User manual BOSE WAVE PC SYSTEM

[. . . ] The Wave/PCTM Interactive System Owner's Guide April 12, 2001 PDF259774_00 Safety Information WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the Wave/PCTM system to rain or moisture. As with any electronic product, use care not to spill liquids into any part of the Wave/PC unit. Do not recharge, disassemble, heat above 100°C (212°F), or incinerate. Replace only with a battery of the correct type and model number. CA U T ION RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). [. . . ] Sorting Example: · Sorting album names in ascending order: · Sorting album names in descending order: Finding music with the search function The fastest way to find music in your database is to use the search function. The Search box is located at the upper right corner of the music finder window. In the Search box, type the name of the artist, composer, album, or track. As you type, the music finder will display only the entries with matching text. Clicking the Show All button clears the Search box and any other search criteria in the music finder. This causes the music finder window to display all the music in the selected view. Selecting items in the music finder window You can make single or multiple selections in the music finder window. While holding down the shift key you can select a continuous range of entries. While holding down the control key you can click on items not within a continuous range and add them to the selection. This cancels any active search criteria and ensures that the window shows all tracks. As you type, the music finder will reduce the number of displayed tracks to only those that contain the string of characters entered in the Search box. Double-click the track title, or select the track and click the Play Selection button. 4. To find and play a specific Album/CD: 1. This cancels any active filtering and ensures that the window shows all albums. As you type, the music finder will reduce the number of displayed albums to only those that contain the string of characters entered in the Search box. Select the album and click the Play Selection button. 4. To find and play all music performed by a specific artist: 1. This cancels any active filtering and ensures that the window shows all artists. As you type, the music finder will reduce the number of displayed artists to only those that contain the string of characters entered in the Search box. Select the artists and click the Play Selection button. 4. PDF259774_00 April 12, 2001 29 Listening to Music Files To find and play all the music of a certain type (jazz, rock, etc. ): 1. As you type, the music finder will reduce the number of displayed music types to only those that contain the string of characters entered in the Search box. The Wave/PC will play all the music of the selected type. 3. To find and play a track within a specific music type: 1. Select the type of music containing the track you want and click the Tracks button. Double-click the track title. Changing the music files play mode Clicking the Mode button selects the play mode of the Music Files player. Each click of the button cycles the mode setting through five settings: · Shuffle plays all files in the selection randomly · Shuffle Repeat repeats the selection in a new random order each time · Repeat plays the selection continuously · Repeat Track plays the selected file continuously · Blank for normal play Setting presets to play music files You can assign up to six presets for Music Files. [. . . ] · If problem still persists, contact Bose® Customer Service. The CD recording test reports that my CD recording speed is a function of many factors in your computer. For examCD-ROM drive can record at a much ple, your CD-ROM may be able to read at 32X, but your computer may not be slower speed than its specified speed. My presets and playlists are gone after To keep all presets and playlists when re-installing the software, select the re-installing the Wave/PC software. [. . . ]