48
GB
MHC-V90DW.GB.4-694-841-
38
(1)
Hint
If pairing and the BLUETOOTH connection
fail, do the following.
— Remove the case from the smartphone
if using a commercially available
smartphone case.
— Touch the smartphone to the N-Mark
on the unit again.
To terminate the BLUETOOTH
connection
Touch the smartphone to the
N-Mark on the unit again.
Setting the BLUETOOTH
audio codecs
You can enable AAC, LDAC or SBC
codec from BLUETOOTH device.
AAC/LDAC can be selected only
when the BLUETOOTH device
supports AAC/LDAC.
1
Press OPTIONS.
2
Press / repeatedly to select
“BT CODEC”, then press
.
3
Press / repeatedly to select
the setting, then press
.
•
•
“AUTO”: Enable reception in AAC
or LDAC codec format depending
on the BLUETOOTH device’s
capabilities.
•
•
“SBC”: Receive in SBC codec
format.
To exit the options menu, press
OPTIONS.
Note
•
•
You can enjoy high quality sound if AAC
or LDAC is selected. If you cannot listen
to AAC or LDAC sound from your device
or the sound is interrupted, select “SBC”.
•
•
If you change this setting while the
system is connected to a BLUETOOTH
device, the BLUETOOTH device will
be disconnected. To connect to the
BLUETOOTH device, perform the
BLUETOOTH connection again.
Hint
LDAC is an audio coding technology
developed by Sony that enables the
transmission of High-Resolution (Hi-Res)
Audio content, even over a BLUETOOTH
connection. Unlike other BLUETOOTH
compatible coding technologies
such as SBC, it operates without any
down-conversion of the Hi-Res Audio
content*
1
, and allows approximately
three times more data*
2
than those
other technologies to be transmitted
over a BLUETOOTH wireless network
with unprecedented sound quality, by
means of efficient coding and optimized
packetization.
*
1
Excluding DSD format contents.
*
2
In comparison with SBC (Subband
Coding) when the bitrate of 990 kbps
(96/48 kHz) or 909 kbps (88.2/44.1 kHz)
is selected.
