Wearing The Headset - Sony YY2954 Quick Start Manual

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Wireless Noise Canceling Stereo Headset
WH-1000XM5

Wearing the headset

Wear the headset on your ears.
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Extend the slider to adjust the length of the headband.
Put the headset on your head with the
There is a tactile dot on the
A: Tactile dot
B: Touch sensor control panel
When attaching and removing the headset
In the factory settings, the built-in proximity sensor in the left unit detects when the headset is worn on or removed from
your ears, and the headset automatically controls the touch sensor control panel's operation, powering off the headset,
pausing music playback, etc. (Wearing detection).
When the headset is worn
The indicator next to the
You can use the touch sensor control panel of the headset to play music, make and receive calls, etc.
When the headset is removed
When you listen to music while wearing the headset on your ears, the headset will pause music playback
automatically if the headset is removed. When the headset is worn again, the headset resumes music playback.
In order to save the battery, the headset will automatically turn off after 15 minutes of not being worn.
In order to prevent the headset from reacting incorrectly, music playback, making and receiving calls, and other
operations cannot be performed when the headset is removed, even if you tap the touch sensor control panel.
The noise canceling function cannot be used even if you press the NC/AMB button.
When you are talking on the headset while wearing the headset on your ears, the call is automatically switched to the
smartphone or mobile phone if the headset is removed. When you put the headset on your ears again, the call is
switched to the headset.
Hint
By using the "Sony | Headphones Connect" app, you can change the settings of the wearing detection automatic music playback
pause and resume function and the wearing detection automatic power off function (the battery saving function).
Note
(left) mark on your left ear and the
(left) mark side.
(power) button turns off.
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(right) mark on your right ear.