Setting The Fm Transmitter; Setting The Blue Background Screen; Exiting The Menu Operation - Sony MV-65ST Mode D'emploi

Setting the FM transmitter

When using the player in the car, you can
transmit the audio signals to the FM radio and
output the signals from the car stereo. Do the
procedure below to turn on or off the FM
transmitter and select the frequency.
1
Press (MENU) on the monitor repeatedly
until the "FM Transmitter" appears.
2
Press (VOL) +/– on the monitor to select
"On" or "Off."
The default setting is "On."
3
To select the frequency, press (REVERSE)
on the monitor.
"Frequency" screen appears.
4
Press (VOL) +/– on the monitor to select
the frequency.
The settable range is 92.9 MHz to 102.9
MHz, in 0.2-MHz steps.
5
Press (REVERSE) on the monitor to
return to "FM Transmitter" screen.
When 5 seconds elapse with no button
pressed, normal display resumes.
Notes
• If headphones are connected to the player, FM
transmitter function does not work even when
"On" is selected.
• Depending on the location in which this player is
attached, FM signals may not reach the car radio
and audio output from the car stereo may
become interrupted. If this happens, adjust the
position of the FM transmission antenna or move
the reception antenna of the car radio closer to
the player.
• If noise is heard due to the interference with the
local FM broadcast, change the FM transmission
frequency.
• When the FM transmitter is turned off, you
cannot change the frequency setting.
Setting the blue background
screen
When this item is set to "On," the blue
background screen appears when no video
signal is received.
1
Press (MENU) on the monitor repeatedly
until the "Blue Back" appears.
2
Press (VOL) +/– on the monitor to select
"On" or "Off."
The default setting is "Off."
When 5 seconds elapse with no button
pressed, normal display resumes.

Exiting the menu operation

1
Press (MENU) on the monitor repeatedly
until the "Menu Off" appears.
2
Press (MENU) on the monitor again.
The normal screen resumes.
When 5 seconds elapse with no button
pressed, normal display resumes.
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