Sony MDR DS3000 User Manual

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Additional Information

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Symptom

Cause and remedy

The DOLBY
DIGITAL indicator
does not turn on

The DOLBY PRO
LOGIC II indicator
does not turn on

The DOLBY PRO
LOGIC II indicator
turn on

The DTS indicator
does not turn on

The batteries
cannot be
charged

Infrared signal
emission does not
stop (when the
INPUT SELECT
switch on the
processor is set
to “ANALOG”)

, The digital audio output setting for the DVD player (including game

machines) may be set to “PCM.”
See the instruction manual of your DVD player, and change the setting (such
as “Dolby Digital/PCM” or “Dolby Digital”) for usage with components
having built-in Dolby Digital decoders.

, Playback signals are not recorded in Dolby Digital format.

, The audio for the chapter being played is not a Dolby Digital signal.

, The EFFECT switch on the processor is set to “OFF.”

, Analogue input signal, digital input PCM signal, or Dolby Digital 2-channel

signal is not input.

, The EFFECT switch on the processor is set to “CINEMA” or “MUSIC” mode.

, Analogue input signal, digital input PCM signal, or Dolby Digital 2-channel

signal is input.

, The DTS digital output setting on the DVD player (including game machines)

is set to “OFF.”
See the instruction manual of your DVD player, and change the DTS digital
output setting to “ON.”

, Playback signals are not recorded in DTS format.

, The audio for the chapter being played is not a DTS signal.

, The DVD player does not support DTS format.

Use a DVD player that supports DTS.

, Check if the CHG indicator turns on. If not, put the headphones on the

processor correctly so that the CHG indicator turns on.

, Dry batteries are installed.

• Insert the supplied rechargeable nickel-metal hydride batteries.

, Rechargeable batteries other than the supplied are installed.

• Insert the supplied rechargeable nickel-metal hydride batteries.

, Signal noise is output from the connected analogue component.

• Set the INPUT SELECT switch on the processor to “DIGITAL,” and make

sure playback of the component connected to the DIGITAL IN jack is
stopped.

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