Applicable Model
This information is for the following model(s):
- HT-S60 / BRAVIA Theatre System 6
About This Download
Benefits and Improvements
- Addresses a rare issue where the volume of the wireless rear amplifier may unexpectedly drop to a very low level
Previous Benefits and Improvements
System Requirements
Operating Systems
- Windows 11
- macOS Sonoma or later
Notes:
- Compatibility with all computers is not guaranteed.
- The operating system must be installed when the computer is shipped from the factory.
- Self-installed items such as upgraded products, multi-boot environments, and multi-monitor setups may affect performance.
- Depending on your usage situation, you may need to re-register your device in the Sony | BRAVIA Connect app after updating.
What You Need
- USB storage device: Prepare a USB storage device formatted only with FAT32
- USB type: USB2.0
- USB storage size: over 256 MB and under 32 GB
Note: Operation is not guaranteed for all USB storage devices, conversion adapters, or USB hubs.
File Info
- Name: EG1_update_1.110-1.111.zip
- Version: 1.110 or 1.111
Note: There are two software versions depending on the destination. - Size: 44.1 MB (46 337 868 bytes)
- Release Date: 04-03-2026
Preparation
Check the Firmware Version
Your firmware may already be up to date, especially if you have a new home theater system. If the version number is 1.110 or 1.111 or higher, you do not need to update.
To check which firmware version you have, follow the steps below:
- Turn on the home theater system.
- Launch the Sony | BRAVIA Connect app.
- Connect the home theater system to the Sony | BRAVIA Connect app.
- Connect the rear amp box to the home theater system.
- Select Settings in the remote menu.
- In the Settings menu, select System Settings.
- In the System Settings menu, select System Information.
- Confirm the home theater system firmware version. (Ignore the 00 before the version number.)
Important Notice
- Read the instructions carefully.
- Do not turn off the home theater system or disconnect it from the power while updating.
- Do not press any buttons, except the ones mentioned in the instructions.
- Do not unplug the power cable during the update. Doing so may cause damage and require repairs.
- Do not perform any operation until the update is complete.
Download & Install
If your computer can be connected to the Internet and a USB storage device, you can use the computer to perform the update according to the steps below.
Step 1: Use the Computer to Transfer the Updated Software File to the USB Storage Device
- Click the Download button, read and agree to the terms and conditions, then click the Download button again. The download will start.
- Save the file on your computer desktop or any location without changing the file name.
Note: The image below shows “X.XXX-X.XXX” as an example. Replace “X.XXX-X.XXX” in the folder name with “1.110-1.111”.
- Find the file on your computer, right-click the file, and then click Properties. If the size is 44.1 MB (46 337 868 bytes), then the download was successful.
Note: If the size is not 44.1 MB (46 337 868 bytes), the download may have failed. Delete the file from your Computer and download it again. - Double-click the downloaded file and select Extract all, and then select Extract without changing the folder name.
- When the extract is completed, an EG1_update_1.110-1.111 folder will be created. Make sure the EG1_update.zip file exists in that folder.
Note: The image below shows “X.XXX-X.XXX” as an example. Replace “X.XXX-X.XXX” in the folder name with “1.110-1.111”.
- Insert the USB storage device into your computer's USB port.
- Create a folder named update directly under the root of the USB storage device.
- Open the update folder directly under the USB storage device and copy the downloaded EG1_update.zip file by dragging and dropping it.
Note: Make sure there are no other files and save it directly under the USB storage device.
- Confirm that the EG1_update.zip file exists in the update folder on the USB storage device. Once confirmed, the update file transfer is completed and you can proceed to Step 2: Update the Software of This Unit.
Step 2: Update the Software of This Unit
- Connect the home theater system power cable.
- On the home theater system or remote control, push the
(Power) button and wait until the LED display shows the previous input.
- Check whether a wireless rear amp box is connected.
Note: Connect a wireless rear amp box if it is not already connected. If needed, refer to the device's operating instructions for connection details. - Insert the USB storage device containing the software update into the home theater system.
- When the home theater system's LED display starts flashing blue and white alternately, the automatic update process has begun.
- The LED display on the unit will continue to flash during the update process. The update process takes about 6 minutes.
- After the update, the unit will automatically restart, and the LED display will flash white every 2 seconds.
- Remove the update USB storage device from the unit.
- After updating, unplug the home theater system's power cable and the wireless rear amp box from the AC outlet, then plug them in again. This completes the update process.
- Be sure to check that the software has been updated to the latest version by referring to the procedure in the Check the Firmware Version section of this page. If the correct version is not displayed, please check the version again after initializing the unit.
- If you perform an initialization, the Bluetooth pairing information will also be deleted, so please perform the pairing again.
- Depending on the connected device, it may be necessary to delete the Bluetooth device information on the connected device and then re-pair.
- Also, the connection with the wireless rear amp box may be disconnected. In that case, check the Connecting the Wireless Rear Amp Box manually section in the instruction manual, and then connect.
Initialization Method
- Press the
(Power) button for 10 seconds or longer.
Note: Please check the instruction manual for details.
Things to Avoid While Updating
- Do not unplug the power cable during the update. Doing so may cause damage and require repairs.
- Do not perform any operation until the update is complete.