Sony MHC-V72D, Operating Instructions Manual

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MHC-V82D/MHC-V72D.GB.5-000-538- 13(1)
Multiple S
yst
ems Playback
53
GB
Listening to music
wirelessly with two
systems (Speaker Add
function)
To use this function, two same
model systems are required.
By connecting two systems via
BLUETOOTH connection, you can
enjoy music in a more powerful way.
In the following steps, the two
systems are described as “Host
system” and “Guest system”.
Note
•
•
To use this function, make sure “Sony |
Music Center” app (page 39) has
been installed to your BLUETOOTH
device.
•
•
Be sure that the BLUETOOTH device
has paired with both Host system and
Guest system. For details on the pairing
operation, see “Pairing this system with
a BLUETOOTH device” (page 34).
1
Place two systems of the same
model within 1 meter of each
other.
2
Turn on Host system and Guest
system.
3
Touch BLUETOOTH on Host
system and Guest system to
select the BLUETOOTH function.
“BLUETOOTH” appears on the
display.
4
Connect Host system and a
BLUETOOTH device via
BLUETOOTH connection
(page 34).
5
Launch “Sony | Music Center”
and follow the on-screen
instructions to setup the
Speaker Add for Host system
and Guest system.
“HOST” appears on the display of
Host system, and “GUEST” appears
on the display of Guest system.
6
Set the output mode using
“Sony | Music Center” on your
BLUETOOTH device.
• •
“Double Mode”: Outputs the
stereo sound from both systems.
• •
“Stereo mode - right”: Outputs
the monaural sound of the right
channel from Host system, and
the left channel from Guest
system.
•
•
“Stereo mode - left”: Outputs the
monaural sound of the left
channel from Host system, and
the right channel from Guest
system.
7
Start playback on the
BLUETOOTH device, and adjust
the volume.
For details, see “Listening to music
on a paired BLUETOOTH device”
(page 36).
Note
•
•
When you use the microphone or play
the guitar on Host system, the sound
will not be output from Guest system.
•
•
The following operations do not work
on Guest system when using Speaker
Add:
— Sleep Timer
— Automatic standby function
— Child Lock
— Gesture Control
— Party Lock
— Vocal Fader, Key Control, and Score
Mode
— Controlling the system using remote
control