Using Additional Headphones
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1. i b ni means a product or part that has been returned to its original specifications In Ee ES imited Warranty ER Re the event of a defect these are your exclusive remedies E R l ial he product Labor Warranty me ae conor For a period of ninety 90 days nth ion pal d medet product determined to be defective If se SA i j ion repair or replace with new or refurbishe SAC K Sony will at its option rep P fter this Labor Warranty has expired but while the Parts Warranty below is SS SH Sony elects to replace the product after this IARC SEK E EK BE still in effect it will do so for the applicable labor charge S Ste u L i KA aK Parts For a period of one 1 year from the original date of purchase of product Parts Warranty Sony will KS Ses arts FO termined to be defective S Be supply new or refurbished replacement parts in exchange for parts de ae Soe j It does not cover SRL SE spe nts packaged with the Product It do Sexe Bet This Limited Warranty covers only the hardware send it do os a i NA any software products whether or not per KRE sage SEE Ket technical assistance for hardware or software u T l ided for in any enclosed KA SO j i duct such software is provided AS IS unless expressly provide K E contained in the Product any i d with the Product for your SOR Bx software Limited Warranty Please refer to the End User License Agreements include a SRS SE SRC rights and obligations with2. Slide to select the input source DIGITAL ANALOG 5 EFFECT switch See page 19 for details Slide to select the sound field MUSIC OFF CINEMA E Preparation Ram Pe Rear Panel of the Processor TUNE ID SET button See pages 21 and 23 for details Use this button when reception deteriorates or when using additional headphones 2 ATT attenuator switch Set this switch to 0 dB if the volume is too low for analog input Normally this switch should be set to 8 dB 3 LINE IN jacks See page 16 for details Connect the audio output jacks on an audio or video component sold separately such as a video cassette player or TV to these jacks 8 Prezaration 4 DIGITAL IN jack See page 15 for details Connect a DVD device digital satellite TV receiver or other digital component sold separately to this jack 5 DIGITAL OUT jack See page 15 for details Connected components digital signal integrity retained when installed 6 DC IN 9V jack Connect the supplied AC power adaptor to this jack Be sure to use the supplied AC power adaptor Using products with a different plug polarity or other characteristics can cause a malfunction Headphone Part Descriptions 1 Ear pad left 2 Contact point 3 Battery case This battery case is for the rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery supplied or commercially available size AA alkaline batteries on
3. Pro Logic the AAC logo and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories DTS and DTS Virtual are trademarks of Digital Theater Systems Inc AAC patent marking Pat 5 848 391 5 291 557 5 451 954 5 400 433 5 222 189 5 357 594 5 752 225 5 394 473 5 083 962 5 274 740 5 633 981 5 297 236 4 914 701 5 235 671 07 640 550 5 579 430 08 678 666 98 03037 97 02875 97 02874 98 03036 5 227 788 5 285 498 5 481 614 5 592 584 5 781 888 08 039 478 08 211 547 5 703 999 08 557 046 08 894 844 Transmission distance varies depending on conditions of use Virtualphones Technology is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation BUS Preparation Checking the Components and Accessories Before setting up the system check that all of the components are included Processor DP RF6000 1 Wireless stereo headphones MDR RF6000 1 AC power adaptor 1 Rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery BP HP2000 1 Optical digital connecting cable rectangular type gt rectangular type 1 6 rreparation Location and Function of Parts Front Panel of the Processor QS S Sg SI ESSE BZ eS a a 1 Contact pin 6 CHG indicator 2 Charging lever Lights red while charging 3 COMPRESSION switch RF indicator Lights blue while emitting RF signals DECODE MODE indicators See page 20 for details See page 20 for details 4 INPUT SELECT switch
4. e Insert the rechargeable battery with correct polarity gt The rechargeable battery is damaged e Replace it with a new one The rechargeable battery type BP HP2000 is not commercially available You can order the battery from the store where you purchased this system or at your nearest Sony dealer RF signal gt Signal noise is output from the connected analog component transmission does e Unplug the connected analog component or set the INPUT SELECT switch not stop when the on the processor to DIGITAL and make sure playback of the component INPUT SELECT connected to the DIGITAL IN jack is stopped switch on the processor is set to ANALOG a O Continued Additional Information 275 SS RE Symptom Cause and remedy eee No signal from gt No power supplied to the processor optical digital Connect the processor to a power source output P gt No playback sound from the connected external digital unit at the optical input jack e Check that the external unit is playing back I I I I I II S UUU Bilingual sound gt Connect the analog out to the LINE IN jacks and select the sound on the cannot be selected connected component when using digital input Both MAIN and SUB can be heard at the same time eee A repeated beep gt The headphones cannot receive the signal from the processor sounds e Move within the RF signal transm
5. batteries with intermittent sound new ones If the POWER indicator is still off after charging the battery take sometimes with the headphones to a Sony dealer noise gt Check if there is any wireless apparatus using 2 4 GHz frequency or a microwave oven in the vicinity gt Change the position of the processor gt When analog input is selected change the ATT switch on the processor to 8 dB gt If you connect the processor to an AV component using the headphone jack lower the volume level on the connected AV component gt When using DTS audio sources set the EFFECT switch on the processor to CINEMA or MUSIC mode page 19 20 Low sound gt When analog input is selected change the ATT switch on the processor to 0 dB gt If you connect the processor to an AV component using the headphone jack raise the volume level on the connected AV component gt Raise the headphone volume Loud background Check if there is any wireless apparatus using 2 4 GHz frequency or a norse microwave oven in the vicinity gt If you connect the processor to an AV component using the headphone jack raise the volume level on the connected AV component gt Charge the rechargeable battery if it is weak or replace alkaline batteries with new ones If the POWER indicator is still off after charging the battery take the headphones to a Sony dealer The sound cuts off gt The processor stops transmitting si
6. digital connecting Equipment with optical cable sold separately digital input terminal such as an AV amplifier To DIGITAL IN jack Black To optical digital _ output jack i Optical digital connecting cable supplied DVD device digital satellite TV Match the orientation of the plug with the receiver or other digital jack and then insert until the plug fits into component having an optical place digital output jack Notes e The optical digital connecting cable is an extremely high precision device and is sensitive to jolts and external pressure Therefore be careful when inserting and removing the cable plug e The digital input for the processor does not support sampling frequencies of 96 kHz Set the digital output setting of the DVD device to 48 kHz when using this system Noise may be heard when a 96 kHz digital signal is input 1 If the connected equipment supports PCM output only all surround sound effects will be processed by DOLBY PRO LOGIC II 2 Connection to the optical digital output jack on your personal computer is not guaranteed to work with this system DTS A DTS compatible DVD device is required for playback of DVDs recorded in DTS audio For more details see the instruction manual of your DVD device e When playing CDs recorded in DTS format noise may occur when fast forwarding or rewinding This is not a malfunction e If the DTS digital output is set to OFF on the DVD device no
7. may cause undesired operation of the device The transmitter Processor complies with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for uncontrolled equipment and meets RSS 102 of the IC radio frequency RF Exposure rules The transmitter Processor should be installed and operated with at least 20 cm and more between the radiator and person s body excluding extremities hands wrists feet and legs For the customers in the USA and Canada RECYCLING NICKEL METAL HYDRIDE BATTERIES Table Of Contents Main Features ccccccccccceessnssssens 4 Nickel Metal Hydride Checking the Components and batteries are recyclable Accessories nun nncenna sasin nse sense sere 6 environment by returning X Location and Function of Parts 7 your used rechargeable Front Panel of the Processor 1 batteries to the collection Rear Panel of the Processor 8 and recycling location Headphone Part Descriptions 9 nearest you Charging the Supplied For more information regarding recycling Rechargeable Nickel metal Hydride Battery ccccsse 10 of rechargeable batteries call toll free 1 800 822 8837 or visit http www rbrc org Inserting the supplied rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery Caution Do not handle damaged or Charging aanaucauo core neve eren eo ne veren leaking Nickel Metal Hydride batteries Checking the battery power Using the headphones with alkaline batteries
8. separately Connecting cables sold separately Use the connecting cable stereo mini plug gt pin plug x 2 when connecting a stereo mini jack line out jack or headphone jack to the LINE IN jacks ti inopi In this case set the volume on the player at a medium level Noise can occur if the volume on the player is set too low 1645 Connection Setting the input level If the volume is low using the analog input set the ATT attenuator switch to 0 dB 0daB I 1 8dB Setting Connected components 0 dB TV portable components and other components with a low output level 8 dB Other components initial settings Notes e Be sure to lower the volume before setting the ATT switch e If audio input to the LINE IN jacks is distorted sometimes noise can be heard at the same time set the ATT switch to 8 dB 1 Tus Connection Fr Operation Listening to a Connected Component Before starting be sure to read Connecting the Headphone System pages 15 to 17 and make the proper connections 1 18 Turn on the component connected to the processor DVD device digital satellite TV pve i receiver or other audio or video l i component Remove the headphones from the processor The processor turns on automatically and the RF indicator blinks for about 5 seconds The processor automatically detects the optimum frequency for transmission according to your room conditions
9. sound may be heard even if the DTS output is selected in the DVD menu e No sound may be heard when a DVD device and this unit is analog connected In this case use a digital connection Continued 154 Connecting cables sold separately Use the optical digital connecting cable POC 15AB mini plug gt rectangular plug when connecting the optical digital output mini jack on portable DVD players portable CD players or other digital components to the DIGITAL IN jack Notes on optical digital connecting cable Do not drop objects on the optical digital connecting cable or expose the cable to shock The bend radius of the optical digital connecting cable should be no less than 25 mm 1 inch e Grasp the plug to connect or disconnect the cable e Be sure that the ends of the optical digital connecting cable are kept clean Dust at the ends of the cable can 25 mm degrade performance 1 inch e When storing the system attach the cap to the end of the plug and be careful not to fold or bend the optical digital connecting cable with a bend radius less than 25 mm 1 inch Connecting the processor to analog components Use an audio cord sold separately to connect the audio output jacks on a VCR TV or other component to the LINE IN L R jacks on the processor Processor VCR TV or other component To audio output jacks Audio left white y Audio left s AW L white Audio cord sold
10. IC mode LOGIC II indicator ap Analog input signal digital input PCM signal Dolby Digital 2 channel signal turns on or MPEG 2 AAC 2 channel signal is input Tn vare adeOo Ho IS The DTS indicator The DTS digital output setting on the DVD device including game machines does not turn on is set to OFF e See the instruction manual of your DVD device and change the DTS digital output setting to ON gt Playback signals are not recorded in DTS format gt The audio for the chapter being played is not a DTS signal gt The DVD device does not support DTS format e Use a DVD device that supports DTS a pu vaj QYQm 7 2979077 O MPEG 2 AAC mb Playback signals are not recorded in MPEG 2 AAC format indicator does not light up PS The battery gt Check if the CHG indicator turns on If not put the headphones on the cannot be processor correctly so that the CHG indicator turns on charged gt Dry batteries are installed e Insert the supplied rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery mb Rechargeable batteries other than the supplied are installed e Insert the supplied rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery gt The processor s contact pin and headphones contact point are dusty e Wipe them with a cotton bud etc The CHG indicator gt and of the rechargeable battery do not match those in the battery blinks compartment correctly
11. N THE U S A NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur ina particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment For the customers in the Canada Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that
12. S ONY 2 649 139 12 1 Digital Surround Headphone System Operating Instructions O O Mode d emploi i tc Y PR Manual de instrucciones E MDR DS6000 2006 Sony Corporation WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture To avoid electrical shock do not open the cabinet Refer servicing to qualified personnel only For the customers in the USA Owner s Record The model number is located at the bottom of the processor and the left inner side of the headband The serial number is located at the bottom of the processor and the inner side of the battery compartment Record these numbers in the spaces provided below Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product Model No MDR DS6000 Processor DP RF6000 Headphones MDR RF6000 Serial No Processor Headphones NOTE The transmitter Processor must not be co located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter The transmitter Processor complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for uncontrolled equipment and meets the FCC radio frequency RF Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65 The transmitter Processor should be installed and operated with at least 20 cm and more between the radiator and person s body excluding extremities hands wrists feet and legs 25 NOTICE FOR THE CUSTOMERS I
13. The RF indicator lights up when emission from the processor starts Then the DECODE MODE indicator lights up depending on the audio signal input from the connected audio or video component and the setting of the EFFECT switch Signal transmission system This unit employs a proprietary transmission system using 2 4 GHz frequency You can enjoy non compressed sound with this wireless system Put on the headphones The POWER indicator lights blue and the headphones automatically turn on Be sure to match the right and left side of the headphones with your ears and wear the headphones at the correct angle so that the Auto Power On Off function works correctly Sound is heard from the headphones about 3 seconds after you put on the headphones d POWER indicator 4 Slide the INPUT SELECT switch to select the component you want to listen to INPUT SELECT ANALOG DIGITAL me Qm Position of switch Selected sound source DIGITAL Sound of the component connected to DIGITAL IN jack ANALOG Sound of the component connected to LINE IN jacks Note To listen to dual audio MAIN SUB sound sources connect to the LINE IN jacks and then select the sound source you want to listen to on the player TV or other component 5 Start playback of the component selected in step 4 6 Slide the switch to select the desired sound field EFFECT or COMPRESSION EFFECT switch EFFECT MUSIC OFF CINEMA IS o S Posit
14. age HRTF common to most people However the effect can differ from person to person since the HRTF can vary between individuals Head Related Transfer Function 22 operation Using Additional Headphones In this system by using additional MDR RF6000 wireless headphones sold separately more than one person can enjoy the surround sound experience wirelessly at the same time Charge additional headphones with the processor of this system There is no limit to the number of headphones that can be used within the RF signal transmission area MDR RF6000 sold separately Processor Notes e The processor turns off automatically while charging Remove these headphones from the processor when using other headphones e This unit is not compatible with headphones other than MDR RF6000 since this unit employs a proprietary 2 4 GHz wireless digital transmission system When using additional headphones Each processor has its own ID number When using additional MDR RF6000 wireless headphones sold separately be sure to set the processor s ID to that of the headphones otherwise the headphones will not work 1 Remove the headphones from the processor The processor turns on automatically 2 Puton the headphones The headphones automatically turn on Note Charge the battery of additional headphones before setting their IDs or use commercially available size AA alkaline batteries 3 Press and hold TUNE ID SET on t
15. cribed in Inserting the supplied rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery page 10 When dry batteries are installed the battery charge function is not activated Battery life Battery Approx hours Sony alkaline batteries 5 hours LR6 SG at 1 kHz 1 mW 1 mW output 7 Time may vary depending on the temperature or conditions of use Notes on batteries e Do not charge a dry battery e Do not carry a battery together with coins or metallic objects Heat can be generated by the battery if its positive and negative terminals are accidentally shorted e When you are not going to use the unit for a long time remove the batteries to avoid damage from battery leakage or corrosion 1405 eres Gr Connection Connecting the Headphone System Connecting the processor to digital components Use the supplied optical digital connecting cable to connect the optical digital output jack on a DVD device digital satellite TV receiver or other digital component to the DIGITAL IN jack black of the processor The connected AV component may need to be set up for optical digital output Read their operating instructions of the connected device When connecting the processor to an AV amplifier etc connect the DIGITAL OUT jack Red and external optical digital input jack using the optical digital connecting cable sold separately Processor To optical digital input jack Optical
16. een 32 F and 104 F Otherwise the battery may not be fully charged Do not touch the contact pin of the processor If a contact pin becomes dirty charging may not be possible e Charging may not be completed if the processor s contact pin and headphones contact point are dusty Wipe them with a cotton bud etc Charging and usage time Approx charging time Approx usage time 3 hours 7 hours at 1 kHz 1 mW 1 mW output 2 hours required to fully charge an empty battery 3 Time may vary depending on the temperature or conditions of use Checking the battery power Pull up the self adjusting band and check the POWER indicator located on the right housing The battery is still usable when the indicator lights blue Charge the rechargeable battery or install new alkaline batteries if the POWER indicator does not light up POWER indicator Note The rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery should be replaced with a new one when it lasts only half the expected time after a full charge has been performed The rechargeable battery type BP HP2000 is not commercially available You can order the battery from the store where you purchased this system or at your nearest Sony dealer E 1 ee ee ee ee Using the headphones with alkaline batteries sold separately Commercially available size AA alkaline batteries can also be used to power the headphones Install the batteries in the same manner as des
17. eft headphones are rested on the processor correctly e The indicator will not light up if the headphones contact point does not meet the processor s contact pin In this case remove the headphones and place them on the processor again so that the indicator lights up e Make sure that the supplied rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery is installed in the battery compartment Dry batteries cannot be charged e If the rechargeable battery is damaged or the and of the battery do not match those in the battery compartment correctly the CHG indicator blinks 12 5 Eres To recharge the headphone battery after use Place the headphones on the processor after use The CHG indicator lights up and the RF indicator goes off and then charging starts Since the built in timer recognizes when charging is complete approx 3 hours there is no need to remove the headphones from the processor after charging has completed Notes e The processor automatically turns off while charging the battery e This system is designed to charge only the supplied rechargeable battery type BP HP2000 for safety Note that other types of rechargeable batteries cannot be charged with this system e If dry batteries are installed they cannot be charged e Do not attempt to use the supplied BP HP2000 rechargeable battery with other components It is for use with this system only e Charge in an environmental temperature of between 0 C and 40 C betw
18. essed by DOLBY PRO LOGIC IT If the sound field is set to OFF it is not processed by DOLBY PRO LOGIC II DTS Input signal recorded in the DTS format MPEG 2 AAC Input signal recorded in the MPEG 2 AAC format Note If the equipment connected to the DIGITAL IN jack is not playing back fast forwarding rewinding etc the DECODE MODE indicators may not light up correctly 20 EET 7 Adjust the volume Raise the Lower the volume volume j Notes e When watching films be careful not to raise the volume too high in quiet scenes You may hurt your ears when a loud scene is played e You may hear some noise when you disconnect the AC power adaptor from the processor before removing the headphones Transition time between modes When sliding switches on the processor to change to new modes the transition time between modes may vary This is due to differences in system control between modes The headphones automatically turn off when they are removed Auto Power On Off function Do not pull up the self adjusting band when not in use as this will consume the battery power Self adjusting band If a beep sound is heard from the headphones A repeated beep sound is heard if reception conditions deteriorate when the headphones are outside the signal transmission area or another wireless apparatus using 2 4 GHz frequency or microwave oven causes interference If the beep sound does not stop after
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20. gnals if 5 minutes passes and no signal has been input e Set the ATT switch on the processor to 0 dB If you connect the processor to an AV component using the headphone jack raise the volume level on the connected AV component The surround gt Set the EFFECT switch on the processor to CINEMA or MUSIC mode sound effect is page 19 20 not obtained gt The audio being played is not a multi channel signal The surround effect does not work for monaural sound sources The DOLBY gt The digital audio output setting for the DVD device including game DIGITAL indicator machines may be set to PCM does not turn on e See the instruction manual of your DVD device and change the setting such as Dolby Digital PCM or Dolby Digital for usage with components having built in Dolby Digital decoders gt Playback signals are not recorded in Dolby Digital format gt The audio for the chapter being played is not a Dolby Digital signal 265 Additional Information ERE Symptom Cause and remedy Padia dd as add oi et e a The DOLBY PRO The EFFECT switch on the processor is set to OFF LOGIC II indicator ay Analog input signal digital input PCM signal Dolby Digital 2 channel signal does not turn on or MPEG 2 AAC 2 channel signal is not input a 44777 Q7M O The DOLBY PRO The EFFECT switch on the processor is set to CINEMA or MUS
21. he processor and that on the headphones at the same time for more than 3 seconds SA A repeated beep sound is heard from the 3 headphones and ID setting starts When the sound changes to a continuous beep sound the ID number is set for the headphones operation 23 Replacing the Ear Pads The ear pads are replaceable If the ear pads become dirty or worn out replace them as illustrated below The ear pads are not commercially available You can order replacements from the store where you purchased this system or at your nearest Sony dealer 1 Remove the old ear pad by pulling it off 245 operation oF Additional Information Troubleshooting If you run into any problems using this headphone system use the following checklist Should any problem persist consult your nearest Sony dealer U Symptom Cause and remedy I Y No sound gt Check the connection between the processor and the AV component gt Check that the signal is not being input to the digital out jack by mistake when digital input is selected gt Check that the connected AV component s optical digital output is set to ON when selecting digital input gt Turn on the AV component connected to the processor and start the playback gt Check that the INPUT SELECT switch on the processor is set to the component you want to listen to gt If you connect the processor to an AV compo
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23. ion of switch Sound field and suitable sound source OFF Normal playback of the headphones CINEMA Produces the kind of surround sound that is found in a typical movie theater Suitable for movie sound sources MUSIC Produces the kind of sound field that would be found in a listening room with good acoustics Suitable for music sources Note The volume of the headphones may vary depending on the input signal and the setting of the EFFECT switch Continued 19 COMPRESSION Switch COMPRESSION OFF ON e ll l Position of svvitch Playback Effect OFF When the EFFECT switch is selected the sound mode changes to the selected effect ON This function maintains the overall level of program material explosive sounds are attenuated while lower level sounds dialog etc are enhanced Illustration of the compression process Startling level Easy to hear level Difficult to hear level Dynamic range compression by built in DSP processor DECODE MODE indicators The processor automatically identifies the format of the input audio signal and the corresponding indicator lights up Switch the audio between Dolby Digital DTS MPEG 2 AAC etc on the connected equipment DVD device digital satellite TV receiver etc DOLBY DIGITAL Input signal recorded in the DOLBY DIGITAL format DOLBY PRO LOGIC II Analog input signal digital input PCM signal or Dolby Digital 2 channel signal proc
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25. ission area e Check the connection of the processor AC power adaptor and AC outlet e Check if there is any wireless apparatus using 2 4 GHz frequency or a microwave oven around the processor and headphones e Change the position of the processor gt There is no audio signal input for about 5 minutes and RF signals are not transmitted Input the audio signal to the processor and press TUNE ID SET on the headphones once gt Additional headphones are being charged Remove the additional headphones from the processor eee Other devices gt If the wireless LAN uses the 2 4 GHz frequency change the channel If wireless LAN possible use 5 GHz cordless phone gt Keep the processor more than 2 m 6 6 ft away from other devices wireless etc using 2 4 GHz LAN cordless phone etc using the 2 4 GHz frequency frequency around the processor become unusable gt While any other devices wireless LAN cordless phone etc using the 2 4 GHz frequency are operating press TUNE ID SET on the processor once and then press TUNE ID SET on the headphones once The processor detects the optimum frequency for transmitting and switches to it automatically If the problem is not solved repeat the above procedure eS 28 Additional Information Precautions On safety e Do not drop hit or otherwise expose the processor or headphones to strong shock of any kind This could damage the product e Do no
26. ly 4 Self adjusting band The headphones automatically turn on when you put them on 5 Ear pad right 6 TUNE ID SET button See pages 21 and 23 for details Use this button when reception deteriorates or when using additional headphones VOL Volume control Use to adjust the volume POWER indicator By pulling up the self adjusting band the indicator lights blue when battery power remains Preparation 9 Charging the Supplied Rechargeable Nickel metal Hydride Battery The supplied rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery is not charged from the first time you use it Be sure to charge it before use To charge the headphones place them on the processor Inserting the supplied rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery 1 Open the battery compartment lid of the left housing The battery compartment lid comes off Left housing 2 Insert the supplied rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery into the battery compartment matching the terminal on the battery to the mark in the compartment Do not attempt to charge any other kind of battery with this unit Note The battery compartment has a tab on the side which holds the battery in place Insert the terminal first when installing the battery 10 preparation Charging 1 if your AC power adaptor is equipped with an on off switch set it to ON The power is supplied to the processor On off switch 2 Con
27. moving closer to the processor let the processor detect the optimum frequency for transmission again following the procedure below 1 Press TUNE ID SET on the processor once The RF indicator blinks and the processor detects the optimum frequency automatically After detection is completed the RF indicator lights up and emission starts 2 Press TUNE ID SET on the headphones once The headphones detect the frequency of the processor automatically The beep sound stops when the headphones start receiving signals Continued operation 21 RF signal transmission area The approximate RF signal transmission area from the processor is up to 30 m The processor detects the optimum frequency automatically when the headphones are removed from the processor The sound may be interrupted if the headphones are out of RF signal transmission area or reception conditions deteriorate In this case move closer to the processor or press TUNE ID SET on the processor and headphones to have them detect the optimum frequency again See If a beep sound is heard from the headphones page 21 on how to detect the optimum frequency Notes e Because this system transmits signals at 2 4 GHz sound may be interrupted if interference occurs This is due to radio frequency characteristics and is not a malfunction e Any noise you hear through the headphones may vary depending on the processor position and room conditions It is recommended that you
28. nect the supplied AC power adaptor to the processor a To an AC outlet Processor To DCIN 9V jack AC power adaptor supplied Notes Be sure to use the supplied AC power adaptor Using AC adaptors with different plug polarity or other characteristics can cause product failure we gt Unified polarity plug e Be sure to always use the supplied AC power adaptor Even AC power adaptors having the same voltage and plug polarity can damage this product due to the current capacity or other factors Continued Preparation 11 3 Rest the headphones on the processor so that the headphones contact point meets the processor s contact pin and make sure that the CHG indicator lights up It takes approx 3 hours to fully charge the battery the CHG indicator goes oft when charging is complete When placing the headphones on the processor be sure to hold them with both hands so that the right and left housings are horizontal and place the headphones vertically on the processor The charging lever is pushed down and the contact pin comes up When the processor s contact pin meets the headphones contact point the CHG indicator lights up point lever aM r i housing CHG indicator Contact pin atl Left housing If the CHG indicator is not lit e Be sure to close the battery compartment lid The battery charge function is not activated when the lid is not fully closed e Check if the right and l
29. nent using the headphone jack raise the volume level on the connected AV component gt Make sure you are wearing the headphones correctly gt Raise the headphone volume gt The headphones POWER indicator goes off e Charge the rechargeable battery if it is weak or replace alkaline batteries with new ones If the POWER indicator is still off after charging the battery take the headphones to a Sony dealer gt You are trying to play a DTS audio track on a DVD device that does not support DTS e Either use a DVD device that supports DTS or select a Dolby Digital or PCM audio track gt You are playing back a DVD disc recorded in DTS when DTS digital output setting for the DVD device including game machines is OFF e See the instruction manual of your DVD device and change the DTS digital output setting to ON gt You are playing back a DVD disc recorded in DTS when the DVD device including game machines and the processor are analog connected e Use the digital connection Analog sound may not be output from the DVD device gt The processor s ID is not set for the additional headphones gt Additional headphones are being charged e Remove additional headphones from the processor L TTS eeeoeo m Continued Additional Information 2545 Symptom Cause and remedy a III III Distorted or gt Charge the rechargeable battery if it is weak or replace alkaline
30. ons Digital surround processor DP RF6000 Dolby Digital Dolby Pro Logic II DTS MPEG 2 AAC Virtual surround function OFF CINEMA MUSIC Compression function OFF ON Modulation System DSSS Carrier wave frequency 2 412 2 462 GHz Approx 30 m 100 ft of longest 12 22 000 Hz digital input sampling frequency 48 kHz 1 or less 1 kHz Optical digital input rectangular type x 1 Analog input pin jack left right x 1 Optical digital output rectangular type x 1 DC 9 V from the supplied AC power adaptor Approx 182 x 38 x 182 mm 71 4x11 2x7 1 4 in w h d Mass Approx 345 g 12 17 oz Decoder functions Transmission distance Frequency response Distortion rate Audio inputs Audio output Power requirements Dimensions 304s Additional Information Wireless stereo headphones MDR RF6000 Playback frequency range 12 22 000 Hz Rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery supplied or commercially available size AA alkaline batteries Power requirements Mass Approx 360 g 12 7 oz including the supplied rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery Supplied accessories AC power adaptor 9 V 1 Rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery BP HP2000 2 100 mAh 1 Optical digital connecting cable optical rectangular plug optical rectangular plug 1 5 m 1 Operating Instructions this manual 1 Recommended accessories Opt
31. place the processor in a location that produces the clearest sound e Sound may be interrupted if the processor is used with other wireless apparatus using 2 4 GHz frequency or a microwave oven If an audio signal is not input for 5 minutes RF signal transmission from the processor automatically stops when an audio signal is not input for 5 minutes The RF signals are automatically transmitted when an audio signal is input again RF signal transmission may stop when an extremely low sound is input for about 5 minutes If this happens raise the volume of the connected audio or video component and lower the volume of the headphones If signal noise is output from a component connected to the LINE IN jacks RF signal transmission may not stop Tip If RF signal transmission from the processor stops when an audio signal is not input for 5 minutes the RF signals are automatically transmitted when an audio signal is input again The RF indicator blinks and the processor detects the optimum frequency for transmission If the transmission frequency changes after the RF indicator lights up and no sound is heard press TUNE ID SET on the headphones once and tune to the new frequency Notes The headphones should be used within the RF signal transmission area see RF signal transmission area e The surround sound effect may not be obtained from sound sources that do not incorporate video such as music CDs e This system simulates the aver
32. respect to the software R K a a h a t ri in al KS De i eliver the product freight prepaid in either its orig KS Re Instructions To obtain warranty service S sroteation e the Sony authorized service facility specified kt kaging or packaging affording an equal deg RS H packaging ther materials you may have stored or pre RRC ae ibility to backup any data software or o SK ee It is your responsibility i ill be lost or reformatted SRS R served on your unit It is likely that such data software or other materials wil dated purchase receipt is X K i i ill not be responsible for any such damag PSE RE during service and Sony will no p i KEK SK required For specific instructions on how to obtain warranty service for your product KS SHK KAL OSC RSS u r SSO KEK Visit Sony s Web Site SK S vvvvvv sony comf service Se KL ER SS i SK EK Or call the Sony Customer Information Service Center tes H KKK RZ 1 800 222 SONY 7669 a 2 ERC SS SINN Ske For an accessory or part not available from your authorized dealer call Ros PSE SRG SE SOLS RK 1 800 488 SONY 7669 E Ke i or replace S Bees Repair Replacement Warranty This Limited Warranty shall apply to any repa r oy 00 dave ena A Bane K iqi imi eriod or for nine r ERES BE ment product for the remainder of the original Limited Warranty p Be pe a ON SKS BRC longer Any parts or product replaced under this Limited Warranty will become the property o
33. sold separately 14 Connecting the Headphone SELI 15 Connecting the processor to digital components ana eee 15 Connecting the processor to analog component none ecen 16 Listening to a Connected Component 11 nana nana nne na nse mesonin 18 Using Additional Headphones 23 Replacing the Ear Pads 24 Troubleshooting ccsseseeseeees 25 Precautions cccssseesssseeeeeseenes 29 Specifications seceesseeseeees 30 Bus The MDR DS6000 is a digital surround headphone system using 2 4 GHz wireless digital transmission You can enjoy multi channel surround sound with headphones by simply connecting the digital surround processor to a DVD device or a digital satellite TV receiver etc with the supplied optical digital connecting cable e Compatibility of MDR DS6000 with a wide variety of audio formats Compatible with Dolby Digital Dolby Pro Logic II DTS and MPEG 2 AAC formats Can play media marked with Dolby Digital Surround EX and DTS ES Wireless headphones using a digital radio frequency transmission system which reproduces uncompressed transmission sound resistant to external noise and interference Wireless transmission means you can use these headphones anywhere indoors without worrying about things getting in the way Range Up to approx 30 m Superior Virtualphones Technology creates a surround sound field within
34. t disassemble or attempt to open any parts of the system On power sources and placement e If you are not going to use the system for a long time unplug the AC power adaptor from the AC outlet When removing the plug grip the AC power adaptor Do not pull on the cord e Do not place the system in any of the following locations Location exposed to direct sunlight near a heater or other extremely high temperature location Dusty location On an unsteady or inclined surface Location exposed to large amounts of vibration Bathroom or other high humidity locations On headphones Act considerately When the volume is too high the sound leaks outside the headphones Be careful not to raise the volume so high that it bothers people around you There is a tendency to raise the volume when using in noisy places However for reasons of safety it is advised to keep the volume at a level whereby you can still hear sounds around you On cleaning Use a soft cloth slightly moistened with mild detergent solution Do not use solvents such as thinner benzene or alcohol as these may damage the surface When the product breaks e When the product breaks or if a foreign object gets inside the unit immediately turn off the power and consult your nearest Sony dealer e When taking the system to a Sony dealer be sure to take both the headphones and processor 29U5 Additional Information Specificati
35. the headphones with realistic presence Built in audio compression function for easy listening even in the bursting and whispering sound by compressing the dynamic range Built in digital through terminal Signal to the DIGITAL IN terminal is parallel routed through for convenient integration into your existing system with no need to reconfigure your hookup e Battery is automatically charged by placing the headphones on the processor Self adjusting mechanism headband eliminating the need for adjustment Auto Power On Off function automatically turns on the headphones when you put them on and turns them off when they are removed Uses either rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery supplied or commercially available size AA alkaline batteries e For reproduction of movie sound quality headphones use XD long stroke diaphragms with wide diameter 40 mm driver units Aus 1 2 3 4 SYNIC Intelligent Wireless is a trademark of Syncomm Technology Corp to represent uncompressed digital radio frequency transmission technology This technology employs a radio frequency carrier by which audio signals are transmitted with minimum delay and high fidelity The digital surround processor for this system incorporates the Dolby Digital decoder the Dolby Pro Logic II decoder the DTS decoder and the MPEG 2 AAC decoder Manufactured under licence from Dolby Laboratories and Digital Theater Systems Inc Dolby
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