Bose PERSONAL User manual

Owner's Guide
Guia de usario
Notice d'utilitsation

INTRODUCTION
Thank you
By choosing a Bose® PERSONAL® music center II, you have
opened the
door to avariety of new options for playing your
LIFESTYLE® DVD home entertainment system - in almost any area
of your home!
This new music center II provides you with:
-Control
of your LIFESTYLE® (18 or 28 Series II or the 38 or 48)
system from adifferent room
or floor of your house.
•On-screen information about your stored music and the
uMusic™ intelligent playback system choices for enjoying it
(on LIFESTYLE® 38 or 48 systems, only).
-The option
to readily switch between the two audio streams
from the system and multiply your choice
of programs.
-Control of speakers set up
in the same area as the remote, or a
local Bose system with other audio sources you can play.
-Easy access
to system options, which appear right on the
remote control screen.
-Instant confirmation, because you not only hear, but also see
what you've selected on the display screen.
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 alocal system that can reproduce the sound where you want it.
For that purpose, Bose offers aselection of expansion products
that work together seamlessly due
to one common ingredient:
Bose® link compatibility. These products include:
-
LIFESTYLE® SA-2 or SA-3 amplifiers that work with avariety of
Bose passive speakers.
-Bose
3-2-1 Series II and 3-2-1 GS Series II systems.
-The Bose
Wave® music system.
Instead, you can use apreviously purchased Bose product, called
alegacy product, which does not have built-in
Bose® link compat-
ibility. Products by other manufacturers can also be apart
of your
expansion room setup. However, they allow varying degrees of
control when paired with your
PERSONAL® music center II.
)Note: Unauthorized modification of the receiver or radio remote
control could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
(EThe remote control conforms to the RTIE Directive 99/5/EC
(R+ TIED).
The complete Declaration
of Conformity can be found on <www.bose.com>
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CONTENTS
Introduction 2
Thank you 2
Other equipment you can control 2
Preparing for Use 4
Where to begin 4
Installing the batteries 4
Confirm that current settings are right 5
Change the settings, as needed 5
Basic controls 6
Getting
to what you want 6
What appears on the display 7
Buttons
to use while you listen 9
Listening to Your LIFESTYLE® System ~ .. " " " " " 10
Performance at your command 10
Playing stored music 10
Searching the library
of stored music 13
Using the radio 14
Playing a
CD 15
praying a
DVD or VCD 17
Listening
to other sources 18
Listening to Your Local Source " " " 19
How anearby 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 afeature 21
The importance of room codes 23
Why would you change the house code? 24
Audio streams multiply your options
24
To add more rooms of sound 25
Bose® link products for expansion 25
Connecting another Bose® link system 25
Using other products for expansion 26
Reference ." a " •• " •••••• " " " • " " •• " ••••• " ••••••• " •••••• " •• " ••••••••• •28
Troubleshooting 28
Contacting customer service 29
Limited warranty 29
Technical information 29
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PREPARING FOR USE
Where to begin
Your expansion system or speakers must be set up and con-
nected
to the LI FESTYLE® system before you can use them with
the
PERSONAL@ music center II.
If you have a Bose® link product and still need to set it up, see "To
add more rooms of sound" on page 25.
If you have an older (legacy) product to use with the remote, refer
to "Using other products for expansion" on page 26.
If you have already set up and connected your expansion system,
you 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 ofthe 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 the battery cover back into place.
Figure 1
Inserling the
batteries
JNote: Change the batteries when you notice amarked decrease in
the range orresponse of the remote.
UPlease dispose of used batteries properly, following any local
aregulations. Do not incinerate.
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Confirm that current settings are right
Your PERSONAL®music center II is pre-set at the factory for
compatibility, as follows:
•
To control sound in asingle expansion room -Room B - or area
(not
in Room A, the location of your LIFESTYLE® media center).
• A house
code identical to the one given every new LIFESTYLE®
system.
For details, see "Why would you change the house
code?" on
page 24.
•
To receive Audio stream 2, which is different from the stream
that delivers sound
in the main room where the LIFESTYLE®
media center is located.
For details, see "Audio streams multiply your options" on
page 24.
•English as the language used
for display text.
With a
LIFESTYLE® system previously set up and used with
another language, your PERSONAL®music center
II detects the
difference (only the first time you turn it on), and pauses opera-
tion
to switch to that language.
)Note: To learn how to select adifferent text display language for
your system, refer to uMedia centeroptions" 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 information on
how to make the change, see "Adjust-
able features
of the PERSONAL®music center II" on page 21.
•Room codes:
to choose adifferent code that will either be
unique
to your PERSONAL®music center II or the same as the
main room, see "The importance
of room codes" on page 23.
•House codes:
to learn how to match your PERSONAL® music
center
II house code to one that has been changed in your
LIFESTYLE® primary remote, see "Why would you change the
house code?" on page 24.
•Audio stream:
for instructions on changing streams and an
explanation of your choices, see "Audio streams multiply your
options" on page 24.
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PREPARING FOR USE
Moves around on the display.
Tipping the center bar up or down moves
up or down.
•Pressing aleft or right arrow button moves
left or right.
Turns on the amplifier and speakers or local
system that your PERSONAL®music center II
is assigned to control.
Alerts the LIFESTYLE® system media center
in the main room.
Activates the last used source, which is set to
its previous volume and preset, ifthat applies.
Turns offthe current source, the PERSONAL®
music center II, and the amplifier and speak-
ers (or system) in the same room.
•
loll
III
D
Basic controlsUsing just afew selection buttons and the display screen, you can
see, choose from, and enjoy awide variety of LIFESTYLE® system
capabilities in your expansion room.
Rememberthat 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 get afeel for what happens.
Increases or decreases selection values.
•Tipping the center bar up or down adds to
or subtracts from avalue (for example, the
frequency of the FM stations).
There are guides at the bottom of the display
(Figure 2) showing which arrows to use for
other actions.
oConfirms aselection.
Pressing in on the center bar completes your
action and moves to the next choice
( source) Shows the sources you can choose to hear.
Pressing and holding this button turns the
display backlight off and on.
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PREPARING FOR USE
What appears on the display
Press ( source) to see the list ofthe available sources (Figure 2).
Your list may look different, depending on the components you
have connected
to your LIFESTYLE® system, and what type of
system it is. (For instance, Stored will appear only if you have a
LIFESTYLE® 38 or 48, not on a LIFESTYLE® 18 or 28 system.)
Figure 2
Bedroom
Source display Room
label
• :.t.: ••
FMRadio ]
AM Radio. On Audio 1
CD/DVD
AUX
Local
Audio steam and
source
in use here
Audio stream and
source
in use
elsewhere
~ Cancel [Ok]
Indicates
more choices Other choices 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 2mean, 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 apreferred source.
•Confirm your new choice [OK].
•Move left to return
to aprevious display.
When you confirm or cancel achoice, the display changes to
information about the source that is playing now (Figure
3).
Figure 3FM
Radio
FM radio display Selected source
Selected preset
What you can
change here
Station
...
2 FM 103.3
•
Jump to preset
~. Back Tune ~
Current station
Other choices available using:
GJ~[D
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When you see the display above, you may:
•Change the station selected by using the up and down arrows,
which move forward or backward through the preset stations.
•Confirm anew selection by pressing
in on the center bar.
Where you can go from here:
•Move up or down to another preset station.
•Move left
to return to the source selection screen.
•Move right
to see the station tuning screen (Figure 4).
Figure 4
Example of a radio
tuning screen
~Back
FM Tune
Station
....
FM 103.3
•
Tune station
attery
indicator
appears only
as explained
below.
Or, press ( source) to return to the list of the sources.
Symbols on the display
At times, you may notice that asymbol 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 II or in another room-
has been pressed and held, silencing the speakers
in all expansion rooms.
Pressing
Mute now will unmute the speakers in your
room only.
Information: Pressing
in on the center bar GJ~8 will
provide further information about atrack.
Setup button: use as needed
8
o
Setup
Pressing this button presents alist of the adjustable
features
on your PERSONAL®music center II.
Display characteristics are among them.

PREPARING FOR USE
Buttons to use while you listen
There are two circular button sets for use while listening to a
source. For details on how each button works for aspecific
source, refer
to "Listening to Your LIFESTYLE® System" on
page 10.
Use this button
set to:
2. 1. 1. Adjust the speaker volume up or down.
2. Establish and select presets.
3. Skip and scan forward and back.
4.
Begin or pause play.
Use the second button set while listening to amusic disc or
3.
iIlIl
4. stored music (if available on your system).
5. Each press
of the top button moves from normal play to the
next* play mode
in the following order:
·Shuffle
CD
·Repeat CD
·Shuffle and repeat CD
·Repeat track
·Normal
*Modes above ap~IY to L1FESTYLE® 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
LI FESTYLE® system if it is off.
7. Hear all other tracks from the CD that provided the current
track.
8. Rate the track that is playing, or multiple tracks or CDs
7. selected
in the Music Library.
8. 9. Hear the tracks that are included
in the Playlist or add a
9. selection
to the Playlist.
10. 10. Hear music that
is similar in mood and style to the track that
is playing.
eMutes and unmutes the speakers
in the room where the
PERSONAL® music center II is used.
Mute All
When pressed and held, mutes all speakers connected to the
LIFESTYLE® system.
When pressed and held again, unmutes them.
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LISTENING TO YOUR LIFESTYLE® SYSTEM
Performance at your command
By pressing e, you turn on your PERSONAL®music center II to
the last source selected.
Select adifferent source by pressing (
source) and moving up or
down on the display to highlight the preferred source. Then press
in on the center bar (~) to confirm your selection.
Use sections
of this circular button as you listen.
Press to Select or Press and hold to Set apreset
_______ ,~ '?lesets ""/ _
Press to Seek backward GPress to Seek forward
or Play previous track k<il Volume »l or Play next track
Press and hold to vPress and hold to
Fast reverse Fast forward
7 ~.H '"
Press to: or Press and hold to:
Play/Pause Stop
Your options will vary according to the source that is playing.
Playing stored music
To listen to your stored 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
storedin the system. For details on
how to store CDs, refer to your
LIFESTYL?system operating manual.
What appears on the display
The display on your PERSONAL® music center II provides infor-
mation about the music playing and the Stored music preset
selected (Figure
5).
Figure 5
Stored music
display
~Back
Stored
Album Name
Artist Name
[I] Roberta
<D Library~
Title and Artist playing
Stord music preset number
and assigned name (if any)
Searchable catalog
of stored music
10
•Check to be sure that the uMusic system preset currently
selected is the one you want. Presets, for use by different
people or assigned for specific themes, help the system match
its music selections
to preferences associated with that preset.

LISTENING TO YOUR LlFESTYLECijl SYSTEM
) Note: Refer to your LIFESTYL? 38 or 48 system Operating Guide
for detailed information on the uMusic intelligent playback system,
the importance
of presets, and how the system knows what to play.
• To select adifferent preset:
1. Press the
Presets button on the PERSONAL®music
center.
2. Move up ordown to highlightthe preferred preset and press in
on the center bar ~ to confirm the new selection.
This returns
to the original display screen.
•
To see more information on the current track:
Press
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 reaction
to a
track...
Play more tracks like the
one playing now...
Play the whole CD that
this track came from...
Play the tracks
in the
Playlist.
..
Do this •••
Press the minus (-) button if you are
not
in the mood for or do not like this
song.
Press the plus
(+) button if you espe-
cially like this song.
Press
Encore.
Press Whole CD.
Press
Playlist.
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LISTENING TO YOUR LlFESTYLE@ SYSTEM
Delete this track from the While listening to the Playlist, press
Playlist... and hold Playlist.
Add this track to the
Playlist.
..
Let the system pick the
tracks for you
...
Hear this track again...
While listening
to atrack in uMusic,
Encore
or Whole CD play modes, but
not in the Playlist, press and hold
Playlist.
Press uMusic to exit the Encore,
Whole CD,
or Playlist play mode.
Press Repeat.
Hear the music playing in Press Shuffle while in Whole CD,
adifferent order... 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 ...
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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 aprevious
track...
See the Iist of other
sources
...
Press and hold I .......
Press I.......
Or, tip down on the center bar ~.
Press I ...... twice.
Or, tip down on center bar t::::=Q:::J
twice.
Tip up on the center bar
C:::2::=J.
Tip up and hold to skip more tracks.
Tip down on the center bar
c::::::::g:::::.
Tip down and hold to skip more
tracks.
Press the left arrow button
GJ~[D to
move left.
a r, press ( source).

LISTENING TO YOUR LIFESTYLEC8l SYSTEM
Searching the library of stored music
You may want to locate other tracks in your collection, which is
easy to do using the display on your
PERSONAL@ music center II.
While listening to the Stored source, press the right arrow button
to see the library search screen (Figure
6):
Beatles, The
Figure 6
Music Library
display
Figure 7
Results of the
search forartists
in all genres
M~sicLibrary
Genre:
-All genres ..
:to
Album: - All albums-
Track: - All tracks-
16 albums /221 tracks
~Back [Open]
Play~
To search and use what you find
1. Move up or down to highlight the category you want to use to
search the library. The 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 aselection.
4. Press in on the center bar ~ to confirm the selection and
return to the category list.
•
Or, move right to play your selection and continue browsing
the choices for this category.
•
Or, move left to cancel the selection.
5. Move down the categories and repeat steps 2through 4to
further narrow your search.
6. Move right to play all tracks in the selected category.
7. When you are done searching, you can move left to return to
the Stored music display.
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LISTENING TO YOUR LlFESTYLE$ SYSTEM
Using the radio
To listen to the radio, select AM or FM from your list of sources.
The
LIFESTYLE® system activates, as needed, and begins play.
What appears on the display
The display on your PERSONAL®music center II provides
information about the radio station and preset (Figure
8).
Figure 8
Station informa-
tion display
FM Radio
Station
~
[[] FM 103.3
T
Jump to preset
~Back
Tune~
While listening to astation, you have several options.
14
In order to •••
Tune to aspecific
station
...
Tune to the next or
previouspreset
...
Tune to higher or lower
frequencies
...
Choose aspecific
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
~.
Tip and hold to tune more quickly.
Press the
Presets button.
Or, tip up or down on the center bar
p::::l to select the next preset.
Press
........ 1.
Press and hold to tune quickly and
release
to stop at the next station.
Press 1
.... <lfI.
Press and hold to tune quickly and
release
to stop at the next station.

Playing a CD
LISTENING TO YOUR LlFESTYLE® SYSTEM
Using radio presets
Your LIFESTYLE® system can store up to 20 AM and 20 FM
stations as radio presets.
By assigning apreset number to the stations you like most, you
can get to them quickly and easily. All of the presets can be used
in any of the expansion rooms.
To assign preset numbers:
Most simply, you can let the system assign the next available pre-
set number to the station you have tuned in.
•Press and hold the Presets button until apreset number
appears on the display next to the station identity.
Or, assign aspecific preset number to astation by following steps
1through 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 aCO in the disctray. The player can then begin
playas soon as you select CO/OVD from the source list.
What appears on the display
The display on your PERSONAL®music center II provides infor-
mation about the disc and track playing. The display indicates
whether the disc is aregular or MP3 CD (Figure 9).
Figure 9
CD and MP3-CD
displays
CD
Track
A.
3 of 14
T
~Back
[123 ... ]
MP3-CD
Song, Title, Artist Name
A.
Track 9 of 127
T
~Back
[123 ... ]
•Move up or down to change tracks one by one.
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LISTENING TO YOUR LlFESTYLElI!l SYSTEM
•Press in on and hold the center bar CE:J to see the numeric
selection display, where you can choose the track directly by
number (Figure
10).
Figure 10
Numeric selection
display
Enter number
Track
~ Erase
[Add]
Done.
To select a specific track by number
When the numeric selection display appears:
•Move up or down
to increase or decrease the highlighted
number.
•Press
in on the center bar c::::::E:J to confirm the digit and add
another.
•Move left to erase anumber.
•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 and hold
.... II .
Then press again.
Press and hold
...... 1.
Press and hold I .......
Skip to the next track ...
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Press ...... 1once.
Or, tip up on the center bar i:::=2=J
Skip to the beginning of the Press I ...... once.
current track
...
Skip to the beginning of the Press I ...... twice.
previous track...
Or, tip down on the center bar
c::E:J.

Skip quickly forward...
Skip quickly backward
...
Select a track by
number ...
See
the list of other
sources...
LISTENING TO YOUR lIFESTYLE~ SYSTEM
Tip up on the center bar c::E:J and
hold.
Tip
down on the center bar ~
and hold.
Press in on
the center bar c:::I:::J.
Move up or down to change to the
first
digit of the track number.
Press in
to confirm the number
and move on to the next digit, etc.
Press
the left arrow button 8~[D
to move left.
Playing aDVD or VCD
With aDVD or VCD loaded in the disc tray of the LIFESTYLE®
system in your main room, select CD/OVD from your list
of
sources. 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 aDVD
or aVCD (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 bar c::::::Q=:J to see the screen that allows
you
to select achapter (track) by number.
•
Or, just listen and use the PERSONAL®music center II buttons
to choose from the following control options.
In order to •••
Begin play...
Pause
the sound...
Resume sound at
the
point of advanced
action...
Do this •••
Press ... II. Repeat as needed.
(See
Note above for an explanation.)
Press..,.
II.
Press ... II.
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LISTENING TO YOUR LIFESTYLE® SYSTEM
Stop and start again
at
the beginning
of the DVD...
Skip
to the next
chapter (track)...
Skip to the beginning of
the previous chapter
(track)...
Scan forward...
(silences termporarily)
Scan backward...
(silences termporarily)
Select achapter (track)
by number ...
See
the list of other
sources
...
Press and hold ... II.
Then press again.
Tip
up on the center bar ~.
Tip and hold to skip more than one.
Tip
down on the center bar ~.
Tip and hold to skip more chapters.
Press
...... 1.
Press repeatedly to increase speed.
Press and hold
1-411I-411I.
Press repeatedly to increase speed.
Press and hold
the center bar ~.
Then move up or down to change a
number and press the center
bar to
confirm.
Press
the left arrow button GJ~8 to
move left.
)Note: OVOs vary in their contentpresentation. Afterpressing Play
for the first time, you
may see amenu 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
your PERSONAL® music center II. So, once a component in the
list has been turned on, you can select and listen to it.
,) Note: Except for a T\I, the PERSONAL®music center /I will not turn
components connected to your
LIFESTYLErID system on or off.
•For avideo component, use the up and down arrows 8~D on
your PERSONAL®music center II to change channels.
Or use numeric entry as described on page 15. You can enter
up
to 5digits.
•For other components, you may also be able
to seek, pause,
and resume
playas you can for aCD or DVD playing on the
system. However, this depends on
the type and brand of the
connected equipment.
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LISTENING TO YOUR LOCAL SOURCE
How a nearby sound source differs
Your PERSONAL® music center II is engineered for use with any
Bose® link enabled products in your expansion room.
For example, speakers connected
to aBose SA-2 or SA-3 ampli-
fier respond
to on and offcommands from the PERSONAL® music
center
II, as well as muting and volume changes.
On the other hand, aBose 3-2-1 Series II or 3-2-1 GS Series II
system or aBose Wave® music system connected in the expan-
sion room gives you anotherfull sound source. If
an SA-3 amplifier
in your expansion room has aTV or other audio component con-
nected, that
too qualifies as alocal sound source.
Because this local source is within view, you can see how it
responds
to commands from the PERSONAL® music center II by
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 press in on the center
bar
~ to confirm the selection.
This turns on the nearby Bose link compatible system
to the
volume, play medium (radio, CD, etc.), and preset (if that applies)
last selected.
What you can do with it
If your local source has adisplay screen, refer to this display to
see the results of actions you take using your PERSONAL®music
center
II.
The PERSONAL® music center II display (Figure 12) offers a
generic guide
to the actions you can take.
Figure 12
Genericdisplayfor
the moves
you
can make
Local
-See Local D.evice -
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Station I Folder I Disc
...
~Back
[123 ••. ]
Input~
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LISTENING TO YOUR LOCAL SOURCE
•Move up or down to scroll through local selections.
•Move right
to change inputs (for audio on your local source or
connected
to it).
One example, with AM and FM radio and CD/DVD options
You can make the following choices:
•
To switch from one to the other, move right. The change
appears on the local source display.
• To set presets in the numeric selection screen, press the center
bar
GJ~8:
-Move up or down to increase or decrease the highlighted
number.
-Press the center bar
GJ~8 to move right for the next digit.
-Move left
to erase anumber.
-Move right when you have made all the changes.
•
To begin disc play, inserting the disc may be all that is neces-
sary. Or you may 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.)
•Change channels
or radio stations.
Using other PERSONAL®music center II buttons
Use the other buttons as you do with the
LIFESTYLE® system in
the main room, to:
•Skip forward
or backward (scan is not available).
•Pause, stop, and restart disc play.
•Adjust or mute the volume.
•Turn the local system off
or on (must have Local source
selected).
•Switch back
to one of the sources on your LIFESTYLE® system.
For access
to settings and advanced options on your local
source, use the remote that came with it.
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