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Universal Remote Control Buttons Source Selection Please read and keep all safety and use instructions. • Lea y conserve todas las instrucciones de uso y seguridad. • Lisez toutes les consignes de securite et les instructions d'utilisation, et conservez-les en lieu sur. • Place the soundbar Keep at least 1 - 3 ft. (0.3 - 0.9 m) away from other wireless equipment. El'-lGLiSH Choose an audio cable Option 1 (Preferred): HDMI™ ARC Option 2: Optical If your TV has an HDMI™ ARC connector, connect the HDMI cable to your TV's If your TV doesn't have an HDMI ARC connector, connect the optical HDMI ARC connector and the sound bar's HDMI OUT TO TV (ARC) connector. cable to your TV's Optical OUT connector and the sound bar's Tip: You may need to enable CEC in your TV's system menu to hear OPTICAL IN connector. audio from the HDMI ARC connector. Your TV may refer to CEC by a different name. U~GL_ISH Connect to power Power on the soundbar On the remote control, press <.0. The sound bar powers on. NOTE: If you hear distorted audio, turn off your TV's speakers (refer to your TV owner's guide). • Set up ADAPTiQ®audio calibration Run ADAPTiQ®audio calibration 1. Put on the ADAPTiQ®headset. 1. On the remote control, press ~. 2. Plug the headset into the sound bar. 2. Press and hold 8 until D and* on the sound bar glow green. NOTE: To cycle through languages, press " and ~ on the navigation pad. ENG Li SH ) GET IT ON ,, Google Play Ell Available at ~ -~,;Ps amazon ""'' Download the SoundTouch®Controller app* Program the remote control Download the app to play streaming music, set Presets and access music Refer to the Universal Remote Control Setup Guide (provided) services through the sound bar. for instructions on programming and using remotethe to control *If using a computer go to globai.Bose.com/Support/ST300 to download your sources. the app. Have questions? globai.Bose.com/Support/ST300 globa I. Bose.com/Su pport/ST300 Better sound through research® @2016 Bose Corporation, The Mountain, Framingham, MA, 01701-9168 USA AM773957 Rev. 00 773957-0010 BOSE'' ® universal remote control ,b., S E T U P c; U i D E • c; U f .A D E C () f\,] F I e.; U i~ .A C I C) >~ • c; U I D E D , I ~< S ·r .A L L T C) 1"1 CONTENTS Programming the Universal Remote Control..... 3 Universal Remote Control Device Codes TV ............................................................................................................... Using the Remote Control 6 Cable ......................................................................................................... 8 Universal remote control buttons ................................................ 4 Satellite .................................................................................................... 10 Source selection ................................................................................... 4 DVD ........................................................................................................... 11 8/uetooth®Technology CD .............................................................................................................. 13 Pairing a mobile device..................................................................... 5 VCR ............................................................................................................ 13 Pairing a mobile device with NFC ................................................. 5 Audio Accessory .................................................................................. 14 Video Accessory ................................................................................... 14 :2 - F.N Cl l.. S H PROGRAMMING THE UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL The universal remote control has four programmable source buttons Test the code (0, AUX, E::l and~). You can program these buttons to control your TV, cable/satellite box, DVD or Blu-ray Disc™ player, game system, 1. Test the source for basic functions by thefollowing instructions for DVR or other auxiliary source by entering the code for your source's your source: brand. There may be several codes for your source. You needmay to • TV: press the channel buttons. Press MENU. The settings menu perform this procedure multiple times to locate the correct code. appears. Press< and ) to navigate. Locate the code • Cable/satellite box: press GUIDE. The programming guide appears. Press< and) to navigate. 1. Power on your source. • DVD or Blu-ray Disc™ player: press GUIDE. The settings menu appears. Press< and ) to navigate. 2. Locate the code for your source's brand in the appropriate section • Game system: press< and ) to navigate through the menu. of the Universal Remote Control Device Codes list (located in the back of guide).the 2. Based on your source's response to basic functions: Enter the code • Remote responds accurately: press EXIT to exit programming and save your settings. 1. On the remote control, press and hold the appropriate source • Remote does not respond or does not respond accurately: button (0, AUX, E::l or until all six source buttons glow, + ~) - If your source button glows: press voL to move to the next then release. For example, to program your TV, press and hold 0 code. Repeat steps 1 and 2 in "Test the code." You may need to until all six source buttons glow, then release. repeat this procedure 30 or more times. If all six buttons blink The appropriate source button continues to glow. three times, you have cycled through all codes for your source. - If your source button is off: your remote exited programming 2. On the number keypad, enter the code for your source's brand and mode. Repeat steps 1 and 2 in "Enter the code" and steps 1 and + press voL. 2 in "Test the code." Note: Your source may not be compatible with universal remote controls or may not accept IR (infrared) signals. Refer to your source owner's guide for more information. ENGLISH - 3 USING THE REMOTE CONTROL Universal remote control buttons Source selection Powers on/off a After programming the remote control, you can switch between Powers on/off _________________ --[ lsou~:~,--~-j- ----------· selected source 0 sources by selecting different inputs on your TV using the the sound bar ·--------~---~N:~~-~- ----1 remote control. HAUX II ;r II * ): : Selects a source Source select1on --------------- l[ 0 1 ~ 1 cs J! ~-----connected to Notes: Function buttons-------------- ~~D~~~~~~~ your TV J J [MENuiiGtnoeiiiNFO EXIT To use the 8/uetooth® t source, you must pair a mobile device to the sound bar (see page 5). Displays the Internet TV home page or • Pressing 0, AUX, r::::::::=:l or ~ on the remote control does not the current source's ·-----; switch the source. It turns on the sound bar and changes the home menu : of the remote so that the remote can control your I mode . ~--- ______ .,_, Previous channel source's functions. nnnnn ' Lists recorded ( J!f II 0 II DVR I ;> ]-- DVR programs ·----------------- ------------· chapter or track ---------- Playback controls 1. Press the button for the source you want to control. Numeric keypad. The source button glows. Press to like/dislike Numbers 1 - 6 can currently playing SOURCE play SoundTouch(R) ------------- ~·~=$::=:::=:$~ 2. Press ~ . selection (for use Presets with participating The source powers on. ---------- music services) Adjusts bass setting i ! ___ ----------· Teletext mode 3. If the source is connected to your TV, press IN~r and select the I correct input on your TV. Dialogue mode·---------------- t_______ ----------· Closed captioning - E~Je.;usH BLUETOOTH® TECHNOLOGY To stream music from your 8/uetooth@ phone or other mobile device, you must pair your mobile device with the sound bar. Pairing a mobile device with NFC Note: For more information on using 8/uetooth@ functions, refer to 1. With the sound bar powered on, unlock your mobile device and the owner's guide at globai.Bose.com/Support/ST300 turn on the 8/uetooth@ and NFC features. 2. Gently tap the NFC touchpoint on your mobile device to the top of Pairing a mobile device the sound bar behind the Bose@ logo. Your mobile device may prompt you to accept pairing. 1. On the remote control, press and hold the 8/uetooth@ button * until the 8/uetooth@ indicator* on the sound bar blinks blue. Once paired, the sound bar emits a tone. 2. On your mobile device, turn on the 8/uetooth@ feature. 3. Select your SoundTouch@ 300 sound bar from the device list. Once paired, the sound bar emits a tone. E~~C3LISH - 5 UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL DEVICE CODES TV Blue Light ......................................... 06152 Digitrex ............................................ 01808 Frigidaire .......................................... 01794 Blue Sky ........................................... 00134 Disney .............................................. 02440 Funai .................................................. 00179 888 .................................................... 02250 Bluesky ............................................. 00766 Dukane ............................................. 07825 Gateway ............................................. 01168 Acer .................................................... 01652 Britania ............................................ 05900 Dumont ............................................ 00256 GE ..................................................... 00027 Admirai .............................................. 00182 Broksonic. ........................................ 00184 Dura brand ......................................... 02191 General Electric .............................. 01885 Advent. .............................................. 01754
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