To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is FM reception weak on my Bose Media Converter?
If you're experiencing weak FM reception on your Bose Media Converter, try extending the power cord as much as possible, as it acts as an FM antenna. If that doesn't improve reception, consider using an external antenna. For information on ordering an external FM antenna, contact Bose Customer Service.
How to display RDS information on my Bose Media Converter?
To display RDS information on your Bose Media Converter, first check the system set-up menu to ensure RDS is set to ON. Make sure you are tuned to an FM radio station. If the problem persists, the station might not include RDS information in its broadcast signal; in this case, contact the radio station directly.
How to improve AM reception on my Bose Media Converter?
To improve weak AM reception on your Bose Media Converter, adjust the internal antenna by gently rotating the unit. Also, move the unit away from potential sources of electrical noise, such as TVs, refrigerators, fluorescent lamps, halogen lamps, and dimmer switches. If the AM signal remains weak, you may be in an area with poor coverage.
What to do if FM reception is weak on my Bose Media Converter?
To address weak FM reception on your Bose Media Converter, fully extend the power cord, as it serves as the FM antenna. If that doesn't improve reception, try using an external antenna.
What to do if computer doesn't recognize Bose Media Converter SoundLink USB key?
If the computer isn't recognizing the SoundLink USB key for your Bose Media Converter, try these steps: * Remove the USB key, wait 30 seconds, and then reinsert it. * If using a USB hub, ensure it is powered. * Try a different USB port, preferably one directly on the computer if you're using a powered hub. * Remove the USB key, restart your computer, and then reinsert the USB key.
Why is the sound reception poor from the computer on my Bose Media Converter?
If the sound from your computer is poor or keeps dropping out on your Bose Media Converter, try these solutions: * Move the SoundLink adapter farther from the right side of the Wave system. * Adjust the angle of the antenna on the SoundLink USB key. * Decrease the distance between the Wave system and your computer. * Move the Wave system away from potential sources of interference, such as other wireless devices or microwave ovens. * Use a USB extension cable. * Close other applications that may be using a lot of your computer's memory.
Why don't play/pause buttons control music on my computer with Bose Media Converter?
To enable the Play/Pause and Seek buttons to control music on your computer with the Bose Media Converter, ensure that your computer's media player or Internet radio application is the active window. Note that not all players and Internet radio services support this playback control.
What to do if there is no sound from my Bose Media Converter?
If you're not getting any sound from your Bose Media Converter, try the following: * Increase the volume. * Ensure that the mute function is off by pressing the Mute button. * If playing a CD, eject and reload it. * Check the connections for any auxiliary sources. * Press the AUX button to make sure you are listening to an external source connected to the AUX IN input. * Ensure the external source is powered on. * Make sure headphones are disconnected.
How to fix no sound from AUX device on Bose Wave Media Converter?
If you're not hearing any sound from the AUX device connected to your Bose Wave Media Converter, make sure the RCA plugs on the stereo cable are fully inserted. Then, press the AUX button on the remote to select the correct AUX input (AUX 1 or AUX 2). Finally, ensure that the AUX device itself is powered on.
Why won't my CD play on my Bose Wave Media Converter?
If your Bose Wave Media Converter CD doesn't play, first ensure a CD is actually in the selected CD slot. Also, check that 'CD' is selected on the Wave music system display.
Check packaging contents and record system details.
Optimal placement of the system for performance and signal reception.
Welcomes the user and suggests initial steps with the demonstration CD.
Highlights key features like alarm settings and MP3 playback.
Explains the functions of the remote control buttons.
Describes information shown on the system's display screen.
How to turn the Wave music system on and off.
Adjusting the audio volume and using the mute function.
How to set the system to automatically shut off.
How to power on the radio and find stations using seek/manual tuning.
Saving favorite radio stations for quick access using preset buttons.
Adjusts audio for talk radio by compensating for boosted low frequencies.
Instructions for playing standard CDs and selecting playback modes.
Using remote buttons to browse folders and tracks on MP3 CDs.
Different playback options for MP3 CDs, including folder repeat.
Setting the alarm to wake you with a radio station or CD track.
How to set the specific time for the alarm to sound.
How to stop a sounding alarm or use the snooze feature.
Enabling or disabling the alarm function.
Overview of input/output ports on the rear of the system.
Instructions for attaching an external antenna for improved FM reception.
Linking the system to TVs, computers, or other audio sources via AUX IN.
Using the system as part of a Bose Lifestyle multi-room setup.
How to access and navigate the system's customization menu.
Details of adjustable settings like snooze, RDS, clock format, etc.
Customizing the duration of the snooze function.
Enabling or disabling the display of RDS information from radio stations.
Setting a source to play automatically after a CD finishes.
Switching between 12-hour (AM/PM) and 24-hour time displays.
Setting high and low ambient light display brightness levels.
Configuring the system's room code for Lifestyle system integration.
Conserving energy by enabling a low-power state when off.
Restoring the system to its original factory settings.
Proper methods for cleaning the system enclosure.
Step-by-step instructions for changing the battery in the remote control.
Solutions for problems like no sound, remote issues, and poor reception.
Contact details for obtaining further assistance or replacement parts.
Information regarding the system's warranty coverage.
Key technical data including power rating, dimensions, and weight.
Details on what the limited warranty covers and its exclusions.
Procedures for returning the product for warranty repair or replacement.
Check packaging contents and record system details.
Optimal placement of the system for performance and signal reception.
Welcomes the user and suggests initial steps with the demonstration CD.
Highlights key features like alarm settings and MP3 playback.
Explains the functions of the remote control buttons.
Describes information shown on the system's display screen.
How to turn the Wave music system on and off.
Adjusting the audio volume and using the mute function.
How to set the system to automatically shut off.
How to power on the radio and find stations using seek/manual tuning.
Saving favorite radio stations for quick access using preset buttons.
Adjusts audio for talk radio by compensating for boosted low frequencies.
Instructions for playing standard CDs and selecting playback modes.
Using remote buttons to browse folders and tracks on MP3 CDs.
Different playback options for MP3 CDs, including folder repeat.
Setting the alarm to wake you with a radio station or CD track.
How to set the specific time for the alarm to sound.
How to stop a sounding alarm or use the snooze feature.
Enabling or disabling the alarm function.
Overview of input/output ports on the rear of the system.
Instructions for attaching an external antenna for improved FM reception.
Linking the system to TVs, computers, or other audio sources via AUX IN.
Using the system as part of a Bose Lifestyle multi-room setup.
How to access and navigate the system's customization menu.
Details of adjustable settings like snooze, RDS, clock format, etc.
Customizing the duration of the snooze function.
Enabling or disabling the display of RDS information from radio stations.
Setting a source to play automatically after a CD finishes.
Switching between 12-hour (AM/PM) and 24-hour time displays.
Setting high and low ambient light display brightness levels.
Configuring the system's room code for Lifestyle system integration.
Conserving energy by enabling a low-power state when off.
Restoring the system to its original factory settings.
Proper methods for cleaning the system enclosure.
Step-by-step instructions for changing the battery in the remote control.
Solutions for problems like no sound, remote issues, and poor reception.
Contact details for obtaining further assistance or replacement parts.
Information regarding the system's warranty coverage.
Key technical data including power rating, dimensions, and weight.
Details on what the limited warranty covers and its exclusions.
Procedures for returning the product for warranty repair or replacement.
General| Tuner Bands | AM/FM |
|---|---|
| Power Source | AC power |
| Media type | CD |
| Product Type | Radio / CD player |
| CD Compatibility | CD-DA |
