Sony SRS-X88 Operating Instructions - Page 23

General, To check Wi-Fi signal strength, reception sensitivity - airplay 2

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Additional information  Check that your wireless router is turned on.  Bring the unit and wireless router closer together. Devices that use the 2.4 GHz frequency band, such as a microwave oven, BLUETOOTH or digital cordless device, etc., may interrupt Wi-Fi communication. Move the unit away from such devices or turn them off.  Set the Wi-Fi antenna.  If a Wi-Fi network is not possible even if the setting of a Wi-Fi network is correct, try the following.  Turn off the wireless router/access point, wait a while and turn on the power again.  Turn off the unit, wait a while and turn on the power again. Distorted sound/humming or noise in the unit output  Turn down the volume of the connected device.  If a connected device has an equalizer function, turn it off.  Keep the unit away from a microwave oven, other wireless devices, etc.  Keep the unit away from metal objects.  Connect the unit and wireless router/PC via a LAN cable, not via Wi-Fi network. The last setting is not kept  If the AC adaptor is disconnected while the unit is on, the last usage setting before disconnecting the AC adaptor is not kept. Turn off the power of the unit, and then unplug the AC adaptor. The unit has entered standby mode or BLUETOOTH/Network standby mode unexpectedly  This is not a malfunction. The unit enters standby mode or BLUETOOTH/Network standby mode automatically due to the auto standby function if no operation is performed and no sound is input for about 15 minutes. Refer to Help Guide for details about the auto standby function. To check Wi-Fi signal strength (reception sensitivity) While the unit is connected to the Wi-Fi network, tap and hold the NETWORK button until you hear a beep. No sound/low sound level  Check that both the unit and connected device are turned on.  Turn up the volume of the unit and the connected device.  Check that the connected device is being played back. iTunes cannot find the unit via AirPlay  Make sure the PC with iTunes installed and the unit are connected to the same home network.  Update the software version of iTunes to the latest version. General / (on/standby) indicator is flashing red  The unit is in the protect mode. Unplug the AC adaptor connected to the unit, and unplug all other items connected to the unit. Then, plug the AC adaptor in again and turn on the unit. If the / (on/standby) indicator keeps flashing, consult your nearest Sony dealer or the shop where you purchased this unit. Signal strength 4 ····· 3 ····· 2 ····· 1 ····· 0 ····· Number of flashing function indicators Flashing stops when any button is tapped. To receive a stronger signal, try the following:  Change the direction of the Wi-Fi antenna.  Turn off other wireless devices. 23US

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Additional information
Check that your wireless router is turned on.
Bring the unit and wireless router closer
together. Devices that use the 2.4 GHz
frequency band, such as a microwave oven,
BLUETOOTH or digital cordless device, etc.,
may interrupt Wi-Fi communication. Move the
unit away from such devices or turn them off.
Set the Wi-Fi antenna.
If a Wi-Fi network is not possible even if the
setting of a Wi-Fi network is correct, try the
following.
Turn off the wireless router/access point,
wait a while and turn on the power again.
Turn off the unit, wait a while and turn on
the power again.
Distorted sound/humming or noise in the
unit output
Turn down the volume of the connected
device.
If a connected device has an equalizer
function, turn it off.
Keep the unit away from a microwave oven,
other wireless devices, etc.
Keep the unit away from metal objects.
Connect the unit and wireless router/PC via a
LAN cable, not via Wi-Fi network.
No sound/low sound level
Check that both the unit and connected
device are turned on.
Turn up the volume of the unit and the
connected device.
Check that the connected device is being
played back.
iTunes cannot find the unit via AirPlay
Make sure the PC with iTunes installed and the
unit are connected to the same home
network.
Update the software version of iTunes to the
latest version.
/
(on/standby) indicator is flashing red
The unit is in the protect mode. Unplug the AC
adaptor connected to the unit, and unplug all
other items connected to the unit. Then, plug
the AC adaptor in again and turn on the unit. If
the
/
(on/standby) indicator keeps flashing,
consult your nearest Sony dealer or the shop
where you purchased this unit.
The last setting is not kept
If the AC adaptor is disconnected while the
unit is on, the last usage setting before
disconnecting the AC adaptor is not kept. Turn
off the power of the unit, and then unplug the
AC adaptor.
The unit has entered standby mode or
BLUETOOTH/Network standby mode
unexpectedly
This is not a malfunction. The unit enters
standby mode or BLUETOOTH/Network
standby mode automatically due to the auto
standby function if no operation is performed
and no sound is input for about 15 minutes.
Refer to Help Guide for details about the auto
standby function.
To check Wi-Fi signal strength
(reception sensitivity)
While the unit is connected to the Wi-Fi
network, tap and hold the NETWORK button
until you hear a beep.
Flashing stops when any button is tapped.
To receive a stronger signal, try the
following:
Change the direction of the Wi-Fi
antenna.
Turn off other wireless devices.
General
4 ·····
3 ·····
2 ·····
1 ·····
0 ·····
Signal
strength
Number of flashing
function indicators