Sony STR-AN1000 Help Manual page 61

Help Guide
Multi Channel AV Receiver/Multi Channel AV Amplifier
STR-AN1000/TA-AN1000
Connecting Sony wireless rear speakers/subwoofer
The unit is compatible with connection to Sony wireless rear speaker/subwoofer (not supplied).
When you connect the wireless rear speaker/subwoofer to the unit for the first time, follow the steps below.
Once the Sony wireless rear speaker/subwoofer turns on, it will automatically connect to the unit.
1.
Select [Setup] - [Speaker Settings] from the home menu.
2.
Select [Wireless Speaker Settings].
3.
Select [Start manual linking].
4.
Press LINK on the speaker (not supplied).
The power indicator of the speaker flashes twice repeatedly in green.
5.
Select [Start].
The manual connection starts. The connecting process appears on the TV screen. To cancel the manual connection,
select [Cancel].
6.
When [Connected] is displayed for the target speakers, select [Finish].
7.
Press (enter).
The manual connection is established and the power indicators of the speaker light up in green.
8.
Follow the on-screen instructions to perform Auto Calibration.
When the connection settings of wireless speakers are complete, a screen that guides you to [Auto Calibration] is
displayed.
When you connect a wireless rear speaker, select either [Surround] or [Surround Back] on the [ - Wireless Speaker
Assign] screen in [Auto Calibration] to assign the speaker position.
Hint
For the latest information about the compatible wireless rear speaker/subwoofer models, visit the Sony website.
If you connect 2 wireless subwoofers, use the same model.
For details on the wireless rear speaker/subwoofer, refer to the operating instructions supplied with each speaker.
If the wireless communication is unstable
If you use multiple wireless devices, such as a wireless LAN router, the wireless signals may become unstable. In this case,
the wireless communication may be improved by changing the following setting.
1.
Select [Setup] - [Speaker Settings] from the home menu.
2.
Select [Wireless Speaker Settings].
3.
Select [RF Channel].
4.
Select the setting you want.
[On]: Normally select this setting. The unit automatically selects the optimum frequency with wireless interference
resistance for better wireless communication.
[Off]: The unit selects a channel from the limited frequency band to prevent external wireless interference. If sound
dropping occurs while [On] is selected, it may be improved by selecting [Off].
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