Sony Mex-xb100bt User manual

I

SONY.

Bluetooth®

Audio

System

The warranty for this product

is

included in this manual

(page 38, 39).

La

garantie de

ce

produit est inclus dans le present manuel

(page 42).

Owner's Record

The model and serial numbers are located on the

bottom

of

the unit.

Record the serial number

in

the space provided below.

Refer

to

these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer

regarding this product.

Model

No.

MEX-XB100BT

Serial

No.

--------

For

the

connection/installation,

see

page

32.

Pour

le

raccordement/l'installation,

reportez-vous

a

Ia

page

36.

To

cancel the demonstration

(DEMO)

display,

see

page

19.

Pour annuler l'affichage de demonstration

(DEMO),

reportez-

vous a

Ia

page

21.

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DIGITAL

AUDIO

I

TEXT

I

WORKS

WITH

PANDORA

Made for

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iPod

[OJ

iPhone

4-563-800-12(1)

Operating Instructions

Mode d'emploi

For

safety, be sure

to

install this

unit

in the

dashboard

of

the car

as

the left side

of

the

unit

becomes hot during use.

For

details,

see

"Connection/Installation"

(page

32).

The

nameplate indicating operating voltage, etc.,

is

located on the

bottom

of

the chassis.

Warning

FOR

THE CUSTOMERS IN THE USA. NOT

APPLICABLE IN CANADA, INCLUDING IN THE

PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.

POUR

LES

CLIENTS AUX ETATS-UNIS.

NON

APPLICABLE AU CANADA, Y COMPRIS

LA

PROVINCE

DE

QUEBEC.

This

equipment

has

been tested and found

to

comply

with

the limits

for

a

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

not installed 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 or television reception, which

can

be

determined by turning

the

equipment

off

and

on, the user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference by one or more

of

the

following

measures:

-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-Increase

the

separation between the

equipment and receiver.

-Connect

the equipment into

an

outlet on a

circuit differentfrom

that

to which the receiver

is

connected.

-Consult

the dealer or

an

experienced radio/TV

technician for help.

You

are

cautioned

that

any changes or

modifications not expressly approved in this

manual could void your authority

to

operate this

equipment.

This device complies with Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules

and Industry Canada licence-exempt

RSS

standard(s).

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

of

the

device.

This transmitter must not be co-located or operated

in conjunction with any other antenna or

transmitter.

Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio

transmitter may only operate using

an

antenna

of

a

type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for

the transmitter by Industry Canada.

To

reduce

potential radio interference

to

other users, the

antenna type and its gain should be

so

chosen

that

the equivalent isotropically radiated power(e.i.r.p.)

is

not

more than

that

necessary

for

successful

communication.

This equipment complies

with

FCC/IC

radiation

exposure limits set forth for

an

uncontrolled

environment and meets the

FCC

radio frequency

(RF)

Exposure Guidelines and

RSS-102

of

the

IC

radio frequency

(RF)

Exposure rules. This

equipment

has

very

low

levels

of

RF

energy

that

it

deemed

to

comply

without

maximum permissive

exposure evaluation

(MPE).

But

it

is

desirable

that

it

should be installed and operated keeping

the

radiator at least 20

em

or more away from person's

body.

CAUTION

The

use

of

optical instruments with this product will

increase eye hazard.

For

the

State

of

California, USA

only

Perchlorate Material -special handling may apply,

See

www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate

Note

on

the

lithium

battery

Do

not expose

the

battery

to

excessive heat such

as

direct sunlight, fire or the like.

Warning

if

your

car's

ignition

has

no

ACC

position

Be

sure

to

set the

AUTO

OFF

function (page

19).

The unit will shut

off

completely and

automatically in the set time after the

unit

is

turned off, which prevents battery drain.

If

you

do

not set the

AUTO

OFF

function, press and hold

OFF

until the display disappears each time you

turn

the

ignition off.

Disclaimer

regarding

services

offered

by

third

parties

Services offered by third parties may be changed,

suspended, or terminated

without

prior notice.

Sony does not bear any responsibility in these sorts

of

situations.

Caution

IN

NO

EVENT

SHALL

SONY

BE

LIABLE

FOR

ANY

INCIDENTAL,

INDIRECT

OR

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES

OR

OTHER

DAMAGES INCLUDING,

WITHOUT LIMITATION,

LOSS

OF

PROFITS,

LOSS

OF

REVENUE,

LOSS

OF

DATA,

LOSS

OF

USE

OF

THE

PRODUCT

OR

ANY

ASSOCIATED

EQUIPMENT,

DOWNTIME, AND

PURCHASER'S

TIME

OR

ARISING

OUT

OF

THE

USE

OF

THIS

PRODUCT,

ITS

HARDWARE

AND/OR

ITS

SOFTWARE.

Dear customer,

this

product

includes a radio

transmitter.

Please check

your

vehicle operation manual

or

contact

the

manufacturer

of

your

vehicle

or

your

vehicle dealer, before you install

this

product

into

your

vehicle.

Emergency calls

This

BLUETOOTH

car handsfree and

the

electronic

device connected

to

the

handsfree operate using

radio signals, cellular, and landline

networks

as

well

as

user-programmed

function,

which

cannot

guarantee connection

under

all conditions.

Therefore

do

not

rely solely

upon

any electronic

device

for

essential

communications

(such

as

medical emergencies).

On BLUETOOTH communication

• Microwaves

emitting

from

a

BLUETOOTH

device

may

affect

the

operation

of

electronic medical

devices. Turn

off

this

unit

and

other

BLUETOOTH

devices in

the

following

locations,

as

it

may

cause

an accident.

-where

inflammable

gas

is

present, in a hospital,

train, airplane,

or

petrol station

-near

automatic

doors or a fire alarm

• This

unit

supports security capabilities

that

comply

with

the

BLUETOOTH

standard

to

provide

a secure connection

when

the

BLUETOOTH

wireless

technology

is

used,

but

security

may

not

be

enough

depending

on

the

setting.

Be

careful

when

communicating

using

BLUETOOTH

wireless

technology.

•

We

do

not

take any responsibility

for

the

leakage

of

information

during

BLUETOOTH

communication.

If

you

have any questions

or

problems concerning

your

unit

that

are

not

covered in this manual,

consult

your

nearest Sony dealer.

Table

of

Contents

Warning

...................................

2

Guide

to

Parts and Controls

...................

5

Getting Started

Detaching

the

Front Panel

....................

7

Resetting

the

unit

...........................

7

Setting

the

Clock

............................

7

Preparing a

BLUETOOTH

Device

................

8

Connecting an iPod/USB Device

...............

9

Connecting

Other

Portable

Audio

Device

.......

10

Listening

to

the Radio

Listening

to

the

Radio

.......................

10

Using Radio Data System (RDS). . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

11

Listening

to

the

SiriusXM Radio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

11

Playback

Playing a Disc

.............................

12

Playing an iPod/USB Device

..................

12

Playing a

BLUETOOTH

Device

.................

13

Searching and Playing Tracks

.................

13

Listening to Pandora®

Setting

up

Pandora®

........................

14

Streaming Pandora®

........................

14

Available Operations in Pandora®

.............

15

Handsfree Calling (via

BLUETOOTH

only)

Receiving a Call

............................

15

Making

a Call

..............................

15

Available Operations during Call

..............

16

Useful Functions

Song

Pal

with

iPhone/

Android Phone

..........

17

Using Siri

Eyes

Free

.........................

18

Settings

Canceling

the

DEMO

Mode

..................

19

Basic Setting Operation

.....................

19

General Setup

(GENERAL)

....................

19

Sound Setup (SOUND)

......................

20

Display Setup

(DISPLAY)

.....................

21

BLUETOOTH

Setup

(BT)

......................

22

SongPal Setup

(SONGPAL)

...................

22

Additional Information

Updating

the

Firmware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

23

Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

23

Maintenance

..............................

24

Specifications

.............................

24

Troubleshooting

...........................

26

Connection/Installation

Cautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

32

Parts List

for

Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

32

Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

33

Installation

...............................

35

Important notice

The warranty

for

this

product

is

included in this

manual (page 38, 39). Keep this manual

for

future

use.

Guide

to

Parts

and

Controls

Main

unit

Front

panel

removed

(inner

panel)

[I]

Front panel release button

[2]

SRC

(source}

Turn on

the

power.

Change

the

source.

-OFF

l

Press

and

hold

for

1second

to

turn

the

source

off

and display

the

clock.

Press

and

hold

for

more than 2 seconds

to

turn

off

the

power

and

the

display.

If

the

unit

is

turned

off

and

the

display

disappears, operation by

the

remote

commander

is

not

available.

~Control

dial

Rotate

to

adjust

the

volume.

PUSH

ENTER

Enter

the

selected item.

Press

SRC,

rotate then press

to

change

the

source.

Press

and hold

for

more than 2 seconds

to

establish "SongPal" function (connection).

VOICE

(page16, 18}

Activate voice dial, voice recognition when

the

"SongPal" function

is

on (Android™ phone

only}, or

the

Siri

function (iPhone only}.

N-Mark

Touch

the

control dial

with

Android phone

to

make

BLUETOOTH

connection.

@]

Disc

slot

rnJ

Display

window

[ID

SEEK+/-

Tune in radio stations automatically.

Press

and

hold

to

tune

manually.

~I~

(prev/next}

..,...,..,..

(fast-reverse/fast-forward}

[1]

~

(disc eject}

[ID

Q (browse} (page 13, 14,

15}

Enter

the

browse

mode

during playback.

(ID

\.CALL

Enter

the

call menu. Receive/end a call.

Press

and

hold

for

more than 2 seconds

to

switch

the

BLUETOOTH

signal.

[Q]

~(back}

Return

to

the previous display.

MODE (page 10, 13, 15, 16}

liT]

Receptor forthe remote commander

112]

MENU*

Open

the

setup menu.

*

Not available when the

BT

phone

is

selected.

[j1]

Number buttons

(1

to

6}

Receive stored radio stations.

Press

and hold

to

store stations.

Call

a stored phone number.

Press

and hold

to

store a phone number.

ALBUM T/.&

Skip an album

for

audio device.

Press

and hold

to

skip albums continuously.

Press

• to

thumbs

up,

or~

to

thumbs

down

in

Pandora® (page

15).

c::;

{repeat)

~{shuffle)

MIC {page

16}

PAUSE

[H]

MEGA

BASS

Press

to

turn

on/off

the

MEGA

BASS

function.

~

PTY

{program type)

Select

PTY

in

RDS.

CAT

{category)

Select radio channels

in

SiriusXM.

[§]

AUX input jack

[11]

DSPL

{display)

Press

to

change display items.

-

SCRL

{scroll)

Press

and hold

to

scroll a display item.

ff§]

USB

port

~

RESET

{inner panel) {page

7)

The

VOL

(volume)+

button

has a tactile dot.

[2QI

SOUND*

Open the

SOUND

menu directly.

-MENU*

Press

and hold

to

open

the

setup menu.

* Not available when the

BT

phone

is

selected.

[211

+-Jtl•!-+

Select a setup item, etc.

ENTER

Enter

the

selected item.

~!...,...

{prev/next)

+!-{album+/-)

~

VOL

{volume)+/-

Remove

the

insulation film before use.

Getting

Started

Detaching

the

Front

Panel

You

can detach

the

front

panel

of

this

unit

to

prevent theft.

1 Press

and

hold

OFF

CD

until

the

unit

turns

off, press

the

front

panel release

button

@,

then

pull

the

panel

towards

you

to

remove.

Caution alarm

Ifyou turn the ignition switch

to

the

OFF

position

without

detaching

the

front

panel,

the

caution

alarm will sound

for

a

few

seconds. The alarm will

only sound

if

the

built-in amplifier

is

used.

Serial

numbers

Make sure the serial numbers on

the

bottom

of

the

unit

and the back

of

the

front

panel are matched

correctly. Otherwise you cannot make

BLUETOOTH

pairing, connection and disconnection by

NFC.

Resetting

the unit

Before operating the

unit

for

the

first time, after

replacing the car battery, or changing the

connections, you

must

reset

the

unit.

Press

RESET

on

the

inner panel

with

a ball-point pen, etc., after

detaching

the

front

panel.

[~I

========~

Note

Pressing

RESET

will

erase

the

clock

setting

and

some

stored contents.

Setting

the

Clock

1 Press MENU, rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[SET

GENERAL],

then

press it.

2 Rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[SET

CLOCK

ADJ],

then

press it.

The

hour

indication flashes.

3 Rotate

the

control dial

to

set

the

hour

and

minute.

To

move the digital indication, press SEEK+/-.

4

After

setting

the

minute,

press MENU.

The setup

is

complete and the clock starts.

To

display

the

clock*

Press

DSPL.

* Available

only

when

[SUB

DISPLAY] is set

to

[SOURCE]

(page

21).

Preparing

a

BLUETOOTH

Device

You

can enjoy music, or perform handsfree calling

depending

on

the

BLUETOOTH

compatible device

such

as

a smartphone, cellular phone and audio

device (hereafter

"BLUETOOTH

device"

if

not

otherwise specified).

For

details on connecting,

refer

to

the

operating instructions supplied

with

the

device.

Before connecting

the

device,

turn

down

the

volume

of

this unit; otherwise, loud sound

may

result.

By

touching

the control dial on

the

unit

with

an

NFC*

compatible smartphone,

the

unit

is

paired and

connected

with

the

smartphone

automatically.

*

NFC

{Near

Field

Communication)

is

a technology

enabling short-range wireless communication

between various devices,

such

as

mobile phones and

IC

tags.

Thanks

to the

NFC

function, data

communication

can

be

achieved easily just by

touching the relevant symbol or designated location

on

NFC

compatible devices.

For

a smartphone

with

Android

OS

4.0

or

lower

installed,

downloading

the

app

"NFC

Easy

Connect"

available

at

Google

Play™

is

required. The app

may

not

be downloadable in some countries/regions.

1

Activate

the

NFC

function

on

the

smartphone.

For details, refer

to

the

operating instructions

supplied

with

the

smartphone.

2

Touch

the

N-Mark

part

of

the

unit

with

the

N-Mark

part

of

the

smartphone.

Make sure

that

0

lights up on

the

display

of

the

unit.

To

disconnect

by

One touch

Touch

the

N-Mark

part

of

the

unit

with

theN-Mark

part

of

the

smartphone

again.

Notes

•

When

making the connection, handle the

smartphone carefully to prevent scratches.

•

One

touch connection

is

not possible when the unit

is

already connected to another

NFC

compatible device.

In

this

case,

disconnect the other device, and make

connection with the smartphone again.

When connecting a

BLUETOOTH

device

for

the

first

time,

mutual

registration (called "pairing")

is

required. Pairing enables this

unit

and

other

devices

to

recognize each other.

1

Place

the

BLUETOOTH

device

within

1 m

(3 ft)

of

this

unit.

2 Press

CALL,

rotate

the

control

dial

to

select

[SET

PAIRING],

then

press it.

0

flashes

while

the

unit

is

in pairing standby

mode.

3 Perform

pairing

on

the

BLUETOOTH

device so

it

detects

this

unit.

4 Select [MEX-XB100BT]

shown

in

the

display

of

the

BLUETOOTH

device.

If

your

model

name does

not

appear, repeat

from

step

2.

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5

If

passkey*

input

is

required

on

the

BLUETOOTH

device,

input

[0000].

*

Passkey

may

be

called

"Passcode,"

"PIN

code,"

"PIN

number" or "Password," etc., depending

on

the device.

oQ=

I

r

xxxx

Input

passkey

[0000]

When pairing

is

made,

0

stays lit.

6

Select

this

unit

on

the

BLUETOOTH

device

to

establish

the

BLUETOOTH

connection.

~~

or

~~

lights

up

when

the

connection

is

made.

Note

While connecting to a

BLUETOOTH

device, this unit

cannot be detected from another device.

To

enable

detection, enter the pairing mode and

search

for this

unit from another device.

To

start playback

For

details,

see

"Playing a

BLUETOOTH

Device"

(page

13).

To

cancel pairing

Perform step 2

to

cancel the pairing mode after this

unit

and the

BLUETOOTH

device are paired.

To

use a paired device, connection

with

this

unit

is

required. Some paired devices will connect

automatically.

1 Press

CALL,

rotate

the

control dial to

select

[SET

BT

SIGNL],

then

press it.

Make sure

that

C)

lights up.

2 Activate

the

BLUETOOTH function on

the

BLUETOOTH device.

3

Operate

the

BLUETOOTH device to

connect to this unit.

~"

or

~"

lights up.

Icons in the display:

~"

Lights up when handsfree calling

is

available by enabling the

HFP

(Handsfree

Profile).

~"

Lights up when the audio device

is

playable by enabling the

A2DP

(Advanced Audio Distribution Profile).

To

connect

the

last-connected device from

this unit

Activate the

BLUETOOTH

function on the

BLUETOOTH

device.

Press

SRC,

then select

[BT

PHONE]

or

[BT

AUDIO].

Press

ENTER

to

connect

with

the cellular phone,

or

PAUSE

to

connect

with

the audio device.

Note

While streaming

BLUETOOTH

audio, you cannot

connect from this

unit

to

the cellular phone. Connect

from the cellular phone

to

this

unit

instead.

Tip

With

BLUETOOTH

signal on: when

the

ignition

is

turned

to

on, this

unit

reconnects automatically to

the

last-

connected cellular phone.

To

install

the

microphone

For

details,

see

"Installing the microphone"

(page

35).

When an iPhone/iPod

with

iOSS

or later installed

is

connected

to

the

USB

port, the

unit

is

paired and

connected

with

the iPhone/iPod automatically.

To

enable

BLUETOOTH

Auto Pairing, make sure

[SET

AUTO

PAIR]

in

[BT]

is

set

to

[ON] (page

22).

1 Activate

the

BLUETOOTH function on

the

iPhone/iPod.

2 Connect an

iPhone/iPod

to

the

USB

port.

Make sure that

C)

lights up on the display

of

the

unit.

Notes

•

BLUETOOTH

Auto Pairing

is

not

possible

if

the

unit

is

already connected

to

another

BLUETOOTH

device.

In

this

case,

disconnect the other device, then connect

the

iPhone/iPod again.

•

If

BLUETOOTH

Auto Pairing

is

not

established,

see

"Preparing a

BLUETOOTH

Device"

for

details (page

8).

Connecting

an

iPod/USB

Device

1 Turn

down

the

volume

on

the

unit.

2 Connect

the

iPod/USB device to

the

unit.

To

connect an iPod/iPhone, use the

USB

connection cable

for

iPod (not supplied).

Connecting

Other

Portable

Audio

Device

1 Turn

off

the

portable

audio

device.

2 Turn

down

the

volume

on

the

unit.

3 Connect

the

portable

audio

device

to

the

AUX

input

jack (stereo

mini

jack)

on

the

unit

with

a connecting cord

(not

supplied)*.

*

Be

sure

to

use

a straight type plug.

4 Press

SRC

to

select [AUX].

To

match

the

volume

level

of

the

connected

device

to

other

sources

Start playback

of

the

portable

audio

device at a

moderate

volume, and set

your

usual listening

volume

on

the

unit.

Press

MENU,

then select

[SET

SOUND]-+

[SET

AUX

VOLUME] (page

21).

10GB

Listening to the

Radio

Listening

to

the

Radio

To

listen

to

the

radio, press

SRC

to

select [TUNER].

1 Press MODE

to

change

the

band

(FM1,

FM2,

FM3,

AM1

or

AM2).

2 Press MENU, rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[SET

GENERAL],

then

press it.

3 Rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[SET

BTM],

then

press it.

The

unit

stores stations in order

of

frequency

on

the

number

buttons.

1 Press MODE

to

change

the

band

(FM1,

FM2,

FM3,

AM1

or

AM2).

2 Perform

tuning.

To

tune

manually

Press and

hold

SEEK+/-

to

locate

the

approximate

frequency,

then

press SEEK+/-

repeatedly

to

fine adjust

to

the

desired

frequency.

To

tune

automatically

Press SEEK+/-.

Scanning stops

when

the

unit

receives a station.

1 While receiving

the

station

that

you

want

to

store, press and

hold

a

number

button

(1

to

6)

until

[MEM] appears.

1 Select

the

band,

then

press a

number

button

(1

to

6).

Using

Radio

Data

System

(RDS)

1 Press

PTY

during

FM

reception.

2

Rotate

the

control dial

until

the

desired

program

type

appears,

then

press it.

The

unit

starts

to

search for a station

broadcasting the selected program type.

Type

of

programs

NEWS

(News), INFORM (Information),

SPORTS

(Sports),

TALK

(Talk),

ROCK

(Rock},

CLS

ROCK

(Classic Rock}, ADLT HIT (Adult Hits),

SOFT

RCK

(Soft

Rock},

TOP

40

(Top 40},

COUNTRY

(Country},

OLDIES

(Oldies),

SOFT

(Soft}, NOSTALGA

(Nostalgia}, JAZZ

(Jazz},

CLASSICL

(Classical),

RAND

B (Rhythm and Blues},

SOFT

RB (Soft

Rhythm and Blues}, LANGUAGE (Foreign

Language},

REL

MUSC

(Religious Music},

REL

TALK

(Religious Talk},

PERSNLTY

(Personality}, PUBLIC

(Public},

COLLEGE

(College},

WEATHER

(Weather)

The

CT

data from the

RDS

transmission sets

the

clock.

1 Set

[SET

CT-ON] in

[SET

GENERAL]

(page 20).

Listening

to

the

SiriusXM

Radio

Only SiriusXM brings you more

of

what

you love

to

listen to, all in one place. Get over140 channels,

including commercial-free music plus

the

best

sports, news, talk, comedy and entertainment.

Welcome

to

the

world

of

satellite radio. A SiriusXM

Connect Vehicle Tuner and Subscription are

required.

For

more information, visit

www.siriusxm.com

After installing

your

SiriusXM Connect Vehicle Tuner

and antenna, press

SRC

to

select

[SIRIUSXM].

You

should be able

to

hear

the

SiriusXM preview

channel on Channel1. After verifying

that

you

can

hear the preview channel, select Channel 0

to

find

the

Radio

ID

of

your tuner.

In

addition,

the

Radio

ID

is

located on

the

bottom

of

the SiriusXM Connect

Vehicle Tuner and its packaging.

You

will need this

number

to

activate your subscription. Write the

number

down

for

reference.

In

the

USA,

you can activate online or by calling

SiriusXM Listener

Care:

• Online: Visit www.siriusxm.com/activatenow

• Phone: Call1-866-635-2349

In

Canada, you can activate online

or

by calling

SiriusXM Listener

Care:

• Online: Visit www.siriusxm.ca/activatexm

• Phone: Call1-877-438-9677

As

part

of

the activation process, the SiriusXM

satellites will send an activation message

to

your

tuner. When your radio detects

that

the

tuner

has

received

the

activation message, your radio will

display:

[SUBSCRIPTION

UPDATED

-

ENTER

TO

CONTINUE].

Once subscribed, you can

tune

to

channels

in

your

subscription plan.

Notes

• The activation process usually takes

10

to

15

minutes,

but

may take up to

an

hour.

• Your radio will need to be turned on and receiving the

SiriusXM signal to receive the activation message.

1 Press Q {browse).

2 Rotate

the

control dial

to

select

the

desired channel,

then

press it.

To

select channels

from

categories

1

Press

CAT.

2

Rotate

the

control dial

to

select the desired

category,

then

press it.

To

store channels

1

While receiving

the

channel

that

you

want

to

store,

press and hold a

number

button

(1

to

6)

until

[MEM]

appears.

To

receive the stored channel, press

MODE

to

select

[SXM1],

[SXM2] or [SXM3], then press a

number

button

(1

to

6

).

11GB

To

set a

parental

control

The parental control feature allows you

to

limit

access

to

SiriusXM channels

with

mature content.

When enabled,

the

parental control feature requires

you

to

enter

a passcode

to

tune

to

the

locked

channels.

Information

on setting

up

the

passcode

and locking channels can be

found

below.

1 Press

MENU

and rotate

the

control dial.

2 Select

[SET

GENERAL]~

[SET

PARENTAL]~

[SET

LOCK

SELECT]~

[SET

LOCK-ON].

3 Enter

the

passcode

by

rotating

the

control dial on

the

unit

or

pressing f /

...

on

the

remote

commander.

To

move the entry position, press SEEK+/- on the

unit

or

...

/-+

on the remote commander.

The initial passcode

is

[0000].

4

After

entering

the

passcode, press

ENTER.

To

unlock

the

channels, select

[SET

LOCK-OFF].

To

change

the

passcode

1 Press

MENU

and rotate

the

control dial.

2 Select

[SET

GENERAL]~

[SET

PARENTAL]~

[SET

CODE

EDIT].

3 Enter

the

current passcode on

the

current passcode

input

display,

then

press

ENTER.

The initial passcode

is

[0000].

4 Enter

your

new

4-digit

passcode on

the

new

passcode

input

display,

then

press

ENTER.

To

change

display

items

Press

DSPL

to

change

as

follows:

Channel

Number

(Default)~

Channel

Name~

Artist

Name~

Song

Title~

Content

Info~

Category Name

~Clock*

* Does

not

appear when

[SUB

DISPLAY]

is

set

to

[CLOCK]

{page

21).

12GB

Playback

Playing

a

Disc

1

Insert

the

disc (label side up).

Playback starts automatically.

Playing

an

iPod/USB

Device

In

these Operating Instructions, "iPod"

is

used

as

a

general reference

for

the

iPod

functions

on an iPod

and iPhone, unless otherwise specified

by

the

text

or illustrations.

For details on

the

compatibility

of

your

iPod, see

"About iPod" (page 23) or visit

the

support

site on

the

back cover.

MSC

(Mass Storage Class) and MTP (Media Transfer

Protocol)

type

USB

devices (such

as

a

USB

flash

drive, digital media player, Android phone)

compliant

with

the

USB

standard can be used.

Depending on

the

digital media player or Android

phone, setting

the

USB

connection

mode

to

MTP

is

required.

Notes

•

For

details on the compatibility

of

your

USB

device,

visit the support site on the back cover.

• Playback

of

the

following

files

is

not

supported.

MP3/WMA/

AAC/FLAC:

-copyright-protected files

-

DRM

(Digital Rights Management) files

-Multi-channel audio files

MP3/WMA/

AAC:

-lossless compression files

WAV:

-Multi-channel audio files

1 Connect an iPod/USB device

to

the

USB

port

(page

9).

Playback starts.

If

a device

is

already connected,

to

start

playback, press

SRC

to

select [USB] ([IPD]

appears in

the

display

when

the

iPod

is

recognized).

2

Adjust

the

volume

on

this

unit.

To

stop

playback

Press and hold

OFF

for

1second.

To

remove

the

device

Stop playback,

then

remove

the

device.

Caution

for

iPhone

When

you

connect an iPhone via

USB,

phone

call

volume

is

controlled

by

the

iPhone,

not

the

unit. Do

not

inadvertently

increase

the

volume

on

the

unit

during

a call,

as

a sudden loud sound

may

result

when

the

call ends.

1

During

playback,

press

and

hold

MODE

until

[MODE IPOD] appears.

Operations

of

the

iPod

become

available.

Note

that

the

volume

can be adjusted

only

by

the

unit.

To

exit

passenger

control

Press

and

hold MODE

until

[MODE AUDIO] appears.

Playing

a

BLUETOOTH

Device

You can play contents on a connected device

that

supports

BLUETOOTH

A2DP (Advanced

Audio

Distribution

Profile).

~)

>)))

((C<

1

Make

BLUETOOTH

connection

with

the

audio

device

(page

8).

2

Press

SRC

to

select [BT AUDIO].

3

Operate

the

audio

device

to

start

playback.

4

Adjust

the

volume

on

this

unit.

Notes

• Depending

on

the audio device, information

such

as

title, track number/time and playback status may not

be

displayed

on

this unit.

•

Even

if

the source

is

changed

on

this unit, playback

of

the audio device does not stop.

•

[BT

AUDIO]

does not appear

in

the display while

running the "SongPal" application

via

the

BLUETOOTH

function.

To

match

the

volume

level

of

the

BLUETOOTH

device

to

other

sources

Start playback

of

the

BLUETOOTH

audio

device at a

moderate

volume,

and set

your

usual listening

volume

on

the

unit.

Press

MENU,

then

select

[SET

SOUND]~

[SET

BTA

VOLUME] (page

21).

Searching

and

Playing

Tracks

1

During

playback, press

C:

(repeat)

or

~

(shuffle)

repeatedly

to

select

the

desired

play

mode.

Playback in

the

selected play

mode

may

take

time

to

start.

Available play

modes

differ

depending

on

the

selected sound source.

1

During

CD,

USB

or

BT

AUDI0*1 playback,

press

Q

(browse)*2

to

display

the

list

of

search categories.

When

the

track list appears, press

~

(back)

repeatedly

to

display

the

desired search

category.

*1

Available only for audio devices supporting

AVRCP

(Audio Video Remote Control Profile)

1.4

or above.

*2

During

USB

playback,

press

Q

(browse) for

more than 2 seconds to directly return to the

beginning

of

the category list.

2 Rotate

the

control

dial

to

select

the

desired

search category,

then

press

it

to

confirm.

3 Repeat

step

2

to

search

the

desired

track.

Playback starts.

To

exit

the

Quick-BrowZer

mode

Press

Q

(browse).

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1 Press Q (browse).

2 Press

SEEK+.

3 Rotate

the

control dial

to

select

the

item.

The list

is

jumped

in steps

of

10%

of

the

total

number

of

items.

4 Press

ENTER

to

return

to

the

Quick-

BrowZer mode.

The selected item appears.

5 Rotate

the

control dial

to

select

the

desired item,

then

press it.

Playback starts.

14GB

Listening to

Pandora®

is

available

to

stream music

through

your

iPhone and Android phone. You can control

Pandora® on a

BLUETOOTH

connected

iPhone/

Android

phone

from this unit.

The Pandora® service

is

not

available in some

countries/regions.

Setting

up

Pandora®

1 Check

the

compatibility

of

your

mobile

device

by

visiting

the

support

site on

the

back cover.

2

Download

the

latest version

of

the

Pandora® application

from

your

smartphone's

app

store. A list

of

compatible

devices can be

found

at

www.pandora.com/everywhere/mobile

Streaming

Pandora®

1 Connect

the

mobile

device

with

this

unit

(page 8).

2 Press

SRC

to

select [PANDORA].

3

launch

Pandora® application on

your

mobile

device.

4 Press

PAUSE

to

start

playback.

If

the

device

number

appears

Make sure

that

the same numbers are displayed

(e.g., 123456) in this

unit

and the mobile device,

then

press

ENTER

on this

unit

and select [Yes] on

the

mobile

device.

When

activating

the

BLUETOOTH

function

You

can adjust the volume level.

Press

MENU,

then

select

[SET

SOUND]~

[SET

BTA

VOLUME] (page

21).

Available

Operations

in

Pandora®

"Thumbs Up" or "Thumbs Down" feedback allows

you

to

personalize stations.

1

During

playback, press_.

(Thumbs

Up)

or

T

(Thumbs

Down).

The station list allows you

to

easily select a desired

station.

1

During

playback, press Q (browse).

2 Press SEEK+

to

select

the

sorting

order

[BY

DATE]

or

[A

TO

Z].

3 Rotate

the

control

dial

to

select

the

desired

station,

then

press it.

Playback starts.

The track currently being played can be

bookmarked and stored in your Pandora® account.

1

During

playback, press MODE.

Handsfree

Calling

(via

BLUETOOTH

only)

To

use a cellular phone, connect

it

with

this unit.

For

details,

see

"Preparing a

BLUETOOTH

Device"

(page 8).

~

Receiving

a

Call

1

Press CALL

when

a call is received

with

a

ringtone.

The phone call starts.

Note

The

ringtone and talker's voice

are

output only from the

front speakers.

To

reject

the

call

Press

and hold

OFF

for1 second.

To

end

the

call

Press

CALL

again.

Making

a

Call

You

can make a call from the phonebook

or

call

history when a cellular phone supporting

PBAP

(Phone Book Access Profile)

is

connected.

1

Press

CALL,

rotate

the

control

dial

to

select

[SET

PHONE

BOOK],

then

press it.

2 Rotate

the

control

dial

to

select an

initial

from

the

initial

list,

then

press it.

3 Rotate

the

control

dial

to

select a

name

from

the

name

list,

then

press it.

4 Rotate

the

control

dial

to

select a

number

from

the

number

list,

then

press

it.

The phone call starts.

15GB

1 Press

CALL,

rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[SET

RECENT

CALL],

then

press it.

A list

of

the

call history appears.

2 Rotate

the

control dial

to

select a

name

or

phone

number

from

the

call history,

then

press it.

The

phone

call starts.

1 Press

CALL,

rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[SET

DIAL NUMBER],

then

press it.

2 Rotate

the

control dial

to

enter

the

phone

number, and lastly select [ ]

{space),

then

press

ENTER*.

The phone call starts.

*

To

move the digital indication,

press

SEEK+/-.

Note

(_)appears instead

of[#]

on

the display.

1 Press

CALL,

rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[SET

REDIAL],

then

press it.

The phone call starts.

1 Press

SRC,

rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[BT

PHONE],

then

press it.

2 Press a

number

button

{1

to

6)

to

select

the

contact

you

want

to

call.

3 Press

ENTER.

The

phone

call starts.

Presetting

phone

numbers

You

can store up

to

6 contacts in

the

preset dial.

1 Select a

phone

number

that

you

want

to

store in

the

preset dial, from the phonebook, call

history

or

by

inputting

the

phone

number

directly.

The

phone number appears

in

the display

of

this

unit.

2 Press and hold a

number

button

(1

to

6}

until

[MEM]

appears.

The

contact

is

stored

in

the selected preset number.

16GB

You

can make a call

by

saying

the

voice tag stored

in a connected cellular

phone

that

has a voice

dialing function.

1 Press

CALL,

rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[SET

VOICE

DIAL],

then

press it.

Alternatively, press

VOICE

while

the

"SongPal"

function

is

off.

2 Say

the

voice

tag

stored

on

the

cellular

phone.

Your voice

is

recognized, and

the

call

is

made.

To

cancel voice

dialing

Press

VOICE.

Available

Operations

during

Call

To

adjust

the

ringtone

volume

Rotate

the

control dial

while

receiving a call.

To

adjust

the

talker's

voice

volume

Rotate

the

control dial

during

a call.

To

adjust

the

volume

for

the

other

party

(Mic

gain

adjustment)

Press

MIC.

Adjustable

volume

levels:

[BTP

MIC

GAIN-LOW],

[BTP

MIC

GAIN-MID],

[BTP

MIC

GAIN-HI].

To

reduce echo

and

noise

(Echo Canceler/

Noise Canceler

Mode)

Press

and hold

MIC.

Settable

mode:

[BTP

EC/NC-1],

[BTP

EC/NC-2].

To

switch

between

handsfree

mode

and

handheld

mode

During a call, press MODE

to

switch

the

phone

call

audio between

the

unit

and cellular phone.

Note

Depending

on

the cellular phone, this operation may

not

be

available.

Useful

Functions

Song

Pal

with

iPhone/

Android

Phone

Downloading

the

"SongPal"

application (version

2.1

or

later)

is

required

from

the

App

Store

for

iPhone

or

from

Google Play

for

Android

phone.

Notes

•

For

your safety, follow your local

traffic laws and regulations,

and

do not operate the application

while driving.

• "SongPal"

is

an

app for

controlling

Sony

audio devices

which are compatible with

"Song

Pal",

by your iPhone/

Android phone.

• What you

can

control with

"Song

Pal"

varies

depending on the connected device.

•

To

make use

of

"

SongPal"

features,

see

the details on

your iPhone/Android phone.

•

For

further details on

"Song

Pal,"

visit the following

URL:

http:!

/rd1.sony.net/help/speaker/songpall

Es~~blishing

the

Song

Pal

<onnectlon

1

Make

the

BLUETOOTH

connection

with

iPhone/

Android

phone

(page

8}.

2 Launch

the

"SongPal" application.

3

Press

and

hold

ENTER

on

the

unit

for

more

than

2 seconds.

Connection

to

iPhone/

Android

phone

starts.

For details on

the

operations on

iPhone/

Android

phone, see

the

help

of

the

application.

If

the

device

number

appears

Make sure

that

the

number

is

displayed (e.g.,

123456),

then

select [Yes] on

the

iPhone/Android

phone.

To

terminate connection

Press

and

hold

ENTER.

Selecting

the

source

or

application

You can operate

to

select

the

desired source

or

application on

iPhone/Android

phone.

To

select

the

source

Press

SRC

repeatedly. Alternatively, press

SRC

,

rotate

the

control dial

to

select

the

desired source,

then

press

ENTER.

To

display

the

source list

Press

SRC.

Announcement

of

various

information

by

voice

guide

(Android

phone

only)

When

SMS,

Twitter/Facebook/Calendar

notifications, etc., are received,

they

are

automatically announced

through

the

unit

speakers.

For

details on settings, refer to the help

of

the

application.

17

GB

Activating

voice

recognition

{Android

phone

only)

By registering applications,

you

can

control

an

application

by

voice

command.

For details, refer

to

the

help

of

the

application.

To

activate voice recognition

1

Press

VOICE

to

activate voice recognition.

2

Say

the

desired voice command

into

the

microphone

when

[Say Source

or

App] appears on

the

Android phone.

Notes

• Voice recognition may

not

be available in some

cases.

• Voice recognition may

not

work properly depending

on the performance

of

the connected Android phone.

• Operate underconditions where noise such

as

engine

sound

is

minimized during voice recognition.

Replying

a

message

of

SMS

(Android

phone

only)

You can reply a message

by

voice

recognition.

1 Activate voice recognition,

then

input

"Reply."

The message inputdisplayappears on the "SongPal"

application.

2

Input

a reply message

by

voice recognition.

The list

of

message candidates appears on the

"SongPal" application.

3 Rotate the control dial

to

select the desired

message,

then

press it.

The

message

is

sent

out

.

Making

various

settings

You can

adjust

the

various

settings

via

iPhone/

Android

phone

.

For

details on settings, refer

to

the help

of

the

application.

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Using

Siri

Eyes

Free

Siri Eyes Free

allows

you

to

use an iPhone

handsfree

by

simply

speaking

into

the

microphone.

This

function

requires

you

to

connect

an

iPhone

to

the

unit

with

BLUETOOTH

Auto

Pairing.

Availability

is

limited

iPhone

4s

or

later. Make sure

that

your

iPhone is

running

the

latest

iOS

version.

You

must

complete

BLUETOOTH

registration

and

connection

configurations

for

the

iPhone

with

the

unit

in

advance. For details, see "Preparing a

BLUETOOTH

Device"

(page

8).

1 Activate

the

Siri

function

on

the

iPhone.

For details,

refer

to

the

operating

instructions

supplied

with

the

iPhone.

2 Press

VOICE.

The voice

command

display

appears.

3

After

the

iPhone beeps, speak

into

the

microphone.

The iPhone

beeps

again,

then

Siri starts

responding.

To

deactivate Siri

Eyes

Free

Press

VOICE.

Notes

• The iPhone may

not

recognize your voice depending

on usage conditions. (For example,

if

you

are

in a

moving

car.)

•

Siri

may notfunction properly, or the response time

may lag in locations where iPhone signals are difficult

to

receive.

• Depending on the iPhone's operating condition, Siri

may

not

function properly,

or

may quit.

•

If

you play atrack with an iPhone using the

BLUETOOTH

audio connection, when the track starts

playback via

BLUETOOTH,

the

Siri

function

automatically quits and the unitswitches to the

BLUETOOTH

audio source.

• When

Siri

is

activated during audio playback, the unit

may switch

to

the

BLUETOOTH

audio source even

if

you do

not

specify a track

to

play.

• When connecting the iPhone

to

the

USB

port,

Siri

may

not function properly,

or

mayquit.

• When connecting the iPhone

to

the unit,

do

not

activate Siri

with

the iPhone.

Siri

may

not

function

properly,

or

may

quit

.

• There

is

no audio sound while Siri

Eyes

Free

is

activated.

Settings

Canceling

the

DEMO

Mode

You

can cancel

the

demonstration display which

appears when

the

source

is

off

and the clock

is

displayed.

1

Press MENU,

rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[SET

DISPLAY],

then

press it.

2 Rotate

the

control dial

to

select

[SET

DEMO],

then

press it.

3

Rotate

the

control dial to select

[SET

DEMO-OFF],

then

press it.

The setting

is

complete.

4

Press

~

{back)

twice.

The display returns

to

normal

reception/play

mode.

Basic

Setting

Operation

You

can set items in

the

following setup categories:

General setup

(GENERAL),

Sound setup

(SOUND),

Display setup

(DISPLAY),

BLUETOOTH

setup

(BT),

SongPal setup

(SONGPAL)

(Not available when the

BT

phone

is

selected.)

1

Press MENU.

2 Rotate

the

control dial

to

select

the

setup

category,

then

press it.

The items

that

can be set differ

depending

on

the

source and settings.

3

Rotate

the

control dial

to

select

the

options,

then

press it.

To

return

to

the

previous display

Press

~

(back).

General

Setup

{GENERAL)

CLOCK

ADJ

(clock adjust) (page

7)

CHARGE

Switches

the

current (A) capacity

of

the

USB

port: [HIGH],

[STD].

(Available only while the source

is

off

and the

clock

is

displayed.)

CAUT

ALARM

(caution alarm)

Activates the caution alarm: [ON],

[OFF]

(page

7).

(Available only while the source

is

off

and the

clock

is

displayed.)

BEEP

Activates

the

beep sound: [ON),

[OFF].

AUTO OFF

Shuts

off

automatically after a desired

time

when

the

unit

is

turned off: [NO), [30S] (30

seconds), [30M] (30 minutes), [60M] (60

minutes).

STEERING

Registers/resets

the

setting

of

the steering

wheel remote control.

(Available when connected

with

the

connection

cable

(not

supplied).) (Available only while

the

source

is

off

and

the

clock

is

displayed.)

STR

CONTROL

(steering control)

Selects

the

input

mode

for

the

connected

remote control.

To

prevent malfunction, be sure

to

match

the

input

mode

with

the connected

remote control before use.

USER

Input

mode

for

the steering wheel remote

control (Automatically selected when

[STR

EDIT]

is

complete, or

[STR

RESET]

is

performed.)

EXTERNAL

Input

mode

for

the wired remote control

excluding

the

steering wheel remote control.

STR

EDIT

{steering edit)

Registers the functions

(SOURCE,

ATI,

VOL+/-,

SEEK+/-,

VOICE,

CALL)

to

the

steering wheel

remote control:

0 Rotate

the

control dial

to

select the function

you

want

to

assign

to

the steering wheel

remote control, then press it.

8

While

[REGISTER]

is

blinking, press and hold

the

button

on the steering wheel remote

control you

want

to

assign the function to.

When registration

is

complete,

[REGISTERED]

is

displayed.

E)

To

register other functions, repeat steps 0

and

f).

STR

RESET

{steering reset)

Resets the setting

of

the

steering wheel remote

control:

[YES],

[NO].

Notes

• While making settings, only

button

operation on

the

unit

is

available.

For

safety, park your car

before making this setting.

•

If

an error occurs while registering, all the

previously-registered information remains. Restart

registration from the function where

the

error

occurred.

• This function may

not

be available on some

vehicles.

For

details on the compatibility

of

your

vehicle, visit the support site on the back cover.

AUXAUDIO

Activates

the

AUX

source display: [ON],

[OFF].

{Available only while the source

is

off

and the

clock

is

displayed.) (Not available when the

"SongPal" connection

is

established.)

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CT

(clock time)

Activates

the

CT

function: [ON],

[OFF].

BTM (page 10)

(Available only when

the

tuner

is

selected.)

PARENTAL

Sets

the

parental lock

to

[ON],

[OFF],

and edits

the

passcode (page

12).

(Available only when SiriusXM

is

selected.)

SXM

RESET

(SiriusXM reset)

Initializes the SiriusXM Connect Vehicle Tuner

settings (preset channels/parental lock):

[YES],

[NO].

(Available only when SiriusXM

is

selected.)

FIRMWARE

Checks/updates

the

firmware version. For

details, visit the

following

support

site:

http:/

/esupport.sony.com/

FW

VERSION

(firmware version)

Displays current firmware version.

FW

UPDATE

(firmware update)

Enters firmware update process:

[YES],

[NO].

(Available only while

the

source

is

off

and

the

clock

is

displayed.)

Sound

Setup

(SOUND)

This setup menu

is

available

when

any source

except

for

the

BT

phone

is

selected.

MEGA

BASS

Reinforces bass sound in synchronization

with

the

volume level: [ON],

[OFF].

(Automatically sets

to

[OFF]

when

[CLEAR

AUDIO+]

is

set to [ON].)

CLEAR

AUDIO+

Reproduces sound

by

optimizing

the

digital

signal

with

the

Sony recommended sound

settings: [ON],

[OFF].

(Automatically sets

to

[OFF]

when

[EQ10

PRESET]

is

changed

and/or

[MEGA

BASS]

is

set

to

[ON].)

EQ10

PRESET

Selects an equalizer curve from

10

equalizer

curves or off:

[OFF],

[RAND

B],

[ROCK],

[POP],

[DANCE], [HIP-HOP],

[ELECTRONICA],

[JAZZ],

[SOUL],

[COUNTRY],

[CUSTOM].

The equalizer curve setting can be memorized

for

each source.

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EQ10

SETTING

Sets

(CUSTOM]

of

EQ10.

BASE

Selects a preset equalizer curve

as

a basis

for

further

customizing: [BAND1] 32Hz, [BAND2]

63

Hz,

[BAND3] 125Hz, [BAND4]

250Hz,

[BANDS]

500Hz,

[BAND6] 1

kHz,

[BAND7]

2kHz,

[BANDS]

4 kHz, [BAND9]

8kHz,

[BAND10] 16kHz.

The

volume

level

is

adjustable in 1

dB

steps,

from -6 dB

to

+6 dB.

POSITION (listening position)

FIR

POSITION

(front/rear

position)

Simulates a natural sound field by delaying

the

sound

output

from

speakers

to

suit your

position:

0

[FRONT

L]

(front left),

f)

[FRONT

R]

(front right),

E)

[FRONT]

(center front),

0

[ALL] (center

of

your

car),

[OFF]

(no position set)

ADJ

POSITION* (adjust position)

Fine-tunes

the

listening position setting:

[+3]-

[CENTER]- [-3].

SW

POSITION* (subwoofer position)

®[NEAR]

(near),

@[NORMAL] (normal),

@[FAR] (far)

BALANCE

Adjusts the sound balance: [RIGHT-15]-

[CENTER]-

[LEFT-15].

FADER

Adjusts the relative level: [FRONT-15]-

[CENTER]

-

[REAR-15].

OSEE

(digital sound enhancement engine)

Improves

digitally

compressed sound by

restoring high frequencies lost in

the

compression process.

This setting can be memorized

for

each source

other than

the

tuner.

Selects

the

OSEE

mode:

[ON],

[OFF].

AAV (advanced auto volume)

Adjust

the

playback

volume

level

of

all playback

sources

to

the

optimum

level: [ON],

[OFF].

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