Bose Lifestyle 18 Series II Using System Menus, Making system adjustments, How to make changes

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Using System Menus

Making system adjustments

Adjustments to system properties are typically made only once. If your system operates as you want it to, there may be no need for any changes. In some cases, however, changes are required to make the system fully compatible with the installation options you have chosen. Using a component video connection is one example.

How to see the System menu

The System menu appears on the TV screen only, not on the media center display. To see the menu, you must have the TV turned on and the Video input on the TV set for the media center.

Then, press the System button on the LIFESTYLE® remote control. The menu appears with

Audio selected, showing a preview of the Audio features.

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Note: Entering the System menu causes any DVD or VCD that is playing to pause.

Categories – Elements of the system

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System menu and preview of the audio feature

 

DVD

 

Lock

Features – Submenus

Select DVD Lock to adjust these system options

under each category

Create/Change Password

Confirm Password

Lock Unrated Discs

Lock Discs Rated Above

Preview screen –

Inactive dispaly

Navigation cue –

Guide –Action to take

Which remote control

 

buttons to use

 

How to make changes

Making system adjustments in this menu is similar to changing the settings for a source.

• Move around and make choices by using the selection buttons shown.

• Move right across the categories to see the preview of the features.

• Press the down arrow or Enter button to select Audio for changes.

Note: When you move into the features display, it changes from preview to an active screen with a slightly different appearance.

•Press the left, right, up or down arrows to get to the option you want.

•Press Enter or the left arrow button to confirm your selection and move back to the features column.

•Repeat those steps for each change you want to make.

•Press Exit to leave the Settings menu.

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Contents Operating Guide Please read this owner’s guide Safety InformationContents Contents Welcome IntroductionTypes of discs you can play Glossary of audio termsIntroduction Power and mute Remote controlCapabilities and Controls Source and input selectionMenu and program selection If the remote does not work as you expect Play optionsControls Media centerDisplay window Light indicatorsActivating component or progressive scan connections Making it all work together smoothly System OperationTo turn on other components To watch videoLoading and playing a DVD To adjust what you see or hearGeneral System Operation Loading and playing a CD Using parental controlsControl options If you want to Do thisCD tracks If you want toChanging stations Using the radioSetting a station preset Using the sleep timer Using the headphone jackTo set the timer To remove a station presetFor TV control Using your Lifestyle remote with other componentsControlling External Sources Remote Control Philex Philharmonic Philips Phoenix Phonola Changing the TV Power Follow the process below For cable/satellite controlFor AUX control For VCR or DVR controlDesignating one video tuner How to see your options Changing Source SettingsMaking adjustments to a particular source How to change the settings CD setting options Tuner setting options FM or AM radioFeatures Default Setting Effect of this Setting Default Setting Features Options Effect of this SettingFeatures Options Effect of this Setting DVD setting optionsTV setting options for VCR, CBL-SAT, and AUX Making system adjustments Using System MenusHow to see the System menu How to make changesAudio options Expansion protocol ADAPTiQImportant Note Video optionsMedia center options Remote control options Applying parental control DVD Lock optionsTo set the restriction level and passwords Setting Rating RestrictionParental Control AudienceReplacing the remote control batteries Remote control maintenanceChanging house code settings ReferenceFor a Bose link remote in another room Setting up a second room with soundOther switches Bose link the key to assured compatibility Bose link remote switch settingsCleaning the media center Limited warrantyCleaning the speakers Cleaning discsProblem What to do TroubleshootingTV, CD/DVD, VCR Contacting customer serviceTechnical information Accessories

Lifestyle 28 Series II, Lifestyle 18 Series II specifications

The Bose Lifestyle 18 Series II and Lifestyle 28 Series II are integral parts of Bose's legacy in home audio solutions, known for their superior sound quality and innovative technology. Both systems cater to audiophiles looking for a sophisticated audio experience and striking design.

The Lifestyle 18 Series II features a powerful 5.1 surround sound system. Its main component is the Acoustimass module that delivers deep, rich bass without distorting the overall sound. The system includes five small, elegant speakers, designed to blend seamlessly into any room while providing an immersive audio experience. One of its standout features is the proprietary GEM (Graphical Equalization Module), which optimizes sound calibration based on the room’s acoustics, ensuring that audio output remains consistent and clear.

On the other hand, the Lifestyle 28 Series II takes audio performance to a higher level with its advanced audio processing capabilities. Equipped with a similar 5.1 channel configuration, it introduces the Bose Link technology, allowing users to connect multiple audio sources effortlessly. This feature adds versatility, as it can integrate with various devices—from DVD players to game consoles—while retaining outstanding sound quality. The Lifestyle 28 Series II also houses enhanced speaker technology and digital signal processing, which meticulously reproduces intricate audio details, making it an excellent choice for movie lovers.

Both systems incorporate the Direct Reflecting speaker technology, which creates a spacious sound environment, mimicking the acoustics of a live concert or theater performance. This unique design reflects sound off walls and ceilings to envelop the listener, creating a rich, 3D audio experience.

Another characteristic shared by both systems is the remote control flexibility, allowing users to manage the audio setup from any part of the room without needing to physically interact with the base system. Additionally, both models provide connectivity with smartphones and other devices, reinforcing the systems’ user-friendly appeal.

In summary, the Bose Lifestyle 18 Series II and Lifestyle 28 Series II encapsulate quality and sophistication through advanced sound technology, ensuring users enjoy an unmatched audio experience in the comfort of their homes. Whether listening to music or watching movies, these systems promise to elevate entertainment experiences to new heights.
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