No sound from surround speakers and S-AIR unit. Green light on surround amplifier flashes. Checked ID and they match. Tried changing ID's - still didn't work. Tried pairing but it didn't allow me to.

Sony S-Air systems are equipped with the ability to transmit audio wirelessly to speakers that are directly paired with the system. This wireless transmission can remove the clutter of speaker wires from your business premises, improving both the appearance of the business and saving time and money spent on having to run the wires run from the system to the speakers. If the speakers are not paired to the Sony equipment, then other speakers in the area on the same frequency may pick up audio signals using the particular ID frequency of the equipment.
1.
Place the amplifier with the attached speaker that you wish to assign to the Sony audio equipment as close to the unit as possible so that it can receive the pairing signal from the unit.
2.
Press the power button on the S-Air audio equipment to turn on the system, then press the "Function" button several times until the front panel display reads "DVD."
3.
Click the "Display" button to access the Control Menu, then click the up or down arrow until you highlight "Setup." Click the "+" button to open the Setup Display.
4.
Highlight the "Custom" option with the arrow keys and press "+." Select the "Custom" menu followed by the "Audio Setup" menu and finally the "S-Air Setup" option. Select "ID," and then select the ID of the speaker that you're pairing with the unit - for example "A" for speaker A.
5.
Insert the wireless transceiver into the slot on the rear of the speaker amplifier. Set the selector switch on the rear of the amplifier to the same ID as the S-Air unit. Plug in the amplifier and wait for the word "Linked" to appear in the amplifier's display and for the S-Air indicator light on the front of the amplifier to light up, indicating that the speaker is linked with the main unit.
6.
Select "Pairing" on the S-Air audio equipment to begin pairing the equipment with the speaker.
7.
Place a small pointed object against the "Pairing" button on the rear of the speaker and use it to press the button. The S-AIR indicator light will begin to flash. Wait for the display to show "Pairing Complete" and for the light to stop flashing to indicate that the amplifier with speakers attached is directly linked to the S-Air equipment.
8.
Repeat the pairing process with each additional speaker attached to the system, changing the ID for each one.

there may be some loose connections or connections may get lost inside the speakers or it may blown due to high voltage so check that

Shorted component/s at its main board. Contact any service technician, or the authorized service center. Electro help

Hi guys I live in Worcester.

Regards
Gareth

there,s a problem at amplifier section.....amplifier is trying to protect speaker from broken down this wat you see (green)...flashing light at dashboard panel......time to change ic amplifier...or repair it ....or replace power transistor

if you have stereo speakers, connect it to the green audio port on your computer. if you have digital surround, you have green, yellow and black. insert the speaker connectors accordingly.

Hi there,

All speaker cables go into the surround sound system, they should be colour coded, then phono cables into the TV or just the the normal green audio cable into the green audio hole on the computer

We just hooked ours up and had the same problem, we switched around the s-air cards and that solved the sound problem immediatly.

have you checked the ID matches the same as the unit, I.E A on the wireless unit and A on the dvd player,?

what is the wireless unit light status? flashing green???
if flashing and you have tried messing around with pairing best way is to switch the wireless unit to A then do a reset on the unit, cant remember the exact button combinations, it will be in the instructions, something like press stop, pause and power at once. but check the instructions that should solve it, if not email me on [email protected] i will try help you there

unit needs repair. Look at the b speakers. Conect a speaker or two to the B position. If you have no sound than your surrond sound is ok and the unit is bad. Sound comes directly into the b speaker and not threw the surrond system. My 6070 has a cold start up problem. no sound. time to purchase a new one. to costly to repair.