Bose LIFESTYLE 535, LIFESTYLE 525 series II, Lifestyle 520, Lifestyle 510, Lifestyle 535 Series II Setup Manual

LIFESTYLE® 535/525 series II

home entertainment systems

LIFESTYLE® 520/510

home theater systems

Setup Guide | Guía de instalación | Guide d’installation

Safety Information

Please read this guide

Please take the time to follow the instructions in this owner’s guide carefully. It will help you set up and operate your
system properly and enjoy its advanced features. Please save this guide for future reference.

All Bose

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products must be used in accordance with local, state, federal, and industry regulations.

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WARNING: Contains small parts which may be a choking hazard. Not suitable for children under age 3.

WARNINGS:

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Safety Information

NOTES:

 The product label is located on the bottom or the back of the product.
 Where the mains plug or appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, such disconnect device shall

remain readily operable.

 The product must be used indoors. It is neither designed nor tested for use outdoors, in recreation vehicles, or

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 This product is intended to be used only with the power supply provided.
 The speaker wire and interconnect cables included with the system are not approved for in-wall installation.

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Please complete and retain for your records.

The serial and model numbers can be found on the bottom panel of the product.

Lifestyle

Control console serial number: _____________________________________________________

Acoustimass

Speaker array serial number:_______________________________________________________

Purchase date: ___________________________________________________________________

Please keep your receipt together with this Setup Guide and the Operating Guide.

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Safety Information

Important Safety Instructions

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

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 Clean only with a dry cloth.

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Additional safety information

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shipping carton.

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Contents

Welcome

ank You............................................................................................................ 6

Unpacking ........................................................................................................... 6

System Setup

Control console box........................................................................................... 7

Acoustimass

Speaker box ........................................................................................................ 12

Interactive box ................................................................................................... 17

Other Box 4 items.............................................................................................. 19

Applying rubber feet ......................................................................................... 20

If you have setup problems ............................................................................. 21

Contacting customer service .......................................................................... 21

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module box ............................................................................... 10

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Welcome

ank You

Thank you for choosing a Bose® LIFESTYLE® system for your home. This guide
provides step-by-step instructions for setting up your new system. There are two
phases to the setup process:

Physical setup phase: Placing the system components and connecting them
together.

Interactive setup phase: Completing your setup following the interactive steps on
your TV screen provided by the UNIFY

®

intelligent integration system.

Unpacking

The parts of your new system are packaged in four numbered boxes plus a small
box containing the appropriate power cords:

1

s

Control console box

2

s Acoustimass

3

s Speaker box

4

s Interactive box

s

Power cord box (used with boxes 1 and 2)

Starting with Box 1, unpack each box and set up its contents before unpacking the
next one.

Be sure to save all of the packing materials. These provide the safest means for
any necessary shipping or transporting.

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module box

If any part appears damaged, do not attempt to use it. Notify Bose or your
authorized Bose dealer immediately. For Bose contact information, refer to
the address sheet included in Box 4.

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1

Control console box

What you need from box 1:

From box 1:

Control console

What you need from the power cord box:

From the power cord box:

Power supply Audio input cable HDMI

System Setup

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cable

Power cord

A. Place the control console on a flat, stable surface near your TV.

Control console

Note: Until your system is completely installed, it may be helpful to keep the control

console positioned for easy access to its rear connection panel.

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System Setup

B. Plug one end of the HDMI® cable into an HDMI INPUT connector on your TV.

If an HDMI cable is already connected to an HDMI input on your TV, you can
use this one. Just disconnect the other end.

C. Plug the other end of the HDMI cable you are using into the connector labeled

HDMI OUT Video to TV on the control console.

HDMI OUT
Video to TV

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System Setup

D. Plug one end of the audio input cable into the control console connector

labeled Audio OUT. Make sure the flat surface with the arrow on the plug
faces up.

Leave the other end of the cable on the floor. You will be asked to connect it
while setting up the contents of the next box.

Audio OUT

E. Plug the power supply output cord into the control console Power connector.

Power

Power supply
output cord

F. Remove a power cord from the power cord box.

AC power cord

Power supply

G. Plug one end of the power cord into the power supply.

the plug in as far as it can go.

H. Plug the other end of the power cord into a live AC (mains) power outlet.

I. Continue with Box

2

on the next page.

Make sure you push

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System Setup

2

Acoustimass® module box

What you need for the following steps:

From box 2:

Acoustimass module

A. Place the Acoustimass module on the floor at the same end of the room

as the TV. Make sure there is a live AC (mains) power outlet nearby.

From the power
cord box:

Power cord

Acoustimass
module

B. Lay the module on its side and locate the connector panel.

Connector
panel

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System Setup

CAUTION: DO NOT stand the Acoustimass® module on its front or back end.

C. Plug the free end of the audio input cable into the Media Center connector

on the Acoustimass module.

Make sure the flat surface with the arrow faces the front of the module.

Media
center

D. Remove a power cord from the power cord box.

E. Plug one end of the power cord into the AC Power connector on the

Acoustimass module. Make sure you push the plug in as far as it can go.

AC power

F. Plug the other end of the power cord into a live AC (mains) power outlet.

G. Continue with Box

3

on the next page.

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System Setup

3

Speaker box

What you need for the following steps:

System speakers (one set of the three types shown)

Jewel Cube

®

speakers

(4) Left or right, front (1) Center front
or rear speaker speaker

Direct/Reflecting® cube speaker arrays

(4) Left or right, front (1) Center front
or rear speaker speaker

Virtually Invisible

(5) Left or right, front or rear, and center front speaker

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single cube speakers

Front speaker cables

Left front (L) White Center front (C) Brown Right front (R) Light blue

Rear speaker cables

Left rear (LR)
Light green

Right rear (RR)
Purple

Note: You can place system speakers on wall brackets or floor stands. To purchase

®

these accessories, contact your local Bose

dealer or visit www.Bose.com.

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System Setup

A. Place the center front speaker on a stable and level surface directly above or

below the center of your TV screen as in the following example.

Left front (L)

Center front (C)

Right front (R)

B. Place one speaker to the left and one to the right of the TV.

– Keep each speaker within 3 ft (1 m) of the TV screen to prevent too much

separation of the sound from the picture. Vary this distance to suit your
room conditions and personal preference.

– If placing the speakers in an enclosed bookcase shelf, position them at the

front edge of the shelf.

– Rotate the cubes so that one cube of each speaker points forward into the

room and the other points at a side wall to create reflected sound.

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System Setup

C. Place the rear speakers toward the back of the room behind the viewers at ear

height (when seated) or higher, if possible.

Left rear (LR)

Right rear (RR)

– Make sure the 50 ft (15.2 m) rear speaker cables will reach from the speak-

ers to the Acoustimass

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module.

– Aim the speakers away from the listeners to prevent them from pinpointing

the exact location of the sound source.

– Rotate the cubes so that one cube of each speaker points forward into the

room and the other points at a side wall to create reflected sound.

D. Locate the colored connectors on the bottom panel of the

Acoustimass

®

module.

Connector
panel

E. Plug the speaker cables into the Acoustimass module connectors. Be sure to

match each cable plug to each connector by the color code.

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System Setup

F. Locate the speaker position markings on the free ends of the speaker cables.

Speaker position marking
(L, C, R, LR, or RR)

G. Using the speaker position markings, run each cable out to its respective

speaker as in the following setup example of a room.

Front speakers

Rear speakers

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H. Connect the speaker cable to the type of speaker you have.

For Jewel Cube

Insert the plug into the speaker connector.

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speakers:

For Direct/Reflecting® and
Virtually Invisible

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single

cube speakers:

Press the button and insert the wires. Connect
the red-collared wire to the red connector.
Connect the other wire to the black connector.

Notes:

s The rear speaker cables for Direct/Reflecting

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and Virtually Invisible® single

cube speakers are webbed together. You can pull them apart as needed.

s Put the Acoustimass

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module in its final position:

– Upright (BEST) or on either side (ALTERNATE).

– With the front opening facing into the room.

– At least 18 in (45 cm) from any TV to avoid magnetic interference with the TV

image. Move it farther away if you still notice interference.

CAUTION:

s Do not put electronic media, such as video or audio tapes, on or next

to the Acoustimass
surrounding the module may erase some or all of the recorded material.

s DO NOT BLOCK the ventilation openings on the module. This can cause it

to overheat.

Ventilation

openings

I. Congratulations! At this point you have set up the control console, the

Acoustimass

®

module, and the speakers. You are now ready to turn on
your system and enter the interactive phase of the setup process using
the UNIFY

®

intelligent integration system.

Continue with Box

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module for long periods of time. The magnetic field

4

on the next page.

System Setup

4

Interactive box

What you need for the following steps:

Remote control with batteries ADAPTiQ® audio calibration headset

IMPORTANT!

Before you start, make sure your speakers and Acoustimass
their final positions.

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module are in

Do not connect any devices to the control console at this time. The instruc­tions provided on your TV will tell you when to do this.

A. Slide the battery compartment cover off the back of the remote control.

AA (IEC LR6) batteries (4)

Battery compartment cover

B. Install four AA (IEC LR6) batteries, matching the polarity markings (+ and –)

to the markings inside the battery compartment.

C. Slide the battery cover back into place.

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System Setup

D. Press the power button on the control console to turn on your system.

Because the system is in a low power state when in standby, it takes
several seconds to start. When the system status indicator changes
from blinking to steady green, your system is ready to use.

Status indicator

Power button

E. Turn on your TV.

F. Using the remote that came with your TV, change the TV input to the one that

is connected to your LIFESTYLE

®

system.

G. Follow the instructions on your TV. You will be prompted to do the following:

s Select your language.

s Optimize the system audio using the ADAPTiQ

®

audio calibration system.

s Connect audio/video devices to the control console.

s Configure your Bose

®

remote to control your connected devices.

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Other Box 4 items

System Setup

The remaining items in Box 4 may or may not be required to set up your
LIFESTYLE

®

system. For more information on using these accessories or

adding other devices to your system at another time, see the operating guide.

Stereo audio cable IR emitter cable

LIFESTYLE® 535/525 series II

home entertainment systems

LIFESTYLE® 235/135 series II

home entertainment systems

LIFESTYLE® 520/510

home theater systems

Operating Guide

Operating guide

FM antenna*

Rubber feet for
Acoustimass module

Rubber feet for front
center speaker

AM antenna*

USB flash drive
(for updating system
software only)

*For LIFESTYLE® 535 and 525 systems only.

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System Setup

Applying rubber feet

When placing the Acoustimass® module on bare floors, you can attach the
included rubber feet to the bottom of the module for greater stability and
to protect your floor.

Rubber feet

Bottom panel

Vibration can cause speakers to move, particularly if placed on a smooth surface
like glass or highly polished wood. If you are placing the center speaker on such a
surface, you can attach the included rubber feet to the bottom of the speaker for
greater stability.

Rubber feet

Bottom panel

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System Setup

If you have setup problems

If you experience any difficulties during the setup process, such as an unrecog­nized device remote or a connection error, you can reactivate the interactive setup
mode at any time and correct or change part of your system setup. See “Using the
Setup Mode” in your system operating guide.

For help in trying to resolve any problems, see the troubleshooting table in your
system operating guide.

Contacting customer service

For additional help in solving problems, contact Bose® Customer Service. See the
address sheet included in Box 4.

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Framingham, MA 01701-9168 USA
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Introduction

Welcome.............................................................................................................. 7

System features................................................................................................. 7

If

you need help.................................................................................................. 7

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Controls

Remote Control.................................................................................................. 8

Using
Navigation
Playback
Information
Remote

MORE

Activating

Button
Control
Speaker Array
Acoustimass®

Power

Starting

Turning
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and Indicators

the

remote....................................................................................... 8

controls................................................................................... 9

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audio/video

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Contents

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LIFESTYLE® model:

Control console serial number:-

Acoustimass® serial number:

Speaker array serial number (135 Series

We

suggest you keep your receipt with this owner's guide.

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the product.

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Welcome

Introduction

Thank you for choosing a
and easy-to-use system

By now you should
intelligent
ADAPTiQ®

This guide describes your new remote control
system and its connected devices.

integration system and calibrated

audio

have successfully

calibration

Bose®

delivers superior performance for both music and video.

LIFESTYLE®

set up your system using the

the sound for your room using the

system.

System features

Features on all systems

• UNIFY intelligent integration system helps

•

3D video
3D-capable Blu-ray Disc
to

your

•

ADAPTiQ audio
your room

•

RF

remote control

capability

LIFESTYLE®

calibration system that

(requires that you connect a

1M

player,

system)

game

to

console, cable box,

optimizes system performance for

system for your home. This elegant

UNIFY®

and shows you how

easily

add devices

3D-capable

to

operate your

to

your system

TV and a

or

other source

•

HDMI®

•

Video up-conversion

•

Photo viewing using a USB

connectivity

to

1

080p

flash drive

Additional features on 535, 525,
systems only

•

AM/FM radio

•

Back

panel

with iPod and iPhone devices

If

you need help

If you experience any operating
table

on page 27.
helpful tips
please refer

IMPORTANT!

Registering your product enables you
updates
information about new products and

connector for a 30-pin

difficulties,

You

can solve the most common operating

provided there.

to

the included contact sheet.

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to

keep your product performing

If you need additional

register your product right away!

accessory

to

receive notifications

optimally. It also allows

special

235

be sure

offers from Bose.

and 135 series

dock

(not

included) compatible

to

check the troubleshooting

help

or

service for your product,

II

problems

of

system software

us to send you

using the

Please follow

to

register

system software updates.

the instructions on your Product Registration Card

will

not affect your

limited

warranty rights

or

to

your

eligibility to obtain

register. Failure

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Controls

and Indicators

Remote

Using

the

Control

remote

This advanced radio frequency remote works throughout the room.

aim it at the control console.

to

need

selects

Displays

SOURCE

connected devices from the
source

Power-

or off

Color

color-related
connected sources such as
Blu-ray Disc™ players
top

Internet-

accesss on third-party devices
such as
and set-top boxes

Volume

(+)or
volume

-

on your

list

Turns your system on

functions -

functions on

boxes, and for

Activates

Blu-ray Disc

Up/Down

decreases(-) the system

and

TV

Activates

and set-

Teletext

Internet

players

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Power-

TV

off

or

on

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controls

Navigation

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device-specific
information
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or previous numbered
channel

on and

page 9

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page 11.

or

not

do

You

Display

10

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on your

preset

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off

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controls and

TV

Next

Mute -

speakers

Image

video appears

Numeric Keypad -

manual
and settings

Mutes/unmutes system

View-

entry

Changes how

channels

of

Allows

Returns

Channel

Last

last channel

to

Playback Controls

page 9

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TV Input

inputs on your TV

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or

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preset

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8-

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and Indicators

Navigation

OK

highlighted

MENU -

for a connected device

INFO

information

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-

See "Operating Your System Sources"

controls

-

Selects

Displays

Page Down -

next page

using navigation and playback controls with selected sources.

or

confirms

item

the menu

program

Moves

to

Page Up -

previous page

Left/Right and Up/Down -

Navigation

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GUIDE

or TV program guide, or Blu-ray
Disc

TM

EXIT

from your TV screen

to

-

Displays

player

-

Clears a menu or guide

control

your set-top box

popup menu

on page 16 for more details on

Playback controls

Quick

Replay/Skip

Seek Backward/Rewind

Backward

Shuffle

Stop

Play

Record

Pause

Quick

Seek

Skip/Skip

Forward/Fast Forward

Forward

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Controls

and Indicators

Information

(535/525/235/135

The display provides operating and system status information.

Examples:

Source identification

Radio tuner

90.9 - WBUR90.9

Operating prompt

display

FM

series

P1

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Volume

iPod

Remote

Pressing the glow button
buttons (and the display on 535/525/235/135 series
off automatically after several seconds

To

adjust the

Note:

1.

Press and hold the

time for 5 seconds.

2.

Press the up

select Brightness or Contrast.

3.

Press the left
decrease or increase the illumination level.

4.

Press either the
operation.

glow

If

the currently selected source
switch to any other source before making this
adjustment. This prevents unintentionally deleting
a radio preset.

button

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on the rear of the remote

illumination level

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and

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or down

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or right

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to

prolong battery life.

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and Indicators

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displayed.

buttons

Press the

top

of

depend on the

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your

1V

arrow at the right or

button to display

screen for the current source. The functions that appear

selected

source.

left

are available.

When there are more than 13 buttons,
the

displayed

Indicates

the

left.

Move

Activating a

1.

Press the remote

buttons

more buttons to

highlight left.

telling

MORE

MORE

you to

scroll left

button function

button.

additional button functions along

Only 13

of

the

available

buttons can be

the

of the buttons indicates if additional buttons

an

arrow appears either to the right or left

or right

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right. Move highlight

to

see the other buttons.

more buttons

to

right.

the

of

2.

Press the

left

.....

or right

~

navigation button to

to activate.

3.

Press the remote

OK

button.

Button function definitions

Turns device power on/off.

Displays
channels.

Displays program guide for
next day.

Displays
previous day.

Displays playlist
programs.

Picture-in-picture mode.

a

list

of favorite

program guide for

of recorded

highlight the function you want

Switches your TV to
programming.

Switches between main features

(from

DVD

to VCR, for

a combo device.
Moves

device.
Selects

current source.
Switches tuners

device.
Switches between

a set-top box that provides both.

to

the

"Home"

a repeat option on the

live

state of the

in

a

multi-tuner

TV

and radio on

example)

on

Video on demand.

Switches tuners
device.

in

a

multi-tuner

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11

Controls

and

Indicators

Button function definitions (continued)

Allows
(Japan only).

you

enter a 3-digit number

to

-

OPTIONS

Displays
See
on page 23.

Accesses the system menu for your

set-top box.
Access the Top Menu (or

on
Accesses

interactive program guide.
Accesses Xbox® functions.

Accesses data broadcast on a tuner
device (Japan

Accesses

Selects
cast

Allows

such as a TiVo® program.

the

"Changing System

Blu-ray Disc™ players.

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8,

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only).

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functions.

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Blu-ray

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"tools"

on

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Control Console

Controls

and Indicators

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System status indicator

Red ...................... System is off (Standby)

Blinking green ..... System is starting

Solid

Amber .................. System is off or turning off, and when charging

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Used for

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Headphones output

Accepts stereo headphones with a 3.5 mm stereo
the

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green .......... System is on and ready

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volume controls.

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Power

on/off selection unmute down up menu

Source

Source

in

the

~

Mute/

optional

an

audio/video device such as a camcorder.

~-

Volume Volume

to

use

accessory

n:l+

dock

plug. Volume level is set by

iPod

or

(available from Bose)

Setup

UNIFY®

(page

26)

®

Front USB

Used for viewing photo

Also

used for updating system software.

®

Front HDMI™

Used for

input

input

temporarily connecting

files

from a

an

USB

HDMI

device

including a

device such as a video camera.

digital

camera.

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13

Controls and

Indicators

Speaker Array (135 series

Status

Off ...................................

Slow blinking

Fast

Solid

Acoustimass®

(135 series

indicator:

orange ......

blinking

red .........................

orange .......

II

Speaker array and Acoustimass® module are connected
Speaker
Speaker array is disconnected and trying

System

array is available

Bose Customer Service)

(Call

error

Module

systems

Status

only)

systems

II

make a wireless

to

only)

connection

connect

to

Status

Solid orange ................... Speaker array and Acoustimass module

Blinks

Slow blinking

Solid

14-

indicator:

every 3 secs ......... Acoustimass module

orange ...... Acoustimass

red .........................

English

is disconnected from speaker array

or speaker array is off (Acoustimass

to

connection

System

error

available

module

(Call

is

Bose Customer Service)

are connected

module

make a

standby)

wireless

Power

On/Off

Controls

Starting

To

start your system:

Press
In

several seconds, the system status indicator on the console changes from

blinking

To

start your system and

SOURCE

To

start your system and

Setup

Note:

To

keep energy consumption to a minimum, the system operates
saving mode when it
to

start.

your system

the

Power

to

solid green. The system is

Press the
system and opens the

Press
system and opens the

button on the remote

go

SOURCE

go

the

Setup

is

directly

directly

off. This

to

the

button on the remote control. This starts your

SOURCE

to

the

button on

UNIFY®

is

why the system may take several seconds

or

the console.

now

ready

SOURCE

UNIFY®

the

control console. This starts your

menu on

to

use.

menu:

menu on your TV screen.

menu:

your

TV screen.

in

a power

Turning on your TV

If

you programmed your remote during the initial setup using

the

TV Power

use

•

the

Shutting

C)

Note:

Press the

The system will

If

you decide to access the power
shutdown
onscreen controls.

remote

down your system

Power

is

button on the remote control

that

came with your

button on the remote

shut

down

stopped and you must

automatically after a

UNIFY,

to

turn on your

TV.

or

on the

controls

complete the shutdown using the

for connected devices, automatic

control console.

few

seconds.

TV.

press

Otherwise,

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15

Operating Your System Sources

source

Selecting

a

SOURCE

The
The menu can
selections,

scroll

Press the

1.

an

up or down

devices on your

menu allows

display a maximum

you

0 selections.

1

of

select

to

arrow appears either at the

see the other items.

to

SOURCE

button on the remote

TV.

your sources and connected devices.

When there are more than 1

the menu telling you

or bottom

top

display

to

Indicates

above. Move

Indicates
below.

Move

of

list

the

selections

more

highlight

more selections

highlight

up.

down.

connected

of

0
to

2. Keep pressing
source you want.

also

can

You

•
a source.

you named a device during the setup process, the assigned name appears

• If

Unnamed devices appear as generic inputs such as

list.

the

in
(HDMI)"

you select a source that

• If

and

reminding you to turn on the source.

Note:

Note:

When listening

prevent the risk

mode
remote
System Options"

The

control each of your devices.
to

to

to

UNIFY®

LIFESTYLE®

the

restore the picture.

SOURCE

use the up

move the highlight down the

to

navigation buttons

down

or

•

T

list

to

select

select

and

"Input 1

(HDMI}."

"Input

intelligent

2

turned off, a message appears on the screen

is

audio sources, the system automatically enters Screensaver

to

screen burn-in.

of

disable the screensaver, see

To

on page 23.

integration system sets up your

one or more of these devices does not respond

If

remote, see "Troubleshooting" on page 27.

Press

any button on the

"Changing

LIFESTYLE®

the

LIFESTYLE

remote

to

16-

English

Operating

Your

System Sources

Watching

Your TV may be receiving its program content through a
built

into your

Note:

Since most
point the

TV

TV.

televisions

Bose®

come with an

remote at your

IR

1V

to operate

(infrared) remote, you may need

it.

Using a set-top box

If you connected a cable, satellite,

the

SOURCE

1.

Press

TV programs.

2.

Tune

Using

If

you are using the

1.

Press the remote

2.

Press

3.

Tune

the

to

a station.

the

the

to

a station.

menu

under

remote

tuner

tuner

TV

Input

the name you assigned it during

SOURCE

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"Tuning

in your

in

your

SOURCE

button

See

"Tuning

or

other

button and select

to

a TV station," below.

set-top

TV

TV

to

receive TV programs:

button

•

and select

to

select

to

a TV station," below.

the

box

the device

TV.

internal

set-top

to

your

the

tuner

box

or

the

TV,

it will appear

setup process.

that

provides

in

your

TV.

tuner

to

in

your

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return to using other sources,

the input
another source.

Tuning

You

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for

to

can tune

the

Bose®

system, then press the

a TV station

to

a TV station using any

Enter
dash

the

channel

button

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o

8

e

Press • (channel
Press

the

Last

I

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OK

the

GUIDE

buttons

to

number

for

channel

up) or

button

button. Use

select

press the

of

~

a station from

TV Input

SOURCE

the

following

on

the

keypad and press

numbers using a dash

T

(channel

to

tune

the

down)

to

last selected channel.

navigation, page

the

button

methods:

program guide.

•

to

first

button and select

OK.

or

period.

to

change

channels.

up/down,

select

Use the

and

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Operating

Your

System Sources

Playing

During
Blu-ray
inputs 1-5.

If
following controls

the

Disc

you programmed

.,"

t

~

OK

~0

audio/video devices

interactive setup process, you may have connected a CD, DVD,

TM

player,

21

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~

..

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or

other such device. These are

the

LIFESTYLE® remote for

to

operate the

MENU
GUIDE
INFO
EXIT

..

T

.....

.....

ft

selected

Device menu (if
Blu-ray
Device information
Exit menu
Up one item

Down one item
Move
Move right

Select

Disc

left

the

device.

available)

player

typically

device, you can use the

pop-up menu

connected

or

system setup menu

DVR,

to

2S

SZ

.....

II

•

•

~

~

~

~

$

Next page, channel,
Previous page,
Play

Pause
Stop
Record

Fast forward
Fast rewind or search reverse

Quick skip
Quick
Shuffle

replay

mode

or

or

skip forward

or

or

disc

channel,

search forward

skip backward

or disc

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English

Operating Your System Sources

Selecting

(535, 525,

1. Press the SOURCE button.

2. Keep pressing the SOURCE button to select

Tuning

to

the

235

radio

and 135 series II systems only)

a station

• Press
frequency band.

Or,

• Press ~ (seek next)
next/previous strong station.

111-1

(increase) or ~ (decrease)

or~

(seek previous) to find the

Storing a preset station

The built-in radio tuner can store up to 25

1. Tune

2. For presets 1-9, press and hold the number

to

a radio station.

OK

button to store the station

in

FM

and 25 AM preset stations.

the next available preset.

FM

or AM

to

key.

For 1 0-25, press and hold the

in

the SOURCE list.

tune up or down the

Preset number

Recalling a preset station

Press
down) to go
preset.

I

_.

(channel up) or T (channel

to

the next or previous

0 0 8 For quick access to

0 e G presets 1-9, press the

0

8 number key of the preset.

0

ooe

Deleting a preset station

1.

Recall the preset station you want to delete.

2.

Press and hold the

display.

Optional radio

1. Press the MORE button • and select OPTIONS.

2. From the OPTIONS menu

OK

tuner

button until the preset number disappears from the

settings

(see

page 24 for details) you can select:

• Current Station: Allow Stereo, Stereo Off

•

RDS:

On, Off

English-

19

Operating Your

System Sources

Playing

content

from an iPod or iPhone

(535, 525, 235, and 135 series II

audio and video from

Your LIFESTYLE®

30-pin

the
Your iPod or iPhone menus and content appear on the

shown

accessory

the

in

system can

dock

following example.

play

included) available from Bose.

(not

"Now Playing"

The

track appears on the right.

systems

or iPhone

iPod

an

your screen as

of

side

left

only)

using

following controls

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3

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operate your connected

menu

to

(press and hold

level

video, pause

level. If playing

level

available

are

Up one menu
level). If playing

Up one page
Down one page
Up one menu item (press and
Down one menu item (press and

Up one menu
to

Down one menu
Down one menu level
Play

Pause

Next track or audio bookmark

iPod.

menu

top

to

go

to

menu

and return

hold

hold to scroll quickly)

video, pause and return

to

scroll quickly)

to

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English

20-

Previous track
Fast forward

Fast rewind

mode

audio bookmark

or

Operating Your System Sources

Using

The front
input. These inputs appear in the
(Front)
connecting devices such as digital

Front

Your

LIFESTYLE®

USB

storage device.

When selecting the
followed

the

of

the

only when a device is connected. These inputs are provided for temporarily

USB

by

single

front

console provides analog

console inputs

SOURCE

input

system can

USB

image files. Selecting

display

source, folders

AN

inputs

menu

cameras and video cameras.

photo

files

appear at the
a folder displays

as

(.jpg

plus

a USB and

AN

(Front),

or

.jpeg format only)

top

of

the list

its contents.

an

USB,

on the

HDMI®

and HDMI

from a

left

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following

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controls for viewing digital

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one menu item (press and hold

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Up

one

folder level,

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sz

EXIT

II

•

folders
Up

folders
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Down one

slideshow
Up

Down nine items
Exit slideshow and return
Play slideshow

Pause slideshow
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Next image

(if viewing a slideshow)

one folder level,

(if viewing a slideshow)

folder level
folder level

(if a photo

nine items

of

photos.

hold

or

exit and return

or

exit and return

(if a

folder

file is highlighted)

to

highlighted folder

to

is highlighted),

browsing

browsing

to

repeat)

to

to

to

folders

folders

repeat)

browsing

browsing

or

play

Previous image

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21

Operating

Your

System Sources

Front

You can use this input for devices that have
outputs. The
You need

Analog

use the

to

Front HOM I

You can use this input for devices that have an

control

not

does
on the device

Changing

A/V

Bose®

input

a device connected

itself

the

Press the image view
choices. Continue

Your TV picture

Note:

input

composite

remote

controls

or

does

on the device

the remote that

not

control

to

came

a device connected

itself

this input. You need

with it.

image view

button

press this

to

change

will

When
display
video cannot be changed when watching

displaying

a menu

of

to

momentarily

video, the

30

video formatting choices. The shape

video and

the remote that came with it.

or

HDMI output. The Bose remote

display
button

a menu

highlight

to

after you

Image View button does not

left/right

this input.

to

use the

to

video formatting

of

your

select

video.

30

audio

controls

choice.

a format.

of

the

Normal

Auto-Wide

Stretch 1

Stretch

2

Zoom

Gray Bars

Leaves

Fills width

Stretches video image

Stretches the edges
than the center portion

Enlarges
navigation
on your screen).

Places vertical gray bars on the left and right

standard-definition video image.

original

the

video image unchanged.

the screen

of

video image (press the

buttons

without

evenly

the

of

of

vertically

to

video image much more

the image.

cropping any content.

from the center.

up/down

offset the image

of

a

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English

Changing

System Options

Using

The number of items appearing
currently selected.

1. Press the remote

2.

Press the
the remote
shown

the

left

OK

in

the

system

MORE

~

or right

button to display the OPTIONS

following

button

~

example.

OPTIONS

in

the

OPTIONS

•.

navigation button and highlight OPTIONS.

menu

menu depends

menu for the current source

on

which source

is

Press

as

3.

Press the up
want to change.

4.

Press the

5.

Press the remote

OPTIONS

Factory settings are

• or down

left

-411111

menu

Option

Sound
(Not available
on 235 series
or 135 series

systems)

Current
(Not available
on 520 or 510
systems)

II

II

Station

T

navigation button and highlight the option you

or right

EXIT

in

_Available

Original ...................... Plays stereo audio when stereo audio is received

Recommended .........

Alternative ................. Plays 5-channel audio when either stereo or

Enhanced Mono ......... Plays simulated surround sound when monaural

Allow

Stereo Off .................. Changes the current station

~

navigation button and select the setting.

button when done.

bold

type.

Settings

Stereo ..............

from the source

Plays 5-channel audio whether 2- or 5-channel

audio is received from the source

5-channel audio is received from the source

audio is received from the source
Allows stereo sound from the current stereo

radio station

to

mono, which can

help when tuning

to

a weak radio station

FM

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Changing System Options

Option Available Settings

ADS

available

(Not

520 or 510

on
systems)

Game Mode

Audio

Compression

Audio Track

Volume Offset

...............................

On

.............................. No ADS information on the remote

Off

.............................. Reduces video processing and

On

Off ..............................

............................... No change

Off

Enhance

Dialog

Displays

Normal

Enhances sound output so you can hear movie

.........

dialogs

Smart

Volume

............. Reduces the range

ADS information on the remote

performance

audio track

to

distinctly

more

volume levels

of

soundtrack so the difference between

outbursts and soft sounds is

loud
noticeable

Track 1 .......................

Track 2 ........................

Both Tracks ................

Selects track 1 from an
with

multiple

audio tracks

Selects track 2 from an

multiple

with
Selects

audio tracks

tracks 1 and 2 from

external
external

stream

Not

Available

.............. Automatically selected

when

received

Increases the

to

sources

(0

volume level

0)

1

of

the

selected

source relative

delay

less

audio stream
audio stream

external

an

one track is

only

to

a movie

in

extremely

audio

other

Source Overscan

only)

(2D

System Bass

only)

(3D

AN

only)

Treble

Sync

only)

Sync

System

2DAN
(2D

3D

3D
(3D

Power Down

the current video

..............................

On

Applies video overscan

to

source

.............................

Off

overscan

an

level:

30

Note:

When a

of

Adjusts bass

Adjusts

treble level:

Adjusts the audio delay

-2

Normal

to

to

Sets the 3D image

Automatic .................

Side by side ................

Top and bottom .........

Adjusts the audio delay

Normal

to

-2

Normal

to

.......................

Video source unaffected

source is playing, "Not Available"

value.

+6 {After

Normal

to

-9

Normal

to

-14

Normal

to

-9

Normal

to

-14
synchronize audio with the 2D video:

to

to

+ 14 (No ADAPTiQ

to

+6 {after

to

+ 14 (no ADAPTiQ

to

is

ADAPTiQ®

ADAPTiQ®

+5

display correctly with the appropriate 3D

to

Sets the correct 3D image format
Selects the side by side format
Selects the

synchronize audio with the 3D video

to

top/bottom

format

+ 1 0

System shuts down without presenting the

displayed instead

calibration)

calibration)

calibration)

calibration)

glasses

automatically

Power Down Menu

Power Down Menu ..... System presents the Power Down Menu when

shutting down

Screen saver

English

24-

On ......

......

Off

Displays a screensaver after 20 minutes
playing audio-only
Disables

screensaver mode

sources

no user activity when

of

Changing

System

Options

Option Available

Rear

Speakers

(Not

available
on 235 series
or

135 series

systems)
Center

(Not
on 235 series
or
systems)

Speakers
(Not
on 235 series
or
systems)

Volume

TV

Speaker

available

135 series

available

135 series

on TV

Speakers

II

II

II

II

II

II

Adjusts
(-1

Note:

Adjusts

speakers:

Note:

Stereo
Front

Surround

On

Off

On ......

Off

the

0

to

Normal

This option
or

the

This option

(2)

(3)

...... Enables

indicator

...... Prevents

indicator
Sends

affected
pressing

.....

Sends HDMI audio

............ Activates

Sailings

volume level

to

+6)

is

unavailable

Front

(3).

volume level

-8

to

Normal

is

unavailable

.......... Activates

{5} ..... Activates

the

system

on your TV
the

display

HOM

I™

audio

by

plugging

Mute

or

of

the

rear speakers

if the Speakers option

of

the

front center speaker

to

+8

if the Speakers option

only

front

left

only

front

left,

all front and rear speakers

to

display

of

the

to

your

headphones into

Volume

to

the LIFESTYLE® system speakers

the

volume level

TV (audio from

on

the

relative

relative

and right speakers

center, and right speakers

volume level

meter

the

the

control console

remote)

to

front speakers:

is

set to

Stereo

to

other

is

set to

Stereo

meter and

and

mute

TV is

not

(2)

(2)

mute

or

by

Video

Automatic

(20

Output

only)

Off

Changes
video
as options)

Note:

Enabled ......... The system,

Disabled

Note:

the

resolution (Standard

signal

sent

to

your

TV

When a
matches the resolution
then shows the
not change

The system

no
longer
setting does not affect this function.

30

source

automatically-set output

resolutions while

automatically
(no user interaction)

......... The system

will automatically turn off after

longer

hear audio or see video from a video source or you no

hear audio

from

Definition/720p/1 080i/1 080p)

(only

settings

is

playing, the output resolution always

of the connected

a

including

turns

itself

will

not

turn

an

audio source. The 4-hour Automatic

30

the

source

off

itself

supported

30

resolution,

is

playing.

Bose®

link

after

four

off

automatically

15

by

your TV appear

source. Video Output

and you can-

second zone,

hours

minutes after you

of

of

inactivity

the

Off

English- 25

Changing Your

System Setup

UNifY®

UNIFY intelligent integration system guides you through the initial process

The

system

setting up and configuring your system.
inputs, and program the

After completing the initial setup, you can use the

overview

LIFESTYLE®

It helps you choose the right cables

remote to operate your connected devices.

UNIFY

system at any time

change your system setup and configuration.

Using

display

To

the

the
control console.
you want and

Menu item

Resume initial

setup

Restart initial setup

Reconnect
Acoustimass®
(135 series
systems only)

Language Change the language
ADAPTiQ®

II

UNIFY

UNIFY

follow

menu on your

Using the navigation buttons on the remote, select

the instructions on the screen.

What

your initial setup is incomplete, you can return

If
process at the last completed event.

your initial setup is incomplete, you can start the

If

process from the beginning.
Follow

the Acoustimass module.

the ADAPTiQ audio calibration process. After ADAPTiQ has been

Start

run, this menu item

menu

press the

TV,

you can

the onscreen instructions

do

the onscreen display.

of

allows

you

Setup

button on the front of the

the function

the UNIFY

to

UNIFY setup

reconnect the speaker array with

to

enable ADAPTiQ.

disable

to

or

of

and

to

setup

TV setup

Source

Add a new device

Update

Teach mode

Exit

setup For sources connected

UNIFY

After your TV is connected to the console, you can:

control your TV

Program the

•
Manually enter remote control

•
Replace your TV

•
Add, change,

•

Change the name

•

Program your remote

•
Manually enter remote

•
Remove the

•

or

Add

•

After your initial setup is complete, you can add another device
accessory

perform a system software update (see

to

Used
software update"

This item is used

Closes the

LIFESTYLE®

remove the TV audio connection

or

of

device

change the type of audio or video connection

your system.

to

on page

send

to

UNIFY

menu and returns you

remote

Input 1-5

to

the device

control the device and add

to

controiiR

30

codes

IR

to
device codes

IR

the control console, you can:

of

device codes

"Performing

for more information).

program a learning remote.

to

the last source selected.

to

theIR

emitter

a system

or

26-

English

Troubleshooting

Care

and Maintenance

Problem

The system is not
responding
operation
remote

The Bose remote does

not control a device
added during the initial

setup

The video connection
from a connected source
is

less

System doesn't
anything

No sound

to

initial

of

my

Bose®

than optimum

do

I

What to do

•

Make sure the control console is turned on.

•

Check
or need replacement.
page 30.

•

Reset the system.

•

Press any remote key and watch the system status indicator
on the control console.
see
and

•

Try
the control console. Select the device options and

onscreen instructions

•

Your system may need a software update.
system software

To

change a video connection, press the
control console
onscreen instructions.

•

Make sure the AC power cord is inserted securely into the
power supply.

•

Make sure the

are fully plugged

•

(135 series
plugged into a

• Select

•

Reset the system.

•

Make sure the Acoustimass module is plugged into a
(mains) outlet.

•

(135 series
plugged into a

• Increase

•

Press the Mute button and make sure your system is not
muted.

• Check the input connections on the control console. Make
sure that you have selected the right source.

•

Make sure that the audio input cable is firmly plugged into the
Audio
and the other end is firmly seated into the Media Center
connector on the Acoustimass module.

•

(135 series

cable is firmly plugged into the Audio Out

Bose

seated into the Audio

• (135 series
of
router, another wireless device,
away from the system.

•

For radio operation, connect the FM and AM antennas.

•

Reset the system.

to

see if the remote batteries are

See "Replacing the

See "Resetting the

It

"Pairing

follow the procedure.

setting up the device again. Press the

Out

link)

wireless

the remote with the console"

update" on page 30.

and select the device setup options.

Acoustimass® module and the power supply

into a

II

systems

live AC (mains) outlet.

a connected device from the

See "Resetting

II

systems only) Make sure the speaker array is

live

AC (mains) outlet.

the volume.

connector (not Bose

II

systems only) Make sure that the audio input

on the control console

II

systems only) Try moving any possible sources

interference, such as a wireless computer network

See "Resetting

should blink with each press.

to

set up the device again.

live

AC (mains)

only)

Make sure the speaker array is

SOURCE

the

link)

on the

and the other end is firmly

In

connector on the speaker array.

or

a microwave oven, further

the

installed

batteries" on

system"

Setup

outlet.

system"

system"

on page 29.

on page 29

Setup

connector (not

button on

See "Performing a

button on the

menu.

on page 29.

control

on page 29.

correctly

If

follow the

Follow

live

console

not,

the

AC

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Care and Maintenance

Problem

Sound quality has Press the Setup button on the control console and select the
changed and speaker
array status indicator instructions.

is blinking orange (135

systems only).

series

TV

remote commands the
(135 series
only)

Intermittent bass

(135 series

only)

II

does not respond to

systems that

II

systems is orange and not blinking.

II

Sound is impaired by
a loud hum or buzz, other electrical devices
which may be electrical

nature

in

What to

"Reconnect

• Make sure the speaker array is not blocking

For details on the location

•
owner's guide that came with your

Check that the status indicator on the Acoustimass® module

•

• If

-Check

- Press the Setup button on the control console and select

-Try

Contact

signals, and

do

Acoustimass" menu item.

Change the position

TV.

theIR

the speaker array status indicator is blinking orange:

AC
the "Reconnect Acoustimass" menu item.

onscreen instructions.
such as a wireless computer network router, another

wireless device, or a microwave oven, further away from
the system.

sensor is not blocked.

that the Acoustimass module is plugged into a

wall outlet and the status indicator is glowing orange.

moving any possible sources

Bose®

Customer Service

in

obtain possible remedies.

to

of

the TV's

of

the room may be creating unwanted

Follow the onscreen

theIR

and speaker array so

TV

the

sensor, refer to the

IR

TV.

Follow the

wireless interference,

of

determine if and how

to

sensor on

live

Make sure antennas are connected properly.

Radio does not work

sound is distorted

FM

Picture is blurry when

content

viewing

Sound is distorted • Make sure the audio input cable is not damaged and the

30

•
from the control

em)

inches

• Move AM antenna at least

console and Acoustimass module.
Adjust antenna position

•
Make sure the AM antenna is

•

• Move antennas farther from control console,
electronic equipment.

• Select another station.
coverage for some stations.

Adjust antenna position

•

• Fully

• If

•

• If

•

•

•

extend the

30

your

turned on.

Try changing the

the problem persists, make sure the speaker array is not
blocking
TV

For details on the location
owner's guide that came with your

connections are secure on both ends.
Reduce the volume output

connected

(135 series
the trim and
Acoustimass module.

theIR

and speaker array so that the

FM

glasses are

30

sensor on the

the control console.

to

systems only) Remove the protective film from

II

on the speaker array and the front

grille

20

improve reception.

to

in

may be

You

reduce interference.

to

antenna.

the active type, make sure they are

of

system option

TV.

the TV's

of

level

(50

upright position.

an

TV,

of

area

an

in

a different setting.

to

Change the position

R sensor is not blocked.

I

sensor, refer to the

IR

TV.

from any external devices

or other
weak signal

of

of

the

the

English

28-

Care

and Maintenance

Problem

No sound from a

connected device

No

TV

picture, but audio

is heard

A

connected device

does

not respond
consistently
commands.

Intermittent audio drop- Contact Bose Customer Service
outs heard on coaxial cable that can be used for the coaxial digital audio connection.
digital audio inputs

Resetting

1.

Press and
or until

to

remote console.

the

system

hold

the system status indicator

The system status indicator on the control console changes to

Wbaltodo

•

Check the connections.

• If using a coaxial or optical audio connection, make sure you
have not made both types of connections

on the control console.

•

Make sure that device is turned on.

•

Refer

to

the owner's manual that came with the device.

•

Check the

the video source.

•

Make sure video cables are securely connected.

Try

connecting the

console. For guidance, press the

.

instructions.

the

Power

button

TV

Select

video input selection. Make sure it is correct for

included

the device options and

0

on the control

on

the control console

external

Setup

to

console for

lA

request a composite video

to

the same input

emitter to the control

button on the control

follow

the onscreen

5

seconds

changes to red.

red

when the

system shuts down.

2.

Release

The system status indicator changes

the

Power

button

0

on

the

control console

to

blinking green and then solid green

to

restart the system.

when the system is on and ready to use.

3.

If

you still

cannot operate the system using the remote, try the next procedure

to pair the remote with the control console.

Pairing

You

may need to perform this procedure if you are replacing

troubleshooting instructions recommend

1.

Make sure your system is on.

the

remote

with

the

console

it.

If

not, press the

Power

a remote or

button

0

on the

control console.

2.

Hold

3.

the remote

Press and

hold

close to the

both the

Mute

control console.

button

~

on

the

control console and the

button on the remote at the same time for five seconds. The system status
indicator blinks

4.

Press any remote button and verify that the system status indicator on the

when pairing

is

complete.

control console blinks with each button press.

if

OK

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Care and Maintenance

Performing a system software update

System software updates may be
downloaded

Press the

1.

UNIFY® menu.

2. Using the remote navigation buttons,
Follow

3.

Note:

To
the

over the

Setup

the instructions on the screen.

make sure your Bose remote

control console while

Internet

button on the front

available periodically

to the USB drive

is

being updated.

is

it

included

the control console

of

select Update.

updated,

hold

from Bose and can be

with your system.

the remote near the front of

Contacting customer service

solving problems, contact Bose® Customer Service. See the

additional help

For
address sheet

Replacing

Replace all four batteries when you notice a marked decrease
response of your remote
remote

display.

in

included

the

in the carton.

batteries

when you see the

control,

or

battery icon on the

low

display

to

the range

in

the

or

Low battery
icon

Slide

1.

2.

3. Install

the battery compartment cover off the back

(IEC-LR6)

AA

Remove the old

markings(+

batteries

batteries.

four new AA

and-)

the remote

of

(4)

Battery compartment cover

(IEC-LR6) 1.5V batteries, matching the polarity

to the markings inside the battery compartment.

control.

Slide the battery cover back into

4.

30-

English

place.

Cleaning

You

can

wipe

the outside surfaces using a soft

vacuum the speaker

grilles.

CAUTIONS:

•

DO

NOT

use

solvents, chemicals,

•

DO

NOT allow liquids

to

spill

or objects

Limited warranty

or sprays for

to

drop into any openings.

Care and Maintenance

dry

cloth. You can

cleaning.

also lightly

Your LIFESTYLE®
tration card
and

mail

for

details. Please

it

to

Bose. Failure

system is covered

be

sure

to

do

so

by

a limited warranty. See

to

fill

out

the information section on the card

will

not

affect

your

your

product

limited warranty.

regis-

English-

31

Care

and Maintenance

Technical

Remote

Frequency: 2.4 GHz
Range: 33

Control console

AC input: 1

DC output:

Acoustimass®
235 series II

USA/Canada: 1
International:
Dual voltage:

Acoustimass®

AC input power: 1

control

(1

ft

00-240Vrv

12V=-=-=

information

m)

0

power

35W Max.

module

systems

00-120Vf\..; 50/60 Hz

220-240Vrv

00-120/220-240Vrv

1

module

00-240Vrv

Speaker array rating

(6.1

mW@

m)

00-240Vrv

AC input power: 1

Wireless

Output

Range:

connection

power: 5

ft

20

supply

50/60

rating

rating

for

rating

Hz,

for

50/60

for

50/60

LIFESTYLE®

50/60

for

2400-2480

rating

,OA)

(1

1.0A

LIFESTYLE®

350W

350W

Hz

50/60

Hz

LIFESTYLE®

150W

Hz

135 series

Hz 60W

LIFESTYLE®

MHz

535, 525,

350W

135 series

systems

II

135 series

520, 510

·

systems

II

only

systems

II

and

only

only

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Care and Maintenance

Licensing information

This product contains one or more free or open source software programs originat­ing from third parties and distributed as part of the STLinux
www.stlinux.com/download for further details. This free and open source software
is subject
General Public License, or other different and/or additional copyright licenses,
notices, and disclaimers.
refer to the specific terms
provided
product's control console.
USB

To

download "licenses. pdf" from your product's control console:

1.

Press and hold the
the

2.

Insert

the

3.

Press the

This download process should be completed within 30

remove the

to

the terms

to

you

in

port and a software program that can view .pdf files.

System Information screen.

a

USB drive (there should be one included

USB

input on the front

OK

USB

of

the GNU General Public License, GNU Library/Lesser
To

understand your rights under these licenses, please

of

the licenses, notices, and disclaimers, which

an

electronic file, named "licenses.pdf,"

To

read this file, you will

Setup

button on the remote control to copy the file to the

drive.

button

of

on

the front

the control console.

need a computer with a

of

the control console to display

in

software package. Visit

are

located within the

your system package) into

USB

drive.

seconds.

You

may then

4.

To

read the file
port, navigate
ware program that can view .pdf files.

To

receive a copy
included
Mailstop 6A2, Bose Corporation, The Mountain, Framingham, MA
Bose Corporation

covering the cost
shipping and handling.
disclaimers are reproduced and available with such source code. This offer

is

valid for a period

product by Bose Corporation.

in

this product, please mail your written request to: Licensing Manager,

"licenses.pdf,"

to

the USB

of

the source code for the open source software programs

will

distribute such source code to you on a disc for a charge

of

performing such distribution, such as the cost of media,

All

of

the above referenced licenses, notices, and

of

three

(3)

plug the

root directory, and open "licenses. pdf"

years

following the date

USB drive into a computer with a

01701-9168.

of

distribution of this

with a soft-

USB

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Important

1.

Read these instructions

before using this product.

2.

Keep these instructions

3.

Heed all warnings

owner's guide.

4.

Follow all instructions.

5.

Do not use this apparatus

not use this
kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a
a swimming pool,

moisture are present.

6.

Clean only with dry

Bose®
wall outlet before cleaning.

7.

Do not block any ventilation openings. Install
in accordance with
instructions-

product
the product in a position and location that will
interfere with its proper ventilation. For example,
do

not place
surface
Do

not
case
through its ventilation openings.

8.

Do not install

Safety

product

Corporation. Unplug this product from

and

to

the

that

may

put

it in a built-in system, such as a

or

a cabinet

Instructions

-for

all components

-for

future reference.

-on

the

product

near

near a bathtub, washbowl,

wet

or

anywhere else that water

cloth-

the

To ensure reliable operation

protect

near

it

product

block

the

that

may

any

and

manufacturer's

from overheating,

on a bed

ventilation openings.
keep air from flowing

heat

and in

water

basement, near

as directed

, sofa,

or

sources,
such as radiators, heat registers, stoves
or

other apparatus (including amplifiers)

that produce heat.

9.

Do not
polarized
ized plug has
than
two
wide blade
for your safety.
fit into your outlet, consult
replacement

10.

Protect
on or pinched, particularly
venience receptacles, and
they exit from

11.

Only use attachments/accessories specified

defeat

the

the

safety purpose of

or

grounding-type plug. A polar-

two

blades with one wider

the

other. A grounding-type plug has

blades and a third grounding prong.

or

the

third prong

If

tr-.e

provided plug does

of

the

obsolete outlet.

the

power cord from being walked

the

apparatus.

are

provided

an

electrician

at

plugs, con-

the

point where

by the manufacturer.

12.

Use only with
bracket
manufacturer

the

cart, stand, tripod,

or

table specified by

or

sold with

the

the
apparatus. When a cart is used,
use caution
cart/apparatus combination

when

moving

the

to

avoid injury from tip-over.

13.

Unplug this apparatus during lightning

or

storms

of

time

when unused

-to

prevent damage

for

long periods

to

this product.

the

- Do

or

by

the

of

the

put

not

similar

book-

The

not

for

14.

Refer all servicing to qualified service
personnel. Servicing is required when

the
apparatus has been damaged in any way:
such as power-supply cord
liquid has been spilled
into the apparatus;

to

exposed
normally,

to

service this
covers may
other hazards. Please call Bose
authorized service center near you.

15.

To

prevent risk

rain

or

has been dropped - Do

product

expose

the

or

moisture, does not operate

yourself. Opening

you

of

fire

overloading wall outlets, extension cords,

or

plug is damaged;

or

objects have fallen

apparatus has been

not

or

to

dangerous voltages

to

be referred

or

electric shock, avoid

attempt
removing

or

to

an

or

integral convenience receptacles.

16.

Do not

as they
short-out parts
electric shock.

17.

See

let

objects or liquids

may

touch

dangerous voltage points

that

could result in a fire

enter

the

or

product -

product enclosure for safety related

or

markings.

lnfonnation
generate

If

applicable, this equipment has been tested and found

to

comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

to

pursuant
designed
harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and,
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference
is no guarantee that interference will
particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference
which can be determined
off

and on, you are encouraged

interference

• Reorient

• Increase the separation between the equipment
and receiver.

• Connect the equipment
than the one

• Consult the dealer
technician

Note:

remote control could void

this

equipme

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

Part 15

to

provide reasonable protection against

to

by

or

for

Unaut

horiz ed modificati

nt.

about

electrical

of

the

if

radio communications. However, this

to

radio

one

or

more

relocate the receiving antenna.

to

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