Bose 3 2 1 Advanced Remote Control

Bose 3 2 1Advanced Remote ControlOwner’s GuideAM272394 00 pdf October, 2003

Introduction & SafetyThank youEnglishCongratulations on your choice of the Bose 3 2 1 advanced remote control. By programming this new remote to work with your othercomponents, you can extend the convenience ofyour 3 2 1 home entertainment system, for evengreater enjoyment.Before you begin programming or using theremote, you need to install the batteries. Forinstructions, refer to “Installing remote controlbatteries” on page 4.As soon as you install the batteries, you can usethis new remote to turn your 3 2 1 system onand off. By pressing any of the remote sourcebuttons, you can select the system source youwant to hear and turn the system on at the sametime.If your 3 2 1 system is set up as suggested inthe owner’s guide that came with the system,you can turn on the media center by simplypressing the Video 1 button on your remote.For instructions on preparing the remote for usewith other products, refer to “Programming theadvanced remote” on page 4.Information about products that generate electrical noiseIf applicable, this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limitsfor a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits aredesigned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, this is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which canbe determined by turning the equipment off and on, you are encouraged to try tocorrect the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment to an outlet on a different circuit than the one towhich the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.Note: Unauthorized modification of the receiver or radio remote control could voidthe user’s authority to operate this equipment.This product complies with the Canadian ICES-003 Class B specifications.2AM272394 00 pdf October, 2003

Introduction & SafetyWhere to find.DeutschEspañolAppendix Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1for Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1for Satellite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A4for Television . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A14EnglishIntroduction & Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Thank you . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Where to find. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Preparing for Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Installing remote control batteries . . . . . . .4Programming the advanced remote . . . . . .4To control the TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5To control the cable/satellite box . . . .5Getting familiar with the added functions .6POWER and MUTE controls . . . . . . . .6SOURCE SELECTION controls . . . . . .6SOURCE and MENU controls . . . . . . .7PLAYBACK controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8FrançaisAppendixBatteriesPlease dispose of used batteriesproperly, following any local regulations. Do not incinerate.AM272394 00 pdf October, 2003Batteries3

Preparing for UseEnglishInstalling remote control batteries1.On the back of the remote, slide open thebattery compartment (Figure 1).2.Insert the two supplied AA (IEC-R6) 1.5Vbatteries, or their equivalent, as shown.Match the plus ( ) and minus (–) marked onthe batteries with the plus ( ) and minus (–)inside the battery compartment.3.Slide the battery compartment cover backinto place.Note: Replace the batteries when the remotecontrol stops operating or its range seemsreduced.Installing the batteries– –Figure 1Programming the advanced remoteFind the four-digit setup code for your cable box,satellite box, or TV in the Appendix at the end ofthis guide.There may be more than one code listed foryour model of a particular product brand.If you notice a lack of response or limitedfunctionality after programming the remote,you may need to use a different code forthat product.Note: When the remote is programmedfor use with both the cable/satellite box andthe TV, the channel controls on the remotewill change channels on the cable/satellitebox and not on the TV.4AM272394 00 pdf October, 2003

Preparing for UseTo control the TVTurn on both the 3 2 1 system and your TV.2.Press and hold the Program and TV On/Offbuttons (shown on the left) for 3 seconds.The remote Source buttons will light tosignal that you have entered programmingmode.3.Use the number keys to enter your TV’sfour-digit setup code.4.Press Program once to complete programming. The remote will flash once to indicatesuccessful programming. To confirm that,use the remote to turn your TV on and off orchange channels.Step2Note: If your advanced remote flashes rapidlyseveral times during programming, an error hasoccurred. Wait 7 seconds for the remote to clearand begin programming again.To control the cable/satellite box1.Turn on both the 3 2 1 system and yourcable/satellite box.2.Press and hold the Program and Guidebuttons (shown on the left) for 3 seconds.The remote source buttons will light tosignal that you have entered programmingmode.3.Use the number keys to enter your cable/satellite box’s four-digit setup code.4.Press Program once to complete programming. The remote will flash once to indicatesuccessful programming. To confirm that,use the remote to change cable/satellitechannels.Step2Note: If your advanced remote flashes rapidlyseveral times during programming, an error hasoccurred. Wait 7 seconds for the remote to clearand begin programming again.AM272394 00 pdf October, 20035English1.

Preparing for UseGetting familiar with the added functionsEnglishButtons on the remote control are groupedaccording to function. Most of the buttons workjust like the 3 2 1 system remote buttons.The advanced functionality is highlighted below.POWER and MUTE controlsSwitches the system on or off.Switches the TV on or off.Does not turn cable box or satellite boxon or off.Mutes/unmutes the system volume.SOURCE SELECTION controlsSelects Video 1 as the sound sourceand turns the system on.Unmutes the system volume.Changes the input selection on the TV.Selects the built-in CD/DVD player andturns the system on.Unmutes the system volume.Selects AUX as the sound source andturns the system on.Unmutes the system volume.Selects Video 2 as the sound sourceand turns the system on.Unmutes the system volume.Selects the built-in tuner and turns thesystem on to the previously selectedAM station.Unmutes the system volume.Selects the built-in tuner and turns thesystem on to the previously selectedFM station.Unmutes the system volume.6AM272394 00 pdf October, 2003

Preparing for UseSOURCE and MENU controlsExits the displayedcable/satellite guide menu.Enters submenus.Also accepts custom settings,choices, or entries in conjunction with other buttons.Tunes the AM/FM radio upordown to the next higher orlower frequency.In an on-screen menu, selectsthe next item, up or down.Seeks forward or backward tothe next strongest radio station.In an on-screen menu, changesthe setting of a selected menuitem.Displays the menu of the DVDdisc currently loaded in the tray,if applicable.Displays or exits the Bose 3 2 1 system on-screen menuswhen the Video Input setting isselected on the TV.Skips to the next/previous TV,cable, or satellite channel, DVDchapter, radio station preset, orCD track.Does not affect TV volume.Raises or lowers the systemvolume. Unmutes the system volume.Raises the volume.– Lowers the system volumewhile it is muted.AM272394 00 pdf October, 20037EnglishTurns the cable/satellite guidemenu on and off.

Preparing for UseEnglishSOURCE and MENU controls1234568970Select a channel when TV Video1 is on.Each button gives you accessto a similarly numbered DVDchapter, CD track, or radiostation preset.Returns to the TV or cable/satellite channel previously selected.Enters the selected channel.Note: When selecting numbers 1 through 9,entering a zero before the number ensures thefastest response.PLAYBACK controlsStops the disc player and, forDVDs only, temporarily holdsthe place where the discstopped. Press Stop again andthe player moves to the beginning of the disc.Pauses the disc player in place.After 20 minutes, switches toStop.Starts the disc player.Scans back or forward for DVDchapters, CD tracks, or thenext strongest radio station.Plays audio CD tracks (not DVDchapters) in varied order. Pressagain to cancel this mode.Repeats a CD, CD track, DVDchapter, or DVD title until thebutton is pressed again.8AM272394 00 pdf October, 2003

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Codes for CableABC. 0003, 0008,0014, 0007,0011, 0013,0017, 0033,0047Electricord. 0078Emerson. 0797Everquest. 0015, 0040Ajinvision. 1271Filmnet.0443Alcatel. 0896, 0897Focus. 0400Allegro. 0153, 0315Americast. 0899France Telecom. 0451, 0817,0896, 0897Amstrad. 1222Funai.0019, 0248Anvision. 0111, 0211GHZ. 0078Archer. 0153, 0797GMI. 0015, 0057,0069, 0797BT. 0105Bell & Howell. 0014Bell South. 0899Bestlink.0303Birmingham CableCommunications. 0276British Telecom. 0003, 0105Cable & Wireless. 1068AppendixEastern. 0002, 0274,0418Cabletime. 0271, 0377,0448, 0665Galaxi. 0008Garrard. 0153Gemini. 0015, 0057,0070, 0242,0797General Instrument. 0476, 0003,0276, 0014,0015, 0011,0024, 0098,0810Century. 0153GoldStar. 0144, 0040,0838Citizen. 0153, 0315Golden Channel.1110Colour Voice. 0025, 0031Goodmind. 0797Comtec.0274Grundig. 0529Comtronics. 0040, 0060Hamlin. 0009, 0020,0034, 0259,0273Contec. 0019Cryptovision. 0600Daehan. 0778Daeryung. 0877, 0008,0277, 0477,1877Decsat. 423Director. 04761AHitachi. 0014, 0011,0033, 0255Hwalin. 0303HyperVision. 0619Hytex. 0007IEEC. 1018AM272394 00 pdf October, 2003

Codes for CableJasco. 0015, 0153,0315Pacific.0678Jebsee. 0400Panasonic.0008, 0000,0107, 0021,0040Jerrold. 0476, 0003,0276, 0012,0014, 0015,0011, 0024,0047, 0098,0810Kuang Yu. 0024LG.0144, 0040,0779, 0838Leon. 0015, 0069MNet.0019, 0443MS. 0015, 0069,0303, 1018Pacific Bell.0843Paragon. 0000Philips. 0305, 0317,0013, 0025,0031, 0032,0060, 0069,0111, 0153,0211, 0242,0255, 0290,0451, 0619,0652, 0817Macab. 0817Pioneer. 0877, 0144,0533, 0023,1021, 1877Macom. 0033Popular Mechanics.0400Magnavox.0032, 0069Pulsar.0000Memorex. 0000Quasar. 0000Motorola. 0476, 1106,0276, 0810RCA. 0021, 0843RadioShack. 0015, 0303,0315, 0797Mr. Zap. 1112Rampage. 0255NET. 0274Recoton. 0400NSC. 0063, 0070Regal. 0020, 0259,0273, 0279NTL. 1068Noos. 0817Now. 0776Oak. 0019, 0007,0248, 0303Regency. 0002Rembrandt. 0011, 0070Runco. 0000SL Marx. 0040Ono.1068Sagem. 0817, 1089Optimus. 0021Samsung. 0144, 0000,0040, 0070,0702, 0840PVP Stereo VisualMatrix. 0003Pace. 0237, 1060,1068Scientific Atlanta. 0877, 0008,0017, 0277,0477, 1877AM272394 00 pdf October, 20032AAppendixMovie Time. 0063, 0078

Codes for CableSeawoo. 0780Trans PX. 0276, 0153,0303, 0315Sharp. 0313Tudi. 0286Signal. 0015, 0040Tusa. 0015Signature. 0011UBS. 0073Sony. 1006Unika. 0153Sprucer. 0021United Artists.0007Starcom. 0003, 0014,0015, 0047,0098United Cable. 0003Stargate. 0015, 0040,0797Videoway. 0250SeWoo. 0073Universal. 0078, 0153,0191Starquest. 0015Viewstar. 0060, 0063,0111, 0211Storm.1018Visionetics. 1064, 1264Supercable. 0276Visiopass. 0451TS. 0003, 0024,0255, 0303,1018Westminster. 0105, 0716Wiso. 0078TV86. 0063Zenith. 0000, 0525,0899Tadiran. 0040Zentek. 0400Tae Kwang. 0068AppendixTaepyung. 0678Taihan. 0778Teac. 1018Tele Danmark.1016Tele 1. 0443Teleview. 0040Telewest. 1068Thomson. 1110Timeless. 0274, 0418Tocom.0012, 0013TongKook. 0777, 0840Torx.0003Toshiba. 00003AAM272394 00 pdf October, 2003