Troubleshooting - Sony MDR-DS6000 Operating Instructions Manual

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Troubleshooting
If you run into any problems using this headphone system, use the following
checklist. Should any problem persist, consult your nearest Sony dealer.
Symptom
No sound
Cause and remedy
. . Check the connection between the processor and the AV component.
. . Check that the signal is not being input to the digital out jack by mistake when
digital input is selected.
. . Check that the connected AV component's optical digital output is set to "ON"
when selecting digital input.
. . Turn on the AV component connected to the processor, and start the playback.
. . Check that the INPUT SELECT switch on the processor is set to the
component you want to listen to.
. .If you connect the processor to an AV component using the headphone jack,
raise the volume level on the connected AV component.
. . Make sure you are wearing the headphones correctly.
. . Raise the headphone volume.
. . The headphones' POWER indicator goes off.
• Charge the rechargeable battery if
it is weak, or replace alkaline batteries
with new ones. If the POWER indicator is still off after charging the battery,
take the headphones to a Sony dealer.
. . You are trying to playa DTS audio track on a DVD device that does not
support DTS.
• Either use a DVD device that supports DTS, or select a Dolby Digital or
PCM audio track.
. . You are playing back a DVD disc recorded in DTS when DTS digital output
setting for the DVD device (including game machines) is "OFF."
• See the instruction manual of your DVD device, and change the DTS digital
output setting to "ON."
. . You are playing back a DVD disc recorded in DTS when the DVD device
(including game machines) and the processor are analog-connected.
• Use the digital connection. (Analog sound may not be output from the DVD
device.)
. . The processor's ID is not set for the additi.onal headphones.
. . Additional headphones are being charged.
• Remove additional headphones from the processor.
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