Listening To Music/Sound With The Bluetooth® Function; Listening To Music From A Mobile Device - Sony HT-S500RF Operating Instructions Manual

Listening to Music/Sound with the
BLUETOOTH® Function
Listening to Music from
a Mobile Device
You can listen to music stored on a
mobile device such as a smartphone or
tablet via a wireless connection by
connecting the system and the mobile
device with the BLUETOOTH function.
When connecting to the mobile device
with the BLUETOOTH function, you can
operate by simply using the supplied
remote control without turning the TV
on.
Listening to Music by Pairing
with a Mobile Device
1
Press and hold the BLUETOOTH
button on the subwoofer for 2
seconds.
The system enters the pairing mode
and the BLUETOOTH indicator
flashes quickly.
BLUETOOTH
button
BLUETOOTH indicator
2
On the mobile device, search for
the system by performing the
pairing operation.
The list of the BLUETOOTH devices
that are searched appears on the
screen of the mobile device.
For the operation method to pair
the BLUETOOTH device to the
mobile device, refer to the
operating instructions of the mobile
device.
3
Pair the system and mobile device
by selecting "HT-S500RF" or "HT-
S700RF" from the list on the
screen of the mobile device.
If a Passkey is requested, enter
"0000."
4
Make sure that the BLUETOOTH
indicator on the subwoofer lights
in blue.
A connection between the system
and mobile device has been
established.
5
Start audio playback with the
music app on the connected
mobile device.
Sound is output from the system.
6
Adjust the volume.
• Adjust the volume by pressing 
+/– on the remote control.
• Adjust the subwoofer volume by
pressing SW  +/– on the remote
control (page 20).
•  and / on the remote
control can be used for the
BLUETOOTH function. (Searching
backward or forward by holding
down / does not work.)
Notes
• You can pair up to 8 BLUETOOTH devices.
If a 9th BLUETOOTH device is paired, the
least recently connected device will be
replaced by the new one.
• Perform pairing for the second and
subsequent mobile devices.
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