted. A
bluetooth audio device has been diseonneeted
during a eall.
7 he sure to muneei a Blllemoth audtn device.
-) bluetootli phone soutee is seleeied without a
eelliilat phone connected. A cellular phone has
been diseonneeted duting at end.
7 be sure to eontieet a tellulat phone.
NO INFO (No Information)
9 Network name and cellular phone name are
not renived with cellular phanc runnetlcd.
p (pteset number) EMPTV
-) 'l he preset dial isenipiy
UNKNOWN
9 Name or phone nunibet eannot be displayed
when btowsing phoneboot in call hlslory.
WITHHELD
') Pllclle number“ hidden by caller
For App Remale npetation:
APP (Appllcallnn)
~> Conuee ion wuh the applieatinn is not made.
7 Establish iphnne eonneetion again.
APP MENU [ApleuHfll‘l Menu)
-) Buttun opetation cannot be petriinned while a
menu Un ivltone/ilndtuid phune is upeu
7 Ex“ the menu on ipliiine/Audtoitl phnne.
APP no DEV (Application No net/tee)
a The dcvicc with the applieation instnlled is not
conncctcd.
7 Connctt lhe dettee, ilieu establish iplioite
connedion.
OPEN APP (Open Applicahon)
e The “App Remote" appllcaliol‘l is not running.
7 Sim up the tPhnnt’s Applicalinn.
ForPandnra‘opeution:
CANNOT SKIP
-) Skipping ttaelts on Palldort’l' is uot allotted
7 Wait iiinil [he (mllmercml onili.
7 pnndotn- htnits the iiuinhet ofsklps allowed
on |llcir scrvicc. Wall Illllll ll]: nnx| \mck
begins, or seleet onotliei station on the list
CHK DEV(Ch=tk Duties)
«) pauduta‘ dues nnl slnrl up.
7 Stntt up the Pandum‘ apphtatinn and lag
illm your account
anon
9 “Thumb teedbaeklatleel.
7 in “ humbs Up/Down“ agaln.
-) Boakmmkulg railed
7 l'tybtmi aihingntnin,
NO STATION
., 'l'hete is no station on your Pundom' net-hunt
7 ctentt- the » atiun on the iuohtle dettee
NOT ALLOWED
7. ”Thumbs" feedback is not alluwcd
7 win until the cntnnteieial ends.
7 Sotne fulldions. nieh as shated Station, do
not petniit feedback. Wait until the next
ttaelt begins, ot seleet anothet station pit file
list.
+ Buulunal’k is run allowed
7 Wait until the tninnieteial ends
7 Selett anothet "an oi stntion, then tty it
again
even APP (Open Appllcauon)
when Conncilmg Via the USB pen,
9 Pattdtti a‘ does not statt up.
7 Smfl up the randnta' aplenlloxl on Al’llDHC
OPEN APP (Open Applieatioh). PRESS PAUSE
when tunnettiitg via the llluetntith lunetion.
9 Pandota' does not smn up
— Stan up the Pnndom‘ appllmllnn ml the
mobile dcvlte, tlten ptess © (PAUSE)
PAN no suvm (Paudata' Nm suppntted)
-) The mnneeied deviee is not s ppotted
7 pin detiiils on the contpntib ity nfdlc
dotiee. Vlsl| the support site.
49
50
Far SiriusXM operation:
CH LOCKD (Channel Locked)
4 The selected channel is locked byth‘ pnrcnlal
contra] function.
CH UNAVL (Channel Unawllnble)
+ The selected channel is not avallablc.
9 The naive channel has become unavullablc.
CH UNSUB (Channel Unsuhscrlbed)
a Thar: u nn subscrlphun ln lhe selecled
(Ilnllntl
-) The subscription m m aclivc channnl has
bun Kerminamd.
CHEK ANT (Check Ann-um)
-) The nnlennn (aerial) 15 run belngused
properly.
, Malt: sun the antenna (aenal) is cannecltd
and hung used pmptrly
CHK mun (Chrck Tunel)
a The SlnusXM Vchlde Tunu l5 nol
fundlomng properIy.
— Dlscmlnecl llre SiriusXM VehlcleTulIcrr
and rnnnnrl n aglun
CODE ERROR
9 Passcodc inputs rnrlgrl
MEM FAILURE (thary FalIure)
-) Thi: unit fallzd (a store the channel in me
preset dlal.
— Mnlrn sure am [he channel you intend m
SIDKC is curred.
NOSIGNAL (No SlglmI)
-) The service ls slapped due re a slgllal
llllerrupnnll.
SUBSCRIPTION UPDATE - ENTER TO
CONTINUE
-) Your suhncnpuon has been updalad
7 Pm: (@.
Iflhese snlutinns do not help improve thc
situation. consul! yuur ncnrcrl Sony dcalcr.
If you Iak: the null la b: n-paircd because of
CD playback trouble. bring lhe disc lhat was
ml nl 1n: klmt [he prubIem bcgan.
Support site Site d’assistanoe
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http://www.sony.com/ca raudio
If you have any questions/problems
regarding this product, try the following:
1 Read Troubleshooting in these
Operating Instructions.
2 Please contact (U.S.A. only);
Call 1-800-222-7669
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