Sony VGF-WA1 49

Top layer	Second layer	Description
Server Settings		You can set to connect to a server automatically; and can delete a
		server from the history list.
	Server Auto Connect	You can set to connect to the last connected server automatically in PC
		Streaming Function (page 32). (default: On)
	Server Delete	(page 32)
Network		You can set how to connect to the server via wireless LAN, either with
Settings		the Wireless Adapter or with an access point (page 52).
			Wireless Adapter (default)
			Access Point
Options		You can change various settings.
	Beep	You can set to beep or not to beep when a button is pressed. (default:
		On)
	Audio Out	You can set where to output the audio, the speakers or the LINE OUT
		and OPTICAL OUT jacks.
			Speaker (default)
			Line/Optical

Notes

You cannot output the audio to both the speakers and the LINE OUT and OPTICAL OUT jacks at the same time.

If headphones are plugged into this device, the audio is output to the headphones regardless of this setting.

You cannot adjust the volume when [Line/Optical] is selected.

You may not be able to play some content when outputting to the OPTICAL OUT jack.

When you output the audio to the OPTICAL OUT jack, you cannot record the audio by using a recording device which has an optical input jack (such as MD or DAT), as SCMS (Serial Copy Management System) prevents the recording.

AUX Sensitivity You can adjust the sensitivity of the AUX jack to match the output level of the audio device connected to the AUX jack.

Normal (for connecting to a portable audio device, such as a Walkman) (default)

Middle

Low (for connecting to a stereo component, etc.)


	Note
		You can change this setting only when you are in Auxiliary Function.
Backlight	You can set whether the backlight of the display window and control
	panel always stays on or goes on/out automatically while this device is
	turned on.
		Auto On/Off - The backlight turns off automatically after 90
		seconds elapses without operations. When the backlight is off, if you
		stand in front of this device or operate it, the backlight lights up
		automatically (default).
		Always On - The backlight always stays on.

Notes

If the AC adapter is plugged into this device and it is in standby mode, the backlight of the display window always stays on regardless of this setting.

If the USB cable is plugged into this device, the backlight of the keys stays off.

Others

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Contents

Page For customers in the USA Owner’s record FCC Notice Declaration of Conformity FCC Radiation Exposure Statement About the Wireless LAN Function Industry Canada Notice Avis de L’Industrie Canada IC RSS-210(Canada) Table of Contents About the supplied guides Illustrations used in this guide Page What this product can do Useful features to enjoy music Operating environment Computers that can be connected to this product Additional Supporting Software Check the supplied accessories Names of parts Overview Display window Web Radio Function Auxiliary Function Control panel Rear view Wireless Adapter Remote control Preparing the remote control for use Overview of connection and preparation About connecting the Wireless Digital Audio and a computer Overview of setup 1. Plugging the Wireless Digital Audio into a power outlet 2.Installing and setting up the necessary software for Wireless Digital Audio 3. Preparing the computer Plug into a power outlet Install and set up the necessary software to use this device Setting up using the supplied Wireless Adapter Setting up using the supplied CD-ROM Preparing the computer To use the VAIO Media Integrated Server When using Windows Media Connect Page Windows Media Connect main window For more information about Windows Media Connect When using Windows Media Player For more information about the Windows Media Player Operation flow 1.Turning on the power 2.Selecting the function 3. Selecting content 4. Playing content Turning on the power Using the internal battery Playable file formats Selecting a server Selecting music from the list (Browse Function) About play modes Selecting a radio station from the list (Browse Function) Downloadable file formats Downloading a music file to the internal memory Deleting music files in the internal memory Initializing the internal memory Sound settings Providing a consistent volume level for music files (Dynamic Normalizer) Boosting bass (Dynamic Bass Boost) Adjusting the sound quality to suit your taste (6 Band Equalizer) Enhancing the stereo feeling (VPT Wide Stereo) Adjusting the acoustic response of the speakers (Digital Linear Phase) Using On-Timer Timer settings Using the Sleep Timer Page Page For more convenient use of the Wireless Digital Audio Setting your computer to start up automatically Confirming/changing the go to standby time Page Changing settings Page Page Page Wireless LAN settings To connect via the Wireless Adapter To connect via an access point Page Setting up the proxy server settings for the Wireless Adapter connection Using the Wireless Adapter Manager Starting the Wireless Adapter Manager Refreshing the Wireless Digital Audio list Registering a Wireless Digital Audio Resetting the registration Enabling the Internet connection Precautions Do not drop this device About install location About condensation Precautions when disposing of the battery About this device Cleaning Specifications Playable/downloadable file formats Getting Help Sony support options Page Troubleshooting Page Charging Listening to the music files stored on a computer (PC Streaming Function) Page Page Listening to web radio (Web Radio Function) Listening to the audio device (Auxiliary Function) Timer settings Changing settings Others