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Bluetooth® Wireless Technology

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Scanning NFC Tags Your device can scan various kinds of NFC tags to receive additional information, such as a web address. For example, it can scan embedded tags on a poster, on a billboard advertisement, or beside a product in a retail store. To Scan an NFC Tag 1 Make sure your device has the NFC function turned on and the screen is active and unlocked. 2 Place your device over the tag so the NFC detection area touches it. Your device scans the tag and displays the content collected. Tap the content of the tag to open it. Connecting to an NFC-Compatible Device You can connect your device to other NFC-compatible devices produced by Sony, such as a speaker or a headphone. When establishing this kind of connection, refer to the User Guide of the compatible device for more information. You may need to have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth® activated on both devices for the connection to work. Bluetooth® Wireless Technology Use the Bluetooth® function to send files to other Bluetooth® compatible devices, or to connect to hands-free accessories. Bluetooth® connections work better within 10 meters (33 feet), with no solid objects in between. In some cases you have to manually pair your device with other Bluetooth® devices. Interoperability and compatibility among Bluetooth® devices can vary. If you are using a device with multiple users, each user can change the Bluetooth® settings, and the changes affect all users. To Turn the Bluetooth® Function On or Off 1 From your Home screen, tap . 2 Find and tap Settings > Bluetooth. 3 Tap the Bluetooth slider to enable or disable the function. Naming your device You can give your device a name. This name is shown to other devices after you have turned on the Bluetooth® function and your device is set to visible. To Give Your Device a Name 1 Make sure the Bluetooth® function is turned on. 2 From your Home screen, tap . 3 Find and tap Settings > Bluetooth. 4 Tap > Rename this device. 5 Enter a name for your device. 6 Tap RENAME. Pairing with Another Bluetooth® Device When you pair your device with another device, you can for example connect your device to a Bluetooth® headset or a Bluetooth® car kit, and use these other devices to share music. Once you pair your device with another Bluetooth® device, your device remembers this pairing. When pairing your device with a Bluetooth® device for the first time, you may need to enter a passcode. Your device will automatically try the generic 130 This is an internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.

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Scanning NFC Tags
Your device can scan various kinds of NFC tags to receive additional information,
such as a web address. For example, it can scan embedded tags on a poster, on a
billboard advertisement, or beside a product in a retail store.
To Scan an NFC Tag
1
Make sure your device has the NFC function turned on and the screen is
active and unlocked.
2
Place your device over the tag so the NFC detection area touches it. Your
device scans the tag and displays the content collected. Tap the content of
the tag to open it.
Connecting to an NFC-Compatible Device
You can connect your device to other NFC-compatible devices produced by Sony,
such as a speaker or a headphone. When establishing this kind of connection, refer
to the User Guide of the compatible device for more information.
You may need to have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth® activated on both devices for the connection to
work.
Bluetooth® Wireless Technology
Use the Bluetooth® function to send
files
to other Bluetooth® compatible devices,
or to connect to hands-free accessories. Bluetooth® connections work better within
10 meters (33 feet), with no solid objects in between. In some cases you have to
manually pair your device with other Bluetooth® devices.
Interoperability and compatibility among Bluetooth® devices can vary.
If you are using a device with multiple users, each user can change the Bluetooth® settings,
and the changes
affect
all users.
To Turn the Bluetooth
®
Function On or
Off
1
From your
Home screen
, tap
.
2
Find and tap
Settings
>
Bluetooth
.
3
Tap the
Bluetooth
slider to enable or disable the function.
Naming your device
You can give your device a name. This name is shown to other devices after you
have turned on the Bluetooth
®
function and your device is set to visible.
To Give Your Device a Name
1
Make sure the Bluetooth
®
function is turned on.
2
From your
Home screen
, tap
.
3
Find and tap
Settings
>
Bluetooth
.
4
Tap
>
Rename this device
.
5
Enter a name for your device.
6
Tap
RENAME
.
Pairing with Another Bluetooth
®
Device
When you pair your device with another device, you can for example connect your
device to a Bluetooth
®
headset or a Bluetooth
®
car kit, and use these other devices
to share music.
Once you pair your device with another Bluetooth
®
device, your device remembers
this pairing. When pairing your device with a Bluetooth
®
device for the
first
time,
you may need to enter a passcode. Your device will automatically try the generic
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