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Charging the headphones

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Help Guide MDR-HW700DS Search Top > Getting Started > Power > Getting Started Connection Operation Others Troubleshooting Specifications Important information Contents list Charging the headphones The headphones contain a lithium ion rechargeable battery, which should be charged before using the headphones for the first time. System requirements for battery charge using USB Personal Computer with pre-installed with any of the following operating systems and USB port: Operating Systems (when using Windows) Windows® 8 / Windows® 8 Pro Windows® 7 Home Basic / Home Premium / Professional / Ultimate Windows Vista® (Service Pack 2 or later) Home Basic / Home Premium / Business / Ultimate Windows® XP (Service Pack 3 or later) Home Edition / Professional / Media Center Edition 2004 / Media Center Edition 2005 (when using Macintosh) Mac OS X (version.10.3 or later) Note The system does not support the audio and video playback on a computer via USB connection. Charging the headphones 1. Connect the headphones and the booted computer using the micro-USB cable supplied. Use the micro-USB cable supplied for charging the headphones only. (You may not be able to charge the headphones with other cables.) A computer with a USB jack or a USB Charging AC Power Adaptor AC-UD11 (sold separately) is required to charge the headphones. The charge indicator is lit in red during charging. It goes off when charging is completed. 17

Section	Page
Help Guide MDR-HW700DS	1
Table of Contents	2
Getting Started	5
Before first use	15
Features	16
DP-HW700 Processor	18
MDR-HW700 Headphones	20
Charging the headphones	21
Checking the remaining battery power of the headphones	23
Turning on the processor	24
Setting the processor to standby mode	25
Turning off the processor	26
Turning on the headphones	27
Turning off the headphones	28
Notes on HDMI connections	29
What is ARC?	30
Connection example 1: Connecting the processor with devices without using an AV amplifier (ARC equipped TV)	31
Connection example 2: Connecting the processor with devices without using an AV amplifier (TV not equippedwith ARC)	33
Connection example 3: Connecting the processor with devices via an AV amplifier (ARC equipped TV)	35
Connection example 4: Connecting the processor with devices via an AV amplifier (TV not equipped with ARC)	37
Connection example 5: Connecting playback devices to the processor via an AV amplifier	39
Connecting other devices	42
Connecting devices without HDMI jacks	43
When the volume of analog devices is too low	45
When you connect a device to the TV (OPT) jacks	46
Connecting a device with a stereo mini jack to the LINEIN jacks	47
Watching a TV	48
Enjoying audio and video entertainment of other devices than the TV	50
Using HDMI devices efficiently	52
The audio output settings of the devices connected	54
When you finished using the system	55
Setting the sound field mode (EFFECT)	57
Setting the matrix decoder (MATRIX)	58
Selecting a dynamic range (COMPRESSION)	59
Selecting the frequency band	61
What you can do with the menu	62
Using the menu on the processor	64
Using the menu on the headphones	66
Displaying the current status of the system	68
Adjusting the volume level of the center channel	70
Adjusting the volume level of the subwoofer channel	71
Synchronizing the sound and the image (A/V Sync)	72
Selecting a channel when receiving a multiplexbroadcast signal	73
Selecting simultaneous audio output to a TV speaker andthe headphones	74
Selecting the Control for HDMI function	75
Selecting the HDMI Pass Through function	76
Selecting the front display mode of the processor	77
Resetting the settings	78
Warning beeps and operation beeps of the headphones	79
Audio format supported by the processor	80
Handling and installing the system	82
Headphones and earpads	83
RF signal transmission area	84
The characteristics of sound of the system	85
On cleaning	86
What can I do to solve a problem?	87
Table of contents for symptoms and possible causes	88
No sound	89
No sound, no video	90
No TV sound can be heard on the system	91
No sound is output from the TV or the AV amplifier connected to the HDMI OUT jack of the processor	92
No sound from the device connected to the AV amplifieris heard on the system	93
The CONTROL FOR HDMI switch is set to “MODE1,” but the headphone volume cannot be adjusted from the TV	94
The TV is turned on, but the processor does not turn on automatically.	95
Wireless LAN of the TV is difficult to connect	96
Distorted or intermittent sound (sometimes with noise)	97
Low sound	98
The surround sound effect is not obtained.	99
The MATRIX indicator does not turn on, or flashes	100
The audio is not played back in the desired audio format	101
The battery cannot be charged; the charge indicator flashes.	102
No signal is output from the TV (OPT) OUT (THROUGH) jack of the processor	103
Beeps are heard from the headphones	104
No sound is heard from either the TV or the headphones.	105
The menu screen does not appear on the TV	106
No sound (When devices are connected to the HDMI jacks)	107
The power off interlock function does not work	108
The Control for HDMI function (“BRAVIA” Sync) does notwork properly	109
The processor turns off when you turn off the TV.	110
Digital surround processor (DP-HW700)	111
Wireless stereo headphones (MDR-HW700)	114
Contents	115
Recommended accessory (sold separately)	116
Copyrights	117