Sony SRS-RA5000 Guida di riferimento
Help Guide
Wireless Speaker
SRS-RA5000
The following explains how to use this speaker. Select a topic from the navigation pane.
Getting started
Parts and controls
Parts and controls
About the indicators
Setting up the speaker
Connecting the speaker to an outlet
Adjusting sound to work best in the speaker's location (Sound Calibration)
Listening to music via a Wi-Fi network connection
Listening to music from streaming services
Installing “Google Home” and connecting to the Wi-Fi network
Playing music using a Chromecast-enabled app
Listening to music from the linked Alexa Built-in device
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Installing “Sony | Music Center” and connecting to the Wi-Fi network
Playing music by talking to an Alexa Built-in device
Enjoying 360 Reality Audio music
Playing the 360 Reality Audio sample music
Streaming music to the speaker from a streaming service that supports 360 Reality Audio
Enjoying high-resolution audio sources from a streaming service
Enjoying music from Spotify
Listening to music via a BLUETOOTH® connection
Pairing and connecting with BLUETOOTH devices
Connecting with an NFC-compatible device by One-touch (NFC)
Pairing with a computer (Windows)
Pairing with a computer (Mac)
Listening to music from the connected BLUETOOTH device
Terminating the BLUETOOTH connection (After use)
Listening to audio from a Sony brand TV via BLUETOOTH connection
Pairing with a TV
Listening to sound of the Paired TV
Listening to music via audio cable connection
Listening to audio from the device connected by an audio cable
Connecting a device equipped with a high-resolution output jack to enjoy high-resolution audio sources
Making sound settings
Changing the sound effects
Adjusting sound to work best in the speaker's location (Sound Calibration)
Setting the Up-firing Speaker Level
Using helpful functions
Turning on/off the System Sound
Using the Auto Standby function
Using the BLUETOOTH/Network Standby function
Checking on the Wi-Fi network signal strength
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Turning off the Wi-Fi and BLUETOOTH signals from the speaker
Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec)
Restoring the default settings of the speaker (Initialization)
Using “Sony | Music Center”
What you can do with “Sony | Music Center”
Installing “Sony | Music Center”
Information
About the voice guidance
Precautions
Copyrights and Trademarks
Notes on software
About software update and version checking
About notes and notice on software
Troubleshooting
When you have an issue:
Power supply
Unable to turn on the speaker
The power suddenly turns off
The Power indicator (red) is flashing
Sound
The BLUETOOTH connection is kept alive, but no sound comes out of the speaker or sound interruption occurs
No sound comes out of the speaker
Static, noise, or sound interruptions
Network connection
Unable to connect to a network via a Wi-Fi® connection
Playback is interrupted
BLUETOOTH
Unable to pair the speaker with a BLUETOOTH device
Unable to establish a connection with the One-touch (NFC) function
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Wireless Speaker
SRS-RA5000
Parts and controls
Reaction indicator1.
(Play/Pause) button2.
(Volume -)/ (Volume +) buttons3.
Power indicator4.
Input LED indicators
(Music Service) indicator
AUDIO IN indicator
(BLUETOOTH) indicator
5.
(Power)/ PAIRING button6.
(Input) button7.
(Sound Mode)/ CAL (Sound Calibration) button8.
N-Mark9.
AUDIO IN jack10.
LINK indicator11.
DC IN jack12.
Sound Mode indicator13.
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Wireless Speaker
SRS-RA5000
About the indicators
Power indicator
(Music Service) indicator
AUDIO IN indicator
BLUETOOTH indicator
Reaction indicator
Lights up (green) The speaker is turned on.
Flashes (green) The speaker is in the process of turning on or shifting into BLUETOOTH/Network Standby mode.
Flashes quickly
(green)
The speaker is updating the software.
While the speaker is downloading software updates, the LINK indicator (amber) also flashes
along with this indicator.
Lights up (amber) The speaker is in BLUETOOTH/Network Standby mode.
Turns off The speaker is turned off.
Flashes (red)
The speaker has detected an error and shifted into protect mode. For details, see The Power
indicator (red) is flashing.
Lights up (white) Wi-Fi network input is selected.
Lights up (green)
The speaker is connected to a music service and receiving input via a Wi-Fi network.
While the speaker is linked with an Alexa Built-in device, it is playing audio from Alexa.
Lights up (white) Audio input is selected.
Lights up (blue) The speaker is connected to an audio device via a BLUETOOTH connection.
Flashes (blue) BLUETOOTH input is selected.
Flashes quickly (blue) The speaker is in BLUETOOTH pairing mode.
Flashes (green) The (Play/Pause) button or the (Volume -)/ (Volume +) button was
touched.
Flashes quickly 3 times
(green) The speaker volume was maximized or minimized.
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Sound Mode indicator
LINK indicator
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Parts and controls
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Lights up
(cyan) Playback of 360 Reality Audio music is in progress.
Lights up
(white)
The Immersive Audio Enhancement is turned on.
For details about the Immersive Audio Enhancement, see Changing the sound effects.
Turns off The Immersive Audio Enhancement is turned off.
Flashes
once (cyan)
The Up-firing Speaker Level is changed from Low to High by operations of the (Sound Mode)/
CAL (Sound Calibration) button and the (Play/Pause) button on the speaker.
Flashes 3
times
(cyan)
The Up-firing Speaker Level is changed from High to Mid by operations of the (Sound Mode)/ CAL
(Sound Calibration) button and the (Play/Pause) button on the speaker.
Flashes 5
times
(cyan)
The Up-firing Speaker Level is changed from Mid to Low by operations of the (Sound Mode)/ CAL
(Sound Calibration) button and the (Play/Pause) button on the speaker.
Lights up (amber) The Wi-Fi network setup is completed and the speaker is connected to a Wi-Fi network.
Flashes (amber) The speaker is downloading software updates.
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Wireless Speaker
SRS-RA5000
Setting up the speaker
Follow the following procedure to set up the speaker.
Note
When setting up the speaker, avoid touching any of its buttons or exerting force on the speaker grill by accident.
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When carrying the speaker, hold the bottom of the speaker with both hands and place the speaker where
you are going to use it.
Set the speaker down with the logo of Sony ( ) facing the front.
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Wireless Speaker
SRS-RA5000
Connecting the speaker to an outlet
To turn off the speaker
When the BLUETOOTH/Network Standby function is turned off (the default setting):
Touch the (Power)/ PAIRING button.
The Power indicator turns off.
When the BLUETOOTH/Network Standby function is turned on:
Touch the (Power)/ PAIRING button.
The Power indicator (amber) lights up.
Hint
Connect the speaker to an outlet.
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Connect the AC power cord to the supplied AC adapter.
1.
Connect the AC adapter to the DC IN jack on the bottom of the speaker.
2.
Plug in the AC power cord to an outlet.
3.
Touch the (Power)/ PAIRING button to turn on the speaker, and keep over 1 m (3.3 feet) ( ) away
from it.
The Power indicator (green) lights up.
When you turn on the speaker for the first time, the Sound Calibration automatically starts. The speaker beeps to
adjust to the proper sound balance for your room.
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