Sony Xav-712hd User manual

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model

and serial numbers are located on

the

bottom

of

the

unit.

Record these numbers in

the

spaces provided below.

Refer

to

these numbers

whenever

you call

upon

your

Sony dealer

regarding this product.

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Operating Instructions a

Mode

d'emploi

II

Manual de instrucciones

This

HD

Radio

receiver

enables:

PSD

HD2/HD3

Digital

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Mobile

High-i:Jefinition

Link

Be

sure

to

install this

unit

in

the

dashboard

of

the

car for safety.

For

installation and connections, see the

supplied installation/connections manual.

About this

manual

• This manual contains instructions

for

XAV-

712HD

and XAV-602BT.

• XAV-602BT

is

the

model

representatively used

for illustration purposes.

Warning

To

prevent fire or shock hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit to rain

or

moisture.

To

avoid electrical shock,

do

not

open

the

cabinet. Refer servicing

to

qualified personnel

only.

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.

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 different from

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 in Supplement C

to

OET65

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

(excluding extremities: hands,

wrists, feet and ankles).

CAUTION

The use

of

optical instruments

with

this product will

increase eye hazard.

As

the

laser beam used in this

CD/DVD player

is

harmful

to

eyes,

do

not

attempt

to

disassemble

the

cabinet. Refer servicing

to

qualified personnel only.

For

the

State

of

California, USA

only

Perchlorate Material -special handling may apply,

See

www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate

Perchlorate Material: Lithium battery contains

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 26).

The

unit

will turn

off

automatically in the set

time

when no source

is

selected, which prevents

battery drainage.

If

you

do

not

set

the

Auto

OFF

function, press

and hold

OFF

until

the

display disappears each

time

you turn the ignition off.

To

cancel

the

demonstration

(Demo) display, see

page 26.

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.

IMPORTANT

NOTICE!

Safe and efficient use

Changes

or

modifications

to

this

unit

not

expressly

approved by Sony

may

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

Please check

for

exceptions, due

to

national

requirement

or limitations, in usage

of

BLUETOOTH

equipment

before using this product.

Driving

Check

the

laws and regulations on the use

of

cellular phones and handsfree

equipment

in

the

areas

where

you drive.

Always give full

attention

to

driving and pull

off

the

road and park before

making

or

answering a call

if

driving conditions

so

require.

Connecting to other devices

When connecting

to

any

other

device, please read

its user

guide

for

detailed safety instructions.

Radio frequency exposure

RF

signals

may

affect

improperly

installed

or

inadequately

shielded electronic systems in cars,

such

as

electronic fuel injection systems, electronic

antiskid (antilock) braking systems, electronic

speed control systems

or

air bag systems. For

installation

or

service

of

this device, please consult

with

the

manufacturer

or

its representative

of

your

car.

Faulty installation

or

service

may

be dangerous

and may invalidate any

warranty

that

may

apply

to

this device.

Consult

with

the

manufacturer

of

your

car

to

ensure

that

the

use

of

your

cellular

phone

in

the

car will

not

affect its electronic system.

Check regularly

that

all wireless device

equipment

in

your

car

is

mounted

and operating properly.

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).

Remember, in

order

to

make or receive calls,

the

handsfree and

the

electronic device connected

to

the

handsfree

must

be switched on in a service area

with

adequate cellular signal strength.

Emergency calls

may

not

be possible on all cellular

phone

networks

or

when

certain

network

services

and/or

phone

features are in use.

Check

with

your

local service provider.

Table

of

Contents

Warning

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

2

Guide

to

Parts and Controls

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

5

Getting Started

Resetting

the

Unit

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

8

Performing Initial Settings

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

8

Setting

the

Clock

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

8

Preparing a

BLUETOOTH

Device

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

8

Detaching the

front

panel {XAV-602BT only)

.....

9

Listening to the Radio/SiriusXM

Listening

to

the

Radio

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

10

Storing and Receiving Stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

11

Using Radio Data System

(RDS)

{XAV-602BT only)

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

12

Listening

to

the

SiriusXM Vehicle Tuner

........

12

iTunes Tagging

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

13

Playback

Playing a Disc

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

14

Playing an iPod/USB Device

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

15

Playing a

BLUETOOTH

Device

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

15

Searching and Playing Tracks

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

16

Enjoying Music According

to

Your

Mood

{SensMe™)

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

17

Available Options

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

17

(DVD

Audio Level]

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

18

[CSO

(Center Speaker Organizer)]

..........

18

Listening to Pandora®

Preparing

for

Pandora®

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

19

Streaming Pandora®

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

19

Available Operations in Pandora®

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

19

Handsfree Calling

Receiving a

Call

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

20

Making a

Call

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

20

Available Operations During a Call

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

21

Phonebook

Management

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

21

Call Data

Management

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

21

Phone Option Menu

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

22

Useful Functions

App Remote

with

iPhone/

Android Phone

......

22

Duplicating

the

Smartphone's Display

{Mirrorlink™)

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

23

Enjoying Different Sources in Front and Rear

(Zone x Zone)

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

23

Enjoying high

quality

image

{XAV-712HD

only)

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

23

Using Gesture Command

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

24

Settings

General Settings

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

25

Touch Panel Adjust

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

26

Bluetooth Reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

27

USB

Battery Charge Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

27

Sound Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

27

EQ7

I Subwoofer Level Adjust

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

27

Balance I Fader Level

Adjust.

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

27

RBE

{Rear

Bass

Enhancer) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

27

4.1ch

Speaker Level

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

28

Visual Settings

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

28

Picture

EQ

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

28

Aspect

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

28

Source Settings

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

28

Auto

Input

Change(MHL)

{XAV-712HD

only)

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

30

Additional Information

Auxiliary

Audio/Video

Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . .

31

Rear View Camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

31

Updating

the

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

31

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

31

Maintenance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

37

Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

37

Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

41

Language Code List

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

49

For

details on

smartphone

connectivity and

battery

charge capability, see "Summary

of

Useful Functions for Smartphone" on

the

pages

at

the

end

of

these operating instructions.

Guide

to

Parts

and

Controls

XAV-712HD

There

is

a tactile

dot

to

the

right

of

the

VOLUME+

button.

1

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-----------------------------------------------------

-M.OFF

-A

IT/VOICE

-OFF

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XAV-602BT

[I]

Disc

slot

(XAV-712HD: located behind the

front

panel)

[2]

VOLUME-/+

@]

DSPL

(display)

Change the display items.

-M.OFF (monitor off)

Press

and hold

to

turn

off

the

monitor

and

the

button

illumination. Touch anywhere on

the

display

to

turn back on.

@]

Reset button

(XAV-602BT: located behind

the

front

panel)

[§_]

Display/touch panel

[§] Receptor for

the

remote

commander

[l] HOME

Open the

HOME

menu.

-VOICE

Press

and hold

for

more

than

2 seconds

to

activate

the

voice command function. When

the

App

Remote function

is

on, voice recognition

(Android phone only) and voice dial

is

activated.

When the App Remote

function

is

off, onlyvoice

dial

is

available.

-ATT

(attenuate) (XAV-712HD only)

Press

and hold

for

more than 2 seconds

to

attenuate

the

sound.

To

assign

the

ATT

function

to

the

HOME

button, select

[ATT

ON/OFF] in

[HOME

Key

Function (hold 2sec push)] (page 25).

rnJ

SOURCE

Turn on

the

power.

Change

the

source.

Each

press displays a

selectable source

in

a

popup

on

the

current

display.

-OFF

Press

and hold

for

1second

to

exit the source.

Press

and hold

for

more

than

2 seconds

to

turn

off

the

unit. When the

unit

is

turned off, remote

commander

operation

is

not

available.

Volume control dial (XAV-602BT only)

Rotate

to

adjust the volume.

[ID

~(disc

eject)

-TILT

(XAV-712HD only)

Press

and hold

to

adjust the

monitor

angle.

[Q]

USB

port (XAV-602BT only)

Open the cover

to

connect a

USB

device.

[]

Front panel release button (XAV-602BT only)

RM·X271

remote

commander

The remote

commander

can be used

to

operate

the

audio controls.

For

menu operations, use the touch

panel.

Remove

the

insulation film before use.

[12]

POSITION

Switch

the

listening position.

[j]

o--.

(return)

Return

to

the

to

the

menu

on a Video

CD

(VCD

).

[H]

EQ

(equalizer)

Select an equalizer curve.

~

Number

buttons

(0

-9)

[§]

CLEAR

[11]

ZxZ (Zone x Zone) (page 23)

[j]]

...,.II

(play/pause)

~

.,.../~~

(previous/next)

~

DVD playback setting buttons

[gQ]

ZAP (zappin) (page

16)

[2]

~lti.J!-+

(cursor)/ENTER

~MODE

Select the radio

band/auxiliary

device.

Status bar:

Notification panel:

Tap

on

the

status bar

to

open

the

notification panel.

Home

screen:

~

Indications

~ATT

~t+

Lights

up

when

the

sound

is

attenuated.

ZONExZONE

Lights

up

when

the Zone x Zone

function

is

on.

TAG

Lights

up

when

tagged

songs are stored in

the

unit.

Flashes

during

the

data transmission.

IJ

Lights

up

when

the

App

Remote

function

is

on.

~

BlUETOOTH status indications

0

Lights

up

when

the

BLUETOOTH

signal

is

on.

~

Lights up

when

a device

is

connected

to

the

unit

for

audio streaming.

Flashes

when

the connection

is

in progress.

~

Lights up

when

a cellular phone

is

connected

to

the

unit

for

handsfree calling.

Flashes

when

the connection

is

in progress.

T..ll

Indicates

the

signal strength status

of

the

connected cellular phone.

du~l

Indicates

the

remaining

battery

status

of

the

connected cellular phone.

•

Lights

up

when a connected cellular phone has

unread

SMS

message(s).

~

Application specific area

Display playback controls/indications or show

the

unit's status. Displayed items

differ

depending

on

the

source.

[2§1

Common area

~t+

Accesses

the

EQ7

/subwoofer

settings

menu

directly (page

27).

f

Activates

the

voice

command

function.

[21]

Cl~

Switch

from

the

HOME

screen

to

the

playback

screen.

~

<?=(option)

Open

the

HOME

option

menu.

Press

HOME,

then

touch

O..=.

[Icon Priority]

Changes the order

of

icons.

[Background Theme]

Changes the wallpaper.

[Icon

View]

Switches between

2D

and

3D

icon display.

You

can also switch

the

icon view by

touching

and

holding

anywhere on the display.

[Touch Effect]

Displays a

light

trail where you have touched

the display.

To

return

to

the

home

screen, touch

~.

~

Source select keys

Change the source.

Getting

Started

Resetting

the

Unit

Before operating

the

unit

for

the

first time, or after

replacing

the

car battery or changing connections,

you

must

reset

the

unit.

1 Press

the

reset

button

on

the

unit.

Use

a

pointed

object, such

as

a

ballpoint

pen.

Note

Pressing

the

reset

button

will erase the clock setting

and some stored contents.

Performing

Initial

Settings

After

resetting,

the

initial setting display appears.

Start

demo?

1 Touch [No]

on

the

demo

setting

display.

2 Touch

[Language]

to

set

the

display

language.

Move

the

scrollbar

up

and

down,

then select

the

desired language.

3 Touch

[Subwoofer]

to

set

the

subwoofer

connection

status.

Set

to

[ON]

if

a

subwoofer

is

connected,

or

[OFF]

if

not.

4 Touch [Listening Position]

to

set

the

listening

position.

Set

to

[Front

L]

if

your

listening position

is

front

left, or [Front

R]

if

front

right.

To

return

to

the

initial setting display,

touch

~.

5 Touch [OK].

The setting

is

complete.

This setting can

then

be

further

configured in

the

setting

menu

(page 25).

Setting

the

Clock

1 Press HOME,

then

touch

[Settings].

2 Touch

El,

then

touch

[Date & Time].

3 Touch [Select Time Zone].

The setting display appears.

To

return

to

the

[Date &Time] display, touch

~-

4 Touch [Set Date],

then

set

the

year,

month

and day.

5 Touch [Set Time],

then

set

the

hour

and

minute.

6 Touch

[AM]

or

[PM].

7 Touch [OK].

The setting

is

complete.

To

delete an entered number, touch [Clear].

For XAV-602BT

To

activate/deactivate

the

CT

function

(page

12),

touch

[CT]

in step 4.

Preparing

a

BLUETOOTH

Device

You

can enjoy music, or

perform

handsfree calling,

by

connecting a suitable

BLUETOOTH

device

(cellular phone,

audio

device, etc.).

For

details on

connecting a

BLUETOOTH

device, refer

to

the

operating instructions supplied

with

the

device.

Before connecting,

turn

down

the

volume

of

this

unit; otherwise,

loud

sound

may

result.

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 Press HOME,

then

touch

[Settings].

2 Touch

El,

and

move

the

scrollbar

up

and

down.

3 Touch

[Biuetooth

Connection],

then

set

the

signal

to

[ON].

The

BLUETOOTH

signal

of

this

unit

is

activated

and 0 appears on

the

status bar.

4 Touch [Pairing >].

The

unit

enters pairing standby mode.

5 Perform

the

pairing

procedure

on

the

BLUETOOTH

device

to

detect

this

unit.

6 Select

[Sony

Car

Audio]

shown

in

the

display

of

the

BLUETOOTH

device.

7

If

passkey*

input

is

required

on

the

BLUETOOTH

device,

input

[0000].

*

Passkey

may

be

called "passcode,"

"PIN

code,"

"PIN

number," "password," etc., depending

on

the

BLUETOOTH

device.

8 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 by another device.

To

enable

detection, terminate the current connection.

This

chapter

explains

how

to

connect

manually

to

registered

BLUETOOTH

devices.

1

Make

sure

that

the

BLUETOOTH

signals

both

on

this

unit

(page

27}

and

the

BLUETOOTH

device

are

activated.

0

on

the

status bar indicates

that

the

BLUETOOTH

signal on

this

unit

is

on.

2

Operate

the

BLUETOOTH

device

to

connect

to

this

unit.

~

or

•'

appears.

When

the

ignition

is

turned

to

on

with

the

BLUETOOTH

signal activated, this

unit

searches

for

the

last-connected

BLUETOOTH

device, and

connection

is

made

automatically

if

possible.

Note

Ifthis unit cannot detect the last-connected

BLUETOOTH

device, touch [Reconnect] to search for the

last-paired device again.

Ifthe problem

is

not solved, follow the pairing

procedure.

To

install the microphone

To

capture

your

voice

during

handsfree calling, you

need

to

install

the

microphone

(supplied).

For details on

how

to

connect

the

microphone,

refer

to

the

supplied

"Installation/Connections"

guide.

Detaching

the

front

panel

{XAV-

602BT

only)

You can detach

the

front

panel

of

this

unit

to

prevent

theft.

Caution

alarm

If

you

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.

To

deactivate

the

caution

alarm, set [Front

Panel Caution

Alarm]

to

[OFF] (page 26).

1 Press

and

hold

OFF

for

more

than

2

seconds

to

turn

off

the

unit.

2

Press~-

3 0

Lift

the

left

side

of

the

front

panel.

f)

Pull

it

off

towards

you.

Note

Do

not drop or put excessive pressure

on

the front

panel and display window.

Engage

part®

of

the

front

panel

with

part®

of

the

unit,

as

illustrated, and push

the

left

side

into

position

until

it clicks.

Note

Do

not put anything

on

the inner surface

of

the front

panel.

t:isteninglo

tile

RadiolSiriusXM

Listening

to

the

Radio

To

listen

to

the

radio, press

HOME

then

touch

[Tuner].

For

XAV-712HD

PSD

Program Service Data: Contributes

to

the superior

user experience

of

HD

Radio Technology.

Presents song name, artist, station

IDs,

HD2/HD3

Channel Guide, and

other

relevant data streams.

HD2/HD3

Adjacent

to

traditional main stations are extra local

FM

channels. These HD2/HD3 Channels provide

new, original music

as

well

as

deep cuts

into

traditional genre.

Digital

Soun

Digital, CO-quality sound.

HD

Radio Technology

enables local radio stations

to

broadcast a clean

digital signal. AM sounds like today's

FM

and

FM

sounds like a

CD.

iTunes"

Tagging

iTunes®

Tagging provides you

the

opportunity

to

discover a

wide

range

of

content and

the

means

to

"tag"

that

content

for

later review and purchase

from

the

iTunes®

Store.

Artist

Experience

Visual

information

content

being played

on

your

HD

Radio receiver, such

as

Album

Art,

historical photographs, still art

from

live

broadcasts,

among

other

Category

Name

Artist

Name

Music

Name

Contents

Information

TAG

9

I

<E

0

Touch

to

skip

to

the

next/previous

content.

Touch and hold

to

reverse/fast-forward

the

contents.

f)

Touch

to

pause/resume play after pause.

E)

Touch

to

locate

to

the

current

content

being

broadcast. This

button

only appears

during

instant replay.

To

use

iTunes

Tagging

{page

13)

You

can save

the

name

of

a song broadcast from a

SiriusXM channel

to

this

unit

with

a

few

easy steps.

To

set

parental

control

Some SiriusXM channels contain content

that

is

not

suitable for children.

You

can enable a parental

control passcode

for

these channels.

1

In Source Settings

(page

28),

move

the

scrollbar

up

and

down

to

select [SXM

Parental Control].

2 Enter

the

passcode,

then

touch

[OK].

The passcode display appears

when

a selected

channel

is

blocked by

the

parental control function.

Ifyou

want

to

listen

to

the

channel, enter

the

passcode and touch [OK].

If

not, touch [Clear].

To

change

the

passcode

1

Select [SXM Parental Control] in Source

Settings,

then

enter

your

current

passcode

to

unlock

the

parental control.

2

Select [SXM Parental Control] in Source

Settings again,

then

enter

a

new

passcode.

iTunes

Tagging

The iTunes

Tag

key on this unit, which appears

when

song

information

is

broadcast on

an

HD

Radio station

(XAV-712HD

only)/SiriusXM channel,

allows you

to

tag songs and purchase

them

later.

For details on compatible iPod models, see

"About

iPod" (page 36).

For

details on iTunes Tagging and

the

latest iTunes

Tagging compatible models, check

the

iTunes

website

at-

http:/

/www.apple.com/itunes/

For

details on purchasing a song using "Tagged"

information, check

the

iTunes website at -

http:

I

/www

.a

pp

I

e.

comI

support/

itun

es/

1

Touch [TAG]

when

you

hear a song

you

want

to

save.

The name

of

the

song

is

saved

to

the

unit.

2

Connect an iPod

to

the

USB

port

to

transfer

the

data.

If

an iPod

is

already connected,

the

data will be

transferred immediately.

The

TAG

indicator flashes during

the

transfer.

3

Sync

the

iPod

to

your

computer.

The songs will show up in a "Tagged" playlist in

iTunes.

Notes

•

If

[TAG]

is

touched immediately after the beginning

of

a song or

just

before

the

end

of

a song,

the

unit

may

retrieve

the

information

of

the previous

or

next song,

in addition to the current song.

• The maximum

number

of

tagged songs

that

you can

save

to

this unit

is

50.

• Once the tagged songs are transferred

to

the iPod,

they

are erased from the

unit

automatically.

To

delete

all

tagged

songs

before

transfer

Press

HOME,

then

touch

[Tuner]--+

~--+[Delete].

13GB

l'layback

For

playable discs or file types, see page

33.

Playing

a

Disc

Depending on the disc, some operations may be

different or restricted.

Refer

to

the operating instructions supplied

with

the disc.

XAV-712HD

1 Press

~

on

the

unit to open

the

front

panel.

2 Insert

the

disc {label side up),

then

playback starts.

XAV-602BT

1 Insert

the

disc {label side up),

then

playback starts.

If a DVD menu appears

Touch the desired item in the

DVD

menu.

You

can also use

the

menu control panel, which can

be displayed by touching

the

screen anywhere

except the

DVD

menu items.

Touch+!+!+!+

to

move the cursor, then touch

(ENTER]

to

confirm.

If

the

menu

control panel does

not

appear by

touching

the

display, use the remote commander.

Example

of

playback indications (DVD)

0 Current source icon, format,

chapter/title

number, audio

format

0 Playback status, elapsed playback

time

Touch the display

if

the indications are

not

displayed.

For

audio discs, some indications are always

displayed during playback.

14GB

To

change

the

visualizer

settings,

touch

G.

Using

PBC

{playback

control)

functions

The

PBC

menu interactively assists

with

operations

while a PBC-compatible

VCD

is

played.

1 Start playing a PBC-compatible VCD.

The

PBC

menu appears.

2 Press

the

number

buttons on

the

remote

commander

to select

the

desired item,

then

press

ENTER.

3 Follow

the

instructions

in

the

menu

for

interactive operations.

To

return

to

the

previous display, press

o~

on

the

remote commander.

To

deactivate

PBC

functions,

set

(Video

CD

PBC]

to

[OFF]

{page

30).

Notes

• During

PBC

playback,

the

track number, playback

item, etc.,

do

not

appear on

the

playback display.

• Resume playback

is

unavailable during playback

with

PBC.

To

change

the

audio

language/format

The audio language can be changed

if

the disc

is

recorded

with

multilingual tracks.

You

can also

change

the

audio

format

when playing a disc

recorded in

multiple

audio formats (e.g., Dolby

Digital).

During playback, touch the screen and then

•.

Touch Prepeatedly until

the

desired audio

language/format

appears.

Audio

1-------;.....-Audio

language

1----+--Audio

format/

channel

numbers*

* The

format

name and channel numbers appear

as

follows:

Example: Dolby Digital

5.1

ch

0 Front channel x 2

+Center

channel x 1

0 Rear channel x 2

If

the same language

is

displayed

two

or more

times, the disc

is

recorded in

multiple

audio

formats.

To

change

the audio

channel

When playing a

VCD,

you can listen

to

both

left

and

right

channels,

right

channel

only

or

left

channel

only, via

both

right

and

left

speakers.

During playback, touch

-4

LR

repeatedly until the

desired

audio

channel appears.

The

options

are indicated below.

[Stereo]:

Standard stereo sound (default)

[1/Left]:

Left channel sound (monaural)

[2/Right]:

Right channel sound (monaural)

Playing

an

iPod/USB

Device

In

these Operating Instructions, "iPod"

is

used

as

a

general reference

for

the

iPod

functions

on

the

iPod

and iPhone, unless

otherwise

specified

by

the

text

or illustrations.

For details on

the

compatibility

of

your

iPod, see

"About

iPod" (page 36) or visit

the

support

site on

the

back cover.

MSC

(Mass Storage Class)-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

MSC

is

required.

1

Reduce

the

volume

on

this

unit.

If

the

device

is

turned

off,

turn

it on.

2

Connect

the

iPod

or

the

USB

device

to

the

USB

port.

3 Press HOME,

then

touch

[USB

Music],

[USB

Video],

[USB

Photo]

or

[iPod].

In

the

case

of

[USB

Music],

[USB

Video] or [iPod],

playback starts.

In

the

case

of

[USB

Photo],

touch

[All pictures] or

[Folders],

then

select

the

picture or

folder

to

start

photo

file playback.

To

stop playback

Press

and hold

OFF

for

1second.

To

remove

the

device

Stop playback,

then

disconnect.

Do

not

disconnect

during

playback,

as

data in

the

device

may

be damaged.

Notes

• Ifyou connect

an

iPod

or

MSC

device to a

USB

port

while the same type

of

device

is

already connected to

the other

USB

port, the unit will not recognize the

latest device.

•

The

signal

of

USB

Video or

USB

Photo playback

is

not

output from the video output terminal (rear).

•

The

signal

of

iPod

video playback

is

not output from

the video output terminal (rear).

Caution for iPhone

When

you

connect an iPhone via

USB,

telephone

volume

is

controlled by

the

iPhone itself.

In

order

to

avoid sudden loud sound after a call,

do

not

increase

the

volume

on

the

unit

during

a call.

About

resuming

mode

When

the

iPod currently playing

is

connected

to

the

dock

connector,

the

mode

of

this

unit

changes

to

resuming

mode

and playback starts in

the

mode

set

by

the

iPod.

In

resuming mode,

repeat/shuffle

play are

not

available.

1

During

playback,

touch

~.

To

deactivate

Passenger

App

Control

During [Passenger

App

Control], touch screen and

then

[Cancel].

The play

mode

changes

to

resuming mode.

Notes

• App image and video

can

only

be

displayed

on

this

unit while the parking brake

is

applied.

• Apps compatible with Passenger App Control

are

limited.

•

The

volume

can

be

adjusted only

by

this unit.

•

The

repeat and shuffle settings will

be

off

if

the

Passenger App Control mode

is

canceled.

Playing a

BLUETOOTH

Device

You can play contents on a connected device

that

supports

BLUETOOTH

A2DP (Advanced

Audio

Distribution Profile).

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~0

))

1

Make

BLUETOOTH

connection

with

the

audio

device

(page

9).

2

Reduce

the

volume

on

this

unit.

3

Press HOME,

then

touch

[BT

Audio].

4

Operate

the

audio

device

to

start

playback.

5

Adjust

the

volume

on

this

unit.

15GB

Playback controls

If

the

BLUETOOTH

device supports

AVRCP

(Audio

Video Remote Control Profile), you can control

playback via this

unit

in

the

same way

as

disc

playback.

To

match

the volume level ofthe

BLUETOOTH

device

to other

sources

You

can reduce

the

volume

level differences

between

this

unit

and

the

BLUETOOTH

device.

During playback, touch

C?:.

Select a level from

-8

to

+18.

Searching

and

Playing

Tracks

1 During playback,

touch

C::

{repeat}

or

Q

{shuffle} repeatedly

until

the

desired

option

appears.

Repeat or shuffle play starts.

Available play modes

differ

depending

on

the

selected sound source.

Note

Shuffle play

is

not available for the following discs:

-

DVD-R/DVD-R

DL/DVD-RW

in

VR

mode.

-version

2.0

VCD

with

PBC

function.

1

During

playback, press

the

number

buttons

on

the

remote

commander

to

enter

an

item

{track, chapter, etc.}

number,

then

press

ENTER.

Playback starts

from

the

beginning

of

the

selected point.

Note

During

VCD

playback, this function

is

available only

when playing a

VCD

without

PBC

functions.

ZAPPIN

helps you

to

find desired song by playing

back

only

the

main chorus

part

of

that

song in a

playlist

of

the

iPod/USB device. The playback

time

can be adjusted in

the

option

menu

(page 18).

This

function

is

convenient,

for

example,

when

searching

for

a track in shuffle

or

shuffle repeat

mode.

Notes

•

The

tracks

in

the

USB

device need to

be

analyzed by

12

TONE

ANALYSIS.

16GB

•

The

tracks

in

the

iPod

are

played

back

from 1minute

into

each

song.

1 During

audio

playback,

touch

[ZAP].

In

the

case

of

USB

Music, ZAP

mode

starts

from

the

currently playing track.

In

the case

of

iPod,

ZAP

mode

starts

from

a

passage in the next track.

2 Touch [ZAP]

when

a track

you

want

to

listen

to

is

played.

In

the

case

of

USB

Music, playback returns

to

normal

from

the

current position until

the

end

of

the

track.

In

the

case

of

iPod,

the

selected track plays

from

the

beginning.

To

search

for

a track via

the

ZAPPIN

mode

again,

repeat steps 1and

2.

1 During playback,

touch

~.

The list screen

from

the

currently played

item

appears.

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Furthermore, touch nor

0:0

to

list

up

by

the

file

type

(audio/video).

2 Touch

the

desired

item.

Playback starts.

In

the

case

of

the

USB

photo

file, touch

rr;.

to

start

the

slideshow.

To

change

the display format for video/

photo files

While

the

list screen appears,

touch

II

then

select

the

desired option.

II: Grid

view

Displays

the

files

as

a grid.

::::

List

view

Displays

the

files

as

a list.

•I: Cover

art

view

Displays

the

files

as

angled graphics.

~:

Date

view

(all pictures

only)

Displays

the

photo

files in order

of

date.

::

: Expanded

view

{folders

only)

Displays

the

photo

folders,

below

which are

displayed subfolders, and any

photo

file images

that

are contained.

1

While

the

list screen appears,

touch

lillffi.

The menu list appears.

2 Select

the

desired category.

The selected list appears.

3 Touch

the

desired track.

Playback starts.

1 While

the

list screen appears,

touch

•:.

2 Touch

the

cover

art

of

the

album

you

want

to

play.

Playback starts.

Enjoying

Music

According

to

Your

Mood

(SensMe™)

Sony's unique "SensMe™ channels" feature

automatically group tracks by channel or mood,

and allow you

to

enjoy music intuitively.

Software ("Media Go")

is

required

to

enable

the

SensMe

rM

function on this unit.

1

Download

"Media

Go"

software

from

the

support

site

on

the

back cover.

2 Follow

the

on-screen

instructions

to

complete

the

installation.

To

enable the SensMe™

function

on this unit, tracks

need

to

be analyzed and transferred

to

a registered

USB

device using "Media Go."

1 Connect

the

registered

USB

device

to

your

computer.

For

"WALKMAN," connect via

MTP

mode.

For

USB

devices other than "WALKMAN,"

connect via

MSC

mode.

"Media Go" starts automatically.

If

a message appears,

follow

the

on-screen

instructions

to

proceed.

2 Drag

and

drop

tracks

from

Windows

Explorer

or

iTunes, etc.,

to

"Media

Go."

The analysis and transfer

of

tracks starts.

For details on operations, refer

to

the help

of

"Media Go."

"SensMe™ channels" automatically group tracks

into

channels by

their

tunes.

You

can select and

play a channel

that

fits

your

mood, activity, etc.

1 Connect a

USB

device set

up

for

the

SensMe™

function.

2 Press HOME,

then

touch

[USB

Music].

3

Touch~'

then

•·

4 Flick

the

channel list

left

or

right.

Playback

of

the

first track in

the

current channel

starts from

the

track's

most

melodic or

rhythmical section*.

* May

not

be

detected

correctly.

5 Touch

the

desired channel.

Playback

of

tracks in

the

selected channel starts.

Channel

list

• Basic channels

Plays tracks according

to

the

music type.

[Energetic],

[Emotional],

[Lounge],

[Dance],

[Extreme],

[Upbeat],

[Relax],

[Mellow]

•

Recommended

[Morning],

[Daytime],

[Evening],

[Night],

[Midnight]

• Shuffle All

Plays all analyzed tracks in random order.

Available

Options

Various settings are available

in

each source by

touching

0.:.

The available items

differ

depending

on

the

situation.

17GB

iPod

~=

[Oldest first], Changes

the

video

[Newest first], list sort order.

[A

to

Z],

[Z

to

A]

[ZAPPIN Selects

the

playback

USB

Photo

Time]

time

for

the ZAPPIN

function:

[6 sec],

[15

sec], [30 sec] e [Slides

how

Adjusts

the

time

USB

Music

interval settings] interval: [0.5

sec.]-

[20.0 sec.].

[Play

Sets

continuous

e [ZAPPIN Time] Selects the playback continuously] playback

time

for

the

ZAPPIN

(slideshow).

function:

[6 sec],

[15

sec], [30 sec] [Update Searches

for

picture

database] files and adds

them

[Update Searches

for

music

to

the

database.

database] files and adds

them

to

the

database.

[About

Photo Displays

the

[About

Music Displays

the

viewer] application version.

player] application version.

If;

Plays a slideshow.

=Y:

[List view], Changes

the

album

~

Sets a

photo

file

as

[Grid view] display

format

while wallpaper.

selecting [Albums]

fa

Displays detailed

in

library. information.

~=

[Sort

by

album], Changes

the

cover

...

Deletes

the

file.

[Sort by artist] art sort order.

uu

~=

m [Gate], [Balloon], Changes

the

[Oldest first], Changes

the

photo

[Glow], [Animal], visualizer settings. [Newest first], list order.

[Albums],

(A

to

Z],

[Z

to

A]

[Graffiti], [Ink],

[Random]

Disc

USB

Video

[DVD Adjusts

the

audio

Audio

output

level

e [Zoom settings] Adjusts

the

video Level]

between

-10 and

display: [Normal

+10

for

a

DVD

mode], [Full mode], recorded in Dolby

[Off] Digital format,

to

balance

the

volume

[Update Searches

for

video level

between

discs.

database] files and adds

them

to

the

database.

[CSO

Creates a virtual

(Center center speaker even

[About

Video Displays

the

Speaker

though

a real center

player] application version. Organizer)] speaker

is

not

.P

Displays

the

audio connected. Select

from [CS01], [CS02]

option

menus. or [CS03]. This

fa

Displays detailed

function

is

effective

information.

only

when

[Multi

...

Channel

Output]

is

uu

Deletes

the

file. set

to

[Multi] in

Source Settings

(page 29).

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listeningto

Pandsra®

Pandora®

is

available

to

stream music

through

your

iPhone, Android™ and BlackBerry®phones.

You

can

control Pandora®on a USB-connected iPhone

or

BLUETOOTH

connected Android/BlackBerry

phone

from

this unit.

The Pandora®service

is

not

available in some

countries/regions.

Preparing

for

Pandora®

1

Check

the

usable

mobile

device

to

visit

the

support

site

on

the

back cover.

2

Download

the

latest

version

of

the

Pandora®

application

to

visit:

www.pandora.com

Streaming

Pandora®

1

Reduce

the

volume

on

this

unit.

2 Connect

this

unit

with

the

mobile

device.

In

the case

of

an

iPhone, connect via

USB.

In

the case

of

Android/BlackBerry phone,

connect via

the

BLUETOOTH

function

(page 8).

3

Press HOME,

then

touch

[Pandora].

4 Launch

the

Pandora®

application

on

the

mobile

device.

5 Touch

~,then

[USB

connection

for

iPhone]

or

[Biuetooth

connection

for

Android

or

Blackberry].

Playback starts.

If

the

device

number

appears

Make sure

that

the same numbers are displayed

(e.g., 123456) in this

unit

and

the

mobile

device,

then

touch

[OK] on this

unit

and confirm on

the

mobile

device.

Available

Operations

in

Pandora®

"Thumbs Up" or "Thumbs

Down"

feedback allows

you

to

personalize stations.

Thumbs

Up

During playback, touch

4..

Thumbs

Down

During playback, touch

•.

ustng

·

··

.

the

·'

static)~Jist

The station list allows you

to

easily select a desired

station.

1

During

playback,

touch

~.

The station list appears.

2

Touch

the

desired

station

name.

Playback starts.

To

change

the

sorting order,

touch

~0

or

~~.

To

scroll the list,

move

the

scrollbar

up

and

down.

Bookma

.

rking

The track

or

artist currently being played can be

bookmarked and stored in

your

Pandora®account.

1

During

playback,

touch

o+,

then

n+

or

.&+

in

[Bookmark].

Creating

·astation

A

new

station can be created based on the track or

artist being played. It will be accessible

from

your

Pandora®account immediately.

1

During

playback,

touch

o+,

then

n+

or

.&+

in [Station].

D~leting

.a;

statio11

Stations can be deleted

from

the

station list in order

to

make room

for

new

stations.

1

During

playback,

touch

~

The station list appears.

2

In

the

station

list,

touch

illi.

The delete

mode

will be activated and

checkboxes will be shown next

to

station

names.

3

Check

the

stations

to

be

deleted

and

press [Delete].

A confirmation box will show [OK]

to

confirm

deletion.

4

Touch [OK].

19GB

Handsfree

Calling

Before handsfree calling, make sure

that

;.. and

0

are in

the

display.

If

the

indications

do

not

appear,

perform

the

BLUETOOTH

connection procedure

(page 8).

Receiving

a

Call

1

Touch

r

when

a call is received.

The

phone

call starts.

Notes

•

You

cannot receive a

call

when the unit enters the

Mirrorlink™ mode.

•

The

ringtone

and

talker's voice

are

output only from

the front speakers.

To

adjust

the

ringtone

volume

The level

of

ringtone

volume

will be stored

into

memory,

independently

from

the

regular

volume

level.

XAV-712HD

Press

VOLUME+/-

while

receiving a call.

XAV-602BT

Rotate

the

volume

control dial while receiving a call.

To

reject/

end

a

call

Touch~-

Making

a

Call

1

Press HOME,

then

touch

[Phone].

2 Touch

one

of

the

icons

on

the

BLUETOOTH

phone

display.

20GB

0

e

:~

(call history)*1

Select a contact

from

the

call history list.

The

unit

stores

the

last 20 calls.

J..

(redial)

Make a call automatically

to

the

last

contact you made.

II

(phonebook)*1

Select a contact

from

the

name

list/

number

list in

the

phonebook.

To

search

the

desired contact

by

alphabetical order

in

the

name list,

touch

~.

For

details on

how

to

manage the

phonebook

data, see "Phonebook

Management"

(page

21).

I (voice dial)*2*3

Say

a voice tag stored on

the

cellular

phone.

iii

(phone

number

input)

Enter

the

phone

number.

Preset

number

Touch a preset

number

{[1]

to

[6

]).

The

unit

stores up

to

6

contacts in

the

list.

For details on

how

to

store, see

"Presetting

phone

numbers"

(page

21)

.

*1

The

cellular phone needs to support

PBAP

{Phone Book

Access

Profile).

*2

Do

not

use

the voice dial function

on

the cellular

phone while it

is

connected to this unit.

*3

Voice

dial may not work depending

on

the

recognition specification

of

the cellular phone.

For

details, visit the support site

on

the back

cover.

3

Touch

r.

The call

is

made

and

the

calling display appears

until

the

other

party

answers.

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