Bose 40 - Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 2 – Safety Information; These CAUTION marks are located on the bottoms of your Lifestyle; Class 1 laser product; See the additional instructions on the; Please read this owner’s guide; C A U T I O N
• Page 3 – Important Safety Instructions; Unauthorized modification of the receiver or radio
• Page 4 – Antenna grounding; Use proper power sources; – Plug the product into; Avoid power lines; – Use extreme care when; Ground all outdoor antennas; – If an external
• Page 5 – Contents; For your records; Operating Your Lifestyle
• Page 6 – Setting Up; Before you begin
• Page 7 – Unpacking the carton; 0 music system. If any; Figure 1
• Page 8 – Selecting the locations for your Lifestyle; speakers and Acousti-; Jewel Cube speakers; toward a side wall to create reflected sound.; Figure 2
• Page 9 – as the Jewel Cube; Figure 3; Acoustimass module positions; or creating too much bass.; Select a convenient location for the CD changer.; Figure 4; CD changer; Preferred
• Page 10 – Connecting your system; begin hooking up the system.; Connecting the Jewel Cube; Figure 6; Notch
• Page 11 – Be sure that each connector is inserted completely into each jack.; Connecting the CD changer to the multi-room interface; back of the interface.; Figure 7
• Page 12 – • Model PS71, 120V in North America
• Page 13 – Connecting external components; system’s; Video components; To play video sound through your Lifestyle; Tape deck; Customer Service (See the inside back cover
• Page 14 – antenna to provide optimum FM reception.; AM antenna connections; EXTERNAL; AM antenna; Connecting the antennas; The antenna connections
• Page 15 – Completing connections and turning on the Acoustimass; Plug the Acoustimass; Setting up the Personal music center; frequency link with the closest multi-r oom inter face.; Battery compartment cover; ing batteries” on page 36. Alkaline batteries are recommended.
• Page 16 – Turning on the system; You are ready to enjoy your new Lifestyle; Turning the system on; used appears on the screen.; Waking up the display; Turning the system off
• Page 17 – The SLEEP display; The SLEEP indicator flashes
• Page 18 – PRESET; Using the current status display; Using the PersonalTM music center display; Using the primary buttons
• Page 19 – PRESETS; MENU items display area
• Page 20 – Listening to the radio; Turning the system on and choosing the radio; tunr; Selecting FM or AM; TUNE; point the KEYPAD to; Receiving FM stereo or monaural broadcasts; STEREO
• Page 21 – and hold any button 1 through 9.; Receiving AM stations; Seeking the strongest stations; Setting a station preset; Setting a preset using the STORE button; If all presets are full, the STORE button is not shown.; Using the KEYPAD to quick-store presets; presets are available. See “Erasing a preset station” on page 20.
• Page 22 – To set a preset station:; Selecting a station for a preset; Erasing a preset station
• Page 23 – English; Eject button; Ejecting discs from the CD magazine; Listening to compact discs; Using the CD changer; You can load the CD changer with up to six compact discs at a time.; Loading discs into the CD magazine; Loading and ejecting a CD
• Page 24 – Turning the system on and choosing the CD changer; noCd; automatically stop after 24 hours.; The CD changer display; To play a CD; CHANGING
• Page 25 – To scan a disc; Press and hold the scan forward; To add a track to the play list; You can skip to an omitted track using the TRACK forward; To listen to the CD play list
• Page 26 – CD OPTIONS display; Selecting repeat and random modes; Press to program
• Page 27 – To create a CD play list; Starting to build the CD play list; Press to store selected DISC and TRACK; To change an entry in the CD play list; Next available location flashes
• Page 28 – To insert a new track in an existing play list; you delete one or more items from the list.; To delete a track from the play list
• Page 29 – Using the system with external components; Turning the system on and selecting the component; RECORD OUT
• Page 30 – Fine-tuning your system; patented integrated signal process-; Adjusting speaker controls; The Lifestyle; Compensating for room acoustics; Too much or too little treble; Optimizing AM/FM radio reception; SIGNAL LEVELS; Treble and bass controls
• Page 31 – The; Gain adjustment display; Adjusting LCD contrast; appears. Use the lower arrow buttons to change the contrast level.; Adjusting the PersonalTM music center beep; Lcd; appears. Use the upper arrow buttons to select the; bEEP; display. Use the arrow buttons to select between; Lo; Beep adjustment display
• Page 32 – Forcing the KEYPAD buttons to stay on
• Page 33 – Press and hold the SOURCE button until; Press either upper arrow key until you see; FAdE; Fade control display
• Page 34 – Connecting additional rooms; Follow the placement guidelines for the Bose; Operating a Multi-Room Lifestyle; 0 music system, the
• Page 35 – Operating in more than one room; Your Lifestyle; Understanding the room indicators; An unboxed letter indicates a room listening to a; The HOUSE button lets you control all connected rooms as one
• Page 36 – Turning on different sources in more than one room; Controlling two or more rooms together
• Page 37 – again cancels HOUSE mode.; Press ...; Using more than one PersonalTM music center
• Page 38 – Finding a misplaced PersonalTM music center; LOCATE MUSIC CENTER button
• Page 39 – Cleaning the system; Customer; Cleaning the PersonalTM music center; WIPE SCREEN; Cleaning the CD changer
• Page 40 – Troubleshooting; Problem; NO RESPONSE; Maintaining Your Lifestyle
• Page 41 – Warranty period
• Page 42 – Product Information; Technical information
• Page 44 – Index