1

Connect playback equipment and a TV to the

processor unit.
You can watch video from playback equipment on the Processor unit (Rear)
TV by connecting the TV to the processor unit with a
High-Speed HDMI cable.
In such a case, set “HDMI pass-through” in “General
Setup” to “On.”
HDMI IN HDMI OUT
Note (TV)
 HDMI pass-through does HDMI cable (supplied)
Head Mounted Display not enable simultaneous HDMI cable
video playback on the head (sold separately)
mounted unit and TV.

Startup Guide
Blu-ray Disc™ player
Game console TV

2 Connect headphones.
Connect the miniplug of the
headphones to the headphone
jack.

3 Connect the large AC adaptor and the AC power

cord to the processor unit.

Processor unit
(Rear)

AC power cord To wall outlet

AC adaptor (mains lead)
(large) (supplied) (supplied)
Before use, also refer to “Health Precautions” and “Precautions”
in the “Reference Guide.”
4 Turn the system on.
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1. Turn the processor unit on.

Printed using VOC (Volatile Organic Compound)-free

vegetable based ink.
© 2013 Sony Corporation Printed in Japan 2. Turn the head mounted
4-471-975-11(1) unit on.

1 Connect 5 Turn the playback equipment on.

Prepare the following items included in the box.
6 Select the input.
Press the INPUT button on the
processor unit to select the input
for the source equipment. The HDMI
INPUT indicator of the selected input
will light in orange.
Head mounted unit Processor unit (1) Headphones (1) HDMI cable (1) Micro USB cable (1)
and battery unit (1)

7 Adjust the orientation of the battery unit and

confirm that the WIRELESS indicator lights in
AC adaptor (small) AC adaptor (large) AC power cord blue.
(AC-UD10) (1) (AC-L200D) (1) (mains lead) (2) Notes
 The radio waves may not be
received properly, depending Communication distance:
Before use, charge the battery. on the orientation of the battery
unit. Use the battery unit with the
Approx. 5 m

SONY logo side up.

Charging starts when the small AC adaptor and the AC power cord are  Use where there are no
connected to the battery unit. obstructions between the
The  (power) indicator is lit in orange during charging, and it goes dark processor unit and the battery
unit.
when charging is complete.
AC adaptor (small) AC power cord (mains
Micro USB cable
(supplied) lead) (supplied)
(supplied)

To wall outlet
Tips
 You can use the system while
Battery unit charging, with the AC power cord
Head mounted unit connected to the power source.
 It will take about 5 hours to fully
charge the battery, when the
system is turned off.
Continued in 2 Adjust and Wear
2 Adjust and Wear 3 Set Up and View
Follow the instructions
displayed on the
screen for operations.

For a Comfortable Fit 1 Select a display language

(first time only).
Press the / button to
select a language, and then
press the MENU or  button.
Battery unit

2 Adjust the lens span.

Slide each lens span adjuster until you can

see both screens clearly.
Screen Eye Screen
After adjustment, press the MENU button or
 button.
 Support the unit with your forehead and at two positions
on the back of your head. Tips
 Do not rest it on your nose.  If you cannot see the screen clearly after lens span adjustment,
start over from “2 Adjust and Wear.”
 Adjust the unit so that the screens are in front of your eyes.
 If adjustment is difficult, try sliding both adjusters to the center
 Place the battery unit in a stable position. position before adjustment.

If you normally wear glasses or contact lenses, wear them as usual during
use (with the exception of reading glasses). Note that watching with bifocals All three “ ” marks 3 Check display alignment.
may be less than optimal. and the horizontal Confirm that all three “ ” marks and the
line intersect.
horizontal line intersect then press the MENU
or  button.
1 Raise the top headband It is acceptable if the “ ” marks and the
horizontal line intersect in a position other
and the forehead than the center of the screen.
supporter. Note
The position of the forehead supporter is  The “ ” marks and the horizontal line do not intersect if the
position of the head mounted unit is shifted. Readjust the
adjustable.
length of the headbands and confirm the position, referring to
The lowest position is standard. “2 Adjust and Wear” and “ Adjust the lens span.”
If even one of the “ ” marks and the horizontal line do not
intersect, refer to “Confirming Screen Alignment” of the
“Reference Guide.”

To loosen
2 Pull out the straps of
One or more “ ”
the top and bottom marks and the
To tighten headbands. horizontal line do
not intersect.
Hold down the button on the upper side of
each adjuster and pull out the strap on the
right.

3 Put the head mounted unit

on your head.
Lower the bottom headband to the base of 4 Follow the instructions
your head.
displayed on the screen.
Refer to the information on the screen for
operation.
4 Tighten the headbands
loosely and adjust the 5 Operate the playback
position of the head equipment.
mounted unit. The picture appears on the screen of the
Push the strap into the adjuster on the top head mounted unit.
Tips
and bottom headbands to fix the head
mounted unit.  Adjust the volume using the VOL +/– button on the head
mounted unit.
Carefully adjust the unit left, right, up, and  It is useful to keep the remote control unit for the playback
down to find the best position for viewing equipment at hand.
the centers of the screens.  Some functions of the playback equipment can be controlled
from this system. For details refer to “Control for HDMI” in
“General Setup” of the “Reference Guide.”

5 Tighten the headbands Resolving lack of audio, video, or 3D playback

securely.
1. Turn on the processor unit and the head mounted unit.
2. Turn the playback equipment off then back on.
If the playback equipment is a PlayStation®3, turn it off then
hold down the power button on the PlayStation®3 for at least 5
seconds (until you hear another beep) to restart it.
6 Put on the headphones.

When you wear glasses or need further adjustment “PlayStation” is a registered trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.
Refer to “Fitting the Head Mounted Unit” of the “Reference Guide.”