Help guide – Sony VPLL-3024 Fixed Short Throw Lens (2.34:1 to 3.19:1) User Manual

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Linear PCM Recorder

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What you can do with the connected Bluetooth audio device

By establishing a BLUETOOTH® connection between a Bluetooth audio device and the linear PCM recorder, you can
wirelessly listen to playback audio from the Bluetooth audio device as well as perform the following:

Remote operations of the linear PCM recorder (playing, stopping, fast-rewinding, fast-forwarding, and other
operations) from the Bluetooth audio device
Remote volume control of the Bluetooth audio device from the linear PCM recorder

Note

You cannot monitor the recording in progress on the linear PCM recorder through the Bluetooth audio device. Use the
headphones connected to the

(headphones) jack on the linear PCM recorder for monitoring.

While the Bluetooth function is turned on, the battery wears quickly to a large extent.

Depending on the Bluetooth audio device connected with your linear PCM recorder, the communication environment, or the
ambient conditions, you may hear noises or audio dropouts.

Your linear PCM recorder supports A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) and AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile)
as the Bluetooth profile. To establish a Bluetooth connection with a Bluetooth device from the linear PCM recorder, the Bluetooth
device must support A2DP. On a Bluetooth audio device that supports AVRCP, such as Bluetooth headphones, you can perform
basic operations of the linear PCM recorder.

If the Auto Power Off function is active on your linear PCM recorder, the linear PCM recorder will turn off in the specified time
period even while it is connected with a device via a Bluetooth connection. To avoid this, change the time period for the Auto
Power Off function to suit your needs.

Hint

Bluetooth wireless technology allows connection at distance of up to about 10 meters (33 feet). However, the effective range may
vary depending on obstructions (people, metals, wall, etc.) or signal status.