PSP-N270G4-174-532-21(1) ENPrecautionsBefore using this product,
carefully read this manual and retain it for future reference. Read
also the instructions for the PSPgo system.SafetyObserve all
precautions and instructions.Use and handlingPermanent hearing loss
may occur if headset or headphones (sold separately) are used at
high volume. Set the volume to a safe level. Over time,
increasingly loud audio may start to sound normal but can actually
be damaging your hearing. If you experience ringing in your ears
ormuffled speech, stop listening and have your hearing checked. The
louder the volume, thesooner your hearing could be affected. To
protect your hearing:Limit the amount of time you use earphones or
headphones at high volume.Avoid raising the volume to block out
noisy surroundings.Lower the volume if you cant hear people
speaking near you.Do not expose the receiver to high temperatures,
high humidity or direct sunlight.Do not put heavy objects on the
receiver.Do not allow liquid or small particles to get into the
receiver.Do not throw or drop the receiver, or otherwise expose it
to strong physical impact.Do not place any rubber or vinyl
materials on the receiver exterior for an extended period of
time.Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the receiver. Do not use
solvents or other chemicals. Do not wipe with a chemically treated
cleaning cloth.Do not disassemble or insert anything into the
receiver because this may cause damage to theinternal components or
cause injury to you.Do not use the product while driving or riding
a bicycle.Observe all signs and instructions that require an
electrical device or radio product to be switched off in designated
areas, such as gas/refueling stations, hospitals, blasting areas,
potentially explosiveatmospheres or aircraft.Part names and
functionsFront Rear Status indicator Displays information about
usage and connectivity._ Operation buttonNbuttonbuttonmbuttonVolume
+/volume - buttonsControls music and video playback.Start or pause
playback. Long press to stop.Skip to the next. Long press to fast
forward.Back to the previous. Long press to fast reverse.Adjusts
the volume._ MODE button Switches between normal latency mode and
low latency mode. Microphone Voice input._ POWER button Turns the
receiver on/off._ USB connector ( ) Connect the supplied USB cable
to charge the receiver.---Bluetoothstereo headset
receiverBluetoothBluetooth Instruction Manual//PSP-N270
G4-174-532-21(1) Headphone connector Connect headset or headphones
(sold separately).j Strap holder Attach a strap (sold separately)._
Multi-function button ( ) Operates the mobile phone.j Clip Clip the
receiver to a pocket or other part of your clothing.j RESET button
Press to reset the receiver.Status indicator displayIndicator color
Flashing pattern Bluetoothconnection status or the
receiverstatusRed and Blue Flashing alternately In pairing mode or
during pairingBlue Flashing Waiting for a connectionFlashing two
times repeatedly Connected and receiving audio signalFlashing
slowly Connected but the connected device is not sending audio
signalFlashing two times repeatedly with a pauseConnected with
multiple devices, but theconnected devices are not sending audio
signalFlashing two times repeatedly and slowlyConnected, and the
connected device is sendingaudio signalFlashing three times
repeatedly and slowlyConnected with multiple devices (standby for a
telephone call on HSP/HFP) and the connected device is sending
audio signalFlashing quickly Receiving a call on the mobile
phoneRed Solid Charging the batteryPurple Same flashing patterns as
for BlueIn low latency modeRed Same flashing patterns as for Blue
Charge level lowCharging the batteryThe receiver contains a
rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, which must be charged before
using the receiver for the first time.Charging takes approximately
2.5 hours when starting with no battery charge left.After removing
the cover fromthe USB connector on the receiver, connect the
supplied USB cable to the receiver and to the AC adaptor for the
PSPgo system.The status indicator lights up in red, indicating that
charging has begun. The status indicatorturns off when the battery
is fully charged.AC power cord+To electricaloutletAC adapter+Some
regions and countries may use a different AC power cord fromthe one
illustrated.HintsThe receiver cannot be turned on while charging.If
you connect the receiver to a USB device while the receiver is
turned on, thereceiver will turn off automatically.Use only the USB
cable that is supplied with the receiver.Connect the receiver
directly to the charging device. You may not be able to chargethe
battery if the receiver is connected via a USB hub or similar
device.The receiver can also be charged using a USB connector on a
PS3 systemor a PC.Battery durationTalk time (including music
playback): Up to 6 hoursStandby time: Up to 100 hoursActual times
may vary due to surrounding temperature and conditions of
use.Checking the remaining battery chargePress the POWER button
while the receiver is turned on.You can check the amount of
remaining battery charge by the number of times the statusindicator
flashes.Flashes 3 times:FullFlashes 2 times:MidFlashes 1 time:Low
(needs to be charged)HintWhen no battery charge remains, the
receiver will beep and then turn off automatically.Using the
receiver with the PSPgo systemFor information about operating the
PSPgo system, refer to the instruction manualand the online users
guide (http://manuals.playstation.net/document/) for the
system.Checking the systemsoftware version of the PSPgo systemTo
use the receiver with the PSPgo system, the PSPgo systemsoftware
must beversion 6.20 or later. Registering (pairing) with the PSPgo
system1 Place the PSPgo systemwithin 1 mof the receiver.2 With the
receiver turned off, press and hold the POWER button on thereceiver
for about seven seconds.When the status indicator flashes
alternately in red and blue, release the button.3 Turn on the PSPgo
system. Check that theWIRELESS switch is set on. 4 Register the
receiver on the PSPgo system.The receiver is identified as
[PSP-N270] on the PSPgo system. If the systemprompts you fora
password, enter 0000.Pairing is complete when the status indicator
(blue) flashes two times repeatedly.HintsIf pairing is not
completed within five minutes, pairing mode will be cleared and the
receiver will turn off. In this case, start over fromstep 1.After
the receiver has been paired with the PSPgo system, it does not
have to bepaired again.Listening to audio and sounds fromthe PSPgo
systemFollow these steps each time you use the receiver to listen
to audio and sounds fromthe PSPgo system.1 Press and hold the POWER
button for about two seconds to turn on thereceiver.The status
indicator (blue) starts flashing to indicate that the unit is
waiting for a Bluetooth connection.2 Turn on the PSPgo system.Check
that the WIRELESS switch is set on. 3 Select (Settings)
(BluetoothDevice Settings) [ManageBluetooth Devices]. After
selecting [PSP-N270] fromthe list that isdisplayed, select
[Connect] fromthe options menu.When the Bluetooth connection is
established, the status indicator (blue) flashes two
timesrepeatedly.Audio and sounds fromthe PSPgo systemcan now be
heard when you connect a headset orheadphones (sold separately) to
the receiver.Using the receivers microphoneIf you select HSP
(Headset Profile) on the PSPgo system, you can use the
receiversmicrophone with games or applications that support
microphone input.1 Select (Settings) (BluetoothDevice Settings)
[ManageBluetooth Devices]. After selecting [PSP-N270] fromthe list
that is displayed, select [Set] fromthe options menu.2 Select [HSP
(Headset Profile)].Using lowlatency modeIf you experience an audio
lag due to the wireless connection, you can reduce the lagby using
the low latency mode.Press and hold the MODE button for about two
seconds.When the receiver is in low latency mode, the status
indicator turns purple.To switch back to the normal latency mode,
press and hold the MODE button for about two seconds again.HintWhen
the receiver is in low latency mode, audio quality and
communication quality are reduced.Ending the Bluetoothconnection
between the receiver and thePSPgo systemPress and hold the POWER
button on the receiver for about two seconds to turn it off.Using
the receiver with other Bluetooth devicesYou can register, or pair,
the receiver with a Bluetooth device.You can pair up to eight
Bluetooth devices (multi-pairing feature).For pairing instructions,
see Registering (pairing) with the PSPgo system in thismanual.For
information about operating the Bluetooth device, refer to the
instructionssupplied with the device.The receiver is identified as
[PSP-N270] on the Bluetooth device. If the deviceprompts you for a
password, enter 0000.Using with a Bluetooth mobile phoneThe
connection to the mobile phone uses either the HFP or HSP profile.
The profileused and the features that are supported vary depending
on the mobile phone. Fordetails, refer to the instructions supplied
with the mobile phone.Before you start using the device, register
(pair) the receiver with the mobile phone.1 Press and hold the
POWER button for about two seconds to turn on thereceiver.2 Start
the Bluetooth connection on the mobile phone.The receiver connects
to the mobile phone automatically.If the receiver does not connect
to the mobile phone automaticallypress the multi-function button on
the receiver. Operating the mobile phoneYou can performthe
following operations using the multi-function button.Status HFP
(Hands-free Profile) HSP (Headset Profile)Short press Long press
Short press Long pressStandby Start voice dial Redial -
DialOutgoing call End outgoing call - End outgoingcallEnd outgoing
callor change calldevice to thereceiverIncoming call Answer Do Not
Answer Answer -During call End call Change call deviceto the
receiver orto the mobilephoneEnd call Change call deviceto the
receiverVoice dial active Cancel voice dial - - -Switching between
the mobile phone and the PSPgo systemWhen the receiver is connected
with both the PSPgo systemand a mobile phone, you can switch the
receiver to answer incoming calls while it is being used with
thePSPgo system. When receiving an incoming call while using the
receiver to listen to audio fromthePSPgo system, the receiver plays
the ringtone.Press the multi-function button to answer the
call.Restoring default settingsYou can restore default settings
(such as volume) and delete all pairing information on the
receiver.1 If the receiver is on, press and hold the POWER button
for about two seconds to turn it off.2 Press and hold the POWER
button and the multi-function button togetherfor about seven
seconds.The status indicator (blue) flashes four times to indicate
that default settings have been restored. All pairing information
is deleted.Before requesting serviceRefer to this section if you
experience difficulty using the product.The sound is distorted, or
there is audio skipping. The devices need to be kept close together
to maintain a Bluetooth connection. Check whether a device that
generates electromagnetic radiation, such as a wireless LAN,
another Bluetooth device, or a microwave oven, is nearby. If such a
device is nearby, place the receiver in a different location. Point
the receiver towards the Bluetooth device. Check that there are no
obstacles blocking the communication.The receiver does not operate
properly. Reset the receiver. Insert a small pin or similar object
into the hole of the RESETbutton and push until there is a click.
Note that pairing information is not deleted by this
operation.---SpecificationsGeneralCommunication
SystemBluetoothSpecification version 2.0 + EDR(Enhanced Data
Rate)OutputBluetoothSpecification Power Class 2Maximum
communication range Line of sight approx. 10 m+ Compatible
BluetoothProfiles++A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)AVRCP
(Audio Video Remote Control Profile)HSP (Headset Profile)HFP
(Hands-free Profile)Supported content protection
methodSCMS-TTransmission range (A2DP) 20 - 20,000 Hz (Sampling
frequency 44.1 kHz)Supplied accessoryUSB cable (1)Instruction
Manual (1)ReceiverPower source DC 3.7 V: Built-in lithium-ion
rechargeable batteryDimension (w/h/d) (excluding projection parts
and controls)Approx. 21 63 15 mmMassApprox. 15 gOperating
temperature 0 C to 40 CHeadphones outputOutput jackStereo mini
jackMaximum output20 mW + 20 mW (16 )MicrophoneType Electret
condenserDirection characteristicOmni directionalEffective
frequency range 100 4,000 Hz+The actual range will vary depending
on factors such as obstacles between devices, magneticfields around
a microwave oven, static electricity, reception sensitivity,
aerials performance, operating system, software application, etc.++
Bluetooth standard profiles indicate the purpose of Bluetooth
communication between devices.MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology
and patents licensed fromFraunhofer IIS and Thomson.Design and
specifications are subject to change without notice.About national
export controlThis product may fall within the scope of national
export control legislation. You must comply fully with the
requirements of such legislation and of all other applicable laws
of any jurisdiction in relation to this product.Compl i es wi thIDA
StandardsDB102988(For customers in Singapore only)CTPSPgo _ N m +/
- _ MODE _ POWER _ USB ( ) USB j _ ( ) j j RESET --- Bluetooth
HSP/HFP 2.5USBUSBPSPgo+ +USBUSBUSB Hub
PS3TMUSB6100POWER321PSPgoPSPgohttp://manuals.playstation.net/document/PSPgoPSPgo6.20PSPgo1
PSPgo12 POWER3 PSPgoWIRELESS4 PSPgoPSPgo[PSP-N270]0000
1PSPgoPSPgoPSPgo1 POWERBluetooth2 PSPgoWIRELESS 3
Bluetooth[Bluetooth][PSP-N270] []Bluetooth PSPgoPSPgoHSP (Headset
Profile)1 Bluetooth[Bluetooth][PSP-N270][]2 [HSP (Headset
Profile)]MODEMODEPSPgoBluetoothPOWERPSP-N270G4-174-532-21(1)
BluetoothBluetoothBluetoothPSPgoBluetoothBluetooth[PSP-N270]0000BluetoothHFPHSPProfile1
POWER2 Bluetooth HFP (Hands-free Profile) HSP (Headset Profile) - -
- - - -PSPgoPSPgoPSPgoPSPgo1 POWER2 POWER LANBluetooth Bluetooth
RESET---Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR (Enhanced Data Rate)BluetoothPower
Class 210+ BluetoothProfile++ A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution
Profile)AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile)HSP (Headset
Profile)HFP (Hands-free Profile)SCMS-T (A2DP)20 - 20,000 Hz ( 44.1
kHz)USB1 1DC 3.7 V21 63 15 mm15 g0 C to 40 C20 mW + 20 mW (16 )100
4,000 Hz+++ BluetoothProfileBluetoothMPEG Layer-3Fraunhofer
IISThomson KR .PSPgo . . () . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ,
, . ._ N m +/ - .. . . . . . . ._MODE (normal latency) (low
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[PSP-N270] [] .2 HSP(Headset Profile) . .MODE 2 . . MODE 2 . .PSPgo
Bluetooth POWER 2 . Bluetooth Bluetooth . 8 Bluetooth .( ) " PSPgo
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HFP(Hands-free Profile) HSP(Headset Profile) . . . .1 POWER 2 .2
Bluetooth . . . . HFP (Hands-free Profile) HSP (Headset Profile) -
- - - - -PSPgo PSPgo Bluetooth PSPgo .PSPgo . . , .1 POWER 2 .2
POWER 7 . () . . . . . Bluetooth . 2.4GHz LAN, , Bluetooth .
Bluetooth . . . RESET , . .--- Bluetooth version 2.0 + EDR(Enhanced
Data Rate)Bluetooth Power Class 2 (0.03 mW) 10m+ 2,402 MHz - 2,480
MHz Bluetooth ++A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)AVRCP
(Audio Video Remote Control Profile) HSP (Headset Profile) HFP
(Hands-free Profile) SCMS-T (A2DP)20 - 20,000 Hz ( 44.1 kHz)USB (1)
(1)DC 3.7 V: - (w/h/d) ( ) 21 63 15 mm 15 g 0 C - 40 C 20 mW + 20
mW (16 ) 100 - 4,000 Hz+ . .++ Bluetooth Bluetooth . Fraunhofer IIS
Thomson MPEG Layer-3 . . . : Sony Computer Entertainment Korea ():
PSP-N270: /: Sony Computer Entertainment/China : SCEKCC -10 - +50 .
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