User manual BOSE LIFESTYLE 28 DVD HOME ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

[. . . ] LIFESTYLE DVD ® HOME ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS with the VS-2 Video Enhancer Operating Guide ® Français Español English SAFETY INFORMATION Please read this guide Please take the time to follow the instructions in this guide carefully. It will help you set up and operate your system properly and enjoy all of its advanced features. Please save this guide for future reference. Additional safety information See the additional instructions on the Important Safety Information sheet enclosed in the shipping carton. WARNINGS: · To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do not expose the product to rain or moisture. [. . . ] Turn on the TV and be sure to select the Video input on the TV for the VS-2. Then using the LIFESTYLE® remote control, press AUX and continue: 1. Identify the device: · From the Remote Control options in the System menu, select AUX Device. · Move to the right and up or down in the list to select a component by pressing Enter. Identify the brand: · In the menu options on the left, select AUX Brand. · Move to the right and up or down in the alphabetical list to locate your brand. Choose the device code: · From the menu options on the left, select AUX Code. · Press the Play or Channel/Track up button on the LIFESTYLE® remote control. If the component responds, press other buttons to make sure important functions on the component also work. If the component does not respond, select a different code and try again. · When you have chosen the best code for your component, press Enter. Press System or Exit to leave the System menu. Assigning channel control to the TV input device If you usually select TV channels on your cable or satellite box, you can set up your LIFESTYLE remote to control that device when you select the TV source. To make this change, press the System menu button and go to the Remote Control options (Figure 8). Note: For general guidelines on using the LIFESTYLE® System menu, refer to "Properties that you can adjust" on page 27. 25 Français CONTROLLING EXTERNAL SOURCES Español English Opposite the TV Control menu item, select from multiple options the one you want to use as channel selector. Figure 8 CONTROLLING EXTERNAL SOURCES Designating the TV as channel selector (TV tuner) Remote Control AUX Device: AUX Brand: AUX Code: TV Control: Remote Version IR Control: AUX VCR CBL·SAT Determines which video source is displayed and controlled when TV is selected. navigate select For example, if you selected CBL· SAT for TV Control, pressing the TV source button will allow you to select channels on your cable/satellite box instead of your TV. You will see and hear the program delivered by your cable/satellite box without selecting the CBL· SAT source. 26 English Français Español English USING SYSTEM MENUS Properties that you can adjust Adjustments to system properties are typically those you make only once. If your system already operates just as you want, there is no need to make such adjustments. However, for some installation options, changes to the System menu may be required. This is simply to make the system fully compatible and convenient for your setup. One example is the adjustments made so the remote control works with any components that are externally connected to the system. USING SYSTEM MENUS How to enter the System menu By pressing the System button on the LIFESTYLE® remote control, you call up the System menu. This menu appears on your TV screen only, not on the media center display. [. . . ] Move antennas farther from media center, TV, or other electronic equipment. After pressing the CD/DVD button, wait a few seconds before pressing Play. See "Types of discs you can use with this system" on page 5. The disc does not play A CD or DVD does not play correctly FM sound is distorted FM sound is noisy in surround mode Sound is distorted No sound from TV, CD/DVD, VCR, or AUX No video on screen, though the TV audio functions · Check the disc for scratches, fingerprints, smears, or dirt. · Weak FM stations will produce static in the surround speakers. [. . . ]