Sony MEXBT5700U Operating Instructions - Page 27

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Accessing a Phonebook in a

cellular phone — Phonebook

Access

You can access the phonebook in a cellular

phone via this unit.

This function may not be available, depending on

the cellular phone.

Note on PBAP

Cellular phone supports PBAP, handsfree connection

only.

1

Press

(SOURCE)

repeatedly until

“Bluetooth Phone” appears.

2

Press

(LIST/BROWSE).

The Phonebook Access menu appears.

3

Rotate the control dial until the

desired menu item appears, then

press the select button.

Depending on the setting, by rotating the

control dial again, other items can be set.

Phonebook Access menu

*

If “Security” is set, “Security Code” appears and

operation is not possible.

Note

Keep the cellular phone in standby mode.

Calling from the phonebook in a

cellular phone

1

Rotate the control dial to select “PB Browse,”

then press the select button.

2

Select an initial from the initial list.

3

Select a name from the name list.

4

Select a phone number from the number list.

5

Select “Yes.”

Using the Phonebook

Notes on phonebook data

•

Downloaded phonebook data from a cellular phone

cannot be overwritten by subsequent data. However,

some data (name, etc.,) may be duplicated as a

result.

•

Phonebook data may be lost if this unit is damaged.

•

When disposing of this unit, phonebook data should

be deleted with “Initialize” (page 29).

•

Up to 300 contacts can be stored in the Phonebook.

If you try to register more than 300 numbers,

“Memory Full” appears.

Downloading phonebook data from

Phonebook Access

Cellular phone supports PBAP, handsfree

connection only.

1

Press

(LIST/BROWSE).

2

Rotate the control dial to select “PB

Download,” then press the select button.

3

“Downloading...” appears.

4

“Complete” appears when downloading is

complete.

Receiving phonebook data from a

cellular phone

1

Press

(handsfree).

2

Rotate the control dial to select “Receive PB,”


“Waiting…” appears.

3

Send the phonebook data by operating the

cellular phone.

“Data Receiving…” appears while receiving

the phonebook data.

“Complete” appears when receiving is

complete.

Notes

•

Before receiving phonebook data, disconnect any

cellular phone or audio device.

•

To cancel the transfer of phonebook data, operate

the cellular phone.

Storing the numbers from call

history

1

Press

(handsfree).

2

Rotate the control dial to select “Recent Call,”


3

Select a name and number from the call

history.

4

Select “Save to PB.”

5

Input a name.

Up to 40 characters can be input.

Access To

Switches the Phonebook access of a cellular

phone to “Local” or “SIM.”

– “Local”: to access the phonebook data in a

cellular phone’s memory.

– “SIM”: to access the phonebook data on SIM.

PB Browse

Browses the phonebook in a cellular phone to

make a call.

PB Download

*

Downloads phonebook data from a cellular

phone (page 27).

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Section	Page
US	2
Getting Started	6
Playable discs on this unit	6
Notes on Bluetooth	6
Resetting the unit	7
Canceling the DEMO mode	7
Preparing the card remote commander	8
Setting the clock	8
Detaching the front panel	8
Attaching the front panel	9
Location of controls and basic operations	10
Main unit	10
Card remote commander RM-X306	12
Searching for a track	14
Searching a track by name - Quick-BrowZer	14
Searching a track by listening to track passages - ZAPPIN™	15
Radio	15
Storing and receiving stations	15
Storing automatically - BTM	15
Storing manually	15
Receiving the stored stations	15
Tuning automatically	15
Receiving a station through a list - LIST	16
CD	16
Playing a disc	16
Display items	16
Repeat and shuffle play	17
USB devices	17
Playing back a USB device	17
Display items	18
Repeat and shuffle play	18
iPod	19
Playing back iPod	19
Display items	20
Setting the play mode	20
Repeat and shuffle play	20
Operating an iPod directly - Passenger control	21
Bluetooth (Handsfree calling and Music streaming)	21
Before using the Bluetooth function	21
Bluetooth operations	21
Configuring Bluetooth Settings	21
External microphone XA-MC10	22
Pairing	23
Searching for a Bluetooth device from this unit	23
Searching for this unit from a Bluetooth device	23
About Bluetooth icons	24
Connection	24
Connecting a cellular phone	24
Connecting an audio device	25
Handsfree calling	25
Making calls	25
Receiving calls	26
Call transfer	26
Accessing a Phonebook in a cellular phone - Phonebook Access	27
Using the Phonebook	27
Using the Preset Dial	28
Voice Dial Activation	28
Music streaming	29
Listening to music from an audio device	29
Operating an audio device with this unit	29
Other settings	29
Initializing Bluetooth Settings	29
Other functions	30
Changing the sound settings	30
Adjusting the sound characteristics	30
Customizing the equalizer curve - EQ3 Parametric Tune	30
Adjusting setup items - SET	31
Using optional equipment	32
Auxiliary audio equipment	32
CD changer	32
Rotary commander RM-X4S	33
Additional Information	34
Precautions	34
Notes on discs	34
Playback order of MP3/WMA/AAC files	34
About iPod	34
About Bluetooth function	35
Maintenance	35
Removing the unit	36
Specifications	37
Troubleshooting	38
Error displays/Messages	40
FR	42
Préparation	46
Disques pouvant être lus par cet appareil	46
Remarques sur la fonction Bluetooth	46
Réinitialisation de l’appareil	47
Désactivation du mode DEMO	47
Préparation de la mini- télécommande	48
Réglage de l’horloge	48
Retrait de la façade	48
Installation de la façade	49
Emplacement des commandes et opérations de base	50
Appareil principal	50
Mini-télécommande RM-X306	52
Recherche d’une plage	54
Recherche d’une plage par nom - Quick-BrowZer	54
Recherche d’une plage en écoutant des extraits - ZAPPIN™	55
Radio	55
Mémorisation et réception des stations	55
Mémorisation automatique - BTM	55
Mémorisation manuelle	55
Réception des stations mémorisées	55
Recherche automatique des fréquences	56
Réception des stations par l’intermédiaire d’une liste - LIST	56
CD	56
Lecture d’un disque	56
Rubriques d’affichage	56
Lecture répétée et aléatoire	57
Périphériques USB	57
Lecture d’un périphérique USB	57
Rubriques d’affichage	58
Lecture répétée et aléatoire	58
iPod	59
Lecture sur un iPod	59
Rubriques d’affichage	60
Réglage du mode de lecture	60
Lecture répétée et aléatoire	60
Contrôle direct d’un iPod - Commande passager	61
Bluetooth (appel en mains libres et transmission de musique en continu)	61
Avant d’utiliser la fonction Bluetooth	61
Opérations Bluetooth	61
Configuration des paramètres Bluetooth	62
Microphone externe XA-MC10	63
Pairage	63
Recherche d’un périphérique Bluetooth à partir de cet appareil	63
Recherche de cet appareil à partir d’un périphérique Bluetooth	64
À propos des icônes Bluetooth	64
Connexion	65
Connexion d’un téléphone cellulaire	65
Connexion d’un périphérique audio	65
Appel en mains libres	66
Appels	66
Réception d’appels	67
Transfert d’appel	67
Accès au répertoire d’un téléphone cellulaire - Phonebook Access	67
Utilisation du répertoire	68
Utilisation de la fonction Preset Dial	69
Activation de la composition vocale	69
Transmission en continu de musique	70
Écoute de musique à partir d’un périphérique audio	70
Fonctionnement d’un périphérique audio avec cet appareil	70
Autres paramètres	70
Initialisation de Bluetooth Settings	70
Autres fonctions	71
Changement des réglages du son	71
Réglage des caractéristiques du son	71
Personnalisation de la courbe de l’égaliseur - EQ3 Parametric Tune	71
Réglage des paramètres de configuration - SET	72
Utilisation d’un appareil en option	73
Appareil audio auxiliaire	73
Changeur CD	74
Satellite de commande RM-X4S	74
Informations complémentaires	75
Précautions	75
Remarques sur les disques	75
Ordre de lecture des fichiers MP3/WMA/AAC	76
À propos de l’iPod	76
À propos de la fonction Bluetooth	76
Entretien	77
Retrait de l’appareil	78
Caractéristiques techniques	79
Dépannage	80

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