Page 1 Help Guide Personal Audio System SRS-X99 The following explains how to use this speaker. Select a topic from the navigation pane on the left. The content referenced in the Wi-Fi Startup Guide and Operating Instructions are described in detail through the following links.
Page 2: Audio Cable Connection (Audio In Port, Portable Audio Device)
You can connect a USB flash drive to the USB A port. USB connection (USB A port, Walkman) You can connect a Walkman to the USB A port. USB connection (USB B port, High-resolution supported Walkman) You can connect a high-resolution supported Walkman to the USB B port. USB connection (USB B port, PC/Mac) You can play High-Resolution Audio format files on your PC with the speaker, after downloading and installing the required driver and Hi-Res Audio Player to your PC.
Page 3 Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod Listening to music on a Walkman Listening to music on a PC (Windows 8) Listening to music on a PC (Windows 7) Listening to music on a PC (Windows Vista) Listening to music on a Mac Listening to music on a USB flash drive Listening to High-Resolution Audio format files Information...
Page 4 How to Use Troubleshooting 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table Of Contents SRS-X99 Help Guide ........................Network Connection (wired) ......................Playback via a network (Windows 8, Windows Media Player) ............Playback via a network (Windows 7, Windows Media Player) ............Playback via a network (internet music streaming service) ............
Page 6 Listening to music on a device via a USB connection (USB-A) ........Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B) ......... Listening to music from an internet streaming service (music service) ......Listening to the same music with multiple speakers or different music in different places (SongPal Link function) ................
Page 7 Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc., by connecting with an audio cable (AUDIO IN) ......................Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod .................. Selecting the network connection method ................How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices ..........
Page 8 Listening to music on a Mac ......................Selecting the network connection method ................About home network (DLNA) ....................How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices .......... Listening to music on a computer via a network (Mac) ............Listening to music on a PC via a BLUETOOTH connection ..........
Page 9 Sound ......................................................... USB device ........................... iPhone/iPad/iPod (USB-A) ....................Additional information ........................Software update ........................Reset ............................ Disposal and transfer ......................How to Use ........................... Troubleshooting ..........................TOC-5...
Page 10 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connection method 4: Connecting to a wired network This section describes how to connect the speaker to a wireless router with a commercially-available LAN cable, then how to connect the router to the computer.
Page 11 When you connect the speaker to a network for the first time after purchase, or after you initialize the speaker, the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function is turned on automatically. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 12 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 8) (Windows Media Player) You can use a PC as a controller (operating device). Music can be played back by using the [Play To] function, after starting Windows Media Player. Follow the instructions on the PC screen to operate.
Page 13 5. Right-click or press and hold a song to be played. 6. Select [Play To] from the menu. The device list appears. 7. Select [SRS-X99]. 8. Play back the selected song, and adjust the volume. The selected song will be heard from the speaker.
Page 14 Some content may not be playable with DLNA certified products. Related Topic Parts and controls (Remote control) Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function Listening to music on a PC via a Wi-Fi network Setting your PC as a DLNA server and controller (Windows 8) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 15 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 7) (Windows Media Player) You can use a PC as a controller (operating device). Music stored in the PC can be played back by simple operations with the [Play To] function of Windows 7. Follow the instructions on the PC screen to operate.
Page 16 6. Select [SRS-X99]. 7. Play back the selected song, and adjust the volume. The selected song will be heard from the speaker. To enjoy a more dynamic sound Remove the speaker grille from the front of the speaker with the speaker grille detach tool (supplied).* Keep the removed grille on a flat surface to prevent distortion.
Page 17 Some content may not be playable with DLNA certified products. Related Topic Parts and controls (Remote control) Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function Setting your PC as a DLNA server and controller (Windows 7) Listening to music on a PC via a Wi-Fi network 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 18 The specification and design of the application may change without notice. 1. Tap [SongPal] on your smartphone/iPhone to start up the application. SongPal 2. Tap [SRS-X99]. 3. Tap the desired music service. The selected music service starts, and a list of playable music is displayed.
Page 19 In some cases, the speaker may need to be activated by a music service. Follow the instructions on the music service’s application or SongPal. The services that the third parties provide may be revised, stopped, and discontinued without a notice. Sony bears no responsibility for this.
Page 20 1. Connect the speaker and your smartphone/iPhone to the same SSID of your wireless router. 2. Connect the SongPal Link compatible devices to the same wireless router as that used by the speaker and the smartphone/iPhone. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 21 USB flash drive. Sony is not responsible for any loss or damage to data in a USB flash drive that is connected to the speaker. Sony does not guarantee correct operation when a USB hub or USB extension cable is used.
Page 22: Getting Started
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Getting Started Overview Parts and controls Included items Power source 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 23 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 SongPal About SongPal Wi-Fi network connection Device control Speaker settings 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 24 Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows Vista) Listening to music on a computer via a network (Mac) Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod via a network Listening to music on an Xperia via a network 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 25 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music via BLUETOOTH connection How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices Listening to music on a device via a BLUETOOTH connection 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 26 Listening to music on a Walkman via a USB connection (USB-A) Listening to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman via a USB connection (USB-B) Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 27 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music by connecting with an audio cable Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc., by connecting with an audio cable (AUDIO IN) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 28 Listening to music on an Xperia via a network Listening to music on a device via a BLUETOOTH connection Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc., by connecting with an audio cable (AUDIO IN) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 29 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices Listening to music on a device via a BLUETOOTH connection Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc., by connecting with an audio cable (AUDIO IN) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 30 Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod via a BLUETOOTH connection Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod via a USB connection (USB-A) Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc., by connecting with an audio cable (AUDIO IN) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 31 If the Walkman does not have a WM-PORT (22 pin), connect it to the AUDIO IN jack with a commercially-available USB cable. Sony is not responsible for any loss of data stored in a Walkman that is connected to the speaker. Related Topic...
Page 32 USB B port ( Note Sony is not responsible for any loss or damage to data in a Walkman that is connected to the speaker. The Walkman will not be charged if it is connected to the USB B port (...
Page 33 For details on installing, refer to the download webpages. Note Sony does not guarantee correct operation when a USB hub or USB extension cable is used. Do not disconnect a computer during operation. To prevent damage to data, stop playback and turn off the power of...
Page 34 Related Topic About High-Resolution Audio format files Installing Media Go and Hi-Res Audio Player to a PC Listening to music on a computer Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 35 Be sure to turn off the power of the device before making any connections. 1. Connect a device to the AUDIO IN jack with a audio cable (not supplied). Related Topic Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 36 Listening to music on a Walkman via a USB connection (USB-A) Listening to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman via a USB connection (USB-B) Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc., by connecting with an audio cable (AUDIO IN) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 37 Listening to music on a PC via a network (Modern UI) Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 8) Listening to music on a PC via a BLUETOOTH connection Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 38 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 7) Listening to music on a PC via a BLUETOOTH connection Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 39 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows Vista) Listening to music on a PC via a BLUETOOTH connection Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 40 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices Listening to music on a computer via a network (Mac) Listening to music on a PC via a BLUETOOTH connection Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 41 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a USB flash drive Listening to music on a USB flash drive via a USB connection (USB-A) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 42 Listening to music on a USB flash drive via a USB connection (USB-A) Listening to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman via a USB connection (USB-B) Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 43 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Information About the indicators Compatible devices and operating systems Software update Wi-Fi signal strength About standby functions Notes on use Trademarks Support website 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 44 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 45 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Main unit Power supply Sound 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 46 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Remote control Remote control operation 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 47 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Network Network connection Music Services Home network (DLNA) AirPlay 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 48 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 BLUETOOTH Pairing One-touch connection (NFC) Sound 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 49 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 USB device iPhone/iPad/iPod (USB-A) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 50 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Additional information Software update Reset Disposal and transfer 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 51: What You Can Do With The Speaker
Help Guide List of Topics Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to Use Getting Started Overview What you can do with the speaker Parts and controls Parts and controls (Main unit) Parts and controls (Remote control) Included items Checking the included items...
Page 52 Speaker settings Setting the sound quality Setting the auto standby function Setting the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function Setting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) Listening to music via home network Selecting the network connection method Selecting the Wi-Fi network connection method Selecting the wired network connection method About home network (DLNA) DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance)
Page 53 Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 7) (Windows Media Player) Listening to music on a PC via a network (Media Go) Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows Vista) Connection method 1: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using the WPS button of a wireless router Connection method 2: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using a computer connected with a LAN cable Connection method 3: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using a PC connected wirelessly (Windows Vista) Connection method 4: Connecting to a wired network...
Page 54 Disconnecting the NFC-compatible device by one touch (NFC) Switching devices by one touch (NFC) Listening to music via USB connection Listening to music on a USB flash drive via a USB connection (USB-A) Connecting a USB flash drive Listening to music on a USB flash drive Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod via a USB connection (USB-A) Connecting an iPhone/iPad/iPod Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod...
Page 55 Connection method 3: Connecting with an NFC-compatible device by one touch (NFC) Listening to music on a device via a BLUETOOTH connection Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) Terminating the BLUETOOTH connection (After use) Disconnecting the NFC-compatible device by one touch (NFC) Switching devices by one touch (NFC) Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc., by connecting with an audio cable (AUDIO IN) Connecting to a portable audio device, etc.
Page 56 Listening to music on a device via a BLUETOOTH connection Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) Terminating the BLUETOOTH connection (After use) Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod via a USB connection (USB-A) Connecting an iPhone/iPad/iPod Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc., by connecting with an audio cable (AUDIO IN) Connecting to a portable audio device, etc.
Page 57 Connection method 2: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using a computer connected with a LAN cable Connection method 3: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using a PC connected wirelessly (Modern UI) Connection method 4: Connecting to a wired network Connection method 5: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch Setting your PC as a DLNA server and controller (Windows 8) Setting your PC for operating from a controller such as smartphone/ iPhone (Windows 8) Listening with the AirPlay function (iTunes)
Page 58 Connection method 2: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using a computer connected with a LAN cable Connection method 3: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using a PC connected wirelessly (Windows 7/Windows 8) Connection method 4: Connecting to a wired network Connection method 5: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch Setting your PC as a DLNA server and controller (Windows 7) Listening with the AirPlay function (iTunes)
Page 59 Terminating the BLUETOOTH connection (After use) Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B) Connecting a computer/Installing the driver Installing Media Go and Hi-Res Audio Player to a PC Listening to music on a computer Listening to music on a Mac Selecting the network connection method Selecting the Wi-Fi network connection method Selecting the wired network connection method...
Page 60 Listening to High-Resolution Audio format files via a network Listening to music on a USB flash drive via a USB connection (USB-A) Connecting a USB flash drive Listening to music on a USB flash drive Listening to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman via a USB connection (USB-B) Connecting a high-resolution supported Walkman Listening to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B)
Page 61 Help Guide List of Topics Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting What can I do to solve a problem? Main unit Power supply Unable to turn on the speaker None of the speaker buttons can be operated. The setup conditions of the speaker used last time are not retained.
Page 62 Playback does not start A music file cannot be played back AirPlay The speaker cannot be found from an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch or a computer with iTunes Music started automatically (AirPlay) There is no sound, or the sound skips during playback The speaker cannot be operated BLUETOOTH Pairing...
Page 63 (on/standby) indicator turns off. When the (on/standby) indicator turns off, the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function is turned off and the speaker enters the standby mode. Related Topic Turning the power off Setting the auto standby function Standby mode differences 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 64: Parts And Controls (Remote Control)
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Parts and controls (Remote control) This Help Guide refers to the buttons on the speaker for explaining operations. (on/standby) button Press to turn the speaker’s power on and off. The (on/standby) indicator flashes and lights up when the button is pressed.
Page 65 The NETWORK indicator flashes and lights up when the button is pressed. Hint When the speaker receives signals from the remote control, the reaction indicator flashes. Related Topic Parts and controls (Main unit) Inserting the batteries of the remote control About the indicators 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 66 The specification and design of the application may change without notice. 1. Set up your PC as a DLNA server. For details about settings, see Related Topic below. 2. Tap [SongPal] on your smartphone/iPhone to start up the application. SongPal 3. Tap [SRS-X99]. 4. Tap [Home Network].
Page 67 5. Select the DLNA server registered for your PC, by following the on-screen instruction of SongPal. 6. Select a song from the list and start playback. Music in your PC will be heard from the speaker. To enjoy a more dynamic sound Remove the speaker grille from the front of the speaker with the speaker grille detach tool (supplied).* Keep the removed grille on a flat surface to prevent distortion.
Page 68 Setting your PC as a DLNA server and controller (Windows 8) Setting your PC for operating from a controller such as smartphone/ iPhone (Windows 8) Setting your PC as a DLNA server and controller (Windows 7) Setting your PC as a DLNA server (Windows Vista) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 69 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Setting your PC as a DLNA server and controller (Windows 8) Windows 8 supports DLNA1.5. A Windows 8 PC can be used as both a DLNA server and controller. By operating from a Windows 8 PC, you can enjoy music stored in a DLNA server (including a Windows 8 PC) on your home network with the speaker if you set the following.
Page 70 Setting your PC for operating from a controller such as smartphone/ iPhone (Windows 8) Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 8) (Windows Media Player) Listening to music on a PC via a Wi-Fi network 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 71 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Setting your PC as a DLNA server and controller (Windows 7) A Windows 7 PC can be used as both DLNA server and controller. By operating from a Windows 7 PC and DLNA controller on your home network, you can enjoy music stored in a DLNA server (including a Windows 7 PC) on your home network with the speaker if you set the following.
Page 72 6. Select [Choose media streaming options…] from [Media streaming]. 7. If [Media streaming is not turned on] appears in the [Media streaming options] screen, select [Turn on media streaming]. 8. Select [Allow All]. The [Allow All Media Devices] screen appears. If all the devices in the local network are allowed ([Allow]) to access your network, select [OK] and close the screen.
Page 73 Related Topic Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 7) (Windows Media Player) Listening to music on a PC via a Wi-Fi network 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 74 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a USB flash drive You can connect a USB flash drive to the USB A port ( A) directly. You can also use a commercially-available USB cable to connect a USB device.
Page 75 Note Sony is not responsible for any loss or damage to data in a USB flash drive that is connected to the speaker. Do not disconnect a USB flash drive during operation. To prevent damage to data, stop playback, then turn off the power of the speaker before disconnecting the device.
Page 76 1. Connect the device to the USB A port ( A) of the speaker. For details about connection, see Related Topic below. 2. Tap [SongPal] on your smartphone/iPhone to start up the application. SongPal 3. Tap [SRS-X99]. 4. Tap [USB].
Page 77 Keep the removed grille on a flat surface to prevent distortion. Note Do not touch the exposed part of the speaker (speaker units) after removing the speaker grille. Related Topic Connecting a USB flash drive Connecting an iPhone/iPad/iPod Connecting a Walkman 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 78 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Overview What you can do with the speaker Introduction to the main features 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 79 Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Parts and controls Parts and controls (Main unit) Introduction to the buttons, terminals and indicators on the speaker. Parts and controls (Remote control) Introduction to the buttons on the remote control. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 80: Included Items
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Included items Checking the included items Check that all items are included with the speaker before use. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 81: Power Source
You can charge your USB device via a USB connection to the speaker. Auto standby function If no operation is performed and no sound is input for about 15 minutes, the speaker turns off automatically. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 82: About Songpal
About SongPal How to use the SongPal screen SongPal is a application for controlling Sony audio devices which are compatible with SongPal, by your smartphone/iPhone. What you can do with SongPal SongPal can set up a Wi-Fi connection with the speaker, allowing you to select/play music on the PC or server via your home network.
Page 83: Wi-Fi Network Connection
Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using SongPal (iPhone) You can connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network using SongPal installed on your iPhone. First, make a BLUETOOTH connection between the speaker and the iPhone. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 84: Device Control
You can use various music streaming services offered on the internet, using SongPal installed on your smartphone/iPhone. Listening to the same music with multiple speakers or different music in different places (SongPal Link function) You can play the same music in different places at the same time. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 85: Speaker Settings
You can turn on/off the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function of the speaker, using your smartphone/iPhone with SongPal installed. Setting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) You can select the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality of the speaker, using SongPal installed on your smartphone/iPhone. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 86: Selecting The Network Connection Method
Select the network connection method, which depends on your network environment. Selecting the wired network connection method Connect the speaker to your wireless router with a commercially-available LAN cable, then connect the router to the computer. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 87: About Home Network (Dlna)
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 About home network (DLNA) DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) You can listen to music stored in a DLNA server (for example, a PC) on a home network using the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 88: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Network (Modern Ui)
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a PC via a network (Modern UI) Connection method 1: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using the WPS button of a wireless router If your wireless router has a WPS button (AOSS), you can connect to the Wi-Fi network by this method.
Page 89: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Network (Windows 8)
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 8) Connection method 1: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using the WPS button of a wireless router If your wireless router has a WPS button (AOSS), you can connect to the Wi-Fi network by this method.
Page 90: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Network (Windows 7)
You can listen to music stored in a Windows 7 PC connected to your network. Listening to music on a PC via a network (Media Go) You can listen to music stored in a PC connected to your network using Media Go. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 91: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Network (Windows Vista)
You can listen to music stored in a computer with iTunes by using AirPlay. Listening to music on a PC via a network (Media Go) You can listen to music stored in a PC connected to your network using Media Go. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 92: Listening To Music On A Computer Via A Network (Mac)
Connect the speaker to the same Wi-Fi network as the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch with iOS 8 or later. Listening with the AirPlay function (iTunes) You can listen to music stored in a computer with iTunes by using AirPlay. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 93: Listening To Music On An Iphone/Ipad/Ipod Via A Network
Connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network that the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch with iOS 8 or later has been connected to. Listening with the AirPlay function (iPhone/iPad/iPod touch) You can listen to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch using the speaker with AirPlay. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 94: Listening To Music On An Xperia Via A Network
Connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network that the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch with iOS 8 or later has been connected to. Listening to music with the WALKMAN application (Xperia) You can listen to music on an Xperia using the speaker with the WALKMAN application installed on your Xperia. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 95: How To Make A Wireless Connection With Bluetooth Devices
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices An overview of pairing and BLUETOOTH connection with a BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 96: Listening To Music On A Device Via A Bluetooth Connection
You can disconnect the speaker from a connected smartphone by touching the speaker with it. Switching devices by one touch (NFC) You can switch devices by touching a new device once on the N-Mark of the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 97: Listening To Music On A Usb Flash Drive Via A Usb Connection (Usb-A)
You can connect a USB flash drive to the USB A port. Listening to music on a USB flash drive You can listen to music stored in a USB flash drive connected to the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 98: Listening To Music On An Iphone/Ipad/Ipod Via A Usb Connection (Usb-A)
Connecting an iPhone/iPad/iPod You can connect an iPhone/iPad/iPod to the USB A port. Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod You can listen to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 99: Listening To Music On A Walkman Via A Usb Connection (Usb-A)
Connecting a Walkman You can connect a Walkman to the USB A port. Listening to music on a Walkman You can enjoy music on a Walkman that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 100: Listening To Music On A High-Resolution Supported Walkman Via A Usb Connection (Usb-B)
Connecting a high-resolution supported Walkman You can connect a high-resolution supported Walkman to the USB B port. Listening to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman You can listen to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman connected to the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 101: Listening To Music On A Computer Via A Usb Connection (Usb-B)
"Media Go" and "Hi-Res Audio Player" need to be downloaded and installed to your computer before playing High-Resolution Audio format files. Listening to music on a computer You can listen to music on a PC or Mac that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 102: Listening To Music On A Portable Audio Device, Etc., By Connecting With An Audio Cable (Audio In)
You can connect a portable audio device, etc., with a commercially-available audio cable. Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc. You can enjoy music of a portable audio device, etc., connected to the AUDIO IN jack. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 103: Selecting The Network Connection Method
Select the network connection method, which depends on your network environment. Selecting the wired network connection method Connect the speaker to your wireless router with a commercially-available LAN cable, then connect the router to the computer. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 104: How To Make A Wireless Connection With Bluetooth Devices
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices An overview of pairing and BLUETOOTH connection with a BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 105: Listening To Music On An Xperia Via A Network
Connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network that the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch with iOS 8 or later has been connected to. Listening to music with the WALKMAN application (Xperia) You can listen to music on an Xperia using the speaker with the WALKMAN application installed on your Xperia. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 106: Listening To Music On A Device Via A Bluetooth Connection
You can disconnect the speaker from a connected smartphone by touching the speaker with it. Switching devices by one touch (NFC) You can switch devices by touching a new device once on the N-Mark of the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 107: Listening To Music On A Portable Audio Device, Etc., By Connecting With An Audio Cable (Audio In)
You can connect a portable audio device, etc., with a commercially-available audio cable. Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc. You can enjoy music of a portable audio device, etc., connected to the AUDIO IN jack. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 108: How To Make A Wireless Connection With Bluetooth Devices
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices An overview of pairing and BLUETOOTH connection with a BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 109: Listening To Music On A Device Via A Bluetooth Connection
You can disconnect the speaker from a connected smartphone by touching the speaker with it. Switching devices by one touch (NFC) You can switch devices by touching a new device once on the N-Mark of the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 110: Listening To Music On A Portable Audio Device, Etc., By Connecting With An Audio Cable (Audio In)
You can connect a portable audio device, etc., with a commercially-available audio cable. Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc. You can enjoy music of a portable audio device, etc., connected to the AUDIO IN jack. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 111: Selecting The Network Connection Method
Select the network connection method, which depends on your network environment. Selecting the wired network connection method Connect the speaker to your wireless router with a commercially-available LAN cable, then connect the router to the computer. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 112: How To Make A Wireless Connection With Bluetooth Devices
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices An overview of pairing and BLUETOOTH connection with a BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 113: Listening To Music On An Iphone/Ipad/Ipod Via A Network
Connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network that the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch with iOS 8 or later has been connected to. Listening with the AirPlay function (iPhone/iPad/iPod touch) You can listen to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch using the speaker with AirPlay. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 114: Listening To Music On An Iphone/Ipad/Ipod Via A Bluetooth Connection
Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) You can select the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality of the speaker. Terminating the BLUETOOTH connection (After use) After use, terminate the BLUETOOTH connection between the speaker and BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 115: Listening To Music On An Iphone/Ipad/Ipod Via A Usb Connection (Usb-A)
Connecting an iPhone/iPad/iPod You can connect an iPhone/iPad/iPod to the USB A port. Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod You can listen to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 116: Listening To Music On A Portable Audio Device, Etc., By Connecting With An Audio Cable (Audio In)
You can connect a portable audio device, etc., with a commercially-available audio cable. Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc. You can enjoy music of a portable audio device, etc., connected to the AUDIO IN jack. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 117: Listening To Music On A Walkman
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a Walkman You can listen to music on a Walkman by connecting it to the USB A port ( A) with the USB cable supplied with the Walkman.
Page 118 Note The speaker supports only audio playback functions of Walkman. Sony is not responsible for loss or damage of data in a Walkman that is connected to the speaker. Correct operation is not guaranteed, even for a supported Walkman. When the Walkman is connected, sound is not output from its headphone jack.
Page 119 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Charging USB devices, such as smartphones You can charge your smartphone via a USB connection to the speaker. 1. Connect a USB device such as a smartphone to the USB A port ( A) with a commercially-available USB cable or the USB cable supplied with your USB device.
Page 120 Connecting an iPhone/iPad/iPod Connecting a Walkman 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 121 64 or 128 times the sampling rate of CD audio and is simply known as DSD 2.8 MHz or DSD 5.6 MHz. For some engineers, this is the closest a digital file sample can get to an original analog source. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 122 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman You can connect a high-resolution supported Walkman to the speaker with an optional High-Resolution Audio USB Adaptor WM-PORT Cable. The speaker will receive unconverted digital audio data, which is then converted to analog data through the digital-to- analog converter of the speaker, and then output.
Page 123 The speaker supports only audio playback functions of Walkman. Sony is not responsible for any loss or damage to data in a Walkman that is connected to the speaker. Not all operations are guaranteed, even if the Walkman is supported.
Page 124 For customers in other countries/regions: http://www.sony-asia.com/section/support For details on installing, refer to the download webpages. Related Topic About High-Resolution Audio format files Listening to music on a computer Listening to music on a computer via a USB connection (USB-B) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 125 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a computer You can listen to music on a computer connected to the USB B port ( B) of the speaker. To play High-Resolution Audio format files The speaker is compatible with High-Resolution Audio format (192 kHz/24 bit).
Page 126 Note Sony does not guarantee correct operation when a USB hub or USB extension cable is used. Do not disconnect the computer during operation. To prevent damage to data, stop playback, then turn off the power of the speaker before disconnecting the computer.
Page 127 1. Connect the computer to the USB B port ( B) of the speaker. For details about connection, see Related Topic below. 2. Tap [SongPal] on your smartphone/iPhone to start up the application. SongPal 3. Tap [SRS-X99]. 4. Tap [USB DAC].
Page 128 Keep the removed grille on a flat surface to prevent distortion. Note Do not touch the exposed part of the speaker (speaker units) after removing the speaker grille. Related Topic Connecting a computer/Installing the driver 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 129 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc. You can use the speaker as an ordinary wired speaker system by connecting a portable audio device, etc., using a commercially-available audio cable.
Page 130 Do not touch the exposed part of the speaker (speaker units) after removing the speaker grille. Hint After SongPal is downloaded and installed to your smartphone/iPhone, you can use it as a remote control to adjust the speaker's volume, etc. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 131: How To Make A Wireless Connection With Bluetooth Devices
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices An overview of pairing and BLUETOOTH connection with a BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 132: Listening To Music On A Walkman Via A Bluetooth Connection
You can disconnect the speaker from a connected smartphone by touching the speaker with it. Switching devices by one touch (NFC) You can switch devices by touching a new device once on the N-Mark of the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 133: Listening To Music On A Walkman Via A Usb Connection (Usb-A)
Connecting a Walkman You can connect a Walkman to the USB A port. Listening to music on a Walkman You can enjoy music on a Walkman that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 134: Listening To Music On A High-Resolution Supported Walkman Via A Usb Connection (Usb-B)
Connecting a high-resolution supported Walkman You can connect a high-resolution supported Walkman to the USB B port. Listening to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman You can listen to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman connected to the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 135: Listening To Music On A Portable Audio Device, Etc., By Connecting With An Audio Cable (Audio In)
You can connect a portable audio device, etc., with a commercially-available audio cable. Listening to music on a portable audio device, etc. You can enjoy music of a portable audio device, etc., connected to the AUDIO IN jack. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 136: Selecting The Network Connection Method
Select the network connection method, which depends on your network environment. Selecting the wired network connection method Connect the speaker to your wireless router with a commercially-available LAN cable, then connect the router to the computer. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 137: About Home Network (Dlna)
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 About home network (DLNA) DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) You can listen to music stored in a DLNA server (for example, a PC) on a home network using the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 138: How To Make A Wireless Connection With Bluetooth Devices
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices An overview of pairing and BLUETOOTH connection with a BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 139: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Network (Modern Ui)
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a PC via a network (Modern UI) Connection method 1: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using the WPS button of a wireless router If your wireless router has a WPS button (AOSS), you can connect to the Wi-Fi network by this method.
Page 140: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Network (Windows 8)
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 8) Connection method 1: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using the WPS button of a wireless router If your wireless router has a WPS button (AOSS), you can connect to the Wi-Fi network by this method.
Page 141: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Bluetooth Connection
Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) You can select the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality of the speaker. Terminating the BLUETOOTH connection (After use) After use, terminate the BLUETOOTH connection between the speaker and BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 142: Listening To Music On A Computer Via A Usb Connection (Usb-B)
"Media Go" and "Hi-Res Audio Player" need to be downloaded and installed to your computer before playing High-Resolution Audio format files. Listening to music on a computer You can listen to music on a PC or Mac that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 143: Selecting The Network Connection Method
Select the network connection method, which depends on your network environment. Selecting the wired network connection method Connect the speaker to your wireless router with a commercially-available LAN cable, then connect the router to the computer. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 144: About Home Network (Dlna)
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 About home network (DLNA) DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) You can listen to music stored in a DLNA server (for example, a PC) on a home network using the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 145: How To Make A Wireless Connection With Bluetooth Devices
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices An overview of pairing and BLUETOOTH connection with a BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 146: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Network (Windows 7)
You can listen to music stored in a Windows 7 PC connected to your network. Listening to music on a PC via a network (Media Go) You can listen to music stored in a PC connected to your network using Media Go. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 147: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Bluetooth Connection
Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) You can select the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality of the speaker. Terminating the BLUETOOTH connection (After use) After use, terminate the BLUETOOTH connection between the speaker and BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 148: Listening To Music On A Computer Via A Usb Connection (Usb-B)
"Media Go" and "Hi-Res Audio Player" need to be downloaded and installed to your computer before playing High-Resolution Audio format files. Listening to music on a computer You can listen to music on a PC or Mac that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 149: Selecting The Network Connection Method
Select the network connection method, which depends on your network environment. Selecting the wired network connection method Connect the speaker to your wireless router with a commercially-available LAN cable, then connect the router to the computer. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 150: About Home Network (Dlna)
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 About home network (DLNA) DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) You can listen to music stored in a DLNA server (for example, a PC) on a home network using the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 151: How To Make A Wireless Connection With Bluetooth Devices
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices An overview of pairing and BLUETOOTH connection with a BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 152: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Network (Windows Vista)
You can listen to music stored in a computer with iTunes by using AirPlay. Listening to music on a PC via a network (Media Go) You can listen to music stored in a PC connected to your network using Media Go. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 153: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Bluetooth Connection
Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) You can select the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality of the speaker. Terminating the BLUETOOTH connection (After use) After use, terminate the BLUETOOTH connection between the speaker and BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 154: Listening To Music On A Computer Via A Usb Connection (Usb-B)
"Media Go" and "Hi-Res Audio Player" need to be downloaded and installed to your computer before playing High-Resolution Audio format files. Listening to music on a computer You can listen to music on a PC or Mac that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 155: Selecting The Network Connection Method
Select the network connection method, which depends on your network environment. Selecting the wired network connection method Connect the speaker to your wireless router with a commercially-available LAN cable, then connect the router to the computer. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 156: About Home Network (Dlna)
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 About home network (DLNA) DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) You can listen to music stored in a DLNA server (for example, a PC) on a home network using the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 157: How To Make A Wireless Connection With Bluetooth Devices
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices An overview of pairing and BLUETOOTH connection with a BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 158: Listening To Music On A Computer Via A Network (Mac)
Connect the speaker to the same Wi-Fi network as the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch with iOS 8 or later. Listening with the AirPlay function (iTunes) You can listen to music stored in a computer with iTunes by using AirPlay. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 159: Listening To Music On A Pc Via A Bluetooth Connection
Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) You can select the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality of the speaker. Terminating the BLUETOOTH connection (After use) After use, terminate the BLUETOOTH connection between the speaker and BLUETOOTH device. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 160: Listening To Music On A Computer Via A Usb Connection (Usb-B)
"Media Go" and "Hi-Res Audio Player" need to be downloaded and installed to your computer before playing High-Resolution Audio format files. Listening to music on a computer You can listen to music on a PC or Mac that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 161: Listening To Music On A Usb Flash Drive
You can connect a USB flash drive to the USB A port. Listening to music on a USB flash drive You can listen to music stored in a USB flash drive connected to the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 162: About High-Resolution Audio Format Files
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 About High-Resolution Audio format files About High-Resolution Audio format files You can play back High-Resolution Audio format files such as 192 kHz/24 bit and 96 kHz/24 bit. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 163: Listening To High-Resolution Audio Format Files Via A Network
Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to High-Resolution Audio files via a network Listening to High-Resolution Audio format files via a network You can listen to High-Resolution Audio format files stored in a PC connected to your network. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 164: Listening To Music On A Usb Flash Drive Via A Usb Connection (Usb-A)
You can connect a USB flash drive to the USB A port. Listening to music on a USB flash drive You can listen to music stored in a USB flash drive connected to the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 165: Listening To Music On A High-Resolution Supported Walkman Via A Usb Connection (Usb-B)
Connecting a high-resolution supported Walkman You can connect a high-resolution supported Walkman to the USB B port. Listening to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman You can listen to music on a high-resolution supported Walkman connected to the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 166: Listening To Music On A Computer Via A Usb Connection (Usb-B)
"Media Go" and "Hi-Res Audio Player" need to be downloaded and installed to your computer before playing High-Resolution Audio format files. Listening to music on a computer You can listen to music on a PC or Mac that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 167: About The Indicators
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 About the indicators About the indicators The indicators show the status of the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 168: Compatible Devices And Operating Systems
How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Compatible devices and operating systems Compatible iPhone/iPad/iPod models Compatible Walkman models Compatible operating system (Windows) Compatible operating systems (Mac) Compatible DLNA devices Compatible BLUETOOTH devices Compatible USB devices 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 169: Software Update
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Software update Updating the pre-installed software Update the software of the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 170: Wi-Fi Signal Strength
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Wi-Fi signal strength Checking the Wi-Fi signal strength (reception sensitivity) You can check the signal strength (reception sensitivity) when the speaker is connected to a Wi-Fi network. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 171: About Standby Functions
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 About standby functions Standby mode differences Explanation of the differences between the standby modes (standby, BLUETOOTH/network standby, auto standby). 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 172: Notes On Use
BLUETOOTH wireless technology is a short-range wireless technology that enables wireless data communication between devices, such as a computer and digital camera. What is LDAC? LDAC is an audio coding technology for "High Resolution (Hi-Res) Audio", developed by Sony. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 173: Trademarks
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Trademarks Trademarks List of trademarks/registered trademarks Important information on software Notes on software 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 174: Support Website
Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Support website Customer support websites URLs of the customer support websites 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 175: Troubleshooting
Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Troubleshooting What can I do to solve a problem? 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 176: Power Supply
Unable to turn on the speaker None of the speaker buttons can be operated. The setup conditions of the speaker used last time are not retained. The speaker has entered standby mode or BLUETOOTH/Network standby mode unexpectedly. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 177 SRS-X99 Sound No sound/Sound from only one speaker/Low sound level Distorted sound/Humming or noise in the speaker output You might be looking for the following topics: There is no sound (BLUETOOTH) Distorted sound/Humming or noise 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 178 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Remote control operation The remote control does not function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 179: Network Connection
The speaker cannot connect to a network using the WPS button The speaker does not appear in the device list of the computer's music playback application. The speaker does not appear in the device select screen of SongPal 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 180: Music Services
Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Music Services The speaker cannot connect to music services 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 181: Home Network (Dlna)
The controller cannot find the speaker (The controller cannot browse the contents of the speaker) Music started automatically (home network) The sound is interrupted Playback does not start A music file cannot be played back 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 182: Airplay
SRS-X99 AirPlay The speaker cannot be found from an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch or a computer with iTunes Music started automatically (AirPlay) There is no sound, or the sound skips during playback The speaker cannot be operated 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 183: Pairing
Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Pairing Unable to pair the speaker with a BLUETOOTH device 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 184: One-Touch Connection (Nfc)
Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 One-touch connection (NFC) Unable to connect the speaker to a BLUETOOTH device with One-touch (NFC) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 185: Sound
SRS-X99 Sound There is no sound (BLUETOOTH) Distorted sound/Humming or noise You might be looking for the following topics: No sound/Sound from only one speaker/Low sound level Distorted sound/Humming or noise in the speaker output 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 186: Usb Device
There is noise, skipping, or distorted sound A USB device is not recognized Playback does not start A music file cannot be played back Playback does not start from the first track A USB device cannot be charged 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 187: Iphone/Ipad/Ipod (Usb-A)
Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 iPhone/iPad/iPod (USB-A) An iPhone/iPad/iPod cannot be played back The sound is distorted The iPhone/iPad/iPod does not function The iPhone/iPad/iPod cannot be charged 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 188: Software Update
Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Software update Updating the pre-installed software Update the software of the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 189: Reset
Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Reset Initializing the speaker 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 190: Disposal And Transfer
Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Disposal and transfer Disposing of or giving away this speaker 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 191 Music services and their period of availability may differ. An update of the device may be required. Services offered by third parties may be changed, suspended, or terminated without prior notice. Sony does not bear any responsibility for such situations.
Page 192 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Parts and controls (Main unit) Front and top side After turning the speaker on, hold your hand above the top panel. The backlight lights up and the function buttons (No.7 to No.11) are displayed. Buttons will be turned off when there is no operation for about 20 minutes or more.
Page 193 Reaction area Rear side 1. UPDATE button Indicates the status of the unit's software update. 2. LINK indicator Indicates the status of the speaker’s network connection. 3. VOL (volume) -/+ buttons Tap to adjust the volume. (on/standby) indicator and reaction indicator flash according to the volume adjustment when tapped. (on/standby) button/indicator Tap to turn the speaker’s power on and off.
Page 194 If your smartphone or Walkman is NFC-compatible, touch it on the N-Mark of the speaker. The speaker will turn on automatically, register (pair) with the device, and a BLUETOOTH connection can be made. 7. NETWORK button/indicator Tap to switch the speaker to NETWORK mode. Tap to listen to music stored in a device and from music services on the home network.
Page 195 18. USB A port ( Connect a USB flash drive directly. When connecting to an iPhone/iPad/iPod or Walkman, use the cable supplied with the device. Related Topic Parts and controls (Remote control) About the indicators 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 196 After unpacking, check that all items in the list below are included. If any items are missing, contact your dealer. The number in ( ) indicates the quantity. Main unit (SRS-X99) (1) Remote control (RMT-CX9) (1) AC power cord (1)
Page 197 1. Connect the AC power cord (supplied) to the AC IN terminal of the speaker. 2. Plug the other end of the AC power cord into an AC outlet. Related Topic Turning the power on 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 198 The batteries should be replaced within every 6 months. If you find it difficult to operate the remote control, replace both batteries with new ones. Related Topic Parts and controls (Remote control) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 199 To turn on the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function, with the speaker turned on, tap and hold the (on/standby) button until (on/standby) indicator lights up in orange. Related Topic Turning the power off Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 200 If the speaker is turned off while the LINK indicator is flashing, the (on/standby) indicator will flash for several tens of seconds. While the (on/standby) indicator is flashing, the speaker is not operational. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function Standby mode differences 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 201 Charging a USB device continues even when the speaker enters standby mode or BLUETOOTH/Network standby mode. You can use SongPal to turn off the auto standby function. Related Topic Setting the auto standby function Standby mode differences 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 202: How To Use
SRS-X99 How to use the SongPal screen SongPal is a application for controlling Sony audio devices which are compatible with SongPal, by your smartphone/iPhone. Search for SongPal at Google Play or App store and download with your smartphone/iPhone. After downloading SongPal on to your smartphone or iPhone, [SongPal] will be displayed on the screen.
Page 203 You can select sound sources for playback. Also, you can make various sound/network settings of an audio device. Note The screens above are the display examples. The actual display may differ. What you can control with SongPal varies depending on the connected device. Related Topic What you can do with SongPal 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 204 Downloading SongPal on to your smartphone/iPhone provides the following. Sound settings of the speaker You can easily customize your sound, or use the “ClearAudio+” and “DSEE HX” setting recommended by Sony. Music service You can configure the initial settings to use music services To enjoy music services, a third-party application is required.
Page 205 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using SongPal (Smartphone) You can connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network using SongPal installed on your smartphone. First, make a BLUETOOTH connection between the speaker and the smartphone. Then configure the Wi-Fi settings. Wi- Fi settings in SongPal are sent from your smartphone to the speaker via BLUETOOTH.
Page 206 Follow the on-screen instructions. SongPal 6. If your smartphone is NFC-compatible, touch the smartphone on the N-Mark ( ) of the speaker. If your smartphone is not NFC-compatible, go to step 7. Keep touching the smartphone on the N-Mark of the speaker until the smartphone responds (it may take a few seconds).
Page 207 (BLUETOOTH) indicator begins to flash quickly in white, and the speaker enters pairing mode. v. Tap [SRS-X99] on the SongPal screen of your smartphone. If [SRS-X99] is not displayed, search for the device. For details, refer to the operating instructions of your smartphone.
Page 208 When you connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network for the first time after purchase, or after you initialize the speaker, the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function is turned on automatically. Related Topic Listening to music on a PC via a Wi-Fi network Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 209 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using SongPal (iPhone) You can connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network using SongPal installed on your iPhone. First, make a BLUETOOTH connection between the speaker and the iPhone. Then configure the Wi-Fi settings. Wi-Fi settings in SongPal are sent from your iPhone to the speaker via BLUETOOTH.
Page 210 3. Turn on the speaker. Complete step 9 within 15 minutes after turning on the speaker. (on/standby) indicator lights up in green, then the LINK indicator begins to flash. When you configure the settings of the speaker for the first time after purchase, or after you initialize the speaker, wait until the LINK indicator begins to flash slowly (once per 3 seconds).
Page 211 Tap [SRS-X99]. 7. Check that the (BLUETOOTH) indicator on the speaker is lit. When the BLUETOOTH connection is established, the (BLUETOOTH) indicator stays lit. 8. Configure the Wi-Fi settings, following the on-screen instructions of SongPal. i. Tap [SongPal] on your iPhone.
Page 212 iii. If [Share Wi-Fi settings?] is displayed, tap [Allow]. The following screen will be displayed. 9. Check that the LINK indicator on the speaker lights up in orange. When the Wi-Fi connection is completed, the LINK indicator lights up in orange. Depending on the environment, it may take more than a minute for the LINK indicator to light up.
Page 213 Related Topic Listening to music on a PC via a Wi-Fi network Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 214 Connect the speaker and your smartphone/iPhone to the same SSID of your wireless router. The LINK indicator lights up in orange or pink when the speaker is connected to the wireless router. 2. Tap [SongPal] on your smartphone/iPhone to start up the application. SongPal 3. Tap [SRS-X99]. 4. Select [My Phone].
Page 215 Remove the speaker grille from the front of the speaker with the speaker grille detach tool (supplied). Keep the removed grille on a flat surface to prevent distortion. Note Do not touch the exposed part of the speaker (speaker units) after removing the speaker grille. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 216 You can easily customize the sound quality of the speaker by using your smartphone/iPhone with Songpal installed. The specification and design of the application may change without notice. 1. Tap [SongPal] on your smartphone/iPhone to start up the application. SongPal 2. Tap [SRS-X99]. 3. Tap [Settings]. 4. Tap [Sound].
Page 217 5. Select the desired setting and set the sound quality. You can set the following sound settings. ClearAudio+ You can enjoy Clear Audio+ mode (Sony-recommended sound quality). ClearAudio+ mode is set as the default. Equalizer You can set the sound quality according to the music genre.
Page 218 You can turn on/off the auto standby function of the speaker, using SongPal installed on your smartphone/iPhone. The specification and design of the application may change without notice. 1. Tap [SongPal] on your smartphone/iPhone to start up the application. SongPal 2. Tap [SRS-X99]. 3. Tap [Settings]. 4. Tap [Power Option].
Page 219 When the auto standby function is turned off, tap the (on/standby) button on the speaker to turn off the speaker since it will not be turned off automatically. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function Standby mode differences Auto standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 220 You can turn on/off the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function of the speaker, using SongPal installed on your smartphone/iPhone. The specification and design of the application may change without notice. 1. Tap [SongPal] on your smartphone/iPhone to start up the application. SongPal 2. Tap [SRS-X99]. 3. Tap [Settings].
Page 221 4. Tap [System]. 5. Tap [Network Standby] to turn on/off the function. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 222 You can select the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality of the speaker using the SongPal installed on your smartphone/iPhone. The specification and design of the application may change without notice. 1. Tap [SongPal] on your smartphone/iPhone to start up the application. SongPal 2. Tap [SRS-X99]. 3. Tap [Settings].
Page 223 You may also need to adjust the settings of the connected device to change the playback quality setting, such as SBC, AAC, LDAC. For details, refer to the operating instructions supplied with the device. Related Topic Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 224 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Selecting the Wi-Fi network connection method Select the appropriate connecting method for your network environment from below. Do the following before starting. Disconnect the LAN cable (not supplied) from the speaker.
Page 225 Related Topic Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using SongPal (Smartphone) Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using SongPal (iPhone) Checking the Wi-Fi signal strength (reception sensitivity) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 226 (BLUETOOTH) indicator and NETWORK indicator begin to flash at the same time, the wireless function turns off. To turn on the wireless function, do the above again. Note If you turn off the wireless function, Wi-Fi network, BLUETOOTH and NFC functions will not be available. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 227 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) You can listen to music stored in a DLNA server (PC, etc.) on a home network using the speaker. By connecting DLNA-compatible digital devices with each other on the network, you can play back a music stored in a DLNA server by using a DLNA controller.
Page 228 How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connection method 1: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using the WPS button of a wireless router If your wireless router has a WPS button, you can connect to the Wi-Fi network by the following method.
Page 229 When you connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network for the first time after purchase, or after you initialize the speaker, the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function is turned on automatically. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 230 Wait about two minutes until the LINK indicator lights up in pink when you connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network for the first time after purchase. 4. Display the [Sony Network Device Settings] screen on the computer. i. Launch a browser (such as Internet Explorer).
Page 231 ii. Enter the following URL in the address bar. http://169.254.1.1 The above URL is used when connecting a computer and the speaker with a commercially-available LAN cable. 5. Select [Network Settings] from the menu. If the above screen does not appear, disconnect your computer from the wireless internet connection. 6.
Page 232 When you connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network for the first time after purchase, or after you initialize the speaker, the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function is turned on automatically. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 233 How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connection method 3: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using a PC connected wirelessly (Modern UI) Note that the speaker should be initialized to the factory default for this connection. All BLUETOOTH device registration (pairing) information is deleted.
Page 234 Select iii. Select [SRS-X99] from the network list. 5. Display the [Sony Network Device Settings] screen. i. Launch a browser (Internet Explorer, etc.). ii. Enter the following URL in the address bar. http://192.168.211.129 6. Select [Network Settings] from the menu.
Page 235 turn off the speaker and repeat the procedure from step 3 above again. If you still cannot find your desired SSID, input the SSID directly into [Wireless Settings] in the window above. 8. Select [Apply]. 9. Check that the LINK indicator lights up in orange. When the Wi-Fi connection is completed, the LINK indicator lights up in orange.
Page 236 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connection method 5: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch Note that the speaker should be initialized to the factory default for this connection. All BLUETOOTH device registration (pairing) information is deleted.
Page 237 LINK indicator flashes slowly (blinks once in three seconds). 4. Search for the speaker using the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch. i. Select [Settings]. ii. Touch [SRS-X99] from the network list. 5. Perform the Wi-Fi network settings on the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch. Follow the instructions on the screen.
Page 238 Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 239 How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Setting your PC for operating from a controller such as smartphone/ iPhone (Windows 8) By operating from a controller such as smartphone/iPhone on your home network, you can enjoy music stored in a Windows 8 PC on your home network with the speaker.
Page 240 If [More streaming options] does not appear, select [Turn on media streaming...]. Then select [Turn on media streaming] on the [Media streaming options] screen. 4. If all devices are allowed, select [Next]. If not all devices are allowed, select [Allow All], then the [Allow All Media Devices] screen appears. Select [Allow all PCs and Media Devices].
Page 241 Related Topic Setting your PC as a DLNA server and controller (Windows 8) Listening to music on a PC via a Wi-Fi network 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 242 AirPlay menu of iTunes and then playing back music. 3. Select the icon on the iTunes window. 4. Select [SRS-X99] on the AirPlay menu of iTunes. 5. Start playing back music on iTunes, and adjust the volume.
Page 243 The selected song will be heard from the speaker. If playback does not start, perform the process again from step 3. To enjoy a more dynamic sound Remove the speaker grille from the front of the speaker with the speaker grille detach tool (supplied).* Keep the removed grille on a flat surface to prevent distortion.
Page 244 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a PC via a network (Media Go) You can share music on your PC (server function) with the free application Media Go installed on your PC. You can listen to music on your PC from the speaker via a Wi-Fi network by using the SongPal installed on your smartphone/iPhone as a DLNA controller.
Page 245 5. Select [Media Sharing] on the [Preferences...] screen. 6. Check [Library name] of [Media Sharing]. You can change [Library name] to any name. Make sure that a check mark is in all three items of [Media Sharing]. 7. Start up SongPal to select music on the PC. Tap [SongPal] on your smartphone/iPhone.
Page 246 8. Tap [SRS-X99]. 9. Tap [Home Network]. 10. Select the same name as [Library name] checked in step 6 from the server list that appeared on the screen. 11. Select [Music], then select a song from the list, and start playback.
Page 247 The selected song will be heard from the speaker. 12. Adjust the volume using SongPal. To enjoy a more dynamic sound Remove the speaker grille from the front of the speaker with the speaker grille detach tool (supplied).* Keep the removed grille on a flat surface to prevent distortion. Note Do not touch the exposed part of the speaker (speaker units) after removing the speaker grille.
Page 248 Listening to music on a PC via a Wi-Fi network 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 249 (on/standby) indicator lights up in green, then the LINK indicator begins to flash. Wait about two minutes until the LINK indicator flashes slowly (blinks once in three seconds). 4. Connect the speaker to the PC. i. Click or tap the desktop on the Start screen. ii. Select the icon. iii. Select [SRS-X99] from the network list.
Page 250 5. Display the [Sony Network Device Settings] screen. i. Launch a browser (Internet Explorer, etc.). ii. Enter the following URL in the address bar. http://192.168.211.129 6. Select [Network Settings] from the menu. 7. Select the SSID of the wireless router, and enter the password.
Page 251 Until you finish the Wi-Fi network setting, it will not be protected. The Wi-Fi network will be protected again after setting the Wi-Fi security. When you connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network for the first time after purchase, the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function is turned on automatically. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 252 LINK indicator flashes slowly (blinks once in three seconds). 4. Connect the speaker to the PC. i. Click the icon at the bottom of the screen. ii. Select [Connect to a network]. iii. Select [SRS-X99] from the network list.
Page 253 5. Display the [Sony Network Device Settings] screen. i. Launch a browser (Internet Explorer, etc.). ii. Enter the following URL in the address bar. http://192.168.211.129 6. Select [Network Settings] from the menu. 7. Select the SSID of the wireless router, and enter the password.
Page 254 Until you finish the Wi-Fi network setting, it will not be protected. The Wi-Fi network will be protected again after setting the Wi-Fi security. When you connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network for the first time after purchase, the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function is turned on automatically. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 255 How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Setting your PC as a DLNA server (Windows Vista) Windows Vista PC can be used as a DLNA server. You need to set up Windows Media Player 11 to listen to music using Windows Vista PC as a server.
Page 256 6. Confirm that [Location type] has changed to [Private], then select [Close]. 7. Confirm that [(Private network)] is displayed in the [Network and Sharing Center] screen, then close the screen. 8. If a check is not added next to [Share my media] in the [Media Sharing] screen displayed in step 2, add a check mark, then select [OK].
Page 257 Listening to music on a PC via a Wi-Fi network 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 258 LINK indicator flashes slowly (blinks once in three seconds). 4. Connect the speaker to the Mac. i. Click the icon at the top of the screen. ii. Select [Open Network Preferences...]. iii. Select [SRS-X99] from the network list.
Page 259 5. Display the [Sony Network Device Settings] screen. i. Launch a browser (Safari, etc.). ii. Enter the following URL in the address bar. http://192.168.211.129 6. Select [Network Settings] from the menu. 7. Select the SSID of the wireless router, and enter the password.
Page 260 Until you finish the Wi-Fi network setting, it will not be protected. The Wi-Fi network will be protected again after setting the Wi-Fi security. When you connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network for the first time after purchase, the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function is turned on automatically. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 261 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connection method 3: Connecting to a wired network This section describes how to connect the speaker to a wireless router with a commercially-available LAN cable, then how to connect the router to the computer.
Page 262 When you connect the speaker to a network for the first time after purchase, or after you initialize the speaker, the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function is turned on automatically. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 263 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connection method 4: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch Note that the speaker should be initialized to the factory default for this connection. All BLUETOOTH device registration (pairing) information is deleted.
Page 264 LINK indicator flashes slowly (blinks once in three seconds). 4. Search for the speaker using the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch. i. Select [Settings]. ii. Touch [SRS-X99] from the list. 5. Perform the Wi-Fi network settings on the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch. Follow the instructions on the screen.
Page 265 Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 266 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening with the AirPlay function (iPhone/iPad/iPod touch) You can enjoy music stored in an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch wirelessly using AirPlay. Update the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch to the latest version in advance. 1. Connect the speaker and an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch to the same network.
Page 267 5. Select [SRS-X99] on the AirPlay menu of the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch. 6. Start playing back music on the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch, and adjust the volume. The selected song will be heard from the speaker. If playback does not start, perform the process again from step 3.
Page 268 In some cases, the volume level of the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch might not synchronize with the volume level of the speaker. Related Topic Parts and controls (Remote control) Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function Listening to music on a device via a BLUETOOTH connection 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 269 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music with the WALKMAN application (Xperia) Using the WALKMAN application, you can play music stored in an Xperia. Do the following before starting. The WALKMAN application is pre-installed in your Xperia.
Page 270 4. Tap and select [SRS-X99] on the Xperia. 5. Start playing back music on the Xperia, and adjust the volume. The selected song will be heard from the speaker. If playback does not start, perform the process again from step 1.
Page 271 Refer to the operating instructions of your Xperia for details. For details on the use of the Android OS, refer to Help of Android OS. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 272 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 How to make a wireless connection with BLUETOOTH devices You can enjoy music with the speaker wirelessly by using your device’s BLUETOOTH function. Do the following before starting. Place the BLUETOOTH device within 1 m (3 ft) of the speaker.
Page 273 If you reset network settings of your iPhone/iPad/iPod, the speaker may not be able to connect to it. Perform the pairing procedure again. The speaker can be paired with multiple devices, but can only play music from one paired device at a time. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 274 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connection method 1: Pairing and connecting with a BLUETOOTH device The speaker can be paired with up to 9 BLUETOOTH devices. It is necessary to pair a device with the speaker to be able to make a BLUETOOTH connection for the first time.
Page 275 4. Perform the pairing procedure on the BLUETOOTH device to detect the speaker. When a list of detected devices appears on the display of the BLUETOOTH device, select [SRS-X99]. If a passkey is required on the display of the BLUETOOTH device, enter “0000.”...
Page 276 When the speaker is initialized, all the pairing information is deleted. The speaker can be paired with multiple devices, but can only play music from one paired device at a time. Related Topic Listening to music on a device via a BLUETOOTH connection 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 277 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connection method 2: Connecting with a paired BLUETOOTH device Do the following before starting. Stop playback on the BLUETOOTH device to avoid sudden loud sound output from the speaker. 1. Turn on the speaker.
Page 278 If the speaker tries to reconnect with the last connected BLUETOOTH device, the connection may fail. In this case, terminate the BLUETOOTH connection by operating the connected BLUETOOTH device. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function Listening to music on a device via a BLUETOOTH connection 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 279 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Connection method 3: Connecting with an NFC-compatible device by one touch (NFC) By touching the speaker with an NFC-compatible device such as a smartphone or Walkman, etc., the speaker turns on automatically, then pairs with the device and makes a BLUETOOTH connection.
Page 280 NFC one touch. In this case, turn off the One-touch function. For details, refer to the instruction manuals of your smartphone. Related Topic Disconnecting the NFC-compatible device by one touch (NFC) Switching devices by one touch (NFC) Listening to music on a device via a BLUETOOTH connection 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 281 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on a device via a BLUETOOTH connection You can enjoy listening to music of a BLUETOOTH device and operate it via a BLUETOOTH connection if it supports the following BLUETOOTH profiles.
Page 282 Remove the speaker grille from the front of the speaker with the speaker grille detach tool (supplied).* Keep the removed grille on a flat surface to prevent distortion. Note Do not touch the exposed part of the speaker (speaker units) after removing the speaker grille. What you can do with the speaker and remote control during playback You can adjust the volume using the VOL (volume) -/+ buttons of the speaker or the VOLUME +/- buttons of the remote control.
Page 283 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) The “Priority on sound quality” and “Priority on stable connection” modes are available as options for selecting the playback quality of BLUETOOTH audio streaming. “Priority on sound quality” enables you to playback with a setting of, not only SBC, but also AAC and LDAC, so that you can enjoy high-quality sound via BLUETOOTH.
Page 284 You may also need to adjust the settings of the connected device to change the playback quality setting, such as SBC, AAC, LDAC. For details, refer to the operating instructions supplied with the device. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function Setting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 285 BLUETOOTH connection terminates. When you finish playing music, the BLUETOOTH connection may terminate automatically, depending on the BLUETOOTH device. Related Topic Turning the power off Auto standby function Disconnecting the NFC-compatible device by one touch (NFC) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 286 You can disconnect the speaker from the connected NFC-compatible device such as a smartphone or Walkman, etc., by touching the speaker with it. 1. Touch the device on the N-Mark ( ) of the speaker. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 287 When an NFC-compatible device is connected with the speaker via the BLUETOOTH connection, it will disconnect from the speaker if you touch the device onto another NFC-compatible BLUETOOTH headset or BLUETOOTH speaker. The device then connects with the BLUETOOTH headset or BLUETOOTH speaker it has just touched. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 288 Sony is not responsible for any loss or damage to data in an iPhone/iPad/iPod that is connected to the speaker. Do not disconnect an iPhone/iPad/iPod from the speaker during operation. To prevent any damage to data, stop playback and turn off the power of the speaker before connecting/disconnecting the iPhone/iPad/iPod.
Page 289 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Listening to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod You can listen to music on an iPhone/iPad/iPod that is connected to the speaker with a USB cable. Update the software of the iPhone/iPad/iPod before connecting to the speaker.
Page 290 Do not connect a non-supported iPhone/iPad/iPod. Sony does not guarantee correct operation of a non-supported iPhone/iPad/iPod. Sony is not responsible for any loss or damage to data in an iPhone/iPad/iPod that is connected to the speaker. Do not disconnect an iPhone/iPad/iPod during operation. To prevent damage to data, stop playback, then turn off the power of the speaker before disconnecting the iPhone/iPad/iPod.
Page 291 Listening to music on a PC via a Wi-Fi network Listening with the AirPlay function (iTunes) Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 8) (Windows Media Player) Listening to music on a PC via a network (Windows 7) (Windows Media Player) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 292 The speaker is in the protect mode. Unplug the AC power cord of the speaker, and unplug all other items connected to the speaker. Then, plug the AC power cord in again and turn on the speaker. If the (on/standby) indicator keeps flashing, consult your nearest Sony dealer or the shop from which you purchased this speaker. LINK indicator Turns off The speaker is not connected to a network.
Page 293 The speaker is connected to a music service. Flashes (red) The network connection failed. Lights up (red) The network connection failed, or connection failed even though the network setting is complete. Reaction indicator Flashes (white) When the remote control is operated and volume is adjusted, the indicator flashes. When the volume is operated from the connected device, the indicator flashes.
Page 294 When switching the wireless function to on or off, the indicator also flashes. When switching the BLUETOOTH audio streaming, the indicator also flashes. Related Topic Parts and controls (Main unit) Updating the pre-installed software Checking the Wi-Fi signal strength (reception sensitivity) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 295 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Compatible iPhone/iPad/iPod models iPhone/iPad/iPod models that can be used with the speaker are shown below. Update the software of your iPhone/iPad/iPod to the latest version before using it with the speaker.
Page 296 iPhone 6 Plus iPhone 6 iPhone 5s iPhone 5c iPhone 5 iPhone 4s iPhone 4 iPhone 3GS iPad Air 2* iPad mini 3* iPad Air* iPad mini 2* iPad (4th generation)* iPad mini* iPad (3rd generation)* iPad 2* iPad* iPod touch (5th generation) iPod touch (4th generation) iPod touch (3rd generation)* iPod nano (7th generation)*...
Page 297 AirPlay works with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch with iOS 4.3.3 or later, Mac with OS X Mountain Lion or later, and Mac and PC with iTunes 10.2.2 or later. Note Sony cannot accept responsibility in the event that data recorded to an iPhone/iPad/iPod is lost or damaged when using an iPhone/iPad/iPod connected to this speaker. 4-567-508-11(1)
Page 298 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Compatible Walkman models Operation checked models (as of January 2015) For the latest compatible models, access the following URL: For customers in Europe: http://www.sony.eu/support For customers in the USA: http://esupport.sony.com/US For customers in Canada: http://esupport.sony.com/CA/...
Page 299 NW-F805/F806/F807 NW-F805K/F806K NW-F805BT NW-F807/S NW-F885/F886/F887 Z series NW-Z1050/Z1060/Z1070/Z1070/W ZX1 series NW-ZX1/NW-ZX2 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 300 Correct operation of all PCs is not guaranteed. Correct operation with a home-built PC, personally upgraded operating system, or multi-boot environment is not guaranteed. Operations such as system suspend mode, sleep mode or hibernation mode are not guaranteed for all PCs. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 301 Correct operation of all computers is not guaranteed. Correct operation with a home-built computer, personally upgraded operating system, or multi-boot environment is not guaranteed. Operations such as system suspend mode, sleep mode or hibernation mode are not guaranteed for all computers. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 302 SRS-X99 Compatible DLNA devices For the latest compatible models, access the following URL: For customers in Europe: http://www.sony.eu/support For customers in the USA: http://esupport.sony.com/US For customers in Canada: http://esupport.sony.com/CA/ For customers in other countries/regions: http://www.sony-asia.com/section/support 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 303 Supported codec LDAC BLUETOOTH standard profiles indicate the purpose of BLUETOOTH communication between devices. Codec: Audio signal compression and conversion format Subband Codec Advanced Audio Coding Related Topic Distorted sound/Humming or noise What is LDAC? 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 304 DSD (DSF/DSDIFF): 2.8 MHz (1 bit) USB B port ( B) supported format PCM: 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192 kHz (16/24/32 bit) DSD (DSF/DSDIFF) : 2.8 MHz (1 bit) Compatibility with all encoding/writing software, recording devices and recording media cannot be guaranteed. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 305 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Updating the pre-installed software You can update to the latest software version by connecting the speaker to the internet. The UPDATE button on the speaker lights up in orange when the speaker detects the availability of a software update while connected to the internet.
Page 306 The UPDATE button works as described in this Help Guide. Note Updating normally takes 3 to 10 minutes. It may take longer depending on your network environment. Keep the speaker connected to the power supply and network while updating. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 307 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Checking the Wi-Fi signal strength (reception sensitivity) The indicator of the speaker shows signal strength (reception sensitivity) by its flashing status when the speaker is connected to a Wi-Fi network. 1. While the speaker is connected to Wi-Fi a network (the LINK indicator lights up in orange), tap and hold the NETWORK button until beeps are heard.
Page 308 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Standby mode differences Standby function The speaker is in standby mode when the (on/standby) indicator is off. If you tap the (on/standby) button to turn off the speaker, the (on/standby) indicator turns off and the speaker enters standby mode.
Page 309 Setting the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 310 SRS-X99 Precautions On safety The nameplate indicating Sony trademark, model number and electrical rating, is located on the bottom exterior of the speaker. The MAC address is located on the bottom exterior of the speaker. MAC1 : MAC address for wired networks...
Page 312 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 What is BLUETOOTH wireless technology? BLUETOOTH wireless technology is a short-range wireless technology that enables wireless data communication between digital devices, such as a computer and digital camera. BLUETOOTH wireless technology operates within a range of about 10 m (about 30 ft).
Page 313 BLUETOOTH wireless technology is used, but security may not be enough depending on the setting. Be careful when communicating using BLUETOOTH wireless technology. Sony does not take any responsibility for the leakage of information during BLUETOOTH communication. A device featuring the BLUETOOTH function is required to conform to the BLUETOOTH standard specified by Bluetooth SIG, and be authenticated.
Page 314 SRS-X99 What is LDAC? LDAC is an audio coding technology developed by Sony that enables the transmission of High-Resolution (Hi-Res) Audio content, even over a BLUETOOTH connection. Unlike other BLUETOOTH compatible coding technologies such as SBC, it operates without any downconversion of the Hi-Res Audio content...
Page 315 MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology and patents licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson. The BLUETOOTH® word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks by Sony Corporation is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.
Page 316 Help Guide How to Use Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Important information on software Refer to the URL below for details. http://rd1.sony.net/help/speaker/sl/15/ 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 317 Notes on the License This speaker contains software that Sony uses under a licensing agreement with the owner of its copyright. We are obligated to announce the contents of the agreement to customers under requirement by the owner of copyright for the software.
Page 318 Please access the following support home page to get support information about your speaker: For customers in Europe: http://www.sony.eu/support For customers in the USA: http://esupport.sony.com/US For customers in Canada: http://esupport.sony.com/CA/ For customers in other countries/regions: http://www.sony-asia.com/section/support 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 319 All settings of the speaker return to their factory defaults. All the pairing information and all the network settings are deleted. Look up information about the issue on the customer support website. If the operations above do not work, consult your nearest Sony dealer. Related Topic Customer support websites...
Page 320 Make sure the AC power cord is connected to the speaker and the AC outlet firmly. Disconnect the AC power cord. After 2 minutes, reconnect the AC power cord and turn on the speaker. Related Topic Connecting to an AC outlet 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 321 Unplug the AC power cord of the speaker, and unplug all other items connected to the speaker. Then, plug the AC power cord in again and turn on the speaker. If the (on/standby) indicator keeps flashing, consult your nearest Sony dealer or the shop from which you purchased this speaker. Related Topic Connecting to an AC outlet...
Page 322 The setup conditions of the speaker used last time are not retained. The setup conditions will not be retained if the AC power cord is unplugged while the speaker is turned on. Turn off the speaker first, and then unplug the AC power cord. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 323 The speaker enters standby mode or BLUETOOTH/Network standby mode automatically if no operation is performed and no sound is input for about 15 minutes. For details, see "Auto standby function." Related Topic Auto standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 324 Keep the speaker away from metal objects. The super tweeter speaker on the top panel produces high frequencies that exceed the human audible range. You may hear no sound from the super tweeter. This is not a malfunction. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 325 Move the speaker away from sources of noise. Connect the speaker to a different wall outlet. Use a commercially-available AC power extension cord with a noise filter. Keep the speaker away from metal objects. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 326 Move the remote control closer to the speaker. Batteries in the remote control are weak. Replace with new batteries. There are no batteries in the remote control. Related Topic Inserting the batteries of the remote control 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 327 If the settings are correct, try the following. Turn off the wireless router/access point, wait a while and turn on the power again. Turn off the speaker, wait a while and turn on the power again. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 328 If the settings are correct, try the following. Turn off the wireless router/access point, wait a while and turn on the power again. Turn off the speaker, wait a while and turn on the power again. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 329 Turn off the wireless router/access point, wait a while and turn on the power again. Turn off the speaker, wait a while and turn on the power again. Related Topic Selecting the Wi-Fi network connection method 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 330 If your computer uses a firewall, this may prevent the speaker from appearing on the list. In this case, disable the firewall. For details, refer to the operating instructions or help guide of the firewall software. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 331 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 The speaker does not appear in the device select screen of SongPal Check the network connection. Set the Wi-Fi network settings of the smartphone/iPhone to on. If you use a privacy separator function or network separating function of your wireless router, the router may not connect to the speaker.
Page 332 Wi-Fi network using a computer connected with a LAN cable," then check the SSID of the wireless router/access point on the screen of step 6. Related Topic Connection method 2: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network using a computer connected with a LAN cable 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 333 Please consult your carrier or service provider. Turn your smartphone/iPhone off for a short period, turn it on again, then restart the SongPal application. Related Topic What you can do with SongPal 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 334 Make sure that the controller and the speaker are connected to the SSID of your wireless router. Disable the multicast control on the wireless router/access point. For details, refer to the operating instructions supplied with your wireless router. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 335 The speaker may have been operated by another device on your home network. To prevent this, set the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function to off. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function Setting the auto standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 336 Wi-Fi. If the quality does not improve, also connect the computer and wireless router via a commercially-available LAN cable. Related Topic Checking the Wi-Fi signal strength (reception sensitivity) Connection method 4: Connecting to a wired network 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 337 Access for the speaker may not be permitted by the server. Change the settings on the server to allow access for the speaker. For details, refer to the operating instructions of the server. Related Topic DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 338 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 A music file cannot be played back A music file less than two seconds cannot be played back. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 339 Make sure that the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch or computer with iTunes is connected to the same home network as used by the speaker. Before using with the speaker, update iOS and iTunes to the latest versions. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 340 Music started automatically (AirPlay) The speaker may be under the control of another component via AirPlay. To prevent this, set the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function to off. Related Topic Using the BLUETOOTH/Network standby function Setting the auto standby function 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 341 The super tweeter speaker on the top panel produces high frequencies that exceeds the human audible range. You may hear no sound from the super tweeter. This is not a malfunction. Related Topic Checking the Wi-Fi signal strength (reception sensitivity) Connection method 4: Connecting to a wired network 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 342 If the UPDATE button on the speaker lights up in orange, update the pre-installed software of the speaker to the latest version. Make sure another device is not streaming to the AirPlay compatible device at the same time. Update the SongPal software to the latest version. Related Topic Updating the pre-installed software 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 343 If you initialize the speaker, it may not be able to connect with your iPhone/iPad/iPod. In this case, erase the pairing information on the iPhone/iPad/iPod, and then perform the pairing procedure again. If you reset network settings of your iPhone/iPad/iPod, the speaker may not be able to connect to it. Perform the pairing procedure again. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 344 NFC reception sensitivity varies depending on the device. If you repeatedly fail to connect the speaker with an NFC- compatible device by one touch, make the connection by an on-screen operation. Check that your device is compatible with NFC. Refer to the customer support website. Related Topic Compatible BLUETOOTH devices 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 345 Pair the speaker and the BLUETOOTH device again. The super tweeter speaker on the top panel produces high frequencies that exceeds the human audible range. You may hear no sound from the super tweeter. This is not a malfunction. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 346 For details, refer to the operating instructions supplied with the device. Select "Priority on stable connection" for the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality. Related Topic Selecting the BLUETOOTH audio streaming playback quality (Codec) 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 347 The USB device is not recognized. File or folder names are not displayed on the speaker. Playback is not possible. The sound skips. There is noise. The sound is distorted. Related Topic Compatible USB devices 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 348 The super tweeter speaker on the top panel produces high frequencies that exceeds the human audible range. You may hear no sound from the super tweeter. This is not a malfunction. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 349 The bit rate used when encoding files was too low. In this case, delete the music file from the USB device and copy the original music file again at a higher bit rate to the USB device. Related Topic Compatible USB devices 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 350 An unsupported USB device is connected. Check the URL on “Compatible USB devices” and use a supported USB device. The USB device does not work properly. Refer to the operating instructions supplied with the USB device for a solution. Related Topic Compatible USB devices 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 351 Turn off the speaker, reconnect the USB device, then turn on the speaker. An unsupported USB device is connected. Refer to the URL in “Compatible USB devices” and use a supported USB device. Related Topic Compatible USB devices 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 352 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 Playback does not start from the first track Set the play mode to Normal Play. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 353 A). The USB device cannot be charged by connecting to the USB B port ( An unsupported USB device is connected. Refer to the URL in “Compatible USB devices” and use a supported USB device. Related Topic Compatible USB devices 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 354 Make sure the iPhone/iPad/iPod is updated with the latest software. If not, update it before using with the speaker. Tap the VOL (volume) + button to turn up the volume. The iPhone/iPad/iPod may not be supported by the speaker. See “Compatible iPhone/iPad/iPod models.” Related Topic Compatible iPhone/iPad/iPod models 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 355 Tap the VOL (volume) - button to turn down the volume. Set the EQ setting of the iPhone/iPad/iPod to Off or Flat. The iPhone/iPad/iPod may not be supported by the speaker. See “Compatible iPhone/iPad/iPod models.” Related Topic Compatible iPhone/iPad/iPod models 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 356 Make sure the iPhone/iPad/iPod is updated with the latest software. If not, update it before using with the speaker. You may not be able to operate the iPhone/iPad/iPod using buttons on the supplied remote control. In this case, use the control buttons on the iPhone/iPad/iPod. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 357 Help Guide Troubleshooting Personal Audio System SRS-X99 The iPhone/iPad/iPod cannot be charged Make sure the iPhone/iPad/iPod is connected securely to the USB A port ( A) via the cable supplied with the iPhone/iPad/iPod. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 358 Note If you initialize the speaker, it may not be able to connect your iPhone/iPad/iPod. In this case, erase the pairing information of the speaker on your iPhone/iPad/iPod, and then perform the pairing procedure again. 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...
Page 359 If you use in internet service such as music service, information about the speaker may be retained by the service provider. In this case, contact the network service provider to delete that information. Related Topic Initializing the speaker 4-567-508-11(1) Copyright 2015 Sony Corporation...

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