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20. eliminating the need for headband adjustment e Single VOL control adjusts both the right and left volume of the headphones Table of contents Getting started Unpacking ee 4 Inserting the battery 5 Setting up the transmitter 6 Operating the system Listening to a programme 8 The effective area of the transmitter z s keria iss 10 Replacing the ear pads 10 Additional information Specifications a i 11 PrecautiOns eri enn 12 Troubleshooting pe 13 308 PP Getting started gt Z gt The headphones MDR IF140 1 Unpacking Check that you have the following items before using the headphones e The transmitter TMR IF130 1 2 gt AC power adaptor 1 e Connecting cord 1 phono plugs lt gt stereo mini plug Unimatch plug adaptor 1 stereo mini jack lt gt stereo phone plug 4 Getting started ee 3 Close the battery compartment Inserting the lid battery 1 Open the battery compartment ZN lid of the left housing A Battery life Battery Approx hours 1 Sony alkaline 60 hours battery LR03 AM 4 N 2 insert the size AAA dry battery Sony manganese 28 hours battery R03 UM 4 into the battery compartment NU matching terminal on the 1 at 1 kHz 1mW 1 mW output battery to in the 2 Time stated above may vary depending compartment on
21. etc WALKMAN is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation E When connecting to any jacks other than the headphones jack Connect to the LINE IN jacks on the transmitter Transmitter to LINE IN jack Connecting cord supplied Left channel Right channel white red U U to any jacks other than headphones jack Stereo TV VCR etc Note If your AV component has a stereo mini jack LINE OUT connect the stereo mini jack to LINE IN jack of the transmitter by using the connecting cord RK G136 sold separately If you connect LINE OUT jack of your AV component to PHONES IN jack of the transmitter volume may be too low 2 1f your AC power adaptor is equipped with a voltage selector set it to the operating voltage in your area with a screw driver before connecting the AC power adaptor to an AC outlet lt VOLTAGE SELEC 3 Connect the transmitter to the power source to an AC Transmitter outlet AC power umen R PHONES M L adaptor supplied to DCIN9 V jack Continued Getting started 7 Notes Do not connect to the PHONES IN jack and LINE IN jack at the same time If you connect two audio video components to both jacks at the same time both of the audio signals may result in mixed output Use only the supplied AC power adaptor Do not use any other AC power adaptor Unified A polarity plug When you
22. 230 V AC 50 Hz European countries 230 V AC 50 Hz Japan except for 110 V 120 V 220 V Japanese domesitic 240 V AC 50 60 Hz model Other countries 220 230 V AC 50 60 Hz or 120 V AC 60 Hz Audio input Phono jacks stereo mini jack Dimensions Approx 152 x 38 x 72 mm 6x11 2x23 4in w h d Mass Approx 75 g 2 7 oz Headphones MDR IF140 Power source Dry battery size AAA Mass Approx 125 g 4 41 oz including battery Supplied accessories AC power adaptor 1 Connecting cord approx 1 m stereo mini plug x 1 gt phono plug x 2 1 Unimatch plug adaptor stereo mini jack gt stereo phone plug 1 Operating instructions 1 Optional accessories If you connect with a stereo mini jack LINE OUT RK G136 1 5 m stereo mini plug x 1 stereo mini plug x 1 e If sound is not output through the right channel when the supplied connecting cord is connected to the headphones jack Plug adaptor PC 236MS stereo mini jack monaural mini plug If you have lost the supplied plug adaptor Plug adaptor PC 234S stereo mini jack stereo phone plug If you have lost the supplied connecting cord RK G129 1 5 m stereo mini plug gt phono plug x 2 Design and specifications are subject to change without notice UC 11 Precautions e When the transmitter is not to be used for a long period of time disconnect the AC power adaptor from the AC outlet h
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25. to the programmes Take off the headphones and then turn off the power Note You may hear some noise when you disconnect the AC power adaptor from the transmitter before taking off the headphones Sound is automatically muted if noise increases Mute function If the infrared rays are obstructed or the headphones are used outside their effective range noise will increase and sound will become hard to hear To avoid potential ear damage as a result of noise this function mute any sound from the headphones Sound is automatically restored when you move nearer the transmitter or remove the obstruction If no audio signal is input for more than approximately 5 minutes The transmitter turns off automatically Note The brightness of the infrared emitters may not be uniform however this is not a malfunction Operating the system 968 F M M IM The effective area of the transmitter The illustration below shows the approximate area covered by the infrared rays emitted from the transmitter Transmitter Infrared ray Approx 3 m 118 1 s in GL A Approx 7 m 23 ft Approx 3 m 118 1 8 in Notes If you use the headphones at too great a distance from the transmitter you may hear a hissing noise and if there is an object between the headphones and the transmitter sound may be interrupted These phenomena are inherent to infrared ray communication and do not mean that ther
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30. S O N V 3 248 366 62 1 Cordless Stereo Headphone System Operating Instructions FARRE MES M MDR IF140K 2009 Sony Corporation rF gt WARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain or moisture To prevent fire or shock hazard do not place objects filled with liquids such as vases on the apparatus To avoid electrical shock do not open the cabinet Refer servicing to qualified personnel only Do not install the appliance in a confined space such as a bookcase or built in cabinet The validity of the CE marking is restricted to only those countries where it is legally enforced mainly in the countries EEA European Economic Area 268 Welcome Thank you for purchasing the Sony MDR IF140K Cordless Stereo Headphone System Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference The MDR IF140K is a cordless stereo headphone system using infrared transmission You can enjoy listening to a programme free from the restriction of the headphones cord by simply connecting the transmitter to a TV or audio components equipped with a headphones jack or a line output jack Cordless noiseless infrared headphone system resistant to external noise etc e Wide infrared reception range of up to 7 m 23 ft Self adjusting headband mechanism
31. connect the connecting cord directly to a headphones jack monaural mini jack the audio signal may not be output through the right channel In sucha case use the separately sold PC 236MS plug adaptor stereo mini jack lt gt monaural mini plug between the connecting cord and the headphones jack 8c Operating the system gt Operating the system Listening toa programme Before listening To prevent your ears from being damaged first lower the volume 1 Turn on the audio video component connected to the transmitter When the audio signal is input the transmitter turns on automatically and the infrared emitters glow If the transmitter is connected to the headphones jack set the volume control of the audio source component as high as possible but not so high that the audio signal becomes distorted 2 Turnon the headphones The power indicator on the upper part of the right housing glows red P 3 Put on the headphones Be sure to put the right housing R on your right ear and the left housing L on your left ear 4 start playback of the component connected to the transmitter 5 Adjust the volume If the infrared sensors are covered by your hands when adjusting the volume the mute function will be activated and volume may not be adjusted In this case move nearer toward the transmitter or orient the infrared emitters on the left housing towards the transmitter After listening
32. e is a problem with the system itself Do not cover the infrared sensors with your hands or hair When you use the headphones inside the area in the illustration above the transmitter can be placed in front behind or by the side of you The noise you may hear through the headphones may vary depending on the transmitter position and room conditions It is recommended that you place the transmitter in a location that produces the clearest sound Do not use this system in areas exposed to direct sunlight or strong light The sound may be interrupted Plasma displays may interfere with normal operation of this system 10 Operating the system Replacing the ear pads The ear pads are replaceable If the ear pads become dirty or worn out replace them as illustrated below The ear pad is not commercially available You can order replacements from the store where you purchased this system or at your nearest Sony dealer 1 Remove the old ear pad by pulling it off 2 Place the new ear pad around the housing B Additional information PSE Specifications General Modulation system Frequency modulation Carrier frequency Right 2 8 MHz Left 2 3 MHz Frequency response 18 22 000 Hz Transmitter TMR IF130 Power source DCIN 9 V jack accepts power supplied from the AC power adaptor for use on the following voltages Where Operating purchased voltage U S A 120 V AC 60 Hz U K
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34. olding the plug and remove the battery to avoid damage caused by battery leakage and subsequent corrosion Do not leave the cordless stereo headphone system in a location subject to direct sunlight heat or moisture It is recommended to use the headphones at a temperature of between 5 C and 35 C between 41 F and 104 F Do not drop hit or otherwise subject the transmitter or headphones to strong shocks of any kind This could damage the product Notes on headphones preventing hearing damage Avoid using headphones at high volume Hearing experts advise against continuous loud and extended play If you experience a ringing in your ears lower the volume or discontinue use 12 WRT Caring for others Keep the volume at a moderate level This will allow you to hear outside sounds and to be considerate to the people around you If you have any questions or problems concerning the system that are not covered in this manual please consult nearest Sony dealer Be sure to bring the headphones and the transmitter to Sony dealer when requiring repair work Troubleshooting No sound Muffled sound gt Turn on the transmitter first and then put on the headphones gt Check the connection of the audio video equipment or the AC power adaptor Check that the audio video equipment connected to the transmitter is turned on If the transmitter is connected to the headphones jack raise the volume of
35. raw the curtains blinds to shut out the direct sunlight or use the headphones away from the sunlight Change the position or angle of the transmitter If the transmitter is connected to the headphones jack raise the volume of the audio video equipment connected to the transmitter The headphones power indicator light dims flashes or goes off e Replace dry battery with new one If the power indicator is still off after replacing the battery take the headphones to a Sony dealer gt When you have another transmitter check if more than one transmitters are used at the same time Distorted sound gt If the transmitter is connected to the headphones jack lower the volume of the audio video equipment connected to the transmitter gt The headphones power indicator light dims flashes or goes off e Replace dry battery with new one If the power indicator is still off after replacing the battery take the headphones to a Sony dealer Turn off other transmitter or move to a place outside the range of this transmitter Additional information 13 AT e
36. the audio video equipment connected to the transmitter gt The mute function is activated e Check if there is any object between the transmitter and the headphones Use the headphones near the transmitter e Change the position and angle of the transmitter gt The headphones power indicator light dims flashes or goes off e Replace dry battery with new one If the power indicator is still off after replacing the battery take the headphones to a Sony dealer gt If you connect the LINE OUT jacks of your connected equipment to the PHONES IN jacks of the transmitter volume may be too low Use the LINE IN jacks of the transmitter instead See Setting up the transmitter gt If you connect the headphones jacks of your connected equipment to the LINE IN jack of the transmitter sound may be distorted when raising the volume Use the PHONES IN jacks of the transmitter instead See Setting up the transmitter Loud background noise gt 4 gt Move closer to the transmitter As you move away from the transmitter more noise is likely to be heard This is inherent in infrared ray communication and does not mean that there is a problem with the unit itself Check that there is no object between the transmitter and the headphones Check that the infrared sensors are not covered with your hands or hair If you use the headphones by a window where the sunlight is too strong d
37. the temperature or conditions of use Notes on Batteries Do not charge a dry battery Do not carry a dry battery together with coins or other metallic objects It can generate heat if the positive and negative terminals of the battery are accidentally come into contact with metallic objects When you are not going to use the unit for a long time remove the battery to avoid damage from battery leakage or corrosion When to replace the battery When the battery becomes weak the power indicator light dims or sound becomes distorted or noisy Replace the battery with new one as soon as possible Getting started 5GB Setting up the transmitter The transmitter is equipped with two input jacks which allows for connection to the specified output jacks PHONES IN to the headphones jack and LINE IN to the LINE OUT jacks of your connected equipment 1 Connect the transmitter to an audio video component Select method IN or B according to the output jack type of the AV component you use 6 Getting started to headphones jack stereo phone jack When connecting to a headphones jack Connect to the PHONES IN jack on the transmitter Transmitter Left channel Right channel red white Connecting cord supplied to headphones jack stereo mini jack Unimatch plug amp adaptor supplied I WALKMAN TV VCR
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