Sony HT-ST9 - Transmitting Sound to Bluetooth Receivers

Listening
to
Sound
by
Transmitting
to
a
BLUETOOTH-compatible
Receiver
You can
listen
to
sound
of
the
source
playing
via
this
system
by
using
a
BLUETOOTH-compatible
receiver (such
as
headphones).
1
Press
HOME.
The
home
menu
appears
on
the
TV screen.
2
Select
iii
[Setup]-
0
[Biuetooth Settings] from the
home
menu.
3
Select
[Biuetooth Mode].
4 Select
[Transmitter].
5
Turn on
BLUETOOTH
function on
the
BLUETOOTH receiver.
6
Select
the
BLUETOOTH
receiver's
name
from the [Device
List]
in [Biuetooth Settings] (page 24).
When
the
BLUETOOTH
connection
is
established,
the
indicator
(blue)
lights
up.
If
you
cannot
find
your
BLUETOOTH
receiver's
name
in
the
list,
select
[Scan].
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The [Device List] screen appears after a confirmation dialog when
you change [Biuetooth Mode]
to
[Transmitter] from other modes.
7 Start playback
of
the audio source via this system.
The
sound
is
output
from
the
BLUETOOTH
receiver.
8
Adjust the
volume.
Adjust
the
volume
level
of
the
BLUETOOTH
receiver first.
If
the
volume
level
is
still
too
low,
adjust
the
volume
level
on
the
system.
When
connected
with
a
BLUETOOTH
receiver,
volume
level
of
the
system
cannot
be
controlled.
VOLUME+/-
on
the
Bar
Speaker
and~
+I-
on
the
remote
control
only
work
for
the
BLUETOOTH
receiver.
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•
You can register up
to
9
BLUETOOTH
receivers.
If
a
10th
BLUETOOTH
receiver
is
registered, the least recently connected
BLUETOOTH
receiver
will
be replaced by the new one.
•
The system
can
display up
to
15
detected
BLUETOOTH
receivers in the
[Device List].
•
You cannot change the sound effect or settings in the options menu
while transmitting sound.
• Some content cannot
be
output
due to content protection.
•
The audio
output
from the
BLUETOOTH
receiver may
be
delayed from
that
on the system because
of
the characteristics
of
BLUETOOTH
wireless technology.
•
No
sound
is
output
from speakers and
HDMI
OUT
(ARC)
jack when a
BLUETOOTH
receiver
is
successfully
connected to the system.
•
[Screen mirroring], [Biuetooth Audio] and Home Theatre
Control
function are disabled when the system
is
in transmitter mode.
Tips
• You can enable or disable the reception
of
AAC
or
LDAC
audio from the
BLUETOOTH
device {page
25).
•
You can also switch the [Biuetooth Mode] using
RX/TX
on the remote
control.
When the
BLUETOOTH
device
in
step 5 has finished pairing and
that
is
the most recently connected device, you can connect it to the system
automatically by simply pressing
RX/TX
on the remote control.
In
this
case,
you do not need
to
perform step
6.
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