Sony HMZ-T2 User guide

HMZ-T2 4-439-021-11(1)
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Connect the AC
power cord (mains
lead) and plug it in.
AC power cord
(mains lead)
(supplied)
To wall outlet
Turn the system on ().
The power indicator on the processor unit is now
lit in green.
”PlayStation” is a registered trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment
Inc. Also, ”PS3” is a trademark of the same company.
What’s in the box
AC power cord
(mains lead)
Accessories
DocumentationHead mounted unit Processor unit Headphones HDMI cable
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1Connect
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Head Mounted Display
Startup Guide
HMZ-T2
Before use, also refer to “Health Precautions” and “Precautions” in the
“Reference Guide.”
Connect playback equipment and a TV. Connect the supplied headphones.
Connect the head
mounted unit.
Head mounted
unit
Processor unit (Front)
Turn the playback equipment on ().
If your playback equipment has only one HDMI OUT
jack, you can still watch video from the playback
equipment on the television by connecting the
television to the processor unit with a High-Speed
HDMI cable. In this case, set “HDMI pass-through” in
“General Setup” to “On.”
Note
HDMI pass-through does not enable
simultaneous video playback on the head
mounted unit and TV.
Playback
Equipment
Processor unit (Back)
TV
HDMI
IN
Blu-ray DiscTM player
Game console
HDMI
OUT
HDMI cable (supplied)
Resolving lack of audio,
video, or 3D playback from a
PlayStation®3 (PS3™)
Audio and video issues may occur when changing the output of the
PS3™ with either following method.
Changed the output to this system using the system’s HDMI pass-
through function.
Changed the output to this system, connecting PS3™ and this
system directly, after using PS3™ with TV.
In this case, while the system is on, turn o the PS3™, and then hold
the PS3™ power button for at least 5 seconds (until you hear another
beep) to restart it.
Insert the stereo
mini-plug of the
headphones fully into
the headphone jack.
Pass the right cord
behind the tab.
Pass the left cord
behind the tab.
Fit the right cord into the groove. (Tucking
the cord under the tabs in several places
will help keep the cord in place.)
Tip
If you prefer, you can connect your
own stereo mini-plug headphones
instead.

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Adjust the position on your head.
Carefully adjust the unit left, right, up, and down to find the
best position for viewing the center of the screens.
Notes
If the unit detects that the forehead supporter is not against
your forehead during viewing, the screens will be deactivated.
Make sure the forehead supporter rests securely against your
forehead.
If the forehead supporter is too far back (toward your
forehead), it may be dicult to see the screens. In this case,
holding the lock lever toward the left, lift the forehead
supporter and push the supporter forward.
Tighten the headband securely.
Tip
The length of the top and bottom headband straps can be
adjusted. For details, see the “Reference Guide.”
Wear the headphones.
Wear the earpiece marked R in your right ear and the one
marked L in your left ear.
All three “I” marks and the
horizontal line intersect.
More than one of the “I” marks and
the horizontal line do not intersect. For details on configuring menu settings and attaching accessories, see
the “Reference Guide.”
Note
To resolve a lack of audio, video, or 3D playback when the system is connected to a PlayStation®3
(PS3™), see the instructions on the page to the right of the cover for troubleshooting.
2Wear Wearing the unit will prevent you from seeing outside the display. Before you put it on, take a moment
to review steps 2 – 4 (Wear, Set up, and Enjoy), so that you know the sequence of procedure.
Control playback from compatible playback
sources.
Controlling Playback from the Unit
4Enjoy
For a Comfortable Fit

Support the unit with your forehead
and at two positions on the back of
your head.

Do not rest on your nose.

Adjust the unit so that the screens
are in front of your eyes.
3Set Up Follow the instructions displayed on
the screen for operations.
If you normally wear glasses or contact lenses, wear them as usual during use (with the exception of reading
glasses). Note that watching with bifocals may be less than optimal.
To remove the head mounted unit
Remove the headphones from your ears before taking o
the head mounted unit.
Hold the band release buttons on both sides and pull the
unit forward as you lift it o.
Eye Screen
Pull out the headband.
On one side after another, hold the band release
button down and pull out the headband.
Put the head mounted unit on your
head.
Lower the bottom headband strap to the base of your
head.
Select a display language (first time
only).
Press the /button to select a
language, and then press the MENU or 
button.
Adjust the lens span.
Slide each lens span
adjuster until you can see
both screens clearly.
After adjustment, press the MENU button or button.
Tips
If you cannot see the screen clearly after lens span
adjustment, start over from “2 Wear.”
If adjustment is dicult, try sliding both adjusters to the
center position before adjustment.
Check display alignment.
Confirm that all three “I” marks and the horizontal line
intersect, and then press the MENU or button.
It is acceptable if the “I” marks and the horizontal line
intersect in a position other than the center of the
screen.
Note
If even one of the “I” marks and the horizontal line do
not intersect, stop using the system. For details, see the
“Reference Guide.”
Follow the instructions displayed.
After reading the information, press the MENU or 
button.
Notes
The system cannot be used for advanced
playback equipment control, such as menu
operations.
Control using these buttons is only possible when
the “Control for HDMI” in “General Setup” is set to
“On” (default setting).
Some playback equipment cannot be controlled
using the head mounted unit buttons.
Volume
Fast-rewind
Hold the button down
to jump to the previous
chapter. Power on/
standby
Hold the button down
to enter standby mode.
Fast-forward
Hold the button down
to jump to the next
chapter.
Play
Pause