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Checking the Bluetooth audio codec, Support for multipoint connection

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4 Start audio output on the other Bluetooth device. oo Confirm that the volume is turned up on the other Bluetooth device. If the volume of the audio being output is not turned up, no sound might be output from this unit. 5 Adjust the volume. oo The volumes of this unit and the other Bluetooth device are not linked. This unit cannot control the volume of the other Bluetooth device, and that device cannot control the volume of this unit. NOTE oo You cannot select the codec to be used by pressing a button, for example. oo Due to the characteristics of Bluetooth wireless technology, compared to the playback on the Bluetooth device, audio output through this unit will be slightly delayed. Checking the Bluetooth audio codec The audio codec being used for Bluetooth playback is shown by the green indicator. Support for multipoint connection Connecting with 2 Bluetooth devices at the same time is possible. Audio can only be output from one at a time when connected. Output from the device that most recently started playback will be prioritized. Playback will be stopped on the previously playing device. LDAC is an audio coding technology developed by Sony that enables the transmission of High-Resolution (Hi-Res) Audio content, even over a Bluetooth connection. Unlike other Bluetooth compatible coding technologies such as SBC, it operates without any down-conversion of the Hi-Res Audio content*, and allows approximately three times more data** than those other technologies to be transmitted over a Bluetooth wireless network with unprecedented sound quality, by means of efficient coding and optimized packetization. * excluding DSD format contents ** in comparison with SBC (Subband Coding) when the bitrate of 990 kbps (96/48 kHz) or 909 kbps (88.2/44.1 kHz) is selected 17

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4
Start audio output on the other Bluetooth device.
o
Confirm that the volume is turned up on the other Bluetooth
device. If the volume of the audio being output is not turned up,
no sound might be output from this unit.
5
Adjust the volume.
o
The volumes of this unit and the other Bluetooth device are
not linked. This unit cannot control the volume of the other
Bluetooth device, and that device cannot control the volume of
this unit.
NOTE
o
You cannot select the codec to be used by pressing a button, for
example.
o
Due to the characteristics of Bluetooth wireless technology, compared
to the playback on the Bluetooth device, audio output through this
unit will be slightly delayed.
Checking the Bluetooth audio codec
The audio codec being used for Bluetooth playback is shown by the green
indicator.
Support for multipoint connection
Connecting with 2 Bluetooth devices at the same time is possible. Audio
can only be output from one at a time when connected. Output from the
device that most recently started playback will be prioritized. Playback will
be stopped on the previously playing device.
LDAC is an audio coding technology developed by Sony that enables the transmission of High-Resolution
(Hi-Res) Audio content, even over a Bluetooth connection.
Unlike other Bluetooth compatible coding technologies such as SBC, it operates without any down-con-
version of the Hi-Res Audio content*, and allows approximately three times more data** than those other
technologies to be transmitted over a Bluetooth wireless network with unprecedented sound quality, by
means of efficient coding and optimized packetization.
* excluding DSD format contents
** in comparison with SBC (Subband Coding) when the bitrate of 990  kbps (96/48  kHz) or 909  kbps
(88.2/44.1 kHz) is selected