When To Change The Room Code; Why Would You Change The House Code - Bose Lifestyle RoomMate Owner's Manual

Figure 13
Room Code I setting on the
PERSONAL
®
music center /I
display
USING THE
PERSONAL
®
MusIc CENTER
II
With just your RoomMate® speaker system set up in one Bose® link room, the PERSONAL®
music center should remain set to Room Code
I,
as shown (Figure 13).
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However, to use more than one PERSONAL® music center II, or with other LIFESTYLE®
system remotes in your home, they all need to have different room codes.
When
to
change the room code
• If you have set up other Bose® link rooms already. There are 14 room codes in addition to
Room A.
• If you prefer to use your PERSONAL® music center II in the main room, in addition to the
primary remote control, it must be set for Room A.
• The PERSONAL® music center II and your RoomMate speaker must have identical room
codes. Like the PERSONAL® music center II, the RoomMate speaker system is set at the
factory for Room I. If you change this setting for any reason, you must also change the
PERSONAL®music center II to the same room code.
To learn how to choose a different room code, see "To change settings for a feature" on
page 17.
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Note: For more room code details, refer to the operating guide that came with your LIFESTYLE®
system.
Why would you change the house code?
Your PERSONAL® music center II is set at the factory with a house code identical to the fac-
tory setting on other LIFESTYLE® systems and remote controls. If you have not changed the
house code setting in your LIFESTYLE® system, there is no need to change that code in your
PERSONAL® music center II.
A LIFESTYLE® system radio frequency (RF) remote has a long range and the ability to pene-
trate walls. Therefore, the signals from a remote in one home can possibly reach and affect
the operation of a LIFESTYLE® system in another. Changing the house code for the system
and all the remotes used with it avoids possible conflict.
To learn how to choose a different house code, see "To change settings for a feature" on
page 17.
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Note: For more details on the system house code, refer to the operating guide included with
your system.
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