Sony MDR DS6000 Operating Instructions - Page 21

If a beep sound is heard from the headphones, Auto Power On/Off function - rf wireless headphones

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7 Adjust the volume. VOL Raise the volume Lower the volume Notes • When watching films, be careful not to raise the volume too high in quiet scenes. You may hurt your ears when a loud scene is played. • You may hear some noise when you disconnect the AC power adaptor from the processor before removing the headphones. Transition time between modes When sliding switches on the processor to change to new modes, the transition time between modes may vary. This is due to differences in system control between modes. The headphones automatically turn off when they are removed - Auto Power On/Off function Do not pull up the self-adjusting band when not in use, as this will consume the battery power. Self-adjusting band If a beep sound is heard from the headphones A repeated beep sound is heard if reception conditions deteriorate when the headphones are outside the signal transmission area, or another wireless apparatus using 2.4 GHz frequency or microwave oven causes interference. If the beep sound does not stop after moving closer to the processor, let the processor detect the optimum frequency for transmission again following the procedure below. 1 Press TUNE/ID SET on the processor once. The RF indicator blinks and the processor detects the optimum frequency automatically. After detection is completed, the RF indicator lights up and emission starts. 2 Press TUNE/ID SET on the headphones once. The headphones detect the frequency of the processor automatically. The beep sound stops when the headphones start receiving signals. (Continued) Operation 21US

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Operation
21
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7
Adjust the volume.
Notes
When watching films, be careful not to raise the volume too high in quiet scenes. You
may hurt your ears when a loud scene is played.
You may hear some noise when you disconnect the AC power adaptor from the
processor before removing the headphones.
Transition time between modes
When sliding switches on the processor to change to new modes, the transition time
between modes may vary. This is due to differences in system control between
modes.
The headphones automatically turn off when
they are removed
— Auto Power On/Off function
Do not pull up the self-adjusting band when not
in use, as this will consume the battery power.
If a beep sound is heard from the headphones
A repeated beep sound is heard if reception conditions deteriorate when the
headphones are outside the signal transmission area, or another wireless apparatus
using 2.4 GHz frequency or microwave oven causes interference. If the beep sound
does not stop after moving closer to the processor, let the processor detect the
optimum frequency for transmission again following the procedure below.
1
Press TUNE/ID SET on the processor once.
The RF indicator blinks and the processor
detects the optimum frequency automatically.
After detection is completed, the RF indicator
lights up and emission starts.
2
Press TUNE/ID SET on the headphones once.
The headphones detect the frequency of the
processor automatically. The beep sound stops
when the headphones start receiving signals.
VOL
Raise the
volume
Lower the
volume
Self-adjusting
band
(Continued)