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Question: My system pan. monitor(not a tv) yamaha reciever 7hdmi in 2hdmi out,roku, apple tv,dvd, cisco sat box. I don't have a clue how to set this up. HELP!!
Document: For those of you with some questions, I hope this review will help you because there isn't much information for these on the web or the reviews as to what they can do and how to set them up. So, here you go...First of all, you get great digital options. The HDMI work nicely. All you do is go from your source (Blu-Ray, Cable-Box, etc.)
So I call Amazon free technical support and find they have no clue how to set-up, install or configure these headphones that are made only for the Japanese market. After wasting two hours both of my own and on the phone I end up with a return authorization. If you are English speaking and are not fluent in Japanese do not buy these or the also made for Japanese market MDR-DS7500.
I only use the default listening mode, the Cinema mode sounds very artificial and "phasey" to me on the sources I've tried it with, and I haven't used the Games mode since we have a separate system for them.
The technology behind these pair of headphones is really impressive. The feeling of surround that these cans give you is the best I have ever experienced in my life.The box and manual are in Japanese, but the headphones settings are all in english. And you can actually read the manual translated to english with google, which does a pretty good job.They Work flawlessly with all my HDMI devices.
I bought these from another retailer, not Amazon. Headphones are amazing. Setting them up didn't require an understanding of Japanese (manual isn't in English) - just some good common sense. Sound quality is stunning. I especially like that putting the headphone on, turns them on and powers up the HDMI box all at once. Not sure why they aren't available U.S. domestically, but these things are worth every penny.
The box stated that it was for the US market
Amazon sold me these headphones, in an English language advertisement, with the promotion of free 30-day technical support to set-up, install, configure this product. I got the product today and all the instructions for the unit are in Japanese only even though the language on the unit itself are in English. I tried my hardest to set these up, after all, how hard can it be to install headphones.
The seller did a phenomenal job packaging the product with the thickest bubble wrap in the tidiest possible way I've seen. All instructions that come with it are Japanese but it's fairly easy to set up, just like typical HDMI compatible device - all jackets are labelled in English. I hooked it up with Xbox one and Smart TV in minutes, simply daisy chain them.
I love these. Sure they are pricey, but they are comfortable and wireless. Great sound.I was a little hesitant to purchase at first, because of the reviews that criticized the complexity and Japanese manuals. It's really easy to set up thought. Optical in, optical out.Select the mode and you're done. It has toslink pass through so that's a major plus.If you do need instructions go to Sony's website and translate via Google to English (or your language of choice).
It just drove me nuts, so rarely used it  in this mode. Also when using the remote the transient hum whenever I used the remote to start or stop the video or dvd.So I had to find an alternative.I found it with these. - just sound!! Nothing else. Scenes with no sound - nothing. Transition to scenes with dialogue or music, then just that.
Answer: I THINK from what you're asking, the simplest setup for you would be to connect everything to your receiver, then HDMI out from the receiver to the Sony transmitter box, then connect HDMI between the Sony box and your display. If your monitor doesn't have HDMI, you can easily find an HDMI to DVI cable here on Amazon to connect between display and Sony box.DR, what is pan. monitor? Are you just listing a bunch of brands? If my suggestion doesn't work, clarifying your question with complete sentences might make it easier for people to answer you.