Sony SRS-XV900 Guide de référence
Help Guide
Wireless Speaker
SRS-XV900
The following explains how to use this speaker. Select a topic from the navigation pane.
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Use the latest versions of the software pre-installed on the speaker and “Sony | Music Center.”
Getting Started
Parts and controls
Carrying the speaker
Power source/charging
Charging the speaker
Turning the power on
Turning the power off
Using the BLUETOOTH standby (auto power on) function
Charging a USB device such as a smartphone or iPhone
Auto Standby (power saving) function
Lighting function
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Turning on/off the speaker’s light (Lighting function)
Making connections
TV
Connecting the speaker with a TV
USB device
Connecting with a USB device
BLUETOOTH device
Pairing and connecting with BLUETOOTH® devices
Connecting with a computer via a BLUETOOTH connection (Windows®)
Connecting with a computer via a BLUETOOTH connection (Mac)
Multipoint connection
Connecting the speaker concurrently with 2 BLUETOOTH devices (multipoint connection)
Listening to TV audio
Listening to TV audio (with use of the TV Sound Booster function)
Listening to TV audio (without use of the TV Sound Booster function)
Listening to music
USB device
Listening to music of a USB device
BLUETOOTH device
Listening to music of a device via BLUETOOTH connection
Selecting the quality for music playback via BLUETOOTH connection (Codec)
Terminating the BLUETOOTH connection (After use)
Turning on or off the BLUETOOTH function
Listening to music of a portable audio device, etc.
Enjoying switching the sound effects
Stereo Pair function
Listening to music wirelessly with 2 speakers (Stereo Pair function)
Party Connect function
Enjoying wireless playback using multiple speakers (Party Connect function)
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Additional features
Using an external microphone
Enjoying sound from a guitar
Using “Sony | Music Center”
What you can do with “Sony | Music Center”
Installing “Sony | Music Center”
Using “Fiestable”
What you can do with “Fiestable”
Installing “Fiestable”
Information
About the indicators
Updating the pre-installed software
Notes on use
Precautions
Notes on charging
How to care for the speaker
About the BLUETOOTH wireless technology
Licenses
Trademarks
Troubleshooting
What can I do to solve a problem?
Power supply
Unable to charge the speaker
Unable to turn on the speaker or the speaker suddenly turns off
Sound
No sound/Sound from only one speaker/Distorted sound/Humming or noise in the speaker output
The sound volume is low
Sound becomes low while in use
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TV Sound Booster
No sound comes out from the speaker
Video and audio are not synchronized; or audio sounds duplicated
The sound volume is low
Neither the Karaoke function nor the DJ Control function are available for use while the TV Sound Booster function is activated
USB device
The USB device is not detected; playback with an audio source fails; no sound comes out of the speaker; playback does not start
with the first track
The sound from the speaker contains noise, skips, or is distorted
It takes a long time before playback starts
BLUETOOTH device
Unable to pair the speaker with a BLUETOOTH device
Speaker output is interrupted
Unable to connect a BLUETOOTH device with the speaker for the Stereo Pair function
Unable to connect with a speaker for the Party Connect function
Unable to add a speaker for the Party Connect function
Unable to connect the speaker concurrently with 2 devices (multipoint connection)
Microphone
There is no microphone sound
There is acoustic feedback
Reset
Restarting the speaker
Initializing the speaker
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(power) button with indicator1.
CHARGE indicator2.
Direct function keys
Touch one of the keys that is associated with the function you want to activate.
(BLUETOOTH) with indicator
OPTICAL IN
AUDIO IN
USB
TV SOUND BOOSTER
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Lighting color selectors (red/yellow/green/blue/purple)4.
MULTI COLOR5.
LIGHT6.
MEGA BASS with indicator/ STAMINA with indicator7.
-/+ (volume)8.
(play)9.
Handles10.
Lights11.
PLAY/CHARGE OUTPUT (DC power output only) port (USB)12.
AUDIO IN jack (Φ 3.5 mm)13.
OPTICAL IN (optical digital audio input) connector14.
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Help Guide
Wireless Speaker
SRS-XV900
Carrying the speaker
The speaker has caster wheels so that you can roll it easily.
To move the speaker, grasp the center of the handle, which is on the same side of the speaker as the caster wheels, with
one hand and tug the speaker while making sure that it rolls on the caster wheels.
On such a surface that makes the speaker wobble while being moved, grab the handle with both hands and push the
speaker.
The caster wheels can be used only on flat surfaces.
Lift the speaker by two people on uneven surfaces using the handles on the speaker. The correct hand placement for
carrying the speaker is very important to avoid personal injuries and/or property damage.
Before carrying the speaker, disconnect all the cables.
Note
To avoid personal injury or damage to surrounding household goods, hold the speaker properly as illustrated above to carry the
speaker.
Exercise extreme caution when carrying the speaker on a slope.
Do not carry the speaker with a person, luggage, etc. on it.
Do not let children or infants be near when carrying the speaker.
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Help Guide
Wireless Speaker
SRS-XV900
Charging the speaker
The speaker is capable of running on power either from an AC outlet connected by the supplied AC power cord (mains
lead) or from the rechargeable built-in lithium-ion battery.
When using the speaker for the first time, be sure to charge the built-in battery for more than 1 hour before turning on the
speaker.
With the built-in battery charged in advance, you can use the speaker solely with battery power.
Hint
For charging the built-in battery of the speaker, the Battery Care mode option is available in addition to the normal charging
method. Battery Care mode limits the maximum charge capacity to approximately 90% and makes the battery life last longer. The
playback time available in Battery Care mode is shorter than the time available when the built-in battery is charged by the normal
charging method. At the time of purchase, the speaker is not in Battery Care mode.
While the speaker is turned on, pressing and holding the BATTERY button/ BATTERY CARE button on the rear side of the
speaker for about 2 seconds places the speaker into Battery Care mode and you hear voice guidance (Battery Care mode, ON)
from the speaker. Pressing and holding the BATTERY button/ BATTERY CARE button once again for about 2 seconds brings
the speaker out of Battery Care mode and you hear voice guidance (Battery Care mode, OFF) from the speaker.
You can place/bring the speaker into/out of Battery Care mode with “Sony | Music Center” as well.
Checking the charging completion
If the built-in battery is fully charged when you connect the speaker to an AC outlet, the CHARGE indicator lights up in
orange then turns off after about 1 minute.
Checking the built-in battery level of the rechargeable built-in battery
Connect the speaker to an AC outlet to charge it.
Connect the AC IN jack on the speaker and an AC outlet with the supplied AC power cord (mains lead).
Battery charging starts and the CHARGE indicator lights up in orange. Charging will complete in about 3 hours* and
the indicator will turn off.
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Time that is required to charge the empty built-in battery to its full capacity while the speaker is turned off.
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After pressing the BATTERY button on the rear side of the speaker, when the speaker is turned on, the voice guidance
listed below is output from the speaker depending on the remaining built-in battery power.
91% - 100%: “Battery fully charged”
81% - 90% (Battery Care mode): “Battery Care Mode, Fully Charged, Battery About 90%”
81% - 90%: “Battery about 90%”
71% - 80%: “Battery about 80%”
61% - 70%: “Battery about 70%”
51% - 60%: “Battery about 60%”
41% - 50%: “Battery about 50%”
31% - 40%: “Battery about 40%”
21% - 30%: “Battery about 30%”
11% - 20%: “Battery about 20%”
1% - 10%: “Low Battery, Please Recharge Speaker”
Hint
By using “Sony | Music Center,” you can activate/deactivate the voice guidance associated with the remaining battery power that
you hear when you turn on the speaker.
Built-in battery life (while the speaker is not in Battery Care mode and a BLUETOOTH connection is
established)
Approx. 25 hours
Volume level: 16
Sound: MEGA BASS on
Lighting: off
Approx. 12 hours (default)
Volume level: 16
Sound: MEGA BASS on
Lighting: on
Approx. 5 hours
Volume level: 50 (MAX.)
Sound: MEGA BASS on
Lighting: off
Approx. 4 hours
Volume level: 50 (MAX.)
Sound: MEGA BASS on
Lighting: on
Built-in battery life (after the built-in battery is charged for 10 minutes)
10 minutes of charging provide approximately 3 hours of music playback. (Provided that the volume level is set to 16, the
MEGA BASS sound effect is activated, and the lighting function is deactivated.)
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