Инструкции Пользователя для Bose PDF259774_00
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April 12, 2001
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System Overview
Wave/PC
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remote control
You can use the Wave/PC remote control (Figure 11) to operate some of the basic functions
included in the Wave/PC system application window. Aim the remote control at the front of
the Wave/PC unit and press the button for the function you want.
included in the Wave/PC system application window. Aim the remote control at the front of
the Wave/PC unit and press the button for the function you want.
The remote normally works up to 20 feet (6.1 m) in front of the radio, and six feet (1.8 m) from
either side. Replace the remote control battery when the remote stops operating, or its range
seems reduced (normally every year or two). Keep in mind that lighting and other room condi-
tions, in addition to battery age, can affect the operating range of an infrared remote control.
either side. Replace the remote control battery when the remote stops operating, or its range
seems reduced (normally every year or two). Keep in mind that lighting and other room condi-
tions, in addition to battery age, can affect the operating range of an infrared remote control.
Figure 11
The Wave/PC remote
control functions
control functions
Wave/PC
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system audio and your computer system
After installing the Wave/PC interactive audio system, the Wave/PC unit becomes the default
speakers for your computer. This means that sounds generated by your computer system are
delivered to you through the Wave/PC unit.
speakers for your computer. This means that sounds generated by your computer system are
delivered to you through the Wave/PC unit.
Sound sources and quality
When playing an AM/FM radio station what you hear is generated by the Wave/PC unit. How-
ever, when listening to a CD, Web Radio station, or a music file, the audio you hear is gener-
ated by your computer, not the Wave/PC unit. Because the audio is computer generated,
certain factors affect the sound quality. For example, when the computer is busy printing or
scanning you may experience audio drop-outs.
ever, when listening to a CD, Web Radio station, or a music file, the audio you hear is gener-
ated by your computer, not the Wave/PC unit. Because the audio is computer generated,
certain factors affect the sound quality. For example, when the computer is busy printing or
scanning you may experience audio drop-outs.
PC
Wave/PC
Volume
Track
Tune
Presets
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Mute
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Power On/Off – Turns Wave/PC system on (launches application) or off (closes application).
Mute (Snooze) – Silences the audio of the Wave/PC unit (pauses the alarm for 10 minutes).
Volume – Raises, lowers or mutes the volume of the Wave/PC unit.
Stop (Alarm Off) – Stops playback of the active source (turns off a sounding alarm).
Play/Pause – Plays/pauses a track, music file, or Web station.
CD/File/Web music sources – Selects one of the computer-related music sources: CD player/recorder, Music
Files, or Web Radio (computer connection required).
Files, or Web Radio (computer connection required).
Track/Tune – Tunes up/down the band for AM/FM, or selects next/previous item for CD, File, or Web.
AM/FM – Selects the AM or FM tuner in the Wave/PC unit.
Presets – Selects or stores up to six presets for AM, FM, Web Radio, and Music Files.
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