Sony SRS-X3 Quick Start Manual page 58

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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-X3."

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

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

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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