Sony HT-XT3 Operating Instructions - Page 13

Connecting to a remote, device by One-touch, listening function NFC, To disconnect the BLUETOOTH

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BLUETOOTH Function 1 Press PAIRING . Note To connect to the most recent connected BLUETOOTH device, press . Then proceed to Step 5. 2 Press OPTIONS. 3 Select [Device List], then press . A list of paired BLUETOOTH devices appears. 4 Press / repeatedly to select the device you want, then press . 5 Press  to start playback. 6 Adjust the volume. Adjust the volume of the BLUETOOTH device first, if the volume level is still too low, adjust the volume level on the unit. Note  Once the system and the BLUETOOTH device are connected, you can control playback by pressing and /.  You can connect to the system from a paired BLUETOOTH device even when the system in standby mode, if you set the [Bluetooth Standby] to [On] (page 25).  The audio playback on this system may be delayed from that on the BLUETOOTH device because of the characteristics of the BLUETOOTH wireless technology. Tip You can enable or disable codec AAC or LDAC from BLUETOOTH device (page 25). To disconnect the BLUETOOTH device Perform any of the following items.  Press PAIRING again.  Disable the BLUETOOTH function on the BLUETOOTH device.  When playback screen is displayed, press OPTIONS, then select [Disconnect].  Turn off the system or the BLUETOOTH device. To delete a paired BLUETOOTH device from the device list 1 Follow Steps 1 to 3 above. 2 Press / repeatedly to select the device, then press OPTIONS. 3 Press / repeatedly to select [Remove], then press . 4 Press / repeatedly to select [OK], then press . Connecting to a remote device by One-touch listening function (NFC) NFC (Near Field Communication) is a technology enabling short-range wireless communication between various devices. By holding an NFC-compatible remote device near to the N-Mark on the unit, the system and remote device proceed to complete pairing and the BLUETOOTH connection automatically. Compatible remote devices Remote devices with a built-in NFC function (OS: Android 2.3.3 or later, excluding Android 3.x) This feature does not work with NFCcompatible receiver (such as headphones). Note  The system only can recognize and connect to one NFC-compatible device at a time.  Depending on your remote device, you may need to perform the following items on your remote device in advance. 13US

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BLUETOOTH Function
1
Press PAIRING
.
To connect to the most recent
connected BLUETOOTH device, press
. Then proceed to Step 5.
2
Press OPTIONS.
3
Select [Device List], then press
A list of paired BLUETOOTH devices
appears.
4
Press
/
repeatedly to select the
device you want, then press
.
5
Press
to start playback.
6
Adjust the volume.
Adjust the volume of the
BLUETOOTH device first, if the
volume level is still too low, adjust
the volume level on the unit.
Once the system and the BLUETOOTH
device are connected, you can control
playback by pressing
,
,
,
/
and
/
.
You can connect to the system from a
paired BLUETOOTH device even when the
system in standby mode, if you set the
[Bluetooth Standby] to [On] (page 25).
The audio playback on this system may
be delayed from that on the BLUETOOTH
device because of the characteristics of
the BLUETOOTH wireless technology.
You can enable or disable codec AAC or
LDAC from BLUETOOTH device (page 25).
To disconnect the BLUETOOTH
device
Perform any of the following items.
Press PAIRING
again.
Disable the BLUETOOTH function on
the BLUETOOTH device.
When playback screen is displayed,
press OPTIONS, then select
[Disconnect].
Turn off the system or the BLUETOOTH
device.
To delete a paired BLUETOOTH
device from the device list
1
Follow Steps 1 to 3 above.
2
Press
/
repeatedly to select the
device, then press OPTIONS.
3
Press
/
repeatedly to select
[Remove], then press
.
4
Press
/
repeatedly to select [OK],
then press
.
NFC (Near Field Communication) is a
technology enabling short-range
wireless communication between
various devices.
By holding an NFC-compatible remote
device near to the N-Mark on the unit,
the system and remote device proceed
to complete pairing and the
BLUETOOTH connection automatically.
The system only can recognize and
connect to one NFC-compatible device at
a time.
Depending on your remote device, you
may need to perform the following items
on your remote device in advance.
Note
Note
Tip
Connecting to a remote
device by One-touch
listening function (NFC)
Compatible remote devices
Remote devices with a built-in NFC
function
(OS: Android 2.3.3 or later, excluding
Android 3.x)
This feature does not work with NFC-
compatible receiver (such as
headphones).
Note