Bose PDF259774_00 manual Waking to a preselected AM/FM station, Stopping the alarm

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Using the Wave/PCUnit Controls

Waking to a preselected AM/FM station

Select ALARM or ALARM 2. Press and hold Alarm Set, and then press one of the six station Presets buttons (you can change between AM and FM if needed). To clear the preset, press and hold Alarm Set and press the button for that preset again.

Stopping the alarm

Press the On/Off button (or the stop ■ button on the remote). The indicators remain lit.

If you do not turn off the alarm, the tone

alarm shuts off in 30 minutes, the radio

alarm

shuts off in 60 minutes. The alarm automatically resets to repeat daily.

 

Pausing the alarm for 10 minutes

Press the Sleep/Snooze button (or the Snooze/Mute button on the remote).

When the Alarm Mode is set for both music and tone alarms, press the Sleep/Snooze button to pause the tone for 10 minutes and turn on the music. Press again to silence the music – the tone repeats in 10 minutes.

You can repeat the snooze cycle as many times as you want. If you do not press any button while the tone is sounding, it continues for 30 minutes and then shuts off automatically.

Setting the volume of the music alarm

Press the Volume up or down button.

When the music alarm turns on, the alarm volume gradually increases to the last volume set- ting used. You can set the volume level with the Wave/PCunit on or off.

Setting the volume of the tone alarm

While the tone alarm is sounding, press the Volume up or down button.

When the tone alarm turns on, the tone alarm volume gradually increases to the last volume setting used.

Using the alarm during a power loss

On the control panel only, press the On/Off button to silence the alarm.

The 9V backup battery operates only the tone alarm for approximately 48 hours following the loss of AC power. To conserve power, only the tone alarm sounds even if the radio alarm is also selected. Normal operation resumes when AC power is restored.

Note: The Wave/PC system does not respond to remote control commands during an AC power outage. Be sure to replace the 9V battery after an extended power loss. For battery replacement instructions, see “Setting up the Wave/PC™ remote control” on page 8.

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Contents Wave/PC Interactive System Safety Information U T I O NKeep these instructions for future reference Information about products that generate electrical noise Antenna groundingContents Before you begin System SetupSystem installation System benefitsUnpacking the carton Installing the Wave/PC system hardwareCarton contents Selecting a location for the Wave/PC unitLocating the tab-type safety lock Setting up the Wave/PC remote controlLocating the slot-type safety lock Installing the 9V battery Installing the 9V battery in the Wave/PC unitInstalling the mounting strip for the remote control Connecting the Wave/PC unit to your computer Example 1 Wave/PC sys- tem connectionsConnecting the power cord to the Wave/PC unit Connecting the power cordLocation of external FM antenna connector Installing the Wave/PC application softwareConnecting the external FM antenna System Setup System Setup Turning your Wave/PC system on and off System OverviewWave/PC system controls Wave/PC application window WindowSound sources and quality Wave/PC remote controlWave/PC system audio and your computer system Changes in volume settings Getting the best possible sound qualityIf you see the icon with a yellow question mark Wave/PC system monitorNormal operation If you see the icon with a red exclamation markCD control buttons Operating the CD Player/RecorderPlaying an audio CD Editing CD track titles Changing the CD play modePlaying tracks from the music finder window Cddb overwrite dialog boxStarting the recording process Recording an audio CDBefore you start recording Playing your recorded CD tracks Recording CDs when disconnected from the InternetUsing Cddb Playing MP3 CDsSetting CD player/recorder setup options Operating the CD Player/Recorder To test your CD-ROM drive Selecting the Music Files player Music Files player modeListening to Music Files Music Files control buttonsNavigating the music finder Moving down through the Music finder viewsSelecting items in the music finder window Sorting lists in the music finder windowFinding music with the search function Changing the music files play mode Setting presets to play music filesDeleting music files from your music finder database Maintaining your music libraryAdding new music to your music finder database Editing file informationTo delete an item from a playlist Creating your own music playlistsTo create a playlist Playlist editor windowSetting the Music Files player setup options New files found dialog box Search files dialog box Playing a Web Radio station Selecting the Web Radio modeListening to Web Radio Stations Web radio controls and sta- tion finderSteps to adding a new Web Radio station Reading the connection statusAdding a new Web Radio station Editing the information of a Web Radio station Setting presets to play Web Radio stationsDeleting a Web Radio station Edit Web Station dialog boxSetting Web radio setup options Web radio setup optionsPlaying a radio station Listening to AM/FM Radio StationsSelecting the AM/FM radio AM/FM radio controls and station finderDeleting a station Adding a new AM/FM radio stationEditing a station AM/FM radio setup options Setting presets to play AM/FM radio stationsSetting AM/FM radio setup options Click the Update Station List … button General and Internet Setup Options Setting general setup optionsSetting Internet setup options Internet setup optionsGeneral and Internet Setup Options Wave/PC unit display Using the Wave/PC Unit ControlsWave/PC unit control panel Wave/PC unit control panelAdjusting the display brightness Clock display modeAM/FM tuner display mode Selecting AM/PM 12 hour or Military 24 hour timeSetting and using alarms Setting the clock timeUsing the sleep mode Setting the volume of the music alarm Stopping the alarmPausing the alarm for 10 minutes Setting the volume of the tone alarmWave/PC application win- dow when AUX is selected Connecting an external audio source to the Wave/PC unitConnecting external speakers to your Wave/PC unit Making External Input/Output ConnectionsInput connection details Reference Cleaning the Wave/PC unitWarranty period Replacing the batteriesTroubleshooting Bose Customer ServiceProblem What to do Web Radio troubleshooting Music Files troubleshooting Installation troubleshooting Glossary Glossary FM 17, 47 IndexAM 17, 47, 48 AM/FM 17 AM/FM radio On/Off 15, 17, 47, 48Index USA & Canada Service World Wide Web