Bose Lifestyle RoomMate Owner's Manual page 21

LISTENING TO YOUR LIFESTYLE® SYSTEM
Performance at your command
By pressing . , you turn on your PERSONAL®music center II to the last source selected on
the selected audio stream. Select a different source by pressing (
Source)
and moving up or
down on the display to highlight the preferred source. Then press in on the center bar (~)
to confirm your selection.
Use the buttons shown in Figure 14 as you listen. Your options will vary according to the
source that is playing.
Figure 14
Buttons to use while
listening to
a
source
• Press to Select
• Press and hold to Set a preset
• Press to Seek backward or Pia
previous track
• Press and hold to Fast reverse
III
• Press to Seek forward or Play next track
• Press and hold to Fast forward
....,..,..-- • Press to Play/Pause
• Press and hold to Stop
Playing stored music
To listen to your stored music, press the uMusic™ system button on the PERSONAL®music
center II. This turns on the L1FESTYLE® system, if it is off, and begins to play stored tracks.
) Note: Use of the uMusic™ intelligent playback system is possible only on LlFESTYL£® 38 and 48
systems, and only after COs are stored in the system. For detaIYs on how to store COs, refer to
your
LlFESTYL~
system operating manual.
The display on your PERSONAL® music center II provides information about the music play-
ing and the Stored music preset selected (Figure 15).
Figure 15
Stored music
display
~Back
Stored
Album Name
Artist Name
[±]
Roberta
uMusic
<D
Library~
Title and Artist playing
Stored music preset number
and assigned name (if any)
Play mode
Searchable catalog of stored music
• Check to be sure that the uMusic system preset currently selected is the one you want.
Presets, for use by different people or assigned for specific themes, help the system match
its music selections to preferences associated with that preset.
) Note: Refer to your
LlFESTYL~
38
or
48
system Operating Guide for detaIYed information on the
uMusic intelligent playback system, the importance of presets, and how the system knows what
to play
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