Operating Your Wave ® Radio Ii; Remote Control Operating Guide - Bose Wave Radio II Owner's Manual

Operating Your Wave

Remote control operating guide

On/Off (Stop Alarm)
• Turns the power on or off (page 9).
• Stops a sounding alarm (page 13).
Mute
• Press to silence audio (page 9).
• Press again to restore audio.
Volume
• Turns volume up or down (page 9).
Seek
• Press: finds the next radio station with
a strong signal (page 10).
• Press and hold: rapidly moves forwards/
backwards through radio frequencies
with a strong signal (page 10).
Tune
• Press: skips to next/previous radio
frequency (page 10).
• Press and hold: rapidly moves
forwards/backwards through radio
frequencies (page 10).
Talk Radio
• Turns TALK RADIO mode on or off for
AM or FM (page 11).
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®
radio II
radio II is easily operated using the remote control. Just aim the remote at the front
®
Your Wave
panel and press the buttons. The remote normally works within 6 metres of the front panel.
Throughout this owner's guide you will see button icons to the left of the operating
instructions. These icons refer to buttons located on the remote control.
Note: Press-and-hold operations require holding the button down for at least one second.
Note: Pressing FM, AM, or AUX automatically turns on the Wave
selected.
FM
• Turns on the
radio.
• Switch from
FM to AM
(page 10).
Alarm On/Off
• Turns alarm on
or off (page 13).
AM
• Turns on the
radio.
Sleep
• Switch from
AM to FM
• Snoozes a sounding alarm (page 13).
(page 10).
• Sets unit to shut off automatically after
10-90 minutes (page 9).
AUX
• Press to hear audio from an external
source connected to the AUX IN input
(page 16).
Presets
• Press: recalls a stored radio station
(page 11).
• Press and hold: stores a radio station for
quick recall (page 11).
Time
• Sets clock time (page 6).
• In Alarm Set mode, sets alarm time
(page 12).
Alarm Time
• Press once: enters alarm time set-up
mode (page 12).
• Press and hold: enters the set-up menu
(page 18).
Wake To
• Press and hold: sets
the currently playing
radio station as the
alarm sound
(page 12).
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