Sony XDR-S10HDIP User manual
Serial No. _
HD
Radio Broadcasting was approved by
the
Federal
Communications
Commission
in
October
2002 as
the
system for digital AM and
FM broadcasting in
the
U.S.
HD
Radio technology features include:
-Static-free, clear radio reception.
-FM Multicasting -
the
ability
to
broadcast
multiple
program
streams over asingle FM
frequency.
- A variety
of
"data services;' including text-based
information -artist name, song title, etc.
scrolled across
your
receiver display.
-Digital broadcasts in
the
same frequencies as
analog broadcasts; listeners
do
not need to learn
anew station
number
and
today's stations
remain at their
current
place
on
the
dial.
HD
Radio technology
is
developed
and
licensed
by iBiquity Digital
Corporation
and
supported
by
the
leaders
of
the
broadcasting,
consumer
electronics
and
automotive industries.
What
is
HD
Radio™
Technology?
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
dry
cloth.
7)
Do
not
block any ventilation openings.
Install in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
8)
Do
not install near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves,
or
other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that
produce
heat.
9)
Do
not defeat the safety
purpose
of
the
polarized
or
grounding-type plug. Apolarized
plug has two blades with
one
wider
than
the
other. A
grounding
type plug has two blades
and
a
third
grounding
prong.
The
wide blade
or
the
third
prong
are proVided for
your
safety.
If
the
provided plug does not fit into
your
outlet, consult an electrician for replacement
of
the
obsolete outlet.
10) Protect the
power
cord 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
acart is used, use
caution
when
moving the cart/apparatus
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I)'
',om
",.,m.
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
any way, such
as power-supply cord
or
plug
is
damaged,
liquid has
been
spilled
or
objects have fallen
into
the
apparatus, the apparatus has
been
exposed to rain
or
moisture, does not
operate
normally,
or
has been dropped.
HD
Radio"'" Technology Manufactured
Under
License From iBiquity Digital Corp.
U.S.
and
Foreign Patents.
HD
Radio™
and
the
HD
Radio
logo are proprietary trademarks
of
iBiquity
Digital Corp.
To
reduce
the
risk
of
fire
or
electric shock,
do
not
expose
this
apparatus
to
rain
or
moisture.
To reduce
the
risk
of
fire,
do
not
cover
the
ventilation
opening
of
the
apparatus with
newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc.
Do
not
place
the
naked flame sources such as lighted
candles
on
the
apparatus.
To
reduce
the
risk
of
fire
or
electric shock,
do
not
expose this apparatus
to
dripping
or
splashing,
and
do
not
place objects filled with liquids, such
as vases,
on
the
apparatus.
Do
not install the appliance in aconfined space,
such as abookcase
or
built·in cabinet.
These following indications are located
on
the
bottom
exterior
of
the
power supply unit.
Do
not
expose
the
batteries (battery pack
or
batteries installed)
to
excessive heat such as
sunshine, fire
or
the
like for along time.
As the
main
plug
is
used to disconnect
the
unit
from
the
mains,
connect
the
unit to
an
easily
accessible AC outlet. Should you notice
an
abnormality in
the
unit, disconnect the
main
plug
from
the
AC outlet immediately.
You
are cautioned that any changes
or
modifications not expressly approved in this
manual
could void
your
authority to operate this
equipment.
This symbol is
intended
to alert the user
to
the
presence of
important
operating
and
maintenance (servicing) instructions
in
the
literature accompanying the
appliance.
This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found to
comply with
the
limits for aClass Bdigital device,
pursuant
to
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection
against
harmful
interference
in
aresi4ential
installation. This
equipment
generates, uses and
can radiate radio frequency energyand,
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
acircuit
different
from
that
to
which
the
receiver
is
connected.
-Consult
the
dealer or
an
experienced radiorrV
technician for
help.
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 arisk
of electric shock to persons.
INFORMATION
3-292-590-11(2)
O
Works
with
iPhone
Printed
in
China
Sony Electronics Inc.
(~Sony~l
warrants
this
product against defects in material
or
workmanship for the
time
periods and
as
set forth below. Pursuant to this Limited Warranty,
Sony
will, at its option, (i) repair the product
using new
or
refurbished parts
or
(ii) replace the product
with
a
new
or
refurbished product. Forpurposes
of
this
limited
Warranty, "refurbished" means aproduct or partthat has been returned
to
its original"specifications.ln
the
event
of
a
defect,
these
are
your
exclusive
remedies.
LIMITED
WARRANTVlu.son,y)
Instructions:
To
obtain warranty service, you
must
deliver the product, freight prepaid, in either its original
packaging
or
packaging affording an equal degree
of
protection
to
the
Sony
authorized service facilityspecified.
It
Is
your
responsibility
to
backup
any
data,
software
or
other
materials
you
may
haye
stored
or
pre-
SerYed
on
your
unit.
It
is
likely
that
such
data,
software,
or
other
materials
will
be
lost
or
r.formatted
during
service
and
Sony
will
not
be
responsible
for
any
such
damage
or
10ss.Adated purchase receipt is
required. For specifIC instructions
on
how
to obtain warranty service
for
your
product,
Visit Sony's Web Site:
wwwsonycom/service
For customers who purchased this product in the
USA
Please register this
product
on
line at httn:llwww.sony.com/productregistration.
Proper registration
will
enable us to send you periodic mailings about new products, services, and
other
important
announcements.
Registering
your
product
will also allow us
to
contact
you in
the
unlikely event that
the
product
needs
adjustment or modification. Thank
you.
Labor: For aperiod
of
one
(1)
year
from
the original date
of
purchase
of
the
product
("Labor
Warranty"),
Sony
will, at its option, repair orreplace
with
new
orrefurbished product, product determined to be defective.
If
Sony
elects
to
replace the product afterthis LaborWarranty has expired but
while
the
Parts Warranty
below
is still in
effect,
it
will
do
so for
the
applicable labor charge.
Parts: For aperiod
of
one
(1)
year
from
the original date
of
purchase
of
product ("Parts
Warranty"l,
Sony
will
supply
new
or refurbished replacement parts in exchange
for
parts detennined
to
be
defective.
This
limited
Warranty covers only the hardware components packaged
with
the Product. It does not cover
technical assistance
for
hardware
or
software usage and
it
does notcoveranysoftware productswhether
or
not
contained in the Product; any such software is provided
~AS
IS~
unless expressly provided
for
in any enclosed
software
limited
Warranty. Please referto the End User license Agreements included
with
the Product
for
your
rights and obligations
with
respect
to
the software.
IPortable
Audiol
SONY:
FM/AM
Digital Radio
XDR-S10HDiP
©2008 Sony Corporation
Operating Instructions
Owner's Record
The
model
number
and
the
serial
number
are
located
on
the
bottom.
Record
the
serial
number
in
the
space
provided
below.
Refer
to
them
whenever
you
call
upon
yOUf
Sony
dealer
regarding
this
product.
Model No. XDR-$lOHDiP
http://www.sony.netf
Or
call the
Sony
Customer
Information
Service
Center
1-80D-222-S0NY (7669)
For an accessory
or
part not available
from
your
authorized dealer, call:
l.goo.488·S0NY (7669)
Repair'
Replacement
Warranty:
This
limited
Warranty shall apply
to
any repair, replacement part orreplace-
ment product for the remainder
of
the original
limited
Warranty period
or
for
ninety (90) days, whichever is
longer.
Any
parts
or
product replaced under this
limited
Warranty
will
become
the
property
of
Sony.
This LimitedWarrantyonlycovers productissuescaused
by
defects in material
or
workmanshipduringordinary
consumer use; it does notcover product issues caused
by
anyother reason, including
but
notlimited
to
product
issues due
to
commercial use, acts
of
God, misuse, limitations
of
technology,
or
modification
of
or
to
any part
of
the Sony product. This
limited
Warranty does not cover
Sony
products sold AS
IS
or
WITH
ALL
FAULTS or
consumables (such as fuses
or
batteries). This Limited Warranty is invalid
if
the factory-applied serial
number
has been altered
or
removed
from
the product. This
limited
Warranty is valid
only
in the United States.
LIMITATION
ON
DAMAGES; SONY SHALL NOT
BE
LIABLE
FOR
ANY
INCIDENTAL
OR
CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES
FOR
BREACH
OF
ANY
EXPRESS
OR
IMPLIED WARRANTY
ON
THIS
PRODUCT.
DURATION
OF1MPlIED
WARRANTIES:
EXCEPT
TO
THE
EXTENT PROHIBITED
BY
APPLICABLE LAW,
ANY
IMPLIEDWARRANTY
OF
MERCHANTABILITY
OR
FITNESS
FOR
APARTICUlAR
PURPOSE
ON THIS PRODUCT
IS LIMITED IN DURATION TO
THE
DURATION
OF
THIS WARRANTY.
Some states
do
not
allow
the
exclusion
or
limitation
of
incidental
or
consequential damages, or
allow
limitations
on
how
long an impliedwarrantylasts, so theabove limitations orexclusions
may
not
apply
to
you.This
limited
Warranty gives you specific legal rights and
you
may
have
other
rights which vary
from
state
to
state.
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Removing
the
connector
cover
Pull
up
the
tab
of
the
connector
cover using
your
finger.
Notes
on
radio
reception
•Keep away digital music player
or
mobile
phone
from
the
AM loop
antenna
or
the
FM antenna,
as this
may
lead
to
interference
of
reception.
•
When
you are listening
to
the
radio
with
an
iPhone
connected
to
the
unit. interference with
radio reception
may
occur.
•
When
you
are listening
to
the
radio while
charging
an
iPod, interference
with
radio
reception
may
occur.
To protect
the
connector
of
the
unit
from
dust
or.
dirt.
you
can
put
the
connector
cover on.
Using
the
connector
cover
Attaching
the
connector
cover
Match
both
claws
of
the
connector
cover with
the
pits inside
of
the
connector
and
press
the
other
side
down
until
it
clicks.
Insert
the
cord
while
pushing
down
the
terminal clamp.
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Only Insert
up
to
here.
FM
dipole
antenna
(supplied)
Connecting
the
antenna
4
Make
sure
the
AM
loop
antenna
is
connected
firmly
by
pulling
softly.
Adjusting
the
AM
loop
antenna
Find
aplace
and
an
orientation
that
provide
good
reception.
•
Do
not
place
the
AM
loop
antenna
near
the
unit
or
other
AV
equipment,
as noise
may
result.
Adjusting
the
FM
wire
antenna
Be sure
to
fully
extend
the
FM
wire antenna,
and
keep
4.1
as horizontal
and
vertical as possible.
FM
wire
antenna
(supplied)
Adjusting
the
FM
dipole
antenna
Be
sure
to
fully
extend
the
FM dipole antenna.
Align
the
antenna
in
the
shape
of
a T
and
place
in
ahigh position
on
awall away from this unit.
This unit comes supplied with
an
FM wire
antenna
and
FM dipole
antenna.
Connect
whichever
antenna
that
provides
the
best
reception to
the
FM
antenna
terminal.
To
connect
the
FM
antenna
3
Connect
the
cords
to
the
AM
antenna
terminals.
Cord
(A)
or
cord
(B)
can
be
connected
to
either terminal.
Tip
Adjust
the
direction
of
the
AM
loop
antenna
for
best AM broadcast
sound.
To
connect
the
AM
loop
antenna
The
shape
and
the
length
of
the
antenna
is
designed
to
receive
AM
signals.
Do
not
dismantle
or
roll up
the
antenna.
1
Remove
only
the
loop
part
from
the
plastic
stand.
2
Set
up
the
AM
loop
antenna.
Tip
If
you
have
poor
FM reception, use a75 ~coaxial
cable
(not
supplied)
to
connect
the
unit
to
an
outdoor
FM
antenna
as
shown
below.
generation
fi
iPod5th
generation (video)
0.1
MHz
10kHz
Channel
step
generation
(aluminium)
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iPod nano
2nd
iPod
4th
generation
(color display)
generation
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iPod
nano
3rd
generation (video)
iPod touch
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iPhone
8.
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iPod4th
Band Frequency
AM
530 - I 710
kHz
FM
87.5 -108
MHz
Time
displa,
12-hour
system
Frequenc, range
The
iPod
models
that
are compatible with iTunes
Tagging are as follows:
•
iPod
nano
3
rd
generation
•
iPod
classic
•
iPod
5
th
generation
...
The
models above
may
vary
without
notice.
For
the
latest information. check
the
website
of
Apple Inc.
Notes
•
In
these
Operating
Instructions, "iPod" is
used
as ageneral reference for
the
iPod functions
on
the
iPod
and
iPhone,
unless otherwise specified
by
the
text
or
illustrations.
•
nunes
Tagging requires iTunes 7.4
or
later.
Speaker
Approx. 6.6
em
(2
5/8
inches) dia. 8n
Input
AUDiO
IN
jack
(0 3.5
mm
stereo minijack)
Antenna terminal
75 n
antenna
terminal
for FM
Antenna
terminal
for AM
Audio powerspecifications
POWER
OUTPUT
AND
TOTAL
HARMONIC
DiSTORTION
With
8-ohm
loads.
both
channels driven from
150-10,000 kHz; rated
3W
per
channel-minimum
RMS, with
no
more
than
10% total
harmonic
distortion.
Power
output
4 W +4 W
(maximum
power)
Power requirements
120 VAC, 60 Hz
Dimensions
Approx. 330 X130 X135
mm
(w/h/d)
(13 X 5
1/,
X 5
3/
8inches)
not
incl. projecting
parts
and
controls
Mass
Approx.
3.1
kg (61b 13.3 oz) incl.
power
supply
unit
~
iPodmini
Specifications
Compatible
iPod
models
The
compatible iPod
models
are as follows.
Update
your
iPod
to
use
the
latest software before
you
use it.
Supplied accessories
Remote
commander
(1)
FM wire
antenna
(1)
FM dipole
antenna
(I)
AM loop
antenna
(I)
Audio
connecting
cable (1)
Universal
dock
adapter for
iPhone
(I)
Connector
cover (1)
Design
and
specifications are subject
to·
change
without
notice.
Features
•'FMIAM Digital Radio .with
HD
Radio
technology
and
iPod I
iPhone
compatibility
•iTunes Tagging capability. enabling the user to
save
song
information with
the
touch
of
a
button
while listening
to
an
HD
Radio station.
•Large LCD displays
HD
Radio information
•Stereo speakers with
surround
sound
function
•Fully adjustable tone control for
fUle
tuning
of
bass
and
treble
•Supplied remote
commander
Should any problem persist after
you
have
made
the
following checks, consult
your
nearest Sony
dealer.
Abroadcast
Is
received
In
en.log
onl,.
even
though
the
....
Is
within
HD
R.dlo
reception.
•
Depending
on
the
conditions,
if
the
incoming
signal strength
1s
too weak
or
unstable.
the
HD
indicator will
not
flash
or
light up.
In
that
case,
the
HD
Radio broadcast will be received as
an
analog signal.
The..clIo
or
lPod
.I.rm
Is
.ctIveted
but
no
soundcomes
on.t
the
preset
.I.rm
time.
•Has
VOLUME
been
adjusted?
There
Is
no
sound
from
the
IPod.
•Make sure
the
iPod is securely connected.
•Adjust
the
VOLUME.
The IPod cannotbe
oper.ted
with this unit.
•Make sure
the
iPod is securely connected.
The IPod cannotbe
ch.rged.
•Make sure
the
iPod is securely connected.
MCANNOT
DETECT
R
.P
......
In
the
dlspl.,
when connecting
.n
IPod.
•Disconnect
the
iPod
once
and
then reconnect it
securely.
•Play
the
unit
on
the
power
source specified in
"Specifications".
•To disconnect
the
AC power cord (mains lead),
pull it
out
by
the
plug.
not
the
cord.
•
The
unit is
not
disconnected from
the
mains as
long as it is connected
to
the
AC outlet, even
if
the
unit
itselfhas
been
turned
off.
•
The
dating
code
and
the
nameplate are located
on
the
bottom
exterior
of
the
unit.
•Since astrong magnet is used for the speaker.
keep personal credit cards using magnetic coding
or
spring-wound watches away from the unit to
prevent possible damage from the magnet.
•
Do
not
leave
the
unit
in
alocatjon
near
a
heat
source such as aradiator
or
airduct.
or
in a
place subject
to
direct
sulllight, excessive dust.
mechanical vibration,
or
shock.
•Allow adequate
air
circulation
to
prevent
internal heat build-up.
Do
not
place
the
unit
on
asurface (a rug, ablanket. etc.)
or
near
materials (a curtain)
which
might
block
the
ventilation holes.
•Should anysolid object
or
liquid
fall
into the unit.
unplug the unit and have it checked by aqualified
personnel before operating it anyfurther.
•To clean the casing. use asoft cloth
dampened
with a
mild
detergent solution.
•Never touch
the
wire
of
the
external
FM
antenna
during
a
thunderstorm.
Furthermore.
immediatelydisconnect
the
AC
power
cord
from
the
radio.
If
you
have any questions
or
problems
concerning
your
unit, please consult
your
nearest Sony dealer.
Precautions
What is iTunesTaggingl
The iTunes
Tag
bulton
on
the newXDR-SIOHDiP
allows you to tag songs yuu like that are broadcast
by
HD Radio stations. Information about these tagged
songs
is
stored
by
the receiver and transferred
to
your
iPod
When you connect your iPod to your
computer.
iTunes
automatically presents the songs
in
a
new
Tagged
playlist
so
you
can
preview.
buy.
and
download them. iTunes Tagging is agreat
way
to
discover new music add
it
to
your collection!
Troubleshooting
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iPod+
and
VOLUME +
buttons
have a
tactile
dot.
Size AAA
(R031
x 2
Preparing
the
remote
commander
Installing
the
batteries
into
the
remote
commander
(See
Fig.
ml
Insert two size AAA (R03) batteries
(not
supplied).
When
to
replace
the
batteries
With
normal
use,
the
batteries
should
last for
about
six
months.
When
the
remote
commander
no
longer operates
the
unit,
replace all
the
batteries with
new
ones.
Notes
•
Do
not
charge
dry
batteries.
•
When
you are
not
going to use
the
remote
commander
for along time,
remove
the
batteries to avoid
any
damage
caused by leakage
and
corrosion.
VOLUME
00
The iPod
~II
andVOLUME +
buttons
have a
tactile
dot.
Using
the
remote
commander
Common
buttons
that
appear
on
both
the
remote
commander
and
the
unit
control
the
same
functions.
ALARM
button
Press to set
the
alarm
to
"ON"
or
"OFF:'
Press
and
hold
for 2
seconds
to
enter
'l\LARM
TIME SET:'
TONE
button
To set
the
tone
directly.
HD
SCAN
button
The
selected
band
is
scanned,
and
receivable
HD
Radio stations are played for 3
seconds
in
order
of
frequency.
SCAN
button
The
selected
band
is
scanned,
and
receivable
radio
stations
are
played for 3
seconds
in
order
of
frequency.
BRIGHT
button
To adjust the brightness
of
the
display.
Setting
the
clock
1Plug in the unit.
The
display
will
flash
''AM 12:00:'
2Press MENU
to
show
the menu'display.
3Press SEL •
or
•to select
"TIME
SET;'
then
press ENTER.
The
hour
will
start to flash
in
the
display.
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To
change
the
display
to
the
daylight
saving
time
(summer
time)
indication
1Press MENU to
show
the
menu
display.
2Press SEL •
or
•
to
select
"DST;'
then
press ENTER.
3Press SEL •
or
•to select
"ON;'
then
press ENTER.
"*"
appears
and
the
time
indication
changes
to
summer
time.
To deactivate
the
DST function, select "OFF"
in
step
3.
4Press SEL •
or
•until
current
hour
appears in the display,
then
press ENTER.
The
hour
is set
and
the
minutes
start to flash.
5Repeat step 4to set the minute.
Note
Ifyou
do
not
set
the
menu
within 65 seconds,
the
setting
mode
is
canceled.
ENTER"
MENU"
Press
POWER,
or
press
and hold iPod
~II
iPod~1I
To resume play,
press it again.
~
(forward) or
~
(backward)
while playing and
hold
it
until you
find the point.
~
(forward) or
~
(backward)
in pause and hold
it until you find
the point.
Go
back to the previous
track
Pause playback
Locate apoint while
listening
to
the
sound
Select a
menu
item
or
a
track for playback
Go
back to the previous
menu
Locate a
point
while
observing
the
display
Turn
off
the
iPod
Execute the selected menu
or begin
playback
To
Go
to the next track
During
playback, this operation goes back
to
the beginning
of
the
current track. To go back
to the previous track, press twice.
HThese
operations are available only
when
using
the
supplied remote commander.
Note
Charging for connected iPod is not available
when you are listening to the radio at volume
level 25
or
more.
2Press
iPod
~II.
The
iPod begins to play automatically.
You
can operate the connected iPod by this
unit
or
the iPod buttons.
3Adjust the volume using VOLUME +
or
On
copyrights
•iPod
is
a
trademark
of
Apple Inc., registered in
the
U.S.
and
other
countries.
•iTunes is aregistered
trademark
of
Apple Inc.
•iPhone
and
iTunes Tagging are trademarks
of
Apple
Inc.
•All
other
trademarks and registered trademarks
are
of
their respective holders.
In
this manual,
1'''
and
il'
marks are
not
specified.
Notes
•
When
inserting an iPod into the unit, be sure
to
use
the
universal
dock
adapter supplied with
your
iPod
or
commercially available from
Apple
Inc.
•When inserting an iPhone into the unit, be sure to
use the universal dock adapter supplied with the
unit
or
commerciallyavailable from Apple Inc.
•
When
placing
or
removing the iPod, handle the
iPod in
the
same angle as
that
of
the
connector
on
this unit and
do
not twist
or
bend
the
iPod
to prevent
connector
damage.
•
Do
not
carry
the
unit with an iPod set
on
the
connector. Doing so may cause amalfunction.
•
When
placing
or
removing the iPod, brace the
unit with
one
hand
and
take care
not
to
press
the controls
of
the iPod by mistake.
•Before disconnecting
the
iPod, pause playback.
To
use
the
unit
as
a
battery
charger
You
can
use
the
unit as abattery charger.
The
charging begins
when
the
iPod is placed
on
the connector.
The
charging status appears in the iPod display.
For details, see the user's guide
of
your
iPod.
1Attach the Apple iPod Universal Dock
Adapter
(not
supplied) to your iPod
and
insert into the connector
of
the unit.
If
you are using an iPhone, attach the
supplied universal dock adapter for
iPhone before inserting into the
connector.
Reception
status
Strong
HD
signal,
digital
reception>t
Weak
HD
signal, analog
reception
Flashes
Stays lit
Tip
You
can
adjust
"BRIGHTNESS"
directly
by
pressing
BRIGHT
on
the remote commander.
Note
The
display item differs
depending
on
the
content
of
abroadcast
or
the station.
*
When
you tune in astation by selecting apreset
number
Note
If
you
do
not
set the
menu
within
10
seconds,
the
setting
mode
is completed.
You
can enjoy iPod audio by connecting to this
unit. To use
an
iPod, refer to
the
user's guide
of
your
iPod.
Notes
•
The
connector
of
the
unit
is exclusively for use
with iPod.
When
you use
the
device
that
does
not
match the connector,
connect
it
to
the
AUDIO IN terminal
of
this unit with the
supplied audio connecting cable.
•Sony
cannot
accept responsibility in the event
that
data recorded
on
an
iPod
is
lost
or
damaged
when
using an iPod connected
to
this
unit.
•For details
of
environmental conditions for
operating
your
iPod, check the website
of
Apple
Inc.
Playing
an
iPod
Not
displayed
No
HD
signal,
analog
reception
To
change
the
display
settings
(BRIGHTNESSI
CONTRAST)
1Press MENU to show the
menu
display.
2Press SEL •
or
+to select
"BRIGHTNESS"
or
"CONTRAST;' then
press ENTER.
3Press SEL •
or
+to select the setting
or
to adjust the level, then press ENTER.
BRIGHTNESS:
The brightness
of
the display is selected
from
"HIGH;'
"MIDDLE"
or
"LOW:'
CONTRAST:
The
contrast
of
the display
can
be adjusted
by
II
levels.
o
HD
indicator
HD
indicator
When
an
HD
Radio
station
is
received
...
The
HD
indicator flashes momentarily at
first,
and
then stays lit.
eField
strength
level indicator
e
Preset
number*
eCurrent
station's
call
letters
GBand
GStation name
and
information
oTitle/Artist name
C) Sub channel
(FM
only)
Appears
when
the
HD
Radio station
broadcasts multiple programs.
Press TUNE +
or
-to select asub channel.
oFrequency
e
Currenttime
oText
information
12:00
oField
strength
level indicator
ePreset number'"
eBand
4:)
Station
name
Name
of
station currently
tuned
in.
GFrequency
GText
information
Text information transmitted from station.
(it
Current
time
*
When
you tune in astation by selecting apreset
number.
When
an
analog
radio
station
is
received
Note
The
display item differs depending
on
the content
of
abroadcast
or
the station.
When
text
information
is
received
When
an
analog
FM
broadcast
that
supports
RBDS
(Radio
Broadcast
Data
System)
is
received
oField
strength
level indicator
QPreset number'"
eBand
oFrequency
GCurrenttime
*
When
you tune in astation
by
selecting apreset
number.
Changing
the
display
mode
and
settings
To
change
the
display
mode
Press DISPLAY
on
the remote commander.
The
display changes as follows:
Tuning
in
to
a
station
1Press RADIO/BAND to turn on the radio
and select the AM
or
FM band.
2Press PRESET +
or
-to select the desired
preset number.
3Adjust the volume using VOLUME +
or
Tip
You
can scan for stations directly
by
pressing
SCAN or HD SCAN on the remote commander.
T,ol
1m
EtHER
PRE~;ET
t·JO.
-Scan
tuning
The
unit
will
automatically scan the selected
band.
In
HD
scan,
HD
Radio stations are scanned.
Note
If
you try to store another station with
the
same
preset number,
the
previously stored station
will
be
replaced.
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The next preset
number
from the
most
recent
preset is displayed (but if the last preset
number was 20, 20
is
displayed).
3Press PRESET +
or
-to select the preset
number, then press ENTER.
The frequency
is
stored with the selected
preset
number
and you
will
hear abeep.
To
preset another station, repeat these steps.
Press RADIO/BAND to turn on the radio
and select the AM
or
FM
band.
2Press MENU to show the
menu
display.
3Press SEL •or +to select "SCAN"
or
"HD
SCAN;' then press ENTER.
Scanning
of
the
selected band starts.
When astation is received, scanning pauses
for 3seconds and then continues.
4
When
the unit tunes in to the desired
station, do any
of
the following
operations to stop scanning.
-Press ENTER
on
the unit
or
remote
commander.
-Press SCAN
or
HD SCAN on the remote
commander.
SIfnecessary, press TUNE +
or
-to tune in
to the station
more
precisely.
6Adjust the volume using VOLUME +
or
Playing
the
radio
-Manual
tuning
1Press RADIO/BAND to
turn
on
the radio
and select the AM
or
FM band.
2Press TUNE +
or
-to tune in
to
adesired
frequency.
3Adjust the volume using VOLUME +
or
Presetting
a
station
1Follow steps Iand 2in "Manual tuning"
to tune the frequency you wish to preset.
2Press and hold ENTER for afew seconds.
The
display changes as follow:
-Preset
tuning
You
can preset 20 stations each for AM
and
FM.
Using iTunesTagging
You
can
save
the
name
of
a
song
which is
broadcast on an HD Radio station to this unit
with a
few
easy steps.
After
transferring
the
song
information
to
the
connected iPed using this unit, sync your iPod to
your
computer.
These
songs
will
show
up
in
a
"Tagged" playlist
in
iTunes,
enabling
easy
preview
or
purchase
of
the
songs.
For details
about
iTunes Tagging
and
the
latest
iTunes Tagging
compatible
models,
check
the
iTunes website at -
http://www.apple.com/itunes/
For
the
details
on
purchasing
a
song
using
the
"Tagged"
information,
check
the
iTunes website
at -
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/
To
get
song
information
The
Tag
indicator lights
up
when song
information
is
broadcast on an HD Radio station.
1Press
Tag
while the Tag
indicator
lights.
The
Tag
indicator
starts
blinking
and
the
unit
starts retrieving the song information. After
getting the song information, the unit starts
saving the data
and
"Tagged" appears in the
display
during
the
save.
The
Tag
indicator
goes
off
after
the
unit
completes
saving
the
song
information.
The
Tag
indicator
lights
up
again at
the
beginning
of
the next song.
Notes
•
If
the
song
information
is
not
included
in
the
HD
Radio
station
broadcast,
the
Tag
indicator
docs
not
light up.
•
It
takes approx.
10
seconds maximum to
retrieve song information.
•
If
the
AC
power
cord
is
unplugged
during
song
information retrieving, the information will
disappear.
•If
Tag
is pressed
right
after
the
beginning
of
a
song, the unit may retrieve the
information
of
the
previously
broadcast
song
as well as
the
current
song.
•
If
Tag
is pressed right before
the
ending
of
a
song,
the
unit
may retrieve
the
information
of
the
current
song
and
the
next
broadcast
song
as
well.
•
The
maximum
number
of
tagged songs
that
you can save to this
unit
is
50.
If
you press Tag
when
50 tagged songs
are
already saved,
"Storage Full"
appears
in
the
display
and
retrieving
of
song
information
cannot
be
completed.
To
transfer
retrieved
song
information
You
can transfer
song
information
retrieved to
an
iPod
using this unit.
For details
of
compatible
iPod
models, see
"Compatible
iPod
models:'
1Place
your
iPod into the
connector
of
the
unit.
The
unit
automatically
starts
transferring
the
saved
song
information,
and
"Tagged"
appears
in
the
display
and
starts
blinking
during
the
transfer.
If
an
iPod
is
inserted
into
the
unit
during
tagged
song
retrieval,
the
unit
immediately
starts
transferring
the
data
to
the
iPod, after
the
data
is
saved.
Once
the
unit
completes
transferring
tagged
song
information
to
the
iPod,
the
saved
data
will
be
erased from
the
unit.
Notes
•
Do
not
remove
the
iPod
while "Tagged" is
blinking
in
the
display.
The
unit
cannot
transfer
song
information
if
the
iPod
is
removed.
•
If
the
connected
iPod
is
not
compatible
for
iTunes Tagging,
song
information
will not
be
transferred
even after this
unit
saves
the
data.
The
message "Tagging is
not
Supported
by this
iPod"
appears
in
the
display.
•If
the
connected
iPod
does
not
have
enough
free
space
in
the
memory,
song
information
will
not
be
transferred even after this
unit
saves
the
data.
The
message
"iPod
Full"
appears
in
the
display.
To
delete
unnecessary
song
information
You
can delete
unnecessary
song
information
using this unit.
1Press MENU
to
show the
menu
display.
2Press SEL +
or
•to select "Tag
DELETE;'
then
press ENTER.
3Select
"Yes"
or
"No;'
then
press ENTER.
Yes:
Deletes all
the
retrieved data.
No:
Cancels
the
delete
operation
and
ends
this
delete
menu.
Note
The
song
information
once
deleted
cannot
be
restored.
Adjusting
the
tone
1Press
POWER
to
turn
on
the
unit.
2Press MENU
to
show
the
menu
display.
3Press SEL +
or
•
to
select "TONE",
then
press ENTER to
show
the
setting display.
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TF.:EBLE
BASS
4Press SEL +
or
•
to
adjust
"TREBLE;'
then
press ENTER.
SPress SEL +
or
•
to
adjust
"BASS;'
then
press ENTER.
Tips
•The adjustabie range of
"TREBLE"
and
"BASS"
is from
-6
to +6.
•
You
can adjust
"TONE"
directly by
pressing
TONE
on
the
remote
commander.
Listening
to
surround
sound
1Press SURROUND.
"SURROUND" appears
in
the
display.
Every
time
you press
the
button,
the
menu
of
"ON"
or
"OFF"
appears
in
the
display in
turn.
When
the
surround
sound
is
on,
"SUR"
appears
in
the
display.
Setting
the
alarm
You can set
the
unit
to
turn
on
automatically
at a
preset time.
The
alarm
can
be
set,
even
if
the
unit
is
off.
To
adjust
the
hour
and
minute,
see
"Setting
the
clock."
To
set
the
alarm
time
1Press MENU to
show
the
menu
display.
2Press SEL +
or
•
to
select "ALARM
TIME
SET;'
then
press ENTER.
The
hour
sign
starts
flashing.
Example
of
display
when
unit
is
off
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3Press SEL +
or
•to set
the
hour,
then
press ENTER.
The
minute
sign
starts
flashing.
4Press SEL +
or
•to set the minutes,
then
press ENTER.
The
source
sign
starts
flashing.
SPress SEL +
or
•
to
select
the
source
from
"RADIO
AM;'
"RADIO
FM;'
"iPod;'
"AUDIO IN"
or
"BUZZER;'
then
press ENTER.
If
you
select
"RADIO
AM"
or "RADIO
FM';
press SEL
..
or
•
to
select
the
preset
number,
then press
ENTER.
6Press SEL +
or
•
to
set the volume,
then
press ENTER.
When
using
iPod
touch/iPhone
To use
music
stored
in
an
iPod
touchliPhonc
to
wake up,
put
the
iPod
touch/iPhone
into
the
unit
first, follow
the
steps
above to
set
alarm
time,
and
then
select
the
desired music.
To
set
the
alarm
1Press MENU
to
show
the
menu
display.
2Press SEL +
or
•
to
select "ALARM SET;'
then
press ENTER.
3SEL +
or.
to
select "ON,"
then
press
ENTER.
"ALARM"
appears in the
display.
Example
of
display
when
unit
is off
ALARM
Pt'1
3:00
If
you
press
DISPLAY
on
the remote
commander
while
the
display above
appears,
the
display
changes
to
the
following.
Pt'1
To
return
to
the
previous
display, press
DISPLAY
on
the
remote
commander
again.
"
ALARM
indicator
@Alarm
setting
time
eAlarm
setting
(Source, Frequency, etc.)
oCurrent
time
To deactivate
the
alarm
function,
SEL
..
or
•to
select
"OFF"
in step 3.
To
stop
the
alarm
Press POWER
on
the
unit
or
remote
commander.
Tips
•
To
enter
"ALARM
TIME
SET"
mode directiy,
press
and
hold
ALARM
on
the
remote
commander
for 2seconds.
•You can activate
or
deactivate
the
alarm
function
directly by
pressing
ALARM
on
the
remote
commander.
Notes
•
If
you
do
not
set
the
menu
within
10
seconds,
the
setting
mode
is
canceled.
•
If
you
do
not
operate
the
unit
for
60
minutes
after the
alarm
sounds,
the
power
is
turned
off.
•
If
you select "'AUDIO
IN"
as
source
in
"ALARM
TIME
SET;'
start
playback
on
the
external
equipment.
You
cannot
control
the
external
equipment
from this
unit.
•If you select
"iPod"
without
connecting
an
iPod
to this
unit,
the
alarm
source
will switch to
"BUZZER"
automatically.
•
Make
sure
the
iPod
is
installed
correctly
after
setting
the
iPed
alarm.
Notes
on
using iPod
touch/iPhone
•
If
you set
the
iPod
alarm
while
iPod
touch!
iPhone
music
is
playing,
and
then
turn
the
unit
power
off,
when
the
alarm
time
comes
on,
the
alarm
music
will
resume
from
the
point
where
the
power
was
turned
off.
•Even
if
the
iPod
alarm
setting
is
complete,
if
you
turn
the
iPod
touch/iPhone
power
off
before
the
unit,
the
alarm
source
will switch to
"BUZZER"
automatically.
Setting
the
sleep
timer
You
can
enjoy falling asleep to
the
radio
using
the
built-in
sleep
timer
that
turns
off
the
radio
automatically after a
preset
duration.
1Press SLEEP
on
the
remote
commander.
"SLEEP"
and
the
digits for
the
sleep
timer
duration
appear. ,/
-SLEEP-
....1111'
SLEEP
60
If
you
press SLEEP
on
the
remote
commander
while
the
unit
is
turned
off,
the
unit
is
turned
on.
2Press SLEEP
on
the
remote
commander
repeatedly
to
select the
desired
sleep
timer
setting.
Each
press
changes
the
setting
time
as follows:
r60
-+
45
-+
30
-+
15
-+
OFF]
A
beep
sounds
when
the
display
returns
to
"SLEEP
60."
After about 4seconds,
"SLEEP"
lights in the
display
when
the
duration
time
is set.
The
unit
automatically
turns
off
when
the
duration
time
is passed.
To
change
the
sleep
timer
setting
You
can
press SLEEP
on
the
remote
commander
repeatedly
to
select
the
desired
sleep
timer
setting
even after
the
sleep
timer
has
been
activated.
To
deactivate
the
sleep
timer
Press POWER
to
turn
off
the
unit
before
the
setting
time
has elapsed,
or
press SLEEP
on
the
remote
commander
repeatedly
to set
the
sleep
timer
to
"SLEEP
OFF"
in
step
2.
Note
These
operations
are
available
only
when
using
the
remote
commander.
Listening
to
extel'nal
equipment
1
Connect
the
AUDIO
IN
jack
of
the
unit
to
the
line
out
jack
or
headphone
jack
of
the
external
equipment
using
the
audio
connecting
cable (supplied).
RESET
o
II
AM
I
ANTENNA
I
i
,,=====A=Ui='N======.dJ
Audio
connecting
cable
~
(supplied)
-i
To
external
....
~
equipment
2Press AUDIO IN
to
turn
on
the
unit.
''AUDIO IN" appears in
the
display.
AUDIO
I~l
3Play
the
equipment
connected
to
the
AUDIO
IN
jack.
4Adjust
the
volume
using VOLUME +
or
Tip
To display
the
current
time,
press
DISPLAY
on
the
remote
commander.
AUDIO
It·l
Pt'l
3:00
To
return
to
the
radio
Press
RADIO/BAND.
The band
(AM
or
FM)
is
shown
in
the
display.
Notes
•Refer also
to
the
connected
equipment's
manual.
•
The
supplied
audio
connecting
cable
may
not
be
used
with
some
external
equipment.
In
this
case, use a
cord
suitable for
the
external
equipment
you
are
using.
•
When
you
listen to
the
radio
with
external
equipment
connected,
turn
off
the
connected
equipment
to
prevent
noise.
If
noise
occurs,
even
when
the
eqUipment
is
turned
off,
disconnect
and
place
the
external
equipment
away
from
the
unit.
Resetting
the
unit
The
RESET
button
is
located
on
the
rear
of
the
unit.
Press this
button
with
a
pointed
object
if
the
radio
fails
to
function
properly.
The
clock
settings
and
stations
you
have preset, etc., will revert to
the
factory
preset.
Note
The
song
information
stored
in
this
unit
will not
be
erased
by
pressing
the
RESET
button.
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