Enjoying Music With The Speaker Lights Turned On; Using An Optional Equipment; Setting The Automatic Standby Function - Sony GTK-XB7 Mode D'emploi

Enjoying music with the
Speaker Lights turned on
1
Press LIGHT –
The Speaker Lights are turned on.
2
Press LIGHT – RAVE or LIGHT
– CHILL.
The illumination pattern changes
depending on the button you
press.
• RAVE: a light mode suitable
for dance music with a lot of
flashing
• CHILL: a light mode suitable for
relaxing music
You can also select various light
modes such as the following by
using "SongPal" (page 20).
• RANDOM FLASH OFF: a light
mode without flash suitable for
all music, including dance music
• HOT: a light mode of warm color
• COOL: a light mode of cool color
• STROBE: a light mode with an
electronic flash of white color
To turn off the Speaker Lights
Press LIGHT – again.
Note
If the illumination brightness is glaring,
switch on the room lights or turn off the
illumination.
Using an optional
equipment
1
Connect an optional
equipment to the AUDIO IN
L/R jacks on the unit using an
audio cord (not supplied).
2
Press AUDIO IN.
The AUDIO IN indicator on the unit
lights up.
3
Start playback on the
connected equipment.
.
4
Adjust the volume.
Adjust the volume of the
connected equipment first. If the
volume level is still too low, adjust
the volume level on the system
using  +/–.
Note
The system may enter standby mode
automatically if the volume level of the
connected equipment is too low. In this
case, increase the volume level of the
equipment. To turn off the automatic
standby function, see "Setting the automatic
standby function" (page 27).
Setting the automatic
standby function
By default, this system is set to turn
off automatically in about 15 minutes
when there is no operation or audio
signal output.
To turn off the function, hold
down  more than 3 seconds
while the system is turned on.
To turn on the function, repeat the
procedure.
You can also configure this setting
and make sure whether this
function is turned on or off by using
"SongPal." For details on "SongPal,"
see "Using "SongPal" via BLUETOOTH"
(page 20).
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