Sony Ubp-x1100es User manual

SONY.

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray™

/

DVD

Player

Operating

Instructions

Thank you for your purchase. Before using this player,

please read this operating instructions carefully.

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Settings and Adjustments

Additional Information

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2

Contents

3

WARNING

3

PRECAUTIONS

8 Guide

to

Parts and Controls

Getting

Started

11

1:

Checking Supplied Accessories

11

2:

Connecting

to

a TV

or

a Sound Bar/AV

Amplifier

14

3:

Network Connection

15

4:

Easy

Setup

15

Home screen display

Playback

16

Playing a Disc

16

Enjoying Blu-ray

3D

16

Enjoying 4K Ultra

HD

Blu-ray

16

Playing

from

a

USB

Device

17

Playing files on a Home Network

17

Listening

to

Audio

through

a

BLUETOOTH

®Device

19

Available Options

Settings

and

Adjustments

21

Using

the

Settings Displays

Additional

Information

28 Troubleshooting

33

Specifications

35

Playable discs

36 Playable types

of

files

Index

42 Index

Owner's

Record

The model and serial numbersare located atthe

rear

of

the unit. Record the serial number in the

space provided below. Refer

to

them whenever

you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this

product.

Model

No.

____

_

Serial

No.

____

_

For Customers in

the

USA

If

this product

is

not

working properly, please

call

1-800-

222-SONY{7669).

For Customers in

Canada

If

this product

is

not

working properly, please

contact our Customer Information Service

Center at 1-877-899-7669 orwrite

to

us

at:

Customer Information Service

115

Gordon Baker

Road,

Toronto, Ontario,

M2H

3R6

WARNING

To

reduce the

risk

offire

or

electric shock, do not

expose this apparatus

to

rain or moisture.

To

avoid electrical shock, do not open the

cabinet. Refer servicing

to

qualified personnel

only.

Do

not expose batteries or appliances with

battery-installed

to

excessive heat, such

as

sunshine and fire.

CAUTION

Risk

of

explosion

if

the battery

is

replaced by

an

incorrect type.

The

use

of

optical instruments with this product

will increase eye hazard.

As

the laser beam used

in this product

is

harmful

to

eyes, do

not

attempt

to

disassemble the cabinet.

Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

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This

label

is

located on the laser protective

housing inside the enclosure.

This

symbol

is

intended to alert the

user

to

the presence

of

uninsulated

"dangerous voltage" within the

product's enclosure that may be

of

sufficient magnitude to constitute a

risk

of

electric shock to persons.

This symbol

is

intended to alert the

user to the presence

of

important

operating and maintenance

(servicing) instructions in the

literature accompanying the

appliance.

PRECAUTIONS

• To reduce

the

risk

of

fire

or

electric shock,

do

not

expose

this

appliance

to

dripping

or

splashing, and

do

not

place objects filled

with

liquids, such

as

vases,

on

the

appliance.

• Install

this

unit

so

that

the

AC

power

cord

can be

unplugged

from

the

wall socket

immediately

in

the

event

of

trouble.

• Place

the

playerin a location

with

adequate

ventilation

to

prevent heat

build-up

in

the

player.

• To reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

do

not

cover

the

ventilation

opening

of

the

appliance

with

newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc.

• Do

not

cover ventilation openings.

This

equipment

is

not

intended

to

be used

on

soft

support

(like beddings, blankets

etc.).

• Do

not

expose

the

appliance

to

naked

flame

sources

(for

example,

lighted

candles).

• Do

not

install this player in a confined

space, such

as

a

bookshelf

or

similar unit.

• Sufficient space around

the

player

is

needed

to

release heat. When placing

the

player in a rack, leave

more

than

44.45

mm

(1.75

in} space above

the

player, and

more

than

44.45

mm

(1.75

in) space along

the

sides

of

the

player. The rack behind

the

player should

be

open.

If

you

place

the

player

with

its back against

the

wall, leave

more

than

88.9

mm

(3.5 in} space

between

the

playerand

the

wall.

3

4

•

Use

"WS-UBPRE1"

Rack

Mount

Kit {not

supplied)

to

mount

the

player on a rack

mount.

•

Do

not

place

the

player near heat sources,

or in a place subject

to

directsunlight,

excessive dust,

or

mechanical shock.

•

Do

not

place

the

player outdoors, in

vehicles, on ships,

or

on

other

vessels.

•

If

the

player

is

brought

directlyfrom a cold

to

a warm location, or

is

placed in a very

damp room, moisturemaycondenseon

the

lenses inside the player. Should this occur,

the

player may

not

operate properly.

In

this

case, remove

the

disc and leave

the

player

turned on

for

about

half

an

hour

until the

moisture evaporates.

•

Do

not

install

the

player in an inclined

position. It

is

designed

to

be operated in a

horizontal position only.

•

Do

not

place metal objects in

front

of

the

front

panel. It may

limit

reception

of

radio

waves.

•

Do

not

place

the

player in a place where

medical

equipment

is

in use. It

may

cause a

malfunction

of

medical instruments.

•

If

you use a pacemaker

or

other medical

device, consult

your

physician

or

the

manufacturer

of

your

medicaldevice before

using

the

wireless

LAN

function.

• Do

not

place heavy

or

unstable objects on

the

player.

•

Do

not

place anyobjectsother

than

discs on

the

disc tray. Doing so

may

cause damage

to

the

player

or

the

object.

• Take

out

any discs

from

the

tray when you

move

the

player.

If

you

don't,

the

disc may

be damaged.

• Disconnect

the

AC

power

cord and all other

cables

from

the

player

when

you move

the

player.

• The player is

not

disconnected

from

the

AC

power

source

as

long as

it

is

connected

to

the

wall outlet, even

if

the

player itself has

been turned off.

• Disconnect

the

player

from

the

wall outlet

if

you are

not

going

to

use the player

for

a

long time. To disconnect

the

AC

power

cord, grasp

the

plug itself; never pull

the

cord.

• Observe following points

to

prevent

the

AC

power

cord being damaged. Do

not

use

the

AC

powercord

if

it

is damaged, as doing

so

may result in an electric shock

or

fire.

-Do

not

pinch

the

AC

power

cord between

the player and wall, shelf, etc.

-Do

not

put

anything heavy on

the

AC

power cord

or

pull on

the

AC

power

cord

itself.

• Do

not

turn

up

the

volumewhilelistening

to

a section

with

very

low

level inputs or no

audio signals. Your ears and

the

speakers

may be damaged when the sound level

reaches

the

peak.

• Clean

the

cabinet, panel, and controls with

a soft cloth. Do

not

use anytype

of

abrasive

pad, scouring

powder

or

solvent such

as

alcohol

or

benzine.

• Do

not

use cleaning discs or disc/lens

cleaners (including

wet

or

spray types).

These

may

cause

the

apparatus

to

malfunction.

•

In

the

events

that

this player

is

repaired,

repaired parts

may

becollected

for

reuse

or

recycling purposes.

• Observe

the

following

as

improperhandling

maydamage the HDMI

OUT

jack and

the

connector.

-Carefully align

the

HDMI

OUT

jack on

the

rear

of

the

playerand

the

HDMI connector

by checking

their

shapes. Make sure

the

connector

is

not

upside

down

ortilted.

HDMIOUT

~--

®

0~0

-

Be

sure

to

disconnect

the

HDMI

cable

when

moving

the

player.

-Hold

the

HDMI

connector straight when

connecting or disconnecting

the

HDMI

cable. Do

not

twist

or force

the

HDMI

connector into

the

HDMI

OUT

jack.

For

United

States

customers.

Not

applicable

in

Canada,

including

in

the

province

Of

Quebec.

Pour

les

consommateurs

Aux

Etats-Unis.

Non

applicable

au

Canada,

y

compris

la

province

de

Quebec.

FCC

WARNING

You are cautioned

that

any changes

or

modifications

not

expressly approved in

this

manual could void

your

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

If

you

have

any

questions

about

this

product:

Visit:

www

.

sony.com/support

Contact: Sony Customer

Information

Service

Center

at

1-{800}-222-7669

Write: Sony Customer

Information

Service

Center

12451

Gateway Blvd

.,

Fort Myers,

FL

33913

Supplier's Declaration

of

Conformity

Trade Name:

SONY

Model:

UBP-X1100ES

Responsible Party: Sony Electronics Inc.

Address: 16535 Via Esprillo,

San

Diego,

CA

92127

U.S.A.

Telephone

Number

: 858-942-2230

This device complies

with

part

15

of

the

FCC

rules. Operation is subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

This device

may

not

cause

harmful interference, and(2)

this

device

must

accept any interference received, including

interference

that

may

cause undesired

operation.

This

equipment

must

not

be co-located

or

operated in conjunction

with

any

other

antenna

or

transmitter.

The shielded Interface cable {LAN cable} and

bundled HDMI Cable

or

High Speed HDMI

Cable

with

Cable Type Logo

must

be used

with

the

equipment

in

order

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

digital

device pursuant

to

Subpart B

of

Part

15

of

FCC

Rules.

"

This

equipment

has

been tested and found to

complywiththelimitsfora

Class

Bdigital device,

pursuant to Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are designed

to

provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference

in

a residential

installation.

This

equipment generates,

uses

,

and

can

radiate radio frequency energy and,

if

notinstalled and used in accordance with the

instructions, may

cause

harmful interference

to

radio communications. However,there

is

no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation.

If

this equipment does

cause

harmful interference to radio ortelevision

reception, which

can

be

determined byturning

the equipment

off

and

on

, the user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct the interference by

one or more

of

thefollowing measures:

-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

-Connect the equipment into an outlet

on

a

circuit different from thatto which the

receiver

is

connected.

-Consultthe dealeror

an

experienced radio/TV

technician for help.

FCC

Radiation

Exposure

Statement:

This

equipment

complies

with

FCC

radiation

exposure limits

set

forth

for

an uncontrolled

environment

and meets

the

FCC

radio

frequency

(RF}

Exposure Guidelines. This

equipment

has very

low

levels

of

RF

energy

that

is

deemed

to

comply

without

maximum

permissive exposure evaluation (MPE).

Contains

FCC

ID:

MCLJ20H086

Data transmission is always initiated

by

software, which

is

the

passed

down

through

the MAC,

through

the

digital and analog

baseband, and finally

to

the

RF

chip. Several

special packets are initiated

by

MAC. These

are

the

only

ways

the

digital baseband

portion

will

turn

on

the

RF

transmitter,

which

it

then

turns

off

at

the

end

of

the

packet.

Therefore,

the

transmitter

will

be on only

while

one

of

the

aforementioned packets is

being

transmitted.

In

other

words,this device

automatically discontinuetransmission in

case

of

either

absence

of

information

to

transmit

or

operational failure.

FrequencyTolerance : ± 20

ppm

5150 - 5 350 MHz band is restricted

to

indoor

operations only.

5

6

Important

Safety

Instructions

1)

Read

these instructions.

2)

Keep

these instructions.

3)

Heed all warnings.

4) Follow all instructions.

5)

Do

not

use this apparatus near water.

6)

Clean

only

with

drycloth.

7)

Do

not

block any ventilation openings.

Install in accordance

with

the

manufacturer's instructions.

8) Do

not

install near any heatsources such

as

radiators, heat registers, stoves,

or

otherapparatus (including amplifiers)

that

produce heat.

9)

Do

not

defeatthe safety purpose

of

the

polarized or grounding-type plug.

A polarized plug has

two

blades with one

widerthan the other. A grounding type

plug has

two

blades and athird grounding

prong. The wide blade

or

the third prong

are provided

for

your safety.

If

the

provided plug does

not

fit

intoyouroutlet,

consult

an

electrician

for

replacement

of

the obsolete outlet.

10)Protectthe powercord

from

being walked

on or pinched particularly at plugs,

convenience receptacles, and the point

where they exit from

the

apparatus.

11)

Only use attachments/accessories

specified

by

the manufacturer.

12)Use

only with the cart, stand, tripod,

bracket, or table specified by the

manufacturer, or sold

with

the apparatus.

When a cart is used, use caution when

movingthecart/apparatuscombination

to

avoid injuryfrom tip-over.

13)Unplug this apparatus during lightning

storms

or

when unused

for

long periods

of

time.

14

)Refer all servicing

to

qualified service

personnel. Servicing

is

required when the

apparatus has been damaged in anyway,

such

as

power-supply cord

or

plug

is

damaged, liquid has been spilled

or

objects have fallen intothe apparatus,

the

apparatus has been exposed

to

rain or

moisture, does

not

operate normally, or

has been dropped.

For

Customers

in

Canada

IC

Radiation

Exposure

Statement:

This equipment complies

with

ISED

radiation

exposure limits setforth

for

an uncontrolled

environment and meets

RSS-102

of

the

ISED

radio frequency

{RF)

Exposure rules

as

this

equipment has very low levels

of

RF

energy.

Contains

IC

: 2878D-J20H086

This

device contains licence-exempt

transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with

Innovation,

Science

and

Economic

Development Canada's licence-exempt

RSS(s).

Operation

is

subject to the following two

conditions:

(1)

This

device

may

not

cause

interference;

and

(2)

This

device must accept

any

interference,

including interference that

may

cause

undesired operation

of

the device.

• 5

150

- 5 350 MHz band

is

restricted

to

indooroperations only.

• High-

power

radars are allocated

as

primary

users (i.e. priority users)

of

the bands

5 250 - 5 350 MHz and 5 650 - 5 850 MHz

and

that

these radars could cause

interference

and/or

damage

to

LE-LAN

devices.

On

watching

3D

video

images

Some people may experience discomfort

(such

as

eye strain, fatigue,

or

nausea) while

watching

3D

video images. Sony

recommends

that

all viewers take regular

breaks while watching

3D

video images. The

lengthand frequency

of

necessarybreaks will

vary

from

person

to

person. You mustdecide

what

works best.

If

you experience any

discomfort, you should stop watching the

3D

video images until the discomfort ends;

consultadoctor

if

you believe necessary. You

should also review (i) the instruction manual

and/or

the caution message

of

any other

device used with, or

Blu

-ray

Disc

contents

played

with

this product and (ii) our website

(http:/

/esupport.sony.com/)

for

the latest

information. The vision

of

young children

(especially those under six years old)

is

still

under development. Consult your doctor

(such

as

a pediatrician

or

eye doctor) before

allowing young children

to

watch

3D

video

images. Adults should supervise young

children

to

ensure they follow the

recommendations listed above.

IMPORTANT

NOTICE

Caution: This player

is

capable

of

holding a

still video image

or

on-screen displayimage

on your television screen indefinitely.

If

you

leave the still video image

or

on-screen

display image displayed on your

TV

for

an

extended period

of

time

you risk permanent

damage

to

yourtelevision screen. Plasma

display panel televisions and projection

televisions are susceptible

to

this.

Ifyou have any questions

or

problems

concerning

your

player, please consult

your

nearest Sony dealer.

About

wireless

LAN

security

Since communication via the wireless

LAN

function

is

established by radio waves, the

wireless signal

may

be susceptible

to

interception.To protect wireless

communication, this player supports various

security functions.

Be

sure

to

correctly

configure

the

security settings in accordance

with yournetwork environment.

♦

No

Security

Although you

can

easily make settings,

anyone

can

interceptwireless

communication

or

intrude into yourwireless

network, even

without

any sophisticated

tools. Keep in mind

that

there

is

a risk

of

unauthorized access

or

interception

of

data.

♦

WEP

applies security

to

communications

to

prevent outsiders

from

intercepting

communications

or

intruding into your

wireless network.

WEP

is

a legacy security

technology

that

enables olderdevices,which

do

not

support

TKIP/AES,

to

be connected.

♦

WPA·PSK

(TKIP},

WPA2-PSK

(TKIP}

TKIP

is

a security technology developed

to

correct

the

deficiencies

of

WEP.

TKIP

assures

a highersecurity level than

WEP

.

♦

WPA·PSK

(AES),

WPA2-PSK

(AES)

AES

is

a securitytechnology

that

uses

an

advanced security method

that

is

distinct

from

WEP

and

TKIP.

AES

assures a highersecurity level than

WEP

or

TKIP.

Notes

About

the

Discs

• To keep the disc clean, @/

handle

the

disc by its

edge.

Do

not

touch the

surface.

Dust, fingerprints, or

scratches on

the

disc may

cause

it

to

malfunction.

•

Do

not

expose the disc

to

directsunlight

or

heat sources such

as

hot air ducts,

or

leave

it

in a car parked

in

direct sunlight

as

the

temperature

may

rise considerably inside

the

car.

• After playing, store the disc in its

case.

• Clean the disc

with

a

~

cleaning cloth. Wipethedisc

from

the

center out.

•

Do

not

use solvents such

as

benzine, thinner,

commercially available disc/

lens cleaners,

or

anti-static

spray intended

for

vinyl

LPs.

•

If

you have printed the disc's label, drythe

label before playing.

•

Do

not

use

the

following discs.

- A lens cleaning disc.

- A disc that has a non-standard shape

(e.g., card, heart).

- A disc with a label or sticker on it.

- A disc

that

has cellophane tape

or

sticker

adhesive on it.

• Do

not

resurface theplaying side

of

adisc

to

remove surface scratches.

7

.

8

Guide

to

Parts

and

Controls

·

Front

panel

1

I

[I]

Door

tray

[2]

Front

panel

display

~

Remote sensor

@]

~

(open/close)

Rear

panel

2

[I]

AC

IN

jack

[2]

LAN

(10/100}

terminal

2

;---,---1

~-------~

3 4

~

HDMI

OUT1

jack

(VIDEO/AUDIO}

Outputs digital video and audio signal.

@]

HDMI

OUT 2

jack

(AUDIO ONLY)

Outputs digital audio signal only.

Please remove

the

attached sticker

to

use

thejack.

[ID

DIGITAL OUT (COAXIAL} jack

7

3 4 5

r\

:-

.

-

6

[ID

6

(on/standby)

Turns on

the

player, or sets

to

standby

mode.

[fil f {USB) jack cover

Open

the

cover

to

connect a

USB

device

to

thisjack.

See

page

16.

8

[fil IR REMOTE

port

[ZJ

RS-232C

port

9

This

is

a control expansion terminal

for

custom installation.

[ID

DIGITALOUT (OPTICAL} jack

[ID

LINE OUT (R-AUDIO-L}jacks

Remote

The available functions

of

the

remote are

different depending

on

the

disc

or

the

situation.

OPEN/CLOSE

TV

~

c~)

CB

\0

NET

SERVICE

TV

INPUT

BLUETOOTH

C)C)(D

YELLOW

BLUE

RED

GREEN

C)C)C)C)

(FAVORITE)

C

NETFLIX

)

PLAY

C+ia)

c

....

o)

C.+)

0

(11+1)

SUBTITLE

STOP

AUDIO

000

0

MUTING

+

DISPLAY

C)

TV

VOL

C)

-~-

►

PLAY,

TV

VOL+, and

AUDIO

buttons

have

a

tactile dot.

Use

the tactile dot

as

a reference

when operating the player.

The

player

automatically

returns

to

standby

mode

if

no

button

on

the

player

or

remote

is

pressed

for

more

than

20

minutes.

(I]

~

OPEN/CLOSE

Opens

or

closes

the

disc tray.

TV

C)

(on/standby)

Turns on

the

TV,

orsets

to

standbymode.

C)

(on/standby)

Turns on

the

player,

or

sets

to

standby

mode.

NET

SERVICE

Returns

to

the

previous online service

portal.

TV

INPUT

Switches between

TV

and

other

input

sources.

0 BLUETOOTH

(page

17}

•

Scan

device list will appear

if

this player

has no paired Bluetooth device.

• Connect

to

the

last connected device

if

this player has a paired Bluetooth

device.

If

the

connection fails, scan

device list will appear.

• Disconnect

the

connected Bluetooth

device.

[g] Color

buttons

(YELLOW/BLUE/RED/

GREEN)

Shortcut keys

for

interactive functions.

@]

FAVORITE

(page

15)

Accesses

the

application registered

as

favorite.

NETFLIX

Accesses

the

Netflix online service.

For

further

Netflix online service details, visit

the

following websiteand check the

FAQ:

http://www.sony.com/bluraysupport/

TOP MENU

Opens orcloses

the

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/BD/

DVD's Top Menu.

POP

UP/MENU

Opens orcloses

the

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/BD/

DVD's menu.

OPTIONS

(page

19)

Displays

the

available options on

the

screen.

RETURN

Returns

to

the

previous display.

+-1t1

♦

1-+

Moves the highlight

to

selecta displayed

item.

9

10

-~-

. t

1

♦

as

a shortcut key

to

launch track

search window and inputtrack number

during music

CD

playback.

•t

1

♦

as

a shortcut key

to

·rotate photo

clockwise/counterclockwise by 90

degrees.

• +-1-+

as

a shortcut key to perform seek

functions during Home Networkvideo

playback.

• +-!-+

as

a shortcut key to change still

image when it

is

enabled

to

change.

8

ENTER

Enters

the

selected item.

HOME

Enters

the

player's

home

screen.

@]

~I..,..

(fast

reverse/fast

forward}

• Fast reverse/fast

forward

the

disc

when

pressed

during

playback. The search

speed changes each

time

you

press

the

button.

• Plays in

slow

motion

when

pressed

for

more

than

one second in pause mode.

• Plays one

frame

at

a

time

when

pressed

for

a short

time

in pause mode.

►

PLAY

Starts

or

re-starts playback.

....

PREV/NEXT ..,_..

Skips

to

the

previous/next

chapter, track,

or

file.

II

PAUSE

Pauses

or

re-starts playback.

SUBTITLE

(page

25}

Selects

the

subtitle language

when

multi-

lingual subtitles are recorded on Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/BD/DVD.

■

STOP

Stops playback and remembers

the

stop

point

(resume point).

The resume

point

for

a

title/track

is

the

last

point

you

played

or

the

last

photo

for

a

photo

folder.

AUDIO

(page

25)

Selects

the

language track

when

multi-

lingual tracks are recorded

on

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/BD/DVD.

Selects

the

sound

track

on

CDs.

MUTING

Turns

off

the

TV

sound

temporarily

.

TV

VOL+/-

Adjusts

the

TV

volume.

DISPLAY

Displays

the

playback

information

on

the

screen.

To

lock

the

disc

tray

(Child

Lock)

You can lock

the

disc

tray

to

avoid accidental

opening

of

the

tray.

While

the

player

is

turned

on,

press

■

STOP

,

HOME,

and

then

TOP

MENU

on

the

remote

to

lock

or

unlock

the

tray.

Code

numbers

of

controllable

TVs

Press and hold

TV

C),

and

then

press and

hold

the

TV

manufacturer's

code using

the

remote

button

for

more

than

2 seconds.

Example:

If

your

TV

is

Hitachi, press and hold

TV

C),

and

then

press and hold TV

INPUT

for

more

than

2 seconds.

Manufacturer

Remote

Button

Sony (Default)

NET

SERVICE

Hitachi

TV

INPUT

LG/Goldstar

/NEC

0

BLUETOOTH

Toshiba Color

button

(YELLOW)

RCA

Color

button

(BLUE)

Mitsubishi/MGA Color

button

(RED)

Pioneer Color

button

(GREEN)

Sharp

FAVORITE

Panasonic

NETFLIX

Samsung

TOP

MENU

Philips

POP

UP/MENU

Vizio1

RETURN

Vizio2

OPTIONS

Vizio3

HOME

"

This

player's remote may

not

work withyour

TV,

depending

on

the model or model year

of

the

TV.

In

such a

case

,

use

the remote supplied with

your

TV.

Getting

Started

1:

Checking

Supplied

Accessories

• AC

power

cord

(1)

•

Remote

commander

(remote)

(1)

• Size

AAA

(R03)

batteries

(2)

2:

Connecting

to

a

TV

or

a

Sound

Bar/AV

Amplifier

Do

not

connect

the

AC

power

cord

until

you

have

made

all

the

connections.

Various

connection

methods

can

be

used

to

enjoy

the

player. Select a

connection

method

according

to

the

functions

and

jacks

on

your

Sound

Bar/AV

amplifier

(receiver).

HDMI Cable*

(not

supplied)

,u

(

CJ

) [;]

~

13

~

..

;.,

~

~~D

.....,_=,=====,-====-......,.--=

'"""

==

To

HDMI

OUT

1jack

* Premium High Speed HDMI Cable

or

High Speed HDMI Cable

that

supports

18

Gbps bandwidth.

"

•

To

enjoy images in higher-definition HDMI formats {4K

60p/Ultra

HD,

4K

HOR,

Dolby Vision, etc.),

connect a

TV

that

supports

the

video

format

to

the

player.

•

To

displayimages in higher-definition

HDMI

formats, you need

to

connect the player

to

your

TV

using

a Premium High Speed HDMI Cable

that

supports

18

Gbps

bandwidth

(not

supplied).

•

If

you are using BRAVIA

TV,

adjust

the

TV's "HDMI signal

format"

setting. For details, refer

to

the TV's

instruction manual.

•

To

enjoy Dolby Vision, set [DolbyVision Output] under[Screen Settings] on

the

player (page

22).

•

If

a Sound Bar/AV amplifier(receiver)

is

directlyconnected

to

the

TV,

refer

to

the

connection methods

on page

12.

• The connection

method

when connecting

the

player

to

the

TV

through a SetTop Box(Cable/Satellite

Box) varies depending on

your

Set Top Box (Cable/Satellite Box). For details, refer

to

the

instruction

manual

of

the

Set Top Box (Cable/Satellite Box).

•

If

you encounter any problems or need more information, refer

to

"Troubleshooting" (page 28).

11

12

Conneding

to

your

TV

via

a

Sound

Bar/AV

amplifier

{receiver)

Selecta

connection

method

according

to

the

functions

and

jacks

on

your

Sound

Bar/

AV

amplifier

(receiver).

The

following

are

examples

of

the

main

connection

methods.

For

details

on

your

Sound

Bar/AV

amplifier

(receiver),

refer

to

the

instruction

manual

supplied

with

the

Sound

Bar/AV

amplifier

(receiver). ·

0

4K

Sound

Bar/AV

amplifier

(receiver}

with

HDMI

IN

HDMI

Cable*

(not supplied)

To

HDMI

OUT

1jack

~

Audio/Video

~

signals

~~IN

(

f)

)

I I I I

Go

~

~~

l=Jl=1

HDMI

Cable*

(not supplied)

Audio/Video

~

signals

~

rsl

~

D

-

If

selecting this connection

method

, set [HDMI Audio

Output]

in [System settings]

to

[HDMl1]

or

[Auto] (page 26).

-To

enjoy Bitstream (Dolby/DTS), set

[BD

SecondaryAudio] in [Audio Settings] (page 24).

-To

enjoy display

of

images in higher-definition HDMI formats(4K 60p/Ultra

HD,

4K

HDR,

Dolby

Vision, etc.), all connected devices need

to

support

the

video format.

0

Non-4K

Sound

Bar/AV

amplifier

(receiver}

with

HDMI

IN

Video 1

signals

HDMI Cable*

(not

supplied)

High Speed HDMI Cable

(not

supplied)

==;:;>""

. Audio signals

To

HDMI

OUT

1jack

To

HDMI

OUT

2 jack

~

~IN

□

~

lQ)~

VIDEO/

All0IO

AUDIO

ONlY

-

If

selecting this connection method,set[HDMI Audio

Output]

in [System settings]

to

[HDMl2]

or

[Auto] (page 26).

"

When you connect

your

TV

and a Sound Bar/AV amplifier(receiver) using an

HDMI

Cable

(not

supplied),

no

sound maybe

output

,

or

you maybe unable

to

switch

the

input

to

the player. Refer

to

"Troubleshooting" (page 28).

e

Non-4K

Sound

Bar/AV

amplifier

(receiver)

without

HDMI

IN

To

HDMI

OUT

1jack

=-

Audio signals

HDMI Cable*

(not

supplied)

=-

Video signals

Coaxial digital cable

(not

supplied)

or

Optical digital cable

(not

supplied)

,/

Jllll!J:CJ:,

Audio/video

cable

(not

supplied)

DIGITAL

IN

®

COAX

I

AL

~

OPT

I

CAL

AUDIO

IN

-If

selecting this connection method, set [HDMI Audio Output] in [System settings]

to

[HDMl1]

or

[Auto] (page 26).

* Premium High Speed HDMI Cable

or

High Speed HDMI Cable

that

supports

18

Gbps bandwidth.

"

•

To

displayimagesinhigher-definition

HDMI

formats, you need

to

connect

the

player

to

your

TV

using

a Premium High Speed HDMI Cable

that

supports

18

Gbps

bandwidth

(not

supplied).

• To enjoy DolbyVision, set [Dolby Vision

Output]

under

[Screen Settings] on

the

player(page

22).

• The connection

method

when connecting

the

player

to

the

TV

through

a Set Top Box(Cable/Satellite

Box) varies depending on your Set Top Box (Cable/Satellite Box). For details, refer

to

the

instruction

manual

of

the

Set Top Box (Cable/Satellite Box).

•

If

you encounter any problems or need more information, refer

to

"Troubleshooting"

(page

28).

13

.

'

14

3:

Network

Connection

If

you

are

not

going

to

connect

the

player

to

a

network,

proceed

to

"4: Easy Setup"

(page

15).

-~·

•

For

details on settings

for

network connection, see [Network Settings] (page 26}.

• When the player

is

connected

to

the

Internet and there

is

a software update, the update notification

automatically appears on the screen.

"-ACIN

□

u

LAN

(10/100)

-~·

LAN

cable

(not supplied)

LAN

cable

(not

supplied)

Router Modem

The use

of

a shielded and straight interface cable

(LAN

cable}

is

recommended.

LAN

cable

(not supplied)

---•

Internet

i;::======:::;:::::=:::::~

11

·t=J

=

((Ct

-----

-

~·

Wireless

LAN

Router

No

cable assembly required between the player and the wireless

LAN

router.

Modem Internet

4:

Easy

Setup

When

turned

on

for

the

first

time

Wait

for

a short

while

before

the

player

turns on and starts [Easy Setup].

1 Insert

two

size

AAA

(R03) batteries

by

matching

the+

and -ends

on

the

batteries

to

the

markings inside

the

battery

compartments

of

the

remote.

2 Plug

the

player

into

the

AC

outlet.

D © 0 1 1

=

_,.

to

AC

outlet

3 Press 6

to

turn

on

the

player.

4 Turn on

the

TV and pressTV INPUT on

the

remote

to

set

the

input

selector. This will

show

the

signal

from

the

playeron

your

TV

screen.

5 Perform [Easy Setup].

Follow

the

on-screen instructions

to

make

the

basic

settings

using

..

1t1•1-+ and

press

ENTER

on

the

remote.

"

• When

[Easy

Setup] is complete, the player will

automatically find the available network.

•

If

there

is

no output orblack screen appears,

refer

to

"Troubleshooting" (page 28).

Home

screen

display

The

home

screen appears

when

you press

HOME. Select an application using

..

1t1•1

-+,

and press

ENTER.

Application

Ultra

HD

Blu-rayPlayer ;

Bl

......

■

-·-

.....,.,

~~

l

~

■

The

following

applications are displayed

on

the

home

screen.

The

network

service application icons are

displayed in

the

lower

part

of

the

screen

after

an

internet

connection

is

established.

0 (Disc):

Plays a disc.

aa. [USB device]:

Plays

content

from

a

USB

device (page 16).

~

[Media

Server]:

Plays a file

from

a Home

Network

server via

the

player(page

17).

Iii [Setup]:

Adjusts

the

player's settings (page

21).

'Q'

Disc/USS device/Media Server/Network

Services can

be

registered

to

the

FAVORITE

remote button

as

afavorite.

While selecting

an

application icon, you

can

select [Register

as

Favorite] from the option

menu to register it.

If

you register another item

as

afavorite, the

previous favorite will

be

replaced with the new

one.

.

l

15

16

Playback

Playing

a

Disc

You can play Ultra

HD

Blu-ray discs,

BDs,

DVDs and

CDs.

For "Playable discs", see

page 35.

1

Press~

OPEN/CLOSE,

and

place a disc

on

the

disc tray.

Place

the

disc's side

with

character

or

image

facing up.

For

double-sided

discs, place

the

side

you

want

to

play

facing

down.

2

Press~

OPEN/CLOSE

to

close

the

disc

tray.

.".

Playback starts.

If

playback

does

not

start

automatically,

select

the

[Video], [Music],

or

[Photo]

category in O (Disc), and press

ENTER

or

►

PLAY.

• (Mixed disc) contains data contents.

Press

OPTIONS

on

the remote and select [Data

Contents]

to

display any available contents.

Enjoying

Blu-ray

3D

1 Prepare

for

Blu-ray 3D disc playback.

• Connect

the

player

to

your

3D-

compatible

devices using a High Speed

HDMI Cable.

• Set [3D

Output

Setting] and [TV Screen

Size Setting

for

3D] in [Screen Settings]

(page 23).

2 Insert a Blu-ray 3D disc.

The

operation

method

differs

depending

on

the

disc. Refer

to

the

instruction

manual supplied

with

the

disc.

.".

Also refer

to

the instruction manuals supplied

with your

TV

and the connected device.

"

3D

playback

is

notavailable when [Dolby Vision

Output] in [Screen Settings]

is

set

to

[On].

Enjoying

4K

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray

1 Prepare

for

4K Ultra

HD

Blu-ray playback.

• Connect

the

player

to

a

TV

that

supports

4K

60p

using a Premium High Speed

HDMI Cable

that

supports

18

Gbps

bandwidth

(not

supplied).

•

If

you are using BRAVIA

TV,

adjust

the

TV's "HDMI signal

format"

setting. For

details, refer

to

the

TV's instruction

manual.

2 Insert a 4K Ultra

HD

Blu-ray disc.

"

The

operation

method

differs

depending

on

the

disc. Refer

to

the

instruction

manual

supplied

with

the

disc.

When playing a

4K

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray disc with no

disc key,

it

may require network connection

depending on the network environment and

official key server (Studio).

Playing

from

a

use

Device

For "Playable types

of

files", see page 36.

1 Open

the

USB

jack

cover.

2 Connect

the

USB

device

to

the

USB

jack

on

the

player.

3

On

the

home

screen, select c:all

[USB

device]

using.-;-+,

and press

ENTER.

4 Select

the

[Video], [Music],

or

[Photo]

category using t;.J, and press

ENTER.

"

To

avoid data corruption

or

damage to the

USB

device, turn

off

the player when connecting or

removing the

USB

device.

Playing

files

on

a

Home

Network

A Home Network-compatible

product

can

play

video/music/photo

files stored on

another

Home Network-compatible

product

via a network.

Prepare

to

use

Home

Network.

1 Connect

the

player

to

a

network

(page14).

2 Prepare

the

other

necessary Home

Network-compatible products. Refer

to

the

instruction manual supplied

with

the

product.

To

play

a

file

from

a

Home

Network

server

via

the

player

(Home

Network

player}

Server Player

c

Select

the

[Video], [Music],

or

[Photo]

category

from~

[Media Server] on

the

home screen,

then

choose

the

file you

want

to

play.

To

play

a

file

from

a

Home

Network

server

via

another

product

(Renderer)

When you playfiles

from

a Home Network

Server on

the

player, you can use a Home

Network Controller-compatible product(a

phone, etc.),

to

control playback.

Server @

g

)f»

F=c-----~-~~~a

Renderer

Controller

Control

the

player using a Home Network

controller. Refer

to

the

instruction manual

supplied

with

the

Home Network controller.

Listening

to

Audio

through

a

BLUETOOTH®

Device

Through a Bluetooth connection, you can

wirelesslytransmit music

from

the

player

to

a

Bluetooth device and listen

to

the

music

on

the

device.

When connecting a device

with

the player

for

the

first

time

via a Bluetooth connection,

pairing* (device registration) is required.

Pair

your

Bluetooth device

with

the

player

beforehand. Once Bluetooth devices are

paired, you

do

not

need

to

pair

them

again.

You can pair

up

to

nine Bluetooth devices

with

the

player.

If

a

tenth

device

is

paired,

the

oldest paired

or

connected device will be

deleted.

* Pairing

is

the operation

of

registering

Bluetooth devices to

each

other before

connecting them.

"

This

function

is

only supported with Bluetooth

speakers or Bluetooth headphones.

You

cannot

transmit music, etc. from a smartphone or

computer

and

listen to

it

on

the player.

17

18

Example:0

Bluetooth

®

~

® '

>))\

Headphone

IJ

or

Smartphone Player

Speaker

Connecting

to

a

Bluetooth

device

Set [Bluetooth

Mode]

in [Bluetooth Settings]

to

[On] (page 24)

before

pairing a Bluetooth

device

with

this

player.

1 Place

the

Bluetooth

device

within

1

meter

from

the

player.

2 Turn on

your

Bluetooth

device and

the

Bluetooth

function

of

the

device.

-

If

you are connecting

the

device

with

the

player

for

the

first

time, set

the

device

to

the

pairing

mode.

-Refer

to

the

instruction manual

of

your

Bluetooth device

for

details

on

the

pairing

mode

settings. Once Bluetooth

devices are paired,

you

do

not

need

to

pair

them

again.

3 On

the

home

screen, select

;I;

[Setup]

using +-!-+, and press

ENTER.

4 Select

[Bluetooth

Settings] -[Device List]

using t

1

♦

and

ENTER.

The devices available

for

a Bluetooth

connection will be displayed.

5 Press t

1

♦

repeatedly

to

select

the

device

you

want, and press

ENTER.

"""

When

the

Bluetooth connection is

established,

the

device name will appear

on

the

TV

screen.

• While displaying the playback screen, you

can

also displaythe device list by pressing

OPTIONS

on

the remote and selecting

[Bluetooth Device] (page

19).

• You

can

quickly reestablish a connection with

the last connected Bluetooth device using

0

BLUETOOTH

on

the remote.

Listening

to

Audio

through

a

Bluetooth

device

After

performing

"Connecting

to

a Bluetooth

device"

(page

18),

1 Start playback content.

2

Adjust

the

volume

of

the

Bluetoothdevice

first.

If

the

volume

level is still

low/high,

press

OPTIONS

on

the

remote

during

playback screen and select

[Bluetooth

Volume],

then

press t

1

♦

to

adjust

the

volume.

"

•

The

player cannot output sound

to

Bluetooth

devices that

do

not support

SCMS-T

content

protection.

• Certain content cannot be outputto Bluetooth

devices due

to

copyright protection.

• Some Bluetooth device does not support

volume control.

•

Do

not

use

high volume from the start orfor a

long period. Your

ears

and the audio device

may be damaged.

• Noise orsound skipping may occur depending

on

the connected Bluetooth device and the

circumstances.

Disconnecting

the

Bluetooth

device

Perform

any

of

the

following

steps:

-Press O

BLUETOOTH

on

the

remote

(page

9}.

-Disable

the

Bluetooth

function

on

the

Bluetooth

device.

-Turn

off

the

player

or

the

Bluetooth device.

"

Before you turn

off

your Bluetooth device, turn

down the volume level

of

your

TV

to avoid

sudden high volume outbursts.

Listening

to

Audio

through

a

Bluetooth

device

and

HDMI

output

You can enjoy

audio

playback

from

this

player via a Bluetooth device and HDMI

output

simultaneously.

To set this function, perform any

of

the

following

steps:

-Set [Bluetooth

Output]

in [Bluetooth

Settings]

to

[Bluetooth + HDMI].

-Press

OPTIONS

on

the

remote

during any

playback and select [Bluetooth Output],

then select [Bluetooth + HDMI].

"

•

Same

audio content

is

output

via

Bluetooth

device and

HDMI

output.

•

This

feature cannot establish Surround system.

•

HDMI

audio format may

be

changed.

• Audio outputtiming between

HDMI

and

Bluetooth may not synchronize.

• Ifthe Bluetooth speaker

is

far from the player,

in a different room,

or

separated by a wall,

Bluetooth connection will

be

unstable.

Available

Options

Various settings and playback operations are

available by pressing

OPTIONS.

The available

items

differ

depending

on

the

situation.

Common

options

■

[Repeat

Settingf

1: Sets

the

repeat mode.

■

[Play]/[Stop]: Starts

or

stops

the

playback.

■

[Play from beginning]: Plays

the

item

from

the

beginning.

■

[Bluetooth

Outputf

2: Switches between

audio

output

from

Bluetooth device

only

or

from

both

Bluetooth device and HDMI

output

during Bluetooth connection.

■

[Bluetooth

Devicef

2: Displays Bluetooth

device list.

■

[Bluetooth Volume]*2: Displays

the

Bluetooth

volume

controlview. This

option

item

is

only

available

when

the

Bluetooth

device

is

connected.

■

[Accessibilityf3*4:

-[Scree

n Reader]

-[

Enlarge]

-[Closed Captions] (For

US

customers

only)*5

Video

only

■

[3D OutputSetting]*6: Sets

whether

or

not

to

output

3D

video automatically.

■

[A/V

SYNC]:

Adjusts

the

gap

between

picture and sound, by delaying

the

sound

output

in relation

to

the

picture

output

(O

to

120 milliseconds).

■

[Display Info Position]: Shifts

the

display

position

of

playback information

to

the

center

of

the

screen.

■

[Subtitle Shift]: Shifts

the

display position

of

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/BD/DVD subtitles

upward

or

downward.

■

[HDR Conversionf7: Converts High

Dynamic Range

(HDR)

signal

to

Standard

Dynamic Range

(SDR)

signal when

the

player is connected

to

a

TV

or

a Projector

that

does

not

support

HDR

input.A picture

is

more similar

to

HDR

when largervalue

is

selected,

but

lowers overall brightness.

■

[Video Settingsf6*8:

-[Picture Quality Mode]: Selects

the

picture settings

for

different

lighting

environments.

• [Direct]

• [Brighter Room]*9

• [Theater Room]*9

• [Auto]: Noise reduction

(NR)

mode

control depends on media and

contents.

• [Custom1

]/[

Custom2]

■

[FNR]:

Reduces

the

random noise

appearing in the picture.

■

[BNR]: Reduces the mosaic-like block

noise in

the

picture.

■

[MNR]: Reduces

minor

noise around

the

picture outlines (mosquito noise).

■

[Contrast]

■

[Brightness]

■

[Color]

■

[Hue]

■

[Pause]: Pauses

the

playback.

■

[Title Search]: Searches

for

a

title

on Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/BD/DVD

VIDEO

and starts

playback

from

the

beginning.

■

[Chapter Search]: Searches

for

a chapter

and starts playback

from

the

beginning.

I

19

20

Video

and

Music

Only

■

[Top Menu]: Displays

the

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/

SD/DVD's Top Menu.

■

[Menu]/[Popup Menu]: Displays

the

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/BD's

Pop-up

Menu

or

DVD

's

menu.

■

[Audio]: Switches

the

language

track

when

multilingual

tracks are recorded

on

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/BD/DVD

. Selects

the

sound

track

on

CDs.

■

[Subtitle]: Switches

the

subtitle

language

when

multilingual

subtitles

are recorded

on Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/BD/DVD.

■

[Closed Captions] (For

US

customers

only): Selects closed

caption

format

when

available.

■

[Angle]: Switches

to

other

viewing

angles

when

multi-angles

are recorded

on

Ultra

HD

Blu-ray/BD/DVD.

■

[Number Entry]: Selects

the

number

by

using

~1t1

♦

1-+

key

on

the

remote.

Music

only

■

[Track Search): Searches

the

track

number

during

music

CD

playback.

■

[Add Slideshow BGM]: Registers music

files in

the

USB

memory

as

slideshow

background music (BGM).

■

[Shuffle Setting]: Set

to

[On]

to

playback

music files in

randomized

order.

■

[Group Search]: Searches

for

the

group

number

during

DVD

AUDIO playback.

Photo

only

■

[Slideshow Speed]: Changes

the

slideshow speed.

■

[Slideshow Effect]: Sets

the

effect

for

slideshows.

■

[Slideshow

BGMf

10:

-[Off]: Turns

off

the

function.

-[My Music

from

USB]: Sets

the

musicfiles

registered in

[Add

Slideshow BGM].

-[Play

from

Music CD]: Sets

the

tracks in

CD-DAs.

■

[2D

Playbackf

11

: Sets playback

to

2D

image.

■

[Change Display]: Switches

between

[Grid

View]

and

[List View].

■

[View Image]: Displays

the

selected

photo.

■

[Slideshow]: Plays a slideshow.

■

[Rotate Left]: Rotates

the

photo

counterclockwise

by

90

degrees.

■

[Rotate Right]: Rotates

the

photo

clockwise

by

90

degrees.

"

•1 [Repeat Setting]

is

notavailable during

BDJ

titles playback or HDMV interactive title.

*2 [Bluetooth Output], [Bluetooth Device] and

[Bluetooth Volume] are not available during

Home Network photo playback.

•3 [Accessibility]

is

only available when

[Accessibility Shortcut] in [Accessibility

Settings]

is

set

to

[On].

•4 [Accessibility]

is

notavailable during photo

or

music playback.

•s [Closed Captions]

is

only available during

video playback.

*6 Not available when [Dolby Vision Output] in

[Screen Settings]

is

set

to

[On).

*7

[HOR

Conversion)

is

onlyavailable during

HOR

video playback, when yourdisplay device

is

not compatible with

HDR

display, orwhen

[HOR

Output] in [Screen Settings]

is

set

to

[Off].

*8 [Video Settings)

output

may not

be

significantly observed with normal eyes.

*9 [Brighter Room] and [Theater Room] are not

available during

HOR

video playback.

*10[Slideshow

BGM]

is

notavailableduring Home

Network photo playback.

*

11

[2D

Playback]

is

only available during

3D

photo playback.

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