Quick Start Manual

OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS AND ADDITIONS

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Connections for other needs

There are other, optional connections you can make as needed (Figure 32).

Figure 32

Additional jacks on the

media center rear panel

Antenna extender

IR Emitter

Media center connector panel

Serial Data

Antenna extender

If your remote control does not communicate with the media center, but the batteries are still

good, you may need an antenna extender to increase transmission range. To contact Bose to

purchase an extender, refer to the address list included in the carton.

IR emitter cable (supplied)

If a component does not respond to the LIFESTYLE

system remote control commands, the

IR (infrared) signals may not be reaching it. Try moving the component or media center

slightly to see if that improves the response.

If there is still a problem, connect the supplied IR emitter to establish a solid response while !

setting your LIFESTYLE

remote to control this component. You may not need to use the

emitter after that. Or keep it connected, as needed, for use with one component.

Note:

For information on how to set the LIFESTYLE

remote to control the TV, refer to your

Operating Guide.

To connect the emitter:

1. Insert the 3.5 mm plug at one end of the cable into the IR Emitter jack on the media !

center panel.

2. At the other end of the cable, place the rounded surface near the component.

3. Move the emitter around, as necessary, to find the best position.

4. Use the double-sided tape enclosed with the emitter to affix it in position near the !

component.

Note:

To purchase an add-on IR emitter for use with up to three components, or for replacement

of the supplied emitter, contact Bose Customer Service. Refer to the address list included in the

carton.

Serial data jack

This jack is for use with the Bose

VS-1 video expander, which simplifies connection of!

multiple audio video components, as described in “Accessories” on page 40.