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    							Personal  Audio  System
    SRS-X5
    How  to make wireless  connection with BLUETOOTH devices
    You can enjoy music and hands -free  calling with the speaker wirelessly by using your  device’s BLUETOOTH function.
    Before  operating the speaker, be sure  to do the following:
    Place  the BLUETOOTH device within 1 m (3 ft) of the speaker.
    Connect  the speaker to the AC outlet  or charge the battery sufficiently.
    Prepare the operating instructions supplied  with the BLUETOOTH device for reference.
    Pairing the speaker with a BLUETOOTH  device
    Pairing is  the process  required to mutually  register the information  on BLUETOOTH devices to be connected wirelessly.
    It is  necessary to pair a device with the speaker to be able to make  BLUETOOTH connection for the first time.
    Select your  situation  from the following 2 connecting patterns.
    Pairing and connecting with a BLUETOOTH device
    Connecting with a smartphone by one touch  (NFC)
    Connecting the speaker with the paired device
    Once BLUETOOTH devices are  paired, there is  no need  to pair them  again.  To connect  a device already paired, refer to
    the following topic.
    Connecting with a paired BLUETOOTH device
    Connecting the speaker with a smartphone by one  touch (NFC)
    By touching the speaker with a smartphone, the speaker is  turned on automatically and then  proceeds to pairing  and
    making  BLUETOOTH connection. For details, refer to the following topic.
    Connecting with a smartphone by one touch  (NFC)
    Disconnecting the smartphone by one touch  (NFC)
    Switching devices by one touch  (NFC)
    Compatible  smartphones
    NFC-compatible smartphones with Android  2.3.3  or later  installed
    NFC
    NFC (Near  Field Communication) is  a technology enabling short -range wireless communication  between various
    devices, such as smartphones and IC tags.
    Thanks to the NFC function, data  communication  - for example, BLUETOOTH pairing  - can be achieved  easily by simply
    touching NFC-compatible devices together (i.e.,  at the N -Mark  symbol or location  designated on each device).
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    							Note
    Once BLUETOOTH devices are  paired, there is  no need  to pair them  again,  except  in the following cases:
    Pairing information  has been deleted after  repair, etc.
    The speaker  is already paired  with  8  devices  and another  device is to be paired.
    The speaker  can be paired  with  up to 8  devices. If  a  new device is paired  after  8  devices  are already paired, the  paired
    device with  the  oldest connection time is replaced by the  new one.
    When the  pairing  information  with  the  speaker  has been deleted from the  BLUETOOTH device.
    When the  speaker  is initialized,  all  pairing  information  is deleted.
    The  speaker can be paired with multiple  devices, but can only play music from one paired device at a time.
    Related TopicPairing and connecting with  a  BLUETOOTH device
    Connecting with  a  paired  BLUETOOTH device
    Connecting with  a  smartphone by one touch (NFC)
    Disconnecting the  smartphone by one touch (NFC)
    Switching devices  by one touch (NFC)
    Notes on use
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    							Personal  Audio  System
    SRS-X5
    Pairing and  connecting with a BLUETOOTH device
    The  speaker can be paired with up to 8 BLUETOOTH devices.
    When pairing  with 2 or more BLUETOOTH devices, perform  the following pairing  procedure  for each device.
    Before  operating the speaker, be sure  to do the following: 
    Place  the BLUETOOTH device within 1 m (3 ft) of the speaker.
    Connect  the speaker to the AC outlet  or charge the battery sufficiently.
    Prepare the operating instructions supplied  with the BLUETOOTH device for reference.
    1 .  Turn on the speaker.
    The  
     (power) indicator lights up in green.
    2 .  Tap  the 
     (BLUETOOTH)  PAIRING button.
    The  
     (BLUETOOTH) indicator begins  to flash in white.
    From the factory, pairing  information  is  not stored in the speaker. In this case, if you only tap the 
    (BLUETOOTH)  PAIRING button, the  (BLUETOOTH) indicator will begin  to flash quickly in white and the
    speaker enters pairing  mode  automatically.
    When you tap the  (BLUETOOTH)  PAIRING button, the speaker tries to make  BLUETOOTH connection
    with the last connected BLUETOOTH device. If the device is  nearby, the BLUETOOTH connection is  established
    automatically and the 
     (BLUETOOTH) indicator stays lit. When you want to connect  another BLUETOOTH
    device, terminate the current BLUETOOTH connection by operating the currently connected BLUETOOTH
    device.
    3 .  Tap  and hold the 
     (BLUETOOTH)  PAIRING button until beeps  are  heard and the  (BLUETOOTH) indicator
    begins  to flash quickly in white.
    The  speaker enters pairing  mode.
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    							4.  Perform the pairing  procedure  on the BLUETOOTH device to detect  the speaker.
    When a list  of detected devices appears on the display of the BLUETOOTH device, select SONY:SRS-X5.
    If passkey* is  required on the display of a BLUETOOTH device, enter 0000.
    *A passkey may be called “Passcode”, “PIN code”,  “PIN number”,  or “Password.”
    5.  Make  the BLUETOOTH connection from the BLUETOOTH device.
    When the BLUETOOTH connection is  established, the 
    (BLUETOOTH) indicator stays lit.
    If the BLUETOOTH connection is  not established, repeat from step 3.
    Hint
    For details, refer to the operating instructions supplied  with the BLUETOOTH device.
    Note
    Pairing mode  of the speaker is  released after  about  5 minutes  and the  (BLUETOOTH) indicator flashes slowly.
    However,  when pairing  information  is  not stored in the speaker, such as from the factory, pairing  mode  is  not
    released. If pairing  mode  is  released before finishing the process, repeat from step 3.
    When pairing  with a BLUETOOTH device that cannot  display a list  of detected devices or that has no display, you
    may pair the device by setting  both  the speaker and the BLUETOOTH device to pairing  mode. At  this time, if passkey
    is  set besides  0000  on the BLUETOOTH device, pairing  cannot  be done  with the speaker.
    Once BLUETOOTH devices are  paired, there is  no need  to pair them  again,  except  in the following cases:
    Pairing information  has been deleted after  repair, etc.
    The speaker  is already paired  with  8  devices  and another  device is to be paired.
    The speaker  can be paired  with  up to 8  devices. If  a  new device is paired  after  8  devices  are already paired, the  paired
    device with  the  oldest connection time is replaced by the  new one.
    When the  pairing  information  with  the  speaker  has been deleted from the  BLUETOOTH device.
    When the  speaker  is initialized,  all  the  pairing  information  is deleted.
    The  speaker can be paired with multiple  devices, but can only play music from one paired device at a time.
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    							Related Topic
    Connecting with  a  paired  BLUETOOTH device
    Listening  to music of a  device via BLUETOOTH connection
    Terminating the  BLUETOOTH connection (After use)Notes on use
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    Connecting with a paired BLUETOOTH device
    1 .  Turn on the speaker.
    The  
     (power) indicator lights up in green.
    2 .  Tap  the 
     (BLUETOOTH)  PAIRING button.
    The  
     (BLUETOOTH) indicator begins  to flash in white.
    When you tap the  (BLUETOOTH)  PAIRING button, the speaker tries to make  BLUETOOTH connection with
    the last connected BLUETOOTH device. If the device is  nearby, the BLUETOOTH connection is  established
    automatically and the 
     (BLUETOOTH) indicator stays lit. When you want to connect  another BLUETOOTH
    device, terminate the current BLUETOOTH connection by operating the currently connected BLUETOOTH device.
    3 .  Make  the BLUETOOTH connection from the BLUETOOTH device.
    When the BLUETOOTH connection is  established, the 
     (BLUETOOTH) indicator stays lit.
    Hint
    If the speaker is  in the BLUETOOTH mode  when you turn  it on, the speaker tries to make  BLUETOOTH connection
    with the last connected BLUETOOTH device. If the device’s BLUETOOTH function  is  on, the BLUETOOTH
    connection is  started automatically.
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    							When the speaker enters the BLUETOOTH mode  by tapping the  (BLUETOOTH)  PAIRING button, the speaker
    tries to make  BLUETOOTH connection with the last connected BLUETOOTH device. If the device’s BLUETOOTH
    function  is  on, the BLUETOOTH connection is  started automatically.
    When the BLUETOOTH standby  function  is  turned on, the speaker turns  on automatically by operating a
    BLUETOOTH device, and starts  the BLUETOOTH connection.
    Note
    If the speaker tries to make  connection with the last connected BLUETOOTH device, connection may fail in some
    cases. In this case, terminate the BLUETOOTH connection by operating the connected BLUETOOTH device.
    Related TopicUsing  the  BLUETOOTH standby function
    Pairing and connecting with  a  BLUETOOTH device
    Listening  to music of a  device via BLUETOOTH connection
    Terminating the  BLUETOOTH connection (After use)
    Notes on use
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    SRS-X5
    Connecting with a smartphone  by one  touch (NFC)
    By touching the speaker with an NFC-compatible smartphone, the speaker turns  on automatically, then  proceeds to
    pairing  and BLUETOOTH connection.
    Compatible  smartphones
    NFC-compatible smartphones with Android  2.3.3  or later  installed
    NFC
    NFC (Near  Field Communication) is  a technology enabling short -range wireless communication  between various
    devices, such as smartphones and IC tags.
    Thanks to the NFC function, data  communication  - for example, BLUETOOTH pairing  - can be achieved  easily by simply
    touching NFC-compatible devices together (i.e.,  at the N -Mark  symbol or location  designated on each device).
    1.  Set  the NFC function  of the smartphone to on.
    For details, refer to the operating instructions supplied  with the smartphone.
    If your  smartphone OS  is  Android  2.3.3  or later,  and less than  Android  4.1:
    proceed to step 2.
    If your  smartphone OS  is  Android  4.1 or later:  proceed to step 4.
    2 .  Download  and install the app “NFC Easy Connect”  on the smartphone.
    “NFC Easy Connect” is  a free  Android  app you can download from Google  Play.
    Download  the app by searching for “NFC Easy Connect”  or access it by using the following two-dimensional
    code.
    Fees  may be charged for downloading the app.
     
    Access  the following Web site:
    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sony.easyconnect
    By the two-dimensional code:
    Use a two-dimensional code reader app.
    The  app may not be downloadable in some  countries/regions.
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    							3.  Start  “NFC Easy Connect”  on the smartphone.
    Make  sure  that the app screen  is  displayed.
    4 .  Touch the speaker with the smartphone.
    Unlock the screen  of the smartphone beforehand.
    Keep touching the smartphone on the N -Mark  of the speaker until the smartphone responds.
    If the speaker is  off, the 
     (BLUETOOTH) indicator begins  to flash when the smartphone touches  it. When the
    BLUETOOTH connection is  established, the speaker turns  on automatically.
    Follow the on-screen  instructions to establish  the connection.
    When the BLUETOOTH connection is  established, 
     (BLUETOOTH) indicator stays lit.
    To disconnect, touch  the speaker with the smartphone again.
    Hint
    If you cannot  connect  the speaker, try the following.
    Start the  app on the  smartphone,  and move the  smartphone slowly over  the  N- Mark of the  speaker.
    If  the  smartphone is in  a  case,  remove  the  case.
    Make sure  that the  app screen  is displayed on the  smartphone.
    If you touch  a smartphone on the speaker, the smartphone terminates BLUETOOTH connection with any current
    device (NFC-compatible headset, etc.),  and connects  with the speaker (One -touch  connection switching).
    Related Topic
    Disconnecting the  smartphone by one touch (NFC)
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    							Switching devices  by one touch (NFC)
    Listening  to music of a  device via BLUETOOTH connectionNotes on use
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