Sony TMR-BT8IP User Manual 2

3-279-360-31 (1)

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© 2007 Sony Corporation

WARNING

To

reduce
electric shock,
apparatus

iPod is trademarkofApple Computer. Inc.,
registered in the

The Bluetooth word
owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
use

of

such marks by Sony Corporation is
under
Other
of

INFORMATION:

This device complies with Part15of
Rules
subject to the following two conditions: (1)
this device may
(2) this device must accept any interference,
including interference that may cause
undesired operation

You
modifications not expressly approved in this
manual could void your authority to operate
this equipment.

license.

trademarks and trade names are those

their respective owners.

and

are cautioned that any changes

the

to

u.s.

RSS-Gen

not

riskoffire

do

not

or

exposethis

rainormoisture.

and other countries

mark

and

logos are

and

FCC

ofIC

Rules. Operation is

cause interference, and

of

this device.

or

any

Compatible

iPod models

The compatible iPod models are as
follows. Update your iPod to use
the latest software before you use it.

iPod nano 2nd
generation
(aluminium)

iPodnano
1st generation

iPod 5th
generation (video)

iPod 4th
generation
(color display)

This equipment must not be co-located
operated in conjunction with any other

or

antenna

This equipment complies with FCC/IC
radiation exposure limits set forth for
uncontrolled equipment and meets the FCC
radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in
Supplement C to OET65 and RSS-102
IC radio frequency
equipment has very low levels
that it is deemed to complywithouttesting
specific absorption ratio

transmitter.

(RF)

Exposure rules. This

ofRFenergy

(SAR).

of

or

the

of

iPodmini
iPod 4th
generation

1st generation

Notes

• This unit is designed for iPod only.
cannot
players.

• Sony cannot accept responsibility in the
event that data recorded to iPod
damaged
to this unit.

connect any other portable audio

when

using an iPod connected

You

is

lost

or

2

us

Table

of

Contents

WhatisBluetooth wireless

tech

nology?

4

Features

Basic

operationofBluetooth

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Location and

of

Function

Connecting

Parts 7

to

an iPod

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Pairing

Whatispairing? 10
Pairing procedures 10

On

Indicators

Bluetooth Connecting /

Playing back 14

10

13

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8

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Controlling

Preca

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by

the

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Specifications

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3

WhatisBluetooth

wireless

technology?

Bluetooth™
that enables wireless data communication between digital devices,
such as a computer or digital camera. Bluetooth wireless technology
operates within a range

Connecting two devices
be connected to multiple devices at the same time.
You

do not need to use a cable for connection
devices to face one another, such
For example, you can use such a device in a bag
Bluetooth standard
of

companies

worldwide.

Communication

ofthis

Profile is standardization

wireless technologyisa short-range wireless technology

of

about

as

necessaryiscommon, but some devices can

is

an international standard supported by thousands

all

over the world, and employed by various companies

System

and

10

meters (about

is

the case with infrared technology.

Compatible

30

feet).

norisit necessary for the

or

pocket.

Bluetooth

unit

of

the

function for each Bluetooth device

Profile

specification. This unit
profiles:
Communication
Compatible Bluetooth Profile:

- A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)

- AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile)

,..

Enhanced Data Rate

Notes

•

To

be able to use the Bluetooth function, the Bluetooth device to be connected
requires the same profile
Note also that even
depending

• Due to the characteristic
from this unit

on

System: Bluetooth Specification version 2.0 + EDR*

if

their specifications.

is

slightly delayed during listening to the music.

supports

as

the unit's.

the same,Profile exists, devices may vary in function

of

Bluetooth wireless technology the sound transmitted

the

following Bluetooth version

and

4

us

Features

This unitisan audio transmitter using Bluetooth wireless
technology.
You

can enjoy music wirelessly by transmitting the audio signals
to a Bluetooth receiving device (headset, car stereo, speaker, stereo
componenI syslem, erc.),IIyou connect

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(see page 2 on compatible iPod models) with the iPod connector
(30 pin).

This unit's features are

• Wireless transmitter for streaming

as

follows:

of

high-quality stereo music

from iPod.

• Transmits music to other devices using Bluetooth wireless

technology.

• Basic remote control operation (play, pause, etc.)

functions via Bluetooth connection.

1

*

of

iPod

*2

• Transmitter power supplied from iPod so no additional battery or
charging is needed.

• Bluetooth Version 2.0

+EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) for higher

quality audio with less interference.

It\

The connected Bluetooth deviceisrequired to support A2DP (Advanced Audio
Distribution Profile).

*2

The connected Bluetooth deviceisrequired to supportAVRCP (AudioNideo
Remote Control Profile).

iPod

with

dock

0'

connector

(30

pin)

port

@

This

unit

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For details

t2J

on

Bluetooth wireless technology, see page

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Bluetooth

4.

headset,

etc.

us

5

The following example describes how you can transmit music
played
receiving device (headset).

on

an iPod connected to this unit, and listen

on

a Bluetooth

Pairing

Enables a Bluetooth receiving device and this unit to recognize one another.
You

do

not

need to recognize one another next timeifyou did once.

iPod

with

dock
connector
(30

pin)

port

Bluetooth

Turn
connection is established automatically.

on

the Bluetooth receiving device and play the iPod. Bluetooth

D

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conneding

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For

more

Bluetooth

device

details,

see

receiving

(headset)

page

10.

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You

can enjoy listening to music played

through the Bluetooth receiving device.

For

more

on

your iPod connected to this unit

details,

see

page

14.

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us

For

more

details,

see

page

14.

Location

and

Function

31-------

of

Parts

II]

iPod connector
(30 pin)

Connects to the
dock connector
(page

[2]

Indicator

Indicates this unit's status
(page 13).

8).

of

an iPod

~

Power button

Performs the following:

• Turning
(page

• Pairing (page 10).

• Initializing this unit
(page 21).

onloff

8).

of

this unit

us

7

Connecting

to

an

iPod

Connect this unit to the dock connector

To

turn

1

Connect

2

Press

or

--

on

this

the

unit

this

unittothe

power

starttoplay

'---

Power

button

iPod.

buttonofthis

backoniPod.

Dock

unit

for

port

connector

of

an iPod firmly.

port

(30

pin)

about1secondtoturniton,

When

Note

If

the unit cannot

To

turn

To

turn

about

~Q*Tip

Maximum communication time or standby time may vary depending
iPod.

this unit turns on, the indicator flashes twice.

turn

on, operate the iPod.

off

this

offthis unit, press and hold this unit's power button for

1 second. The indicator flashes once and this unit turns

unit

on

off.

your

8

us

Notes

•

To

listen to music from the headphone jackofthe iPod) disconnect this unit from

the iPod.

is

• While this unit
disconnect this unit from iPod when
If

the headphoneisconnected to the iPod while the iPodisplaying back) it

•
consumes power from iPod.

turn

• Ifyou

•Itis

• There

not

and the Bluetooth receiving device.

iPod.

offthis unit while the iPodisplaying

recommended to

is

no need to charge this unitasit will receive powerfrom the connected

It

is

recommended to check the iPod)s remaining battery before using.

turned on) it consumes power from the iPod.

not

using the Bluetooth function.

back)

turn

offiPodasthe linkage will lost between this unit

iPod will power

We

recommend

off.

us

9

Pairing

Bluetooth devices need to be "paired" with each other beforehand.
Once
again, except

• Pairing

• This unit

• This

1.

Bluetooth devices are paired,

in

the

following cases:

information

is

paired with 9

This unit can be paired with up to

is

new device
latest connection time
replaced by the new one.

unitisinitialized.

All

pairing

Turnonthe

paired after 8 devices have been paired, the device whose

information

powerofiPod.

is deleted after repair, etc.

or

is

the oldest among the 8 paired devices

is deleted (page 21).

thereisno

more receiving devices.

8 Bluetooth receiving device.

need

for

pairing

is

If

a

(Make sure the

2

Connect

3

Place

together

4

Set

the

See

the operating instructions supplied with the Bluetooth receiving

device.

·Q·Tip

For Sony Wireless Stereo Headset

this

this

unit

within

Bluetooth

iPodisin

unittothe

and

the

1m

receiving

pause

iPod

Bluetooth

(3

tt).

devicetoenter

mode)

(page

receiving

8).
devicetobe

paired

"Pairinginprocess:'

10

us

Press and hold the POWER button

of

the bluetooth receiving

device for 7 seconds or more to standby for pairing while the

is

unit

Notes

• Passcode*ofthis unitisfixed at "0000': "1234" or "8888:' Depending
Bluetooth receiving device, it may be necessary to input the passcode (in

turned

off.

on

the

S

this case,
Bluetooth receiving device whose passcode

•

If

the Bluetooth receiving device requires a passcode, input "0000:'

>I-

Passcode may be called "Passkey:' "PIN code;' "PIN number:' or "Password:'

Press

enter

"DODO':

and

hold

IJPairinginprocess:'

"1234" or "8888"). This unit cannot be paired with a

is

not "0000': "1234" or "8888."

the

power

buttonofthis

unit

for7seconds

After about 1 second, the indicator will flash twice
pressing the power button.

Notes

•

When

in process" automatically.

• The pairing information
button for

initialization starts. Release the button immediately when the indicator

lights up.

first power

15

seconds. The indicator lights up for 5 seconds before the

on

this unit after initialize, this unit will enter the "Pairing

is

initialized ifyou press and hold the power

or

mor~

but

to

keep

When the indicatorofthis unit flashes quickly, stop pressing it.
This unit enters ((Pairing in process:'
This unit's indicator status will vary

as

follows, and pairing

is

established with the Bluetooth receiving device.

Continued

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11

Indicator flashes quickly: Pairing in process

Indicator

flashes

(at about I-second interval) when responding

"'"

the Bluetooth receiving device: Connectable

(Paring successful)

Indicator flashes (at about 5-second intervals): Connected

Notes

• "Pairing in process"ofthis unitisreleased after about 5 minutes. Ifpairing
not established within about 5 minutes, repeat the above procedure from step

4. iPod backlight may turn on in this 5 minutes.

•

To

enter "Pairing in process;' you need to turn off the powerofthis unit and

turn

on the powerofiPod first.

When

not

completed pairing

Repeat the procedure from step

To

quit

Press

"Pairing in process"

and

hold the power

"'"

button

2.

of

this unit for about 1second to

to

is

turn

~Q·Tip

When
to

Note

For using the Bluetooth function, itisrequired that the Bluetooth device
other side
corresponding with the same profile, functions may differ depending on the
specification

offthis unit.

paring this unit with a

5 for each device individually.

is

corresponding with the same profileasthis unit. However, evenifit

of

the Bluetooth device.

numberofBluetooth receiving devices, repeat steps 3

on

the

is

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us

On

Indicators

Status

Flashes

Flashes quickly

Flashes
(at about
second intervals)

Flashes

Indicator

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(flashes twice at

about 5-second

intervals)
With no music

(flashes once at
about 5-second
intervals)

'H

When press
unit. This unit transmit the data

*2

When press the pause button on the Bluetooth receiving device, the music pause.

The indicator flashes once on this unit. This unit does not transmit the music.

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~II

on the iPod, the music pause. The indicator flashes twice on this

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of

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no sound.

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13

listeningtomusic:

Bluetooth

You

can listen to music ofthe iPod connected to this unit on the

Bluetooth receiving device (headset, etc.).

Before starting operation, complete pairing this unit and the
Bluetooth receiving device (page 10).

1

The

Bluetooth

2

Connect

playbackonthe

This unit's indicator status will vary as follows, and the Bluetooth
connection between this unit and the Bluetooth receiving device
is

established.

this

Indicator flashes twice: Power

ConnectingIPlaying

receiving

unittothe

iPod.

deviceison

iPod

then

turnonthe

standby

is

on

for

iPod

back

connection.

and

start

.J

Indicator flashes (at about I-second intervals): Connecting
In process

.J

Indicator flashes twice slowly (at about 5-second intervals):
Connected
(Playback will start automatically)

Ifthe Bluetooth connection
this unit automatically turns itself
again by pressing and holding the power button for about

1second.

>\-

iPod backlight may turn

Notes

•Ifthe Bluetooth connection cannot be established with the device paired
already, try pairing again.

on

is

not established within 5 minutes*,

off.

in this 5 minutes.

In this case,

turniton

14

us

If

playback cannot start automatically,

•
If

you press and hold the power button

•
unit will connect to the iPod and start playback automatically.

try

start playback

on

this unit for about 1 second, this

on

iPod.

·Q*Tip

You

can control the volume on the Bluetooth receiving device.

(The volume

Notes

• Evenifyou control the volume on the iPod, sound from the Bluetooth receiving
device

eIftliis unit and the Bluetooth receiving

Bluetooth connection terminates, repeat the procedure from step

• Playback through a Bluetooth connection may cause noise, sound break,
playback speed change depending on the location and the usage (page 17).

of

will

not change.

the iPodisnot changed.)

de'·,rice

become outofrange and the

1.

or

us

15

Controlling

When connecting (Bluetooth connecting) to devices that

by

the

Remote

support

You

can control the iPod using the control button ofthe Bluetooth receiving device.

For details, see the operating instructions supplied with the Bluetooth devices.

Before

IIBluetooth
Remote

AVRCP

starting

Connecting!

control

(AudioNideo Remote Control Profile)

remote

for

the

control

Playing

iPod

by

operation,

back"

the

are

Bluetooth

check

completed

that

receiving

step1and2of

(page

device.

14).

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@

~

~

....

... ...

~

Notes

• Even ifyou control the volume on the iPod, the volumeofthe Bluetooth
receiving device, such

• When operating the iPod
You

•

•

• Operation

may need to press the play/pause button twice depending
receiving device.
You

may need to press the play/pause buttonofthe Bluetooth receiving device
twice when you operate the button on the iPod.

of

the iPod with this unit by the Bluetooth receiving device will vary

depending on the Bluetooth receiving device's specification.

Remote
(play,

control

pause,

as

a headset, does not change.

by

etc.)

remote control, do not cover this unit with hands.

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P U

Headset

with

AVRCP

on

the Bluetooth

16

'Q*Tip

When you press the pause button on the Bluetooth receiving device, the iPod goes

to pause mode for

10

minutes and the iPod backlightisturns

on

and offat interval.

1°

I@

Do

not

cover

this

unit

with

hands.

us

Precautions

On

Bluetooth

communication

• Bluetooth wireless technology
operates within a rangeofabout

meters (about30feet). Maximum
communication range may vary
depending on obstacles (human body,
metal, wall, etc.) or electromagnetic
environment.

Optimal
Limited

performance

performance

• The aerialofthis unitisshown
as

illustrated in the dotted line.

The sensitivity

of

Bluetooth
communication will improve by
turning the direction

of

the built-in
aerial to the connected Bluetooth
device.
The communication distance shortens
when the obstacles are between the

of

aerial

the connected device and

this unit.

10

• The following conditions may cause
noise, sound break or playback speed
change.

-

When

"'{AT1.

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VV

using inside the metal bag.

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shoulder bag.

- A device using 2.4 GHz frequency,

such

as

a wireless LAN device,
cordless telephone, or microwave
oven,

is

ill use near this unit.

• Because Bluetooth devices and wireless
LAN (IEEE802.11b/g) use the same
frequency, microwave interference may
occur

and

resulting in communication

speed deterioration, noise, or invalid

if

connection

this unitisused near a
wireless LAN device. In such a case,
perform the following.

- Install this unit and Bluetooth device
near to each otheraspossible.

-

If

this unitisused within about

10

meters (about30feet)ofa wireless
LAN device, turn off the wireless
LAN device.

• Microwaves emitting from a Bluetooth
device may affect the operation

of

electronic medical devices. Turn off

other

this unit and
in the following locations, as

Bluetooth devices

it may

cause an accident.

- where inflammable gas

a hospital, train, airplane,

is

present, in

or

a petrol

station.

as

Location
built-in

aerial

of

- near automatic doors or a fire alarm.

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17

• This unit supports security capabilities
that comply with the Bluetooth
standard to provide a secure
connection when the Bluetooth
wireless technology is used, but
security may not be enough depending
on

the setting.

communicating using Bluetooth

wireless technology.
We

do not take any responsibility

•
for leakage
Bluetooth communication.

• Connection with
cannot be guaranteed.

- A device featuring Bluetooth

function

the Bluetooth standard specified
by Bluetooth
authenticated.

- Even ifthe connected device
conforms to the above mentioned
Bluetooth standard, some devices
may not be connected or work
correctly, depending on the features
or specifications ofthe device.

• Depending
connected, communication may take
some time.

On

safety

Be

careful when

of

information during

all

Bluetooth devices

is

required to conform to

SIG,

Inc. and be

on

the device to be

On

placement

• Do not place the unit in anyofthe
following locations.

- Direct sunlight, near a heater, or

other extremely high-temperature
location

- Dusty location

- An unsteady or inclined surface

- Location exposed to large amounts

of

vibration

- Bathroom or other high-humidity
location

- In a car subject to the direct rays
the sun

• •

Notes

Do
to
deviceora
waiting at a traffic signal.

on

uSingIna

not

attempttoconnect

operate

this

car

unit,

radio

an

audio

while

car

this

output

driving

Cleaning

Clean

or
a
any
or
finish.

the

unit

with

a soft cloth lightly

mild

detergent solution.

typeofsolvent,

benzene,

which

a soft,

moistened

such

as alcohol

may

damage

dry

Do

not

unit,

cloth,

with

use

the

of

or

or

18

• Do

not

drop, hit, or otherwise expose
the unit to strong shock
This could damage the product.

• Do not disassemble
any parts

of

the unit.

or

us

of

any kind.

attempt to open

Others

If

you

have

any
concerning
coveredinthis
your

nearest

this

Sony

questionsorproblems

unit

that

are

not

manual,

please consult

dealer.

Troubleshooting

If

you

run

into any problems using this unit, use the following

checklist and read the product support information on

our

website.

Should any problem persist, consult your nearest Sony dealer.

Symptom

This unitisnot
turned on.
(or turns off
shortly after
turning on.)

No sound

Cause I Remedy

-+

Press and hold this unit power button for about 1
second.

-+

Check the remaining batteryofthe iPod.Ifthe

is

remaining battery

-+

Reset your iPod.

-+

If

your iPod have no content, add some content to

your iPod.

-+

Check the connection between this unit and the
iPod.

-+

Check that both this unit and the Bluetooth
receiving device are turned on.

not enough, charge the iPod.

Low

sound level

Cannot change the
volume.

-+

Ensure that this unitisnot
Bluetooth receiving device, or this unit
receiving interference from a wireless LAN, other

2.4 GHz wireless device, or microwave oven.

-+

Pair this unit and the Bluetooth receiving device
again.

-+

Turn up the volumeofthe Bluetooth receiving
device
is
refer to the operating instructions supplied with the
Bluetooth receiving device.

-+

Change the volume
device.

as

highaspossible to the extent that sound

not

distorted. For details on volume adjustment,

on

too far from the

is

not

the Bluetooth receiving

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us

19

Symptom

Cause I Remedy

Distorted sound

Sound break,
noise

or

playback

speed change

~

Turn down the volumeofthe Bluetooth receiving
device to the point where the sound
distorted. For details
to the operating instructions supplied with the
Bluetooth receiving device.

~

Turn offthe EQofiPod.

~

Ensure that this unitisnot receiving interference
from a wireless LAN, other
or

microwave oven.

~

If

a device that generates electromagnetic radiation,

such

as

a wireless LAN, other Bluetooth device(s),

or

a microwave ovenisnearby, move away from

such sources.

~

Remove any obstacle between this unit and other
Bluetooth device

~

Locate this unit and other Bluetooth device(s)as

on

volume adjustment, refer

2.4 GHz wireless device,

or

move away from the obstacle.

is

no longer

Pairing cannot be
established.

Bluetooth
connection cannot
be established
with a device that
has been «paired"
before.

nearaspossible.

~

Re-

position or re-orient this unit.

~

Re-

position or re-orient other Bluetooth device.

~

Locate this unit and other Bluetooth device(s)as

nearaspossible.

~

Checkifyou input correct passcode (page 11).

~

Locate this unit and other Bluetooth device(s)as
nearaspossible.

~

This unit tries to connect with eitherofthe last
two devices recognized before.
establish the Bluetooth connection with a paired
device, operate the connecting procedures
Bluetooth receiving device

~

Pairing information may be deleted. Pair the device
again.

If

this unit cannot

on

or

pair the device again.

the

20

us

Initializing

You

can reset this

information.

1

Connect

2

Press

and

the

hold

unit

unittothe

the

this

unit

to its default

iPod.

power

button

and

delete all pairing

for

more

than

about1Sseconds.

During
follows:

- flash (at about 1 second intervals) for about 5 seconds

- flash quickly for about

- lights up for about

- flash
Then) the unit
information is deleted.

Note

Do not operate your iPod while initializing this unit.

these

4 times

15

seconds) the indicator changes in sequence as

5 seconds

5 seconds

is

reset to default setting

and

all pairing

us

21

Specifications

General

Communication

Bluetooth Specification Version 2.0 +

EDR*1

Output

Bluetooth Specification Power Class 2

System

,.3

Bluetooth standard profiles indicate the
purpose
between devices.

*4

Codec: Audio Signal compression and
conversion format

,.5

Subband Codec

of

Bluetooth communication

Maximum

Lineofsight approx.10m (30

Frequency

2.4

GHz

Modulation

FHSS

Transmission

20 - 20,000 Hz (Sampling frequency

44.1 kHz)

Compatible

A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution
Profile)
AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote
Control Profile)

Supported

communication

band

band

(2.4000

GHz-2.4835

method

range

Bluetooth

(A2DP)

Profiles,..3

Codec*4

range

ft)*2

GHz)

SBC*5

Terminal

iPod connector (30 pin)

Supplied

Operating instructions (this book) (1)

Design
to change without notice.

accessories

and

specifications are subject

22

Operating

o°C to

temperature

35°C

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