User manual BOSE WAVE PC SYSTEM USB ADAPTER INSTALLATION GUIDE

[. . . ] Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way: such as power supply cord or plug is damaged; liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus; the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped. Do not attempt to service this product yourself. Please call Bose to be referred to an authorized service center near you. Information about products that generate electrical noise This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. [. . . ] This will enable you to follow the installation procedure correctly. 4 Installation Procedure Installing the Wave/PCTM system USB adapter cable The Wave/PCTM system USB adapter cable includes a connector for the USB port of your computer and a mini-stereo plug for your sound card output (Figure 2). Connecting both cords to your computer is standard. However, you have the option of receiving digital audio and bypassing your computer's sound card. Be sure to read the "Audio Settings" on page 9. Figure 2 USB adapter connections Sound card output USB port Wave/PCTM unit DIN socket Computer 1. If your Wave/PCTM system was previously installed, remove the original Wave/PCTM system cable connecting the Wave/PCTM unit to your computer. Plug the DIN connector of the USB adapter into the DIN socket on the rear of the Wave/PCTM unit. Plug the mini-stereo plug into the audio output of your computer's sound card. Plug the USB connector into your computer's USB port. This action launches the Windows "Add New Hardware Wizard. " Completing this installation from this point depends on what operating system your computer is using: For Windows 98SE systems, see "Adding new hardware to Windows 98SE systems" on page 6. For Windows ME systems, see "Adding new hardware to Windows ME systems" on page 8. For Windows 2000 systems, see "Adding new hardware to Windows 2000 systems" on page 8. 2. 4. 5 Installation Procedure Adding new hardware to Windows 98SE systems If you are installing the USB adapter on a Windows 98SE system, three drivers will be installed during this procedure: · USB composite device driver · USB human interface device driver · USB audio device driver 1. USB composite device driver installation. After connecting the USB adapter to your computer's USB port, the "Add New Hardware Wizard" opens to begin searching for the USB composite device driver. When the wizard asks you, "What do you want Windows to do?, " select "Search for the best driver for your device" and click Next (Figure 3). Figure 3 Window for selecting a method for locating drivers C. The next window (Figure 4) asks you to specify other locations to include in the search for the device driver. Leave all boxes unchecked and click Next to start the search. Figure 4 Window for selecting search locations 6 Installation Procedure D. The next window that appears shows you where the driver is located. When Windows tells you it has finished the driver installation, click Finish. USB human interface device driver installation. The "Add New Hardware Wizard" tells you it is ready to search for the USB human interface device driver. [. . . ] If the volume levels are unmatched, the next time you open the Wave/PCTM system application a dialog box appears (Figure 7) giving you the following options: · "Set PC volume controls to calibrated values": Resets the volume controls to the settings obtained from the last automatic volume calibration. · "Leave controls alone": Leaves the volume levels in the current uncalibrated setting. · "Do not prompt me about changes to PC volume": Stops the system from prompting you when it detects that volume levels do not match. Figure 7 Volume settings change window 10 Reference Information Cleaning the Wave/PCTM system USB adapter Use only a dry cloth to clean the outside of the Wave/PC system USB adapter. [. . . ]