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Listening to music on a 
BLUETOOTH device

You can operate a BLUETOOTH device 
by connecting the system and the 
BLUETOOTH device using AVRCP.
Check the following before playing 
music:

 

—The BLUETOOTH function of the 

BLUETOOTH device is turned on.

 

—Pairing has been completed 

(page 22).

Once the system and the BLUETOOTH 
device are connected, you can control 
playback by pressing 

, , , 

/ and /.

1 

“BT AUDIO” appears on the display.

2 

The last connected BLUETOOTH 
device will be connected 
automatically.
Perform the BLUETOOTH 
connection from the BLUETOOTH 
device if the device is not 
connected.

3 

 to start playback.

Depending on the BLUETOOTH 
device, 

 

— you may need to press 

 twice.

 

— you may need to start playing an 

audio source on the BLUETOOTH 
device.

4 

Adjust the volume of the 
BLUETOOTH device first. If the 
volume level is still too low, adjust 
the volume level on the system 
using VOL +/–.

 

• When the system is not connected to 

any BLUETOOTH device, the system will 
connect to the last connected BLUETOOTH 
device automatically when you press 

.

 

• If you try to connect another BLUETOOTH 

device to the system, the current 
connected BLUETOOTH device will be 
disconnected.

1 

Press OPTIONS.

2 

Press 

/ repeatedly to select 

“DISCONNECT,” then press 

.

Depending on the BLUETOOTH device, 
the BLUETOOTH connection may be 
terminated automatically when you 
stop playback.

 One Touch BLUETOOTH 
Connection by NFC

NFC (Near Field Communication) is 
a technology enabling short-range 
wireless communication between 
various devices, such as smartphones 
and IC tags. 
When you touch the system with an 
NFC-compatible smartphone, the 
system automatically:

 

—turns on in the BLUETOOTH function.

 

—completes the pairing and 

BLUETOOTH connection.

Smartphones with a built-in NFC 
function (OS: Android™ 2.3.3 or 
later, excluding Android 3.x)

 

• The system can only recognize and 

connect to one NFC-compatible 
smartphone at a time. If you try to connect 
another NFC-compatible smartphone 
to the system, the currently connected 
NFC-compatible smartphone will be 
disconnected.

 

• Depending on your NFC-compatible 

smartphone, you may need to perform the 
following steps on your NFC-compatible 
smartphone in advance.

 

— Turn on the NFC function. For details, 

refer to the operating instructions of 
the NFC-compatible smartphone.

 

— If your NFC-compatible smartphone 

has an OS version that is older than 
Android 4.1.x, download and start 
the “NFC Easy Connect” application. 
“NFC Easy Connect” is a free application 
for Android smartphones that can be 
obtained from Google Play™. (The 
application may not be available in 
some countries/regions.)

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