Bose CineMate GS Series II Owner's guide - Page 20

Using the remote to control the, CineMate, system, Setting the remote for your TV and other, devices - remote code

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Svenska Nederlands FItralniaçnaois DEsepuatsñcohl English CONTROLS AND INDICATORS Using the remote to control the CineMate® system When you point the remote control at the interface module and press the On-Off, Volume, or Mute button, the green LED on the interface module flashes. Press On-Off to turn on the CineMate speaker system. Press again to turn the system off. Press Volume Up to raise the volume. When maximum volume is reached, the green LED on the interface module flashes twice. Press Volume Down to reduce the volume. When the minimum volume is reached, the green LED on the interface module flashes twice. Press Mute to silence the audio. Press again to restore the audio. When the system is muted, the green LED on the interface module flashes until audio is restored. The universal remote can also be programmed to control up to five audio/video devices and will control the functions of one device at a time. Setting the remote for your TV and other devices To use the remote with your TV, you must set the remote for the proper TV device code. 1. Locate the TV section in the Universal Remote Device Codes book. 2. Locate the device code(s) for your brand of TV and start with the first one. 3. Press and hold Setup on the remote until all five source buttons light up. 4. Press the TV source button. Only the TV source button will remain lit. 5. On the remote keypad, enter the first device code for your brand of TV. 6. Check that the TV source button blinks twice and turns off after the code is entered. 7. Point the remote at your TV and press TV On-Off. If your TV does not respond, go back to Step 1 and try another code. Note: During programming, the five source buttons will flash rapidly three times if you press an invalid key or enter an unavailable device code. If this happens, go back to Step 1 and start over. 18

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Using the remote to control the
CineMate
®
system
When you point the remote control at the interface
module and press the On-Off, Volume, or Mute button,
the green LED on the interface module flashes.
Press
On-Off
to turn on the CineMate
speaker system. Press again to turn the
system off.
Press
Volume Up
to raise the volume. When
maximum volume is reached, the green LED
on the interface module flashes twice.
Press
Volume Down
to reduce the volume
.
When the minimum volume is reached, the
green LED on the interface module flashes
twice.
Press
Mute
to silence the audio. Press
again to restore the audio. When the system
is muted, the green LED on the interface
module flashes until audio is restored.
The universal remote can also be programmed to
control up to five audio/video devices and will control
the functions of one device at a time.
Setting the remote for your TV and other
devices
To use the remote with your TV, you must set the
remote for the proper TV device code.
1.
Locate the TV section in the
Universal Remote
Device Codes
book.
2.
Locate the device code(s) for your brand of TV and
start with the first one.
3.
Press and hold
Setup
on the remote until all five
source buttons light up.
4.
Press the
TV
source button. Only the
TV
source
button will remain lit.
5.
On the remote keypad, enter the first device code
for your brand of TV.
6.
Check that the TV source button blinks twice and
turns off after the code is entered.
7.
Point the remote at your TV and press
TV On-Off
.
If your TV does not respond, go back to Step 1 and
try another code.
Note:
During programming, the five source buttons will
flash rapidly three times if you press an invalid key or enter
an unavailable device code. If this happens, go back to
Step 1 and start over.