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Summary of Contents for PERSONAL

Page 1: ...Owner s Guide Guia de usario Notice d utilitsation ...

Page 2: ...Other equipment you can control To enjoy the full benefit of your LIFESTYLE system outside the main room where the system is set up you need to have speakers or a local system that can reproduce the sound where you want it For that purpose Bose offers a selection of expansion products that work together seamlessly due to one common ingredient Bose link compatibility These products include LIFESTYL...

Page 3: ...dio 14 Playing a CD 15 praying a DVD or VCD 17 Listening to other sources 18 Listening to Your Local Source 19 How a nearby sound source differs 19 Choosing and using your local source 19 Beyond the Basics 21 Adjustable features of the PERSONAL music center II 21 To change settings for a feature 21 The importance of room codes 23 Why would you change the house code 24 Audio streams multiply your o...

Page 4: ...can get your remote ready to use now Installing the batteries Use your PERSONAL music center II with the LIFESTYLE system after installing the supplied batteries as follows 1 On the back of the PERSONAL music center II slide the battery compartment cover off 2 Install the four AA lEG LR6 batteries matching the polarity markings and to the markings inside the battery com partment Figure 1 3 Slide t...

Page 5: ... and pauses opera tion to switch to that language Note To learn how to select a different text display language for your system refer to uMedia center options in the Operating Guide that came with the system If the above settings are right you can begin to use your remote now Change the settings as needed Language to change display text to your preferred language press the Setup button For further...

Page 6: ...r expansion room Remember that you can use the PERSONAL music center II with no need to aim it all around your home even outside Its radio frequency RF signals can reach the system from as far away as 80 feet 24 4 meters Getting to what you want The few buttons explained below will enable you to get started move around on the display screen and make selections from the display See how quickly you ...

Page 7: ...es available using GJ D Audio 2 the stream selected to deliver sound to the expansion room speakers when the PERSONAL music system commands it to appears briefly in the line for Room label also J Note To understand what Audio 1 and 2 mean refer to J Audio streams multiply your options on page 24 What you can do in the source display Move up or down to highlight a preferred source Confirm your new ...

Page 8: ...mes you may notice that a symbol appears on the display These symbols indicate special conditions as described below e t iu tE D Battery indicator Your PERSONAL music center II battery is depleted by 75 or more Speakers muted The Mute button has been pressed and the speakers in the room with your PERSONAL music center II are silenced All speakers muted The Mute button on your PERSONAL music center...

Page 9: ...YLE system CD play they may not apply to another ose system used as an expansion room local source 5 Use the remaining buttons in this circular set only with stored music available on LIFESTYLE 38 and 48 systems 6 Use these buttons with your stored music to 6 Select the uMusic system stored source and turn on the LIFESTYLE system if it is off 7 Hear all other tracks from the CD that provided the c...

Page 10: ...music press the uMusic button on the PERSONAL music center II This turns on the LIFESTYLE sys tem if it is off and begins to play stored tracks J Note Use of the uMusic intelligent playback system is possible only on LIFESTYLf 38 and 48 systemsJ and only after CDs are stored in the system For details on how to store CDs refer to your LIFESTYL system operating manual What appears on the display The...

Page 11: ...ss in on the center bar c sL l to select CD To stop text from moving across the display Press in and hold the center bar c JL J Press again to resume movement To simply listen and enjoy No particular action is required You may want to simply listen and respond to the music as you normally do For this use the circular button sets on the music center II In order to Tell the system your strong reacti...

Page 12: ...er Playlist or Encore play mode Otherwise it has no effect Pause the music Press II Press II Resume play where the music paused Scan forward through the Press and hold 1 current track 12 Scan backward through the current track Skip to the beginning of this track Skip to the beginning of the previous track Skip this track Return to a previous track See the Iist of other sources Press and hold I Pre...

Page 13: ...he categories are Genre one of 19 music types that describe stored tracks Artist the primary performer or group Album name of the disc Track title of the track 2 Press in on the center bar to see the possible choices in that category Figure 7 Select Artist Genre All artists ABBA Album Bee Gees The Track Big Audio Dynam Cure The 16 Cancel Ok Play 3 Move up or down to make a selection 4 Press in on ...

Page 14: ...pecific station Tune to the next or previous preset Tune to higher or lower frequencies Choose a specific preset Tune forward to the next strong station Tune backward to the next strong station Do this Move right for FM tuning then up or down to the station you want Tip up on the center bar Tip up and hold to tune more quickly Move right into station tuning then tip up or down on the center bar Ti...

Page 15: ...h 5 1 Press the Presets button to see the list of established presets for FM or AM 2 Move up or down to highlight the preset you prefer 3 Move right to select that preset number 4 Tip up or down on the center bar to tune in the station you want assigned to the selected preset number 5 Press in on the center bar to confirm the assignment Make sure there is a CO in the disc tray The player can then ...

Page 16: ...umber Move right when you have set the number as you want it Or simply listen and use the PERSONAL music center II buttons to choose from the full range of control options In order to Pause the music Resume play from where the music paused Stop and start again at the beginning of the CD Scan forward through the current track Scan backward through the current track Do this Press II Press II Press a...

Page 17: ...urces This turns on the player if it is off and begins video play What appears on the display The display on your PERSONAL music center provides infor mation about the DVD and indicates whether the disc is a DVD or a VCD Figure 11 Figure 11 DVDorVCD display DVD Chapter 5 of 36 Back 123 J VCD Track 5 of 36 Back 123 You can move up or down to change chapters or tracks one by one or press the center ...

Page 18: ...see a menu of multiple options Before the main attraction begins to play you may need to press Playa second or even third time Listening to other sources Your LIFESTYLE system has connection jacks for other compo nents like a TV VCR and cable or satellite box and can select and operate the additional source connected using these jacks Each one of these components also appears in the source list of...

Page 19: ...y observing its display panel Choosing and using your local source This additional sound source is identified as Local in the list of sources on your PERSONAL music center II display Note Local is not an available selection when your PERSONAL music center II is set for use in Room A To listen to your local source 1 Press Source to see the list of sources 2 Move up or down to highlight Local and pr...

Page 20: ...need to press the play pause button II on the PERSONAL music center II one or more times This depends on the disc and type of local source being used For other source selections You can use the PERSONAL music center II arrow buttons GJ D to make these choices Select external components connected to the local system Turn them on using the local source remote or the remote specific to that component...

Page 21: ...3 2 Press the right arrow button GJ CD to move right for the setting options for the selected feature 3 Tip the center bar GJ CD up or down to move through the list and highlight the setting you want 4 Press the center bar to confirm your choice 5 Or if you decide no change is needed press the left arrow button w 8 instead Following step 4 or 5 will exit the list of options and return to the featu...

Page 22: ...y text from background Increase or reduce the display contrast as needed Backlight Bright Default 100 Varies the amount of light on the display Choose a lower setting to reduce intensity Backlight LCD Delay House Code Change ONLY under certain conditions Language Change ONLY when situation underlined at right occurs Version not adjustable 22 Default On Choose Off to eliminate backlighting Default ...

Page 23: ...eaving them all set for Room B will not work When to change the room code If you have set up other expansion rooms already There are14 room codes in addition to Room A If you prefer to use your PERSONAL music center II in the main room in addition to the primary remote control it must be set for Room A For use with an SA 2 or SA 3 amplifier the PERSONAL music center II must have an identical room ...

Page 24: ...ltiply your options While the LIFESTYLE system is playing in the main room you can use your PERSONAL music center II in another room to playa completely different choice from that same system The system provides this choice by employing two independent audio streams to deliver the sound So while the Audio 1 stream fills the main room with spine tingling DVD special effects you can move to another ...

Page 25: ...fier to connect multiple amplifiers together in a daisy chain arrangement for all 14 expansion rooms For details on setting up one or more amplifiers refer to the owner s gUide provided with the amplifier Another example is the Bose link 50 foot extension expansion cable that allows you to connect a mix of amplifiers and amplified systems for sound in multiple expansion rooms This cable con nects ...

Page 26: ...able ask for Part Number 273619 For the Bose link extension expansion cable ask for Part Number 275475 050 Or to contact Bose directly refer to the address list included in the carton with your system Using other products for expansion There are other Bose products which you may already own that can also connect to your LIFESTYLE system However adding an older legacy product which is not Bose link...

Page 27: ...ode for your Bose PERSONAL music center II for Room O With Acoustimass 5 powered speakers Use a Bose vari able speaker adapter Part Number 278894 103 to connect to your LIFESTYLE system media center Set the Bose PERSONAL music center II in that expansion room for Room 0 and use it to turn these speakers on or off change the volume and mute the speakers With a Wave radio or Wave radio CD Set the ro...

Page 28: ...o the room If you are using a Bose SA 2 or SA 3 amplifier make sure the room codes are the same in the amplifier and in the PERSONAL music center II the status indicator on the amplifier is lit to show it is working Intermittent response It could be time to change batteries from the LIFESTYLE Move the PERSONAL music center II to see if the prob system to commands lem is caused by dead spots in the...

Page 29: ...ee your product registration card for details Please be sure to fill out the information section on the card and mail it to Bose Failure to do so will not affect your limited warranty Technical information Remote control range 80 ft 24 4 m Size 8 in L x 1 in H x 2V2 in W 21 cm x 3 em x 6 em Weight with batteries installed 0 7 Ib 3 kg Battery type 1 5V AA lEG LR6 batteries 4 Frequency U S lCanada 2...

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Page 31: ...Personal music center II WAVE MUSIC SYSTEM SOFTWARE UPDATE Before using your new remote insert this disc ...

Page 32: ...ugh research 1111111 11111111111111111111 279897 2005 Bose Corporation All rights reserved Unauthorized copying or reproduction IS prohibited Mastered by Bose Corporation The Mou ltain Framingham MA 01701 9168 USA CCM 001828 ...

Page 33: ...ns while the update continues It should take less than a minute Other messages may appear including FINISHED or EJECTING The display may also appear blank very briefly 4 Remove the update disc when the system ejects it from the CD slot This indicates that the update is completed NOTE If the display remains blank for more than 10 seconds and the system does not eject the disc press the On Off butto...

Page 34: ...Personal music center II WAVE music system ...

Page 35: ...Personal music center II lIFESTYlE DVD AND 3 2 1 DVD home entertainment systems SOFTWARE UPDATE Before using your new remote insert this disc ...

Page 36: ...gh research 1111111111111111111111111111 279896 200S Bose Corporation All rights reserved Unauthorized copying or reproduction IS prohibited Mastered by Bose Corporation The Mountain Framingham MA 01701 9168 USA CCM 001828 ...

Page 37: ...oes not appear within 30 seconds after you close the CD DVD tray press the PLAY W button on your Bose remote control During the update various messages will appear on the display PLEASE WAIT CHECKING may remain on the display for several minutes or longer A system update will take approximately 10 minutes An update for the uMusic system database on a Lifestyle system may take approximately one hou...

Page 38: ...Personal music center II LIFESTYLE DVD and 3 2 1 DVD home entertainment system ...

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