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User Manual Sony MHC-V5 Mini Hifi Component System
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MHC
-
V5
MHC-
V5.GB.4-531-
350-
12
(1)
4-531-350-
12
(1)
Home Audio S
ystem
Oper
ating Instructions
Getting Started
Disc/USB Playback
USB T
ransfer
T
uner
BLUET
OOTH
Sound Adjustment
Other Opera
tions
Additional Information
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Summary of Contents for Sony MHC-V5:
Guide to parts and controls
8
Getting Started
12
Hooking up the system securely
12
Setting the clock
14
Changing the display mode
14
Disc/USB Playback
15
Playing a disc
15
Before using the USB device with this system
15
Playing a USB device
16
Searching for a track or audio file (Track Search)
16
Using play mode
17
USB Transfer
19
Transferring music
19
Tuner
23
Listening to the radio
23
BLUETOOTH
24
About the BLUETOOTH wireless technology
24
Listening to music wirelessly on a BLUETOOTH device
24
Setting the BLUETOOTH audio codecs
28
Setting the BLUETOOTH standby mode
29
Using âSongPalâ via BLUETOOTH
29
Sound Adjustment
30
Adjusting the sound
30
Creating your own sound effect
30
Creating a party atmosphere (DJ EFFECT)
31
Other Operations
32
Using the Party Chain function
32
Setting the Party Chain sound mode
34
Viewing information on the display
35
Changing the illumination pattern and color
35
Using the timers
35
Using optional equipment
37
Deactivating the buttons on the unit (Child Lock)
37
Setting the automatic standby function
38
Additional Information
39
Playable discs
39
Websites for compatible devices and dedicated applications
40
Troubleshooting
40
Messages
45
Precautions
46
Specifications
48
File type: PDF
File name: 63289225_mhc-v5.pdf
File size: 364.5 KB
File Language: English
Pages: 52
Author: Sony
Published: 2021-05-12
Updated: 2023-05-09
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Specifications
Brand:
Sony
Model: MHC-V5
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Table of Contents
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Guide to parts and controls
8
Getting Started
12
Hooking up the system securely
12
Setting the clock
14
Changing the display mode
14
Disc/USB Playback
15
Playing a disc
15
Before using the USB device with this system
15
Playing a USB device
16
Searching for a track or audio file (Track Search)
16
Using play mode
17
USB Transfer
19
Transferring music
19
Tuner
23
Listening to the radio
23
BLUETOOTH
24
About the BLUETOOTH wireless technology
24
Listening to music wirelessly on a BLUETOOTH device
24
Setting the BLUETOOTH audio codecs
28
Setting the BLUETOOTH standby mode
29
Using âSongPalâ via BLUETOOTH
29
Sound Adjustment
30
Adjusting the sound
30
Creating your own sound effect
30
Creating a party atmosphere (DJ EFFECT)
31
Other Operations
32
Using the Party Chain function
32
Setting the Party Chain sound mode
34
Viewing information on the display
35
Changing the illumination pattern and color
35
Using the timers
35
Using optional equipment
37
Deactivating the buttons on the unit (Child Lock)
37
Setting the automatic standby function
38
Additional Information
39
Playable discs
39
Websites for compatible devices and dedicated applications
40
Troubleshooting
40
Messages
45
Precautions
46
Specifications
48
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