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NFC, WALKMAN, Settings

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To play a music track from your device on a DMR device 1 Make sure that you have correctly set up the DMR device and that it is connected to the same Wi-Fi® network as your device. 2 From your Home screen, tap , then find and tap WALKMAN. 3 Select a music category and browse to the track that you want to share, then tap the track. 4 Tap and select a DMR device to share your content with. The track plays automatically on the device that you select. 5 To disconnect from the DMR device, tap and select your device. The track stops playing on the DMR device but continues playing on your device. NFC Use Near Field Communications (NFC) to share data with other devices, such as a video, photo, web page address, music file, or contact. You can also use NFC to scan tags that give you more information about a product or service as well as tags that activate certain functions on your device. NFC is a wireless technology with a maximum range of one centimeter, so the devices sharing data must be held close to each other. Before you can use NFC, you must first turn on the NFC function, and the screen of your device must be active. NFC may not be available in all countries and/or regions. To turn on the NFC function 1 From your Home screen, tap . 2 Find and tap Settings > More.... 3 Mark the NFC checkbox. NFC detection area The location of the NFC detection area is not the same on all devices. When sharing data with another device using NFC, refer to the User guide of the other device for more information. 83 This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.

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To play a music track from your device on a DMR device
1
Make sure that you have correctly set up the DMR device and that it is connected
to the same Wi-Fi® network as your device.
2
From your Home screen, tap
, then find and tap
WALKMAN
.
3
Select a music category and browse to the track that you want to share, then tap
the track.
4
Tap
and select a DMR device to share your content with. The track plays
automatically on the device that you select.
5
To disconnect from the DMR device, tap
and select your device. The track
stops playing on the DMR device but continues playing on your device.
NFC
Use Near Field Communications (NFC) to share data with other devices, such as a video,
photo, web page address, music file, or contact. You can also use NFC to scan tags
that give you more information about a product or service as well as tags that activate
certain functions on your device.
NFC is a wireless technology with a maximum range of one centimeter, so the devices
sharing data must be held close to each other. Before you can use NFC, you must first
turn on the NFC function, and the screen of your device must be active.
NFC may not be available in all countries and/or regions.
To turn on the NFC function
1
From your Home screen, tap
.
2
Find and tap
Settings
>
More…
.
3
Mark the
NFC
checkbox.
NFC detection area
The location of the NFC detection area is not the same on all devices. When sharing data with
another device using NFC, refer to the User guide of the other device for more information.
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This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.