Sony NWZ-A826 Operation Guide - Page 86

Listening to Songs or Video Sound from a Bluetooth Device, Establish Bluetooth connection,

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Table of Contents Menu 86 Listening to Songs through Bluetooth Communication Listening to Songs or Video Sound from a Bluetooth Device You can listen to songs or video sound from a paired device. Notes  Check the following before operating the player.  The Bluetooth device is turned on.  Pairing of the player and the Bluetooth device has been completed ( page 78).  The Bluetooth device supports same profiles as the player does ( page 154).  While the player holds Bluetooth connection, you cannot listen to songs or video sound from non-wireless headphones or the accessories connected through WM-PORT.  Establish Bluetooth connection ( page 81, 83).  Play back songs or videos on the player. Index  Hints  While the player holds Bluetooth connection without playing back songs or video sound, the Bluetooth indicator keeps blinking slowly and continuously. The player keeps this status for about a day. The time that the player can keep this status varies depending on the connected device.  The following wireless operations are available from the Bluetooth device:  Play back  Pause (Stop)  Fast forward/backward  Skip to the beginning of the next song/Skip to the currently playing song  Skip to the first listed song of the next folder/Skip to the fist listed song of the current folder  You can control wirelessly the volume (VOL +/-) of certain devices using the VOL +/button of the player. Continued 

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Listening to Songs through Bluetooth Communication
Listening to Songs or Video Sound from a
Bluetooth Device
You can listen to songs or video sound from a paired device.
Notes
Check the following before operating the player.
The Bluetooth device is turned on.
Pairing of the player and the Bluetooth device has been completed (
page 78).
The Bluetooth device supports same profiles as the player does (
page 154).
While the player holds Bluetooth connection, you cannot listen to songs or video sound
from non-wireless headphones or the accessories connected through WM-PORT.
Establish Bluetooth connection (
page 81, 83).
Play back songs or videos on the player.
Hints
While the player holds Bluetooth connection without playing back songs or video
sound, the Bluetooth indicator keeps blinking slowly and continuously. The player keeps
this status for about a day. The time that the player can keep this status varies depending
on the connected device.
The following wireless operations are available from the Bluetooth device:
Play back
Pause (Stop)
Fast forward/backward
Skip to the beginning of the next song/Skip to the currently playing song
Skip to the first listed song of the next folder/Skip to the fist listed song of the current
folder
You can control wirelessly the volume (VOL +/–) of certain devices using the VOL +/-
button of the player.
Continued