Sony FH-B500 - Clock Setting; Sound Quality Adjustment; Volume Adjustment

Clock Setting
Setting the Clock
The built-in clock shows the time in the
display. Set the clock correctly to enjoy
timer-activated features (see pages 19 —
Example: Set to 9:25 in the morning.
1 Press TIMER SET and CLOCK
DISPLAY at the same time.
The hour indication starts flashing.
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| By 60
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2 Set the hour with PRESET/TIMER - or
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3 Press MEMORY/NEXT.
The minute indication starts flashi
4 Set the minute with PRESET/TIMER -
or +.
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5 Press MEMORY/NEXT.
‘The clock starts a Sound Quality Adjustment
To reinforce bass Ej
Press DBFB’.
Each time you press the button, bass
GP 5 reinforcement switches on and off.
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To change to the clock display from ids mbar ag mie SON
other displays Adjust the graphic equalizer controls for the
Press CLOCK DISPLAY. right and left speakers. Right and left
The clock is displayed for about 4 seconds, channels cannot be adjusted separatedly.
then the clock changes into the normal 100 Hz: Boost or cut heavy bass.
display. 400 Hz: Adjust the power, spaciousness
and warmth of the sound.
information on the time 1kHz; Provides more presence for
The European and U.K. models show the vocals.
time in 24-hour cycle. 4kHz: Boosts a brighter sound and
The models for other countries show the reduces strindency.
time in 12-hour cycle. 12 kHz: Highlights the delicate quality of
AM 12:00=midnight instrumental sound,
PM 12:00=noon
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To
activate
surround
effect
for
@ power interruption occurs
The clock and timer settings are all erased, and subipoestnty a
"0:00" (“AM 12:00" will flash in the display. ress S-SUR** during a stereo sound
reproduction. This creates the atmosphere
of a movie theater or concert hall. This
function is not effective for a monaural
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*DBFB=Dynamic
**§-SUR=Simulated surround
Personal Listening
Connect headphones to HEADPHONES. No
sound comes from the speakers.
Volume Adjustment
Tum VOLUME clockwise to increase the
sound level, or counterclockwise to
decrease it.
(Or press VOL + or ~ on the remote
commander.)