Bose AM272394 User Manual

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Bose

3•2•1

Advanced Remote Control

Owner’s Guide

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Introduction & Safety

Thank you

Congratulations on your choice of the Bose
3•2•1 advanced remote control. By program­ming this new remote to work with your other
components, you can extend the convenience of

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your 3•2•1 home entertainment system, for even
greater enjoyment.

Before you begin programming or using the
remote, you need to install the batteries. For
instructions, refer to “Installing remote control
batteries” on page 4.

As soon as you install the batteries, you can use
this new remote to turn your 3•2•1 system on
and off. By pressing any of the remote source
buttons, you can select the system source you
want to hear and turn the system on at the same
time.

If your 3•2•1 system is set up as suggested in
the owner’s guide that came with the system,
you can turn on the media center by simply
pressing the Video 1 button on your remote.

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For instructions on preparing the remote for use
with other products, refer to “Programming the
advanced remote” on page 4.

Information about products that generate electrical noise

If applicable, this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are
designed 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 no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equip­ment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the equipment off and on, you are encouraged to try to
correct 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 to
which 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 void

the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

This product complies with the Canadian ICES-003 Class B specifications.

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Introduction & Safety

Introduction & Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Thank you . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Where to find... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Preparing for Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Installing remote control batteries . . . . . . .4

Programming the advanced remote . . . . . .4

To control the TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

To control the cable/satellite box . . . .5

Getting familiar with the added functions .6

POWER and MUTE controls . . . . . . . . 6

SOURCE SELECTION controls . . . . . .6

SOURCE and MENU controls . . . . . . .7

PLAYBACK controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Appendix Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1

for Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1

for Satellite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A4

for Television . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A14

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Batteries

Please dispose of used batteries
properly, following any local regula­tions. Do not incinerate.

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Batteries

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Preparing for Use

Installing remote control batteries

1. On the back of the remote, slide open the
battery compartment (Figure 1).

2. Insert the two supplied AA (IEC-R6) 1.5V

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batteries, or their equivalent, as shown.
Match the plus (+) and minus (–) marked on
the batteries with the plus (+) and minus (–)
inside the battery compartment.

3. Slide the battery compartment cover back
into place.

Note: Replace the batteries when the remote

control stops operating or its range seems
reduced.

Figure 1

Installing the batteries

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Programming the advanced remote

Find the four-digit setup code for your cable box,
satellite box, or TV in the Appendix at the end of
this guide.

There may be more than one code listed for
your model of a particular product brand.
If you notice a lack of response or limited
functionality after programming the remote,
you may need to use a different code for
that product.

Note: When the remote is programmed

for use with both the cable/satellite box and
the TV, the channel controls on the remote
will change channels on the cable/satellite
box and not on the TV .

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To control the TV

1. Turn on both the 3•2•1 system and your TV.

2. Press and hold the Program and TV On/Off
buttons (shown on the left) for 3 seconds.
The remote Source buttons will light to
signal that you have entered programming
mode.

3. Use the number keys to enter your TV’s
four-digit setup code.

4. Press Program once to complete program­ming. The remote will flash once to indicate
successful programming. To confirm that,
use the remote to turn your TV on and off or
change channels.

Note: If your advanced remote flashes rapidly

several times during programming, an error has
occurred. Wait 7 seconds for the remote to clear
and begin programming again.

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Step

2

To control the cable/satellite box

1. Turn on both the 3•2•1 system and your
cable/satellite box.

2. Press and hold the Program and Guide
buttons (shown on the left) for 3 seconds.
The remote source buttons will light to
signal that you have entered programming
mode.

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 indicate
successful programming. To confirm that,
use the remote to change cable/satellite
channels.

Note: If your advanced remote flashes rapidly

several times during programming, an error has
occurred. Wait 7 seconds for the remote to clear
and begin programming again.

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Getting familiar with the added functions

Buttons on the remote control are grouped
according to function. Most of the buttons work
just like the 3•2•1 system remote buttons.

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The advanced functionality is highlighted below.

POWER and MUTE controls

Switches the system on or off.

Switches the TV on or off.
Does not turn cable box or satellite box

on or off.

Mutes/unmutes the system volume.

SOURCE SELECTION controls

Selects Video 1 as the sound source
and turns the system on.

Unmutes the system volume.

Changes the input selection on the TV.

Selects the built-in CD/DVD player and
turns the system on.

Unmutes the system volume.

Selects AUX as the sound source and
turns the system on.

Unmutes the system volume.

Selects Video 2 as the sound source
and turns the system on.

Unmutes the system volume.

Selects the built-in tuner and turns the
system on to the previously selected
AM station.

Unmutes the system volume.

Selects the built-in tuner and turns the
system on to the previously selected
FM station.

Unmutes the system volume.

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SOURCE and MENU controls

Turns the cable/satellite guide
menu on and off.

Exits the displayed
cable/satellite guide menu.

Enters submenus.
Also accepts custom settings,
choices, or entries in conjunc­tion with other buttons.

Tunes the AM/FM radio up
ordown to the next higher or
lower frequency.

In an on-screen menu, selects
the next item, up or down.

Seeks forward or backward to
the next strongest radio station.

In an on-screen menu, changes
the setting of a selected menu
item.

Displays the menu of the DVD
disc currently loaded in the tray,
if applicable.

Displays or exits the Bose
3•2•1 system on-screen menus
when the Video Input setting is
selected on the TV.

Skips to the next/previous TV,
cable, or satellite channel, DVD
chapter, radio station preset, or
CD track.

Does not affect TV volume.

Raises or lowers the system
volume.

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Unmutes the system volume.

Raises the volume.

Lowers the system volume

–

while it is muted.

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SOURCE and MENU controls

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1203

456

789

Note: When selecting numbers 1 through 9,

entering a zero before the number ensures the
fastest response.

Select a channel when TV Video
1 is on.

Each button gives you access
to a similarly numbered DVD
chapter, CD track, or radio
station preset.

Returns to the TV or cable/satel­lite channel previously selected.

Enters the selected channel.

PLAYBACK controls

Stops the disc player and, for

DVDs only , temporarily holds

the place where the disc
stopped. Press Stop again and
the player moves to the begin­ning of the disc.

Pauses the disc player in place.
After 20 minutes, switches to
Stop.

Starts the disc player.

Scans back or forward for DVD
chapters, CD tracks, or the
next strongest radio station.

Plays audio CD tracks (not DVD
chapters) in varied order. Press
again to cancel this mode.

Repeats a CD, CD track, DVD
chapter, or DVD title until the
button is pressed again.

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Codes

ABC........................... 0003, 0008,

0014, 0007,
0011, 0013,
0017, 0033,
0047

Ajinvision................... 1271

Alcatel....................... 0896, 0897

Allegro....................... 0153, 0315

Americast.................. 0899

Amstrad..................... 1222

Anvision..................... 0111, 0211

Archer........................ 0153, 0797

BT.............................. 0105

Bell & Howell............. 0014

Bell South.................. 0899

Bestlink......................0303

Birmingham Cable

Communications.......

British Telecom..........0003, 0105

Cable & Wireless....... 1068

Cabletime.................. 0271, 0377,

Century...................... 0153

Citizen....................... 0153, 0315

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Colour Voice.............. 0025, 0031

Comtec......................0274

Comtronics................ 0040, 0060

Contec....................... 0019

Cryptovision.............. 0600

Daehan...................... 0778

Daeryung................... 0877, 0008,

Decsat....................... 423

Director...................... 0476

0276

0448, 0665

0277, 0477,
1877

for Cable

Eastern...................... 0002, 0274,

0418

Electricord................. 0078

Emerson.................... 0797

Everquest.................. 0015, 0040

Filmnet.......................0443

Focus........................ 0400

France Telecom........ 0451, 0817,

0896, 0897

Funai..........................0019, 0248

GHZ........................... 0078

GMI........................... 0015, 0057,

0069, 0797

Galaxi........................ 0008

Garrard...................... 0153

Gemini....................... 0015, 0057,

0070, 0242,
0797

General Instrument....0476, 0003,

0276, 0014,
0015, 0011,
0024, 0098,
0810

GoldStar.................... 0144, 0040,

0838

Golden Channel.........1110

Goodmind................. 0797

Grundig..................... 0529

Hamlin....................... 0009, 0020,

0034, 0259,
0273

Hitachi....................... 0014, 0011,

0033, 0255

Hwalin....................... 0303

HyperVision............... 0619

Hytex......................... 0007

IEEC.......................... 1018

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Codes

Jasco......................... 0015, 0153,

0315

Jebsee....................... 0400

Jerrold....................... 0476, 0003,

0276, 0012,
0014, 0015,
0011, 0024,
0047, 0098,
0810

Kuang Yu................... 0024

LG..............................0144, 0040,

0779, 0838

Leon.......................... 0015, 0069

MNet..........................0019, 0443

MS............................. 0015, 0069,

0303, 1018

Macab....................... 0817

Macom...................... 0033

Magnavox..................0032, 0069

Memorex................... 0000

Motorola.................... 0476, 1106,

0276, 0810

Movie Time............... 0063, 0078

Mr. Zap...................... 1112

NET............................ 0274

NSC........................... 0063, 0070

NTL........................... 1068

Noos.......................... 0817

Now........................... 0776

Oak............................ 0019, 0007,

0248, 0303

Ono............................1068

Optimus.....................0021

PVP Stereo Visual

Matrix........................ 0003

Pace.......................... 0237, 1060,

1068

for Cable

Pacific........................0678

Pacific Bell.................0843

Panasonic..................0008, 0000,

0107, 0021,
0040

Paragon..................... 0000

Philips........................ 0305, 0317,

0013, 0025,
0031, 0032,
0060, 0069,
0111, 0153,
0211, 0242,
0255, 0290,
0451, 0619,
0652, 0817

Pioneer...................... 0877, 0144,

0533, 0023,
1021, 1877

Popular Mechanics....0400

Pulsar.........................0000

Quasar....................... 0000

RCA........................... 0021, 0843

RadioShack............... 0015, 0303,

0315, 0797

Rampage................... 0255

Recoton..................... 0400

Regal......................... 0020, 0259,

0273, 0279

Regency.................... 0002

Rembrandt................ 0011, 0070

Runco........................ 0000

SL Marx..................... 0040

Sagem....................... 0817, 1089

Samsung................... 0144, 0000,

0040, 0070,
0702, 0840

Scientific Atlanta....... 0877, 0008,

0017, 0277,
0477, 1877

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Codes

SeWoo.......................0073

Seawoo..................... 0780

Sharp......................... 0313

Signal........................ 0015, 0040

Signature................... 0011

Sony.......................... 1006

Sprucer...................... 0021

Starcom..................... 0003, 0014,

0015, 0047,
0098

Stargate..................... 0015, 0040,

0797

Starquest................... 0015

Storm.........................1018

Supercable................ 0276

TS.............................. 0003, 0024,

0255, 0303,
1018

TV86.......................... 0063

Tadiran.......................0040

Tae Kwang.................0068

Taepyung................... 0678

Taihan........................ 0778

Teac........................... 1018

Tele Danmark.............1016

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Tele+1........................ 0443

Teleview..................... 0040

Telewest.................... 1068

Thomson................... 1110

Timeless.................... 0274, 0418

Tocom........................0012, 0013

TongKook.................. 0777, 0840

Torx............................0003

Toshiba...................... 0000

for Cable

Trans PX.................... 0276, 0153,

0303, 0315

Tudi............................0286

Tusa........................... 0015

UBS........................... 0073

Unika......................... 0153

United Artists.............0007

United Cable............. 0003

Universal................... 0078, 0153,

0191

Videoway................... 0250

Viewstar..................... 0060, 0063,

0111, 0211

Visionetics................. 1064, 1264

Visiopass................... 0451

Westminster...............0105, 0716

Wiso.......................... 0078

Zenith........................ 0000, 0525,

0899

Zentek....................... 0400

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Codes

@sat.......................... 1300

ABsat........................ 0123, 0668,

0832

AGS.......................... 0668, 0710

ASA........................... 0397

ASLF......................... 0713

AST........................... 0321, 0351

Aegir......................... 0520

Akai........................... 0200, 0515

Akena....................... 0668

Alba...........................0421, 0455,

0515, 0519,
0613, 0713,
0734

Aldes......................... 0288, 0519,

0520, 0734

Allsat......................... 0067, 0183,

0200, 0364,
0734

Allsonic..................... 0288, 0369

Alltech....................... 0713

Alpha.........................0668

AlphaStar.................. 0772

Amitronica................ 0713

Ampere..................... 0368, 0396

Amstrad.................... 0080, 0132,

0243, 0252,
0338, 0345,
0396, 0461,
0501, 0713,
0742, 0795,
0847, 1113

Amway...................... 0043

Anglo........................ 0713

Ankaro...................... 0217, 0288,

0369, 0519,
0692, 0713

for Satellite

Anttron...................... 0183, 0421,

0613

Apollo....................... 0421

Arcon........................ 0100, 0217,

0332, 0368,
0692, 0834,
1043, 1205

Armstrong................. 0243

Asat...........................0200

Astacom................... 0668

Aston........................ 0142, 1129,

1261

Astra......................... 0108, 0145,

0243, 0530,
0607

Astro......................... 0173, 0358,

0369, 0501,
0520, 0548,
0613, 0658

Athena...................... 0668

Atsat......................... 1300

AudioTon.................. 0364, 0613

Avalon....................... 0396

Axiel.......................... 0668For TV

Axis........................... 0369, 0530,

0834

BEC.......................... 1303

BT.............................. 0515, 0668,

0710

BVV........................... 0692

Barcom..................... 0217

Bell ExpressVu..........1167

Best.......................... 0217, 0369

Bestar........................ 0243

Birdview.................... 0045

Blaupunkt................. 0173

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Codes

Boca......................... 0132, 0243,

0589, 0683,
0713, 0794,
0829

Brain Wave................0332, 0692

British Sky

Broadcasting............

Broco........................ 0530, 0713

Bubu Sat................... 0713

Bush......................... 0067, 0183

CNT........................... 0520

Cambridge................ 0515, 0683

Canal Digital............. 0853

Canal Satellite...........0853

Canal+...................... 0853

Channel Master......... 0018

Chaparral.................. 0216

CityCom....................0115, 0394,

Clatronic................... 0332

Colombia.................. 0668

Columbia.................. 0132

Columbus................. 0668

Commlink................. 0288

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Condor...................... 0369, 0607

Conifer...................... 0004

Connexions...............0396

Conrad...................... 0115, 0369,

Contec...................... 0394, 0589

Cosat........................ 0592

Crossdigital...............1109

Crown....................... 0243

Cyrus........................ 0200

0847, 1175

0607, 0818,
1176

0589, 0607

for Satellite

D-box....................... 0723, 0873,

1127

DMT.......................... 1075

DNR.......................... 0692

DNT........................... 0200, 0396

DST........................... 0421

DX Antenna...............0041, 0752

Dae Young................ 0735

Daeryung.................. 0396

Daewoo.................... 0713, 1296

Dansat...................... 0183

Daumling...................0794

Dgtec........................ 1242

Digenius.................... 0299

DirecTV..................... 0392, 0566,

0639, 1142,
0247, 0749,
0724, 0819,
1076, 1109,
1749, 1856

Discovery.................. 0668, 0710

Dish Network

System.....................

DishPro.................... 1005, 0775

Diskxpress................ 0217

Distratel.................... 0084, 0885

Ditristrad................... 0592

Drake........................ 0018, 0064,

Dream Multimedia.... 1237

Dune......................... 0369

Dynasat.....................0679

EIF............................. 0417

EP Sat....................... 0455

1005, 0775

0245

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Codes

Echostar.................... 1005, 0775,

0100, 0148,
0159, 0167,
0170, 0218,
0269, 0280,
0312, 0396,
0453, 0454,
0465, 0511,
0610, 0616,
0668, 0688,
0713, 0853,
0871, 1086,
1169

Einhell....................... 0243, 0252,

0288, 0421,
0501, 0517,
0713, 0794

Elta............................0200, 0364,

0369, 0421

Emanon.................... 0421

Emme Esse............... 0369, 0679,

0871

Engel......................... 0713, 1017

Eurieult......................0417

Eurocrypt.................. 0108, 0455

Europa...................... 0501, 0589

Eurosat..................... 0243

Eurosky..................... 0243, 0369,

0607

Eurostar..................... 0100, 0607,

0679, 1025,
1026

Exator....................... 0421, 0515,

0613

Expressvu................. 0775

Extra Sat................... 0519

FTE........................... 0100, 0331,

0368, 0369,
0589, 0683,
0713, 0863

for Satellite

Fenner....................... 0668

Ferguson...................0036, 0067,

0183, 0336,
0455, 0711

Fidelity.......................0252, 0368,

0461, 0501

Finlandia................... 0108, 0455

Finlux........................ 0108, 0397,

0455, 0573

Force NO AS.............1101

Foxtel........................ 0879

Fracarro.................... 0421, 0668,

0871

Freecom....................0335, 0421,

0501, 0734

Fresat........................0885

Fuba..........................0108, 0172,

0173, 0217,
0369, 0394,
0396, 0417,
0421, 0573

Funai......................... 0338

G-Sat........................ 0183

GE............................. 0566

GOI........................... 0775

Galaxi........................0217

Galaxis...................... 0283, 0288,

0364, 0369,
0530, 0592,
0692, 0833,
0834, 0863,
1101, 1111

Galaxisat................... 0321

Gardiner.................... 0818

General Instrument... 0869, 0038,

0361, 0627

Gold Box...................0292, 0853

GoldStar.................... 0335

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