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How to Link Sony Wireless Speakers

People who enjoy listening to a lot of music and watching a lot of movies at home often choose Sony wireless speakers. These speakers provide the high quality sound details that most speakers don't. Linking these speakers to your home entertainment system shouldn't take that long if you have the right equipment.


 

Items Needed:



  • Transceiver

  • Main Speaker Unit

  • Speaker Unit Owner’s Manual

  • Flashlight

  • Extension Cord



  1. Install the transceiver into the back of the main receiver unit. The transceiver should be a plastic block that's a little bigger than a deck of playing cards. Refer to your receiver’s owners manual for detailed instructions if you're unsure about the installation process.  

  2. Adjust the channel on the main speaker unit to one of the "S-AIR" channels. Usually there are three options: A, B or C. Make sure the room where you have the main receiver unit is well lit so you can easily see the screen and the buttons you're pressing. Add more lighting or use a flashlight if you cannot see well.

  3. Plug the power cord of the main receiver unit into an electrical outlet. Use an extension cord if the power cord that came with the main receiver is too short.

  4. Power the main receiver unit on. The power button should be clearly marked on the unit. Refer to the owner’s manual once again if you cannot find the power button.

  5. Finish the linking process by pressing the "pairing" button on the back of the receiver unit. This is a small button and it may require something like a toothpick to press it.