Sony SRS-XP500 - Turning the Power off

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Wireless Speaker

SRS-XP700 / SRS-XP500

Turning the power off

Related Topic

Auto Standby function

Using the BLUETOOTH standby function

Press the

(power) button.

The

(power) indicator and (BLUETOOTH) indicator turn off.

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Troubleshooting3
Parts and Controls5
Carrying/Placing the Speaker7
To Place the Speaker on Its Side7
Charging the Speaker8
Checking the Charging Completion8
Checking the Built-In Battery Level of Rechargeable Built-In Battery8
Built-In Battery Life9
About 25 Hours9
About 20 Hours9
About 6 Hours9
When the Built-In Battery Is Running Low10
Turning the Power on11
Turning the Power off12
Using the BLUETOOTH Standby Function13
To Turn off the BLUETOOTH Standby Function14
Charging a USB Device such as a Smartphone or Iphone15
About the Feed Current15
Auto Standby Function17
When the Speaker Is in BLUETOOTH Mode17
When the Speaker Is in AUDIO in Mode17
When the Speaker Is in USB Mode17
Turning On/Off the Speaker’s Light (Lighting Function)18
To Turn off (Light Off)/Turn on (Light On) the Lighting Function18
Connecting with a USB Device20
Compatible USB Devices20
Pairing and Connecting with BLUETOOTH21
When the Indicator Is Flashing Slowly22
When the Indicator Stays Lit22
Connecting with a Computer Via a BLUETOOTH Connection (Windows)26
Supported Operation Systems26
For Windows 830
Connecting with a Computer Via a BLUETOOTH Connection (Mac)35
When the Indicator Is Double Flashing36
Listening to Music of a USB Device40
Listening to Music of a Device Via BLUETOOTH Connection42
A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)42
AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile)42
Skip to the Beginning of the Next Track43
Skip to the Beginning of the Current or Previous Track43
Selecting the BLUETOOTH Audio Streaming Playback Quality (Codec)45
Supported Codecs45
When Using the Buttons of the Speaker45
When Using “Sony | Music Center”45
Terminating the BLUETOOTH Connection (after Use)47
Switching the BLUETOOTH Devices Connected at the same Time48
Turning on or off the BLUETOOTH Function50
Listening to Music of a Portable Audio Device, Etc.51
Enjoying Switching the Sound Effects54
Enjoying more Dynamic Sound (MEGA BASS Effect)54
Enjoying the Feeling of Being at a Live Performance54
Setting the Equalizer Setting to Your Preference (CUSTOM)54
Listening to Music Wirelessly with 2 Speakers (Stereo Pair Function)56
Enjoying Wireless Playback Using Multiple Speakers57
Connect a Second or more Speakers58
Terminating the Party Connect Function61
To Terminate All Connections and Exit the Party Connect Function61
To Terminate Only 1 Speaker61
Using an External Microphone62
Enjoying Sound from a Guitar63
To Bring the Speaker out of Guitar Mode63
What You Can Do with “Sony | Music Center”64
Installing “Sony | Music Center”66
What You Can Do with “Fiestable”67
Operations that Can be Performed on a Speaker with “Fiestable”67
Karaoke68
Voice Control68
Party Light68
Party Playlist68
Installing “Fiestable”69
About the Indicators70
CHARGE Indicator (Orange)70
(Power) Indicator70
MEGA BASS Indicator (Red)71
STAMINA Indicator (Orange)71
Double Flashes71
Flashes Slowly71
GUITAR Indicator (White)72
PARTY (Party Connect) Indicator (White)72
Updating the Pre-Installed Software73
Precautions75
On Safety75
On Placement75
Others75
Notes on Charging76
Life Span of the Built-In Lithium Ion Battery76
Caution76
Notes on Water Resistant Feature78
Water Resistant Performance of the Speaker78
To Avoid the Deterioration of the Water Resistant Performance78
How to Care for the Speaker80
About the BLUETOOTH Wireless Technology81
Supported Version and Profiles of the BLUETOOTH Standard81
Maximum Communication Range81
Interference from Other Devices81
License Notice83
Notes on the License83
What Can I Do to Solve a Problem?85
Unable to Charge the Speaker86
Unable to Turn on the Speaker or the Speaker Suddenly Turns off87
No Sound88
Sound from Only One Speaker88
Low Sound Level88
Distorted Sound88
Sound Becomes Low While in Use90
The USB Device Is Not Detected91
Playback with an Audio Source Fails91
No Sound Comes out of the Speaker91
Playback Does Not Start with the First Track91
The Sound from the Speaker Contains Noise, Skips, or Is Distorted92
It Takes a Long Time before Playback Starts93
Unable to Pair the Speaker with a BLUETOOTH Device94
Unable to Connect with a Speaker for the Party Connect Function96
There Is no Microphone Sound97
There Is Acoustic Feedback98
Restarting the Speaker99
Initializing the Speaker100

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