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May have technician notes written inside. Manual is from our family TV and radio repair shop that closed in the early 90's.http://anesaportugal.org/upload/bosch-maxx-5-owners-manual.xml Stored in a climate controlled warehouse in filing cabinets for over 20 years. Please see Pic. Boxed and Tracked USPS Media mail Shipment. I ship fast and pack with care. Please contact me with any questions. Thanks and Happy Bidding!!! AS-IS. Very good used Condition. May have technician notes written inside. Climate Controlled Warehouse Stored For Over The Last 20 Years. Actual Manual In Pic., Brand: Unbranded Super high amount of views. 0 sold, 1 available. More Super high amount of views. 0 sold, 1 available. You are the light of the world. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. I don't hear any distortion or wabbling but it definitely seems to have a weaker response to low frequencies than the left speaker. Can you help me? Where is the bass driver and how can I reach it. The speaker inners can be accessed from the bottom, but I didn't try it yet. Where can I find a service manual for this model. Any help appreciated. Carlos Sent from my iPad using TapatalkSo far I've been reluctant to dig inside. Don't want to mess with it. I was hoping someone could help me, web browsing didn't return any results on this model regarding this matter. Carlos Sent from my iPad using TapatalkI own a few pair of Bose. These speakers are direct reflecting meaning that they use the objects around them to bounce the sound making them more dynamic. If they are not placed symmetrically in the room, one can seem to be quieter than the other, but in fact it is just because of where they are in the room.Check out page 7. But I will try the test described. Probably it's only in my mind. Sent from my iPad using TapatalkI'm wondering if the bass issue is common as this is the only real test shown in the owners guide. This is a shot in the dark but you never know - someone may have been inside these speakers and wired one backwards.They will be used for 2.https://www.thebiketube.com/acros-bosch-shu-6800-service-manual0 stereo and tv listening (jazz, classical and yacht rock) in a small living room (13 X 16). Given that they are probably at least 14 years old, I am curious to know if the speakers are of the type that require refoaming. If they do require refoaming, can you get to the woofers via the bottom of the speaker? Safety Information. 2. Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive (ESDS) Device Handling. 2. Product Description. 3. VideoWaveTM (AVM) Control Console. 3. Part List Notes. 4. Console Variants. 6. AV35 Main Assembly Part List. 9. AV20 Main Assembly Part List. 10. AVM Main Assembly Part List. 11. Figure 1. Main Assembly Exploded View. 12. AV20 AUX PCB Part List. 56-61. Disassembly Procedures. 62-65. Figure 2. End Cap Latch. 64. Figure 3. Front of End Cap Release. 64. Figure 4. Rear of End Cap Release. 64. Figure 5. End Cap Alignment Locator. 64. Issuing TAP Commands. 66. Figure 6. uTapia started in a command prompt window. 66. Figure 7. TAP Cable. 66. Setting the Console’s Product, Region Variant. 67. Revision History. 71Use only replacement parts that have critical characteristics recommended by the manufacturer.Use the following checks to perform these measurements. A. Leakage Current Hot Check-With the unit completely reassembled, plug the AC line cord directlyAny current measured must notWe recommend the following precautions when repairing,Handle boards by the edges only. Do not insert unprotectedThe AV35 and AV20 based systems use variants of the console built using the same mechanicalInternal PC board assemblies have different hardware features populated. System Feature ComparisonWhole-home Boselink Master. Front and back USB jacks. Dark grey console cosmetics. PS III bass box with eitherNo Boselink Master capability. Front USB jack only. Silver console cosmetics. PS III bass box with either. Double Shots (T20) or Single ShotsHeadphone input on front. Integrated IR blaster and external dongle for control integration. Unify TM setup wizard.http://8forwine.com/images/bose-501-z-manual.pdf VideoWaveTM (AVM) Control ConsoleVideoWave connector, click pad remote, no tuner, no Bose link master capability,Approval from the Field Service ManagerFailure to use a substitute replacement with theIt is not stocked as a repair part. ReferThe difference between the two PCB types is the Apple authentication chip used, U103. To comply with. Apple licence agreements, the appropriate PCB must be used. First 6 digits ofVariantTuner PCB. Non-WWiP. Tuner PCBRefer to page 67 Setting the Console’s Product, Region VariantUse PCBs with IP. First 6 digits ofVariantSystem Level. Material NumberMaterial. NumberAdditional notes: Refer to the manuals below for system packaged part list.Countries Supported. Service Console. First 6 Digits. United States, Canad aCountries Supported. Service Console. First 6 Digits. United States, Canad a. Europe. Japan. Asi a Pac, Middle East (including Australia, China, Singapore, Taiwan. Korea, In dia, Phili ppi nes)United States, Canad a. Europe. Japan. Asi a Pac, Middle East (including Australia, China, Singapore, Taiwan. Korea, In dia, Phili ppi nes)United States, Canad a. I entertainment system. First 6 DigitsJapan. Asi a Pac, Middle East (including Australia, China, Singapore, Taiwan. Korea, In dia, Phili ppi nes)United States, Canad a. II entertainment system. First 6 DigitsJapan. Asi a Pac, Middle East (including Australia, China, Singapore, Taiwan. Korea, In dia, Phili ppi nes)Essentials Kit. Material NumberMaterial NumberDescriptionDirect Reflecting Speakers Pack. Material Number. DescriptionJewel Cube Pack. Material NumberAdditional notes: Refer to the manuals below for system packaged part list.NumberIpod Connector. AV35 Variant. Main Assembly Part List. Refer to Figure 1 Main Assembly Exploded View on page 12. Item. NumberMaterial NumberTUNER PCB, AV35 CONSOLE, NON-WWiP, EU. TUNER PCB, AV35 CONSOLE, NON-WWiP, JP. TUNER PCB AV35 CONSOLE, WWiP, US. TUNER PCB AV35 CONSOLE, WWiP, EU. TUNER PCB AV35 CONSOLE, WWiP, JPNote 7.www.hotelamoha.it/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1626bc788e5296---constructa-energy-manual.pdf When replacing the Main PCB for Non-US units, the console variant needs to be set to showRefer to page 67 Setting the Console’s Product, Region VariantMain Assembly Part List. No FM. No Bose Link Out. No Ipod Connector. Refer to Figure 1 Main Assembly Exploded View on page 12. Item. NumberMaterial NumberRefer to page 67 Setting the Console’s Product, Region VariantMain Assembly Part List. No FM. No Bose Link Out. Ipod Connector. Refer to Figure 1 Main Assembly Exploded View on page 12. Item. NumberRefer to page 67 Setting the Console’s Product, Region Variant. Note 8. When replacing a PCB in a AVM console, refer to page 6 to varify console type. Use PCBsDescription. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorResistors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorResistors. Reference. Designator. Description. Material NumberCapacitors. Reference. Designator. Description. Material NumberDescription. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Description. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Reference. Designator. Description. Material NumberCapacitors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Description. Reference. Designator. Material NumberDiodes. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Reference. Designator. Description. Material NumberTransistors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorBPLR, P, 40V, 200mA, SOT23. BPLR, P, 40V, 200mA, SOT23BPLR, N, 50V, 100mA, SOT23BPLR, N, 40V, 200mA, SOT23. BPLR, N, 40V, 200mA, SOT23BPLR, N, 40V, 200mA, SOT23BPLR, N, 40V, 200mA, SOT23BPLR, N, 50V, 100mA, SOT23Reference. Designator. Description. Material NumberIntegrated Circuits. Reference. DesignatorMaterial Number. Note. ST7200C3, AWC, Bose Map, No. MacrovisionReference. DesignatorDescription. Reference. DesignatorNumber. NoteReference. Designator. Description. Material. NumberConnectors. Reference. DesignatorNumberDescription. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorReference. Designator. Description. Material NumberAV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Resistors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorAV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Resistors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorAV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Resistors. Description. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorResistors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorAV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Resistors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorAV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Resistors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Reference. DesignatorMaterial NumberAV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Capacitors. Description. Material Number. Note. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorAV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Capacitors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Reference. DesignatorMaterial Number. Note. Diodes. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorAV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Diodes. Reference. DesignatorMaterial NumberDescription. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorBPLR, P, 40V, 200mA, SOT23BPLR, N, 50V, 100mA, SOT23BPLR, P, 40V, 200mA, SOT23BPLR, N, 50V, 100mA, SOT23AV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Transistors. Reference. DesignatorMaterial Number. Note. Integrated Circuits. Reference. DesignatorMaterial Number. STM32F103, 32-bitARMMCUAV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Inductors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorDescription. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorReference. DesignatorMaterial NumberSENSOR, IR, RCVR, 38kHz, MTHAV35 Tuner PCB Part List. Crystals. Reference. DesignatorMaterial NumberDesignatorMaterial Number. NoteReference. DesignatorMaterial NumberConnectors. Reference. DesignatorMaterial NumberReference. DesignatorMaterial NumberAV20 AUX PCB Part List. Resistors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorAV20 AUX PCB Part List. Resistors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorAV20 AUX PCB Part List. Resistors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorCapacitors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorAV20 AUX PCB Part List. Capacitors. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorAV20 AUX PCB Part List. Diodes. Reference. DesignatorMaterial NumberDescription. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorBPLR, N, 50V, 100mA, SOT23BPLR, P, 40V, 200mA, SOT23. BPLR, N, 40V, 200mA, SOT23BPLR, N, 40V, 200mA, SOT23BPLR, N, 50V, 100mA, SOT23AV20 AUX PCB Part List. Integrated Circuits. Description. Material Number. Reference. DesignatorSCHMITT INVERTER, 1x, SOT323Miscellaneous. Reference. DesignatorMaterial NumberDisassembly ProceduresImportant Note: When replacing the top cover,Important Note: When replacing the AUX PCB,Do not allow the. Center the PCB screw holes to the screws bossesPCB bracket to the rear panel.Alignment HolesImportant Note: When replacing the Main PCB,Align the PCB to theSee Figure 2.Figure 2. End Cap LatchBe sure to engage all endFigure 3. Front of End Cap ReleaseFigure 4. Rear of End Cap Release. Figure 5. End Cap Alignment LocatorLift off the hinge assembly.Slide the left hingeItems NeededSetupVerify Unit is Responding to TAP commandsThe console will respond with VR:XX.XX.XX, where X is the software versionThe console will respond with VR:XX.XX.XX, where X is the software version. Figure 6. uTapia started in a command prompt window. Figure 7. TAP CableWhere X,X corresponds to the Product, Region Code. Refer to the Variant Table below for the appropriate Product, Region Code.Reapply power and check the Product, Region. Code by entering the TAP command “ssv” (without the qoutes). The console will respond with the current Product, Region Code. Refer to the screen image below. Console Variant TableRDS Chip. Connector. Jack. Zone2 Audio. Chips. Back USB. TV Audio Inputs. Boselink Master. Out. Acoustimass Out. HDMI OutRegion Code. VariantYesYes. Yes. Yes. Yes. No. YesYes. YesYes. Yes. Yes. Yes. No. YesNo. Yes. No. No. Yes. Yes. No. No. YesYes. YesYes. Yes. Yes. Yes. No. YesNo. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Yes. Yes. Yes. YesJapanAV20, JapanAVM, JapanFM Tuner General Test Setup. Refer to the figure below. The equivalent fieldMeasurements are taken from the record output. Connect the signal generator to the FM antennaSetup a computer to issue TAP commands. SeeSetup a computer to issue TAP commands. See. For realistic home theater sound. Each speaker produces only the sound directed to it by. Troubleshooting. If you have a problem with your Acoustimass-10 speakers, turn off your sound source. Cleaning the speakers. Wipe the cube speakers using a damp cloth. Do not use solvents. Page 14: Accessories Product Information. Features. USA ItaliaThe Mountain. Framingham, MA 01701-9168 USA. JN96539 PN183644-Rev. 1. View and Download Bose Lifestyle SoundTouch 535 setup manual online. Lifestyle SoundTouch 535 Stereo System pdf manual download. View and Download Bose Lifestyle 535 Series III setup manual online. Bose. Home Theater System Bose Lifestyle SoundTouch 535 Operating Manual. View online or download Bose Lifestyle 535 Series III Setup Manual. Manuals and User Guides for Bose Lifestyle 535 Series III. Using Soundtouch40. Home Theater System Bose Lifestyle Soundtouch 535 Operating Manual. (34 pages). Stereo System Bose Lifestyle SoundTouch 535 Setup Manual. (24 pages ). Enter audio nirvana with the Lifestyle 650 Home Entertainment system. We have the following Bose Lifestyle 535 Series II Home Entertainment manuals available for free PDF download. Buy Bose Lifestyle 535 Series II Home Entertainment System (Discontinued by Manufacturer): Home. If you need bose manuals, stay here!. Lifestyle SoundTouch 525 535 Owner manual.Reload to refresh your session. Reload to refresh your session. OLED TV Which Instant Pot Should You Buy? 4K TV Buying Guide Soundbar buying guide Google Home vs. Amazon Echo Laptop Buying Guide MacBook Pro vs MacBook Air Nintendo Switch vs. Switch Lite: Which is better.Why would anyone want to spend an hour reading a manual, busting out a tape measure, and fiddling with a decibel meter when the auto-setup will do it for you, hassle-free? In fact, using auto-setup can actually make your awesome set of speakers sound less than their best. With a couple of tools and some guidance, however, even the most electronically-challenged can get the very best sound quality by performing a manual speaker setup. Here’s our plain-language guide to doing just that. Instead, make sure you can see your receiver’s display on your TV. Nearly all modern receivers will put out the on-screen display via HDMI, but some older receivers (like, more than five years old) require an old-school video connection. If you don’t see a menu pop up on your TV when you press the “menu” or “setup” button on your receiver’s remote, make sure you have at least an RCA cable handy for connecting the receiver’s composite video (yellow RCA jack) output to your TV’s composite video input. After browsing for a while, you’ll find that you remember where a lot of the menu options are because you actually navigated there before. Don’t worry if you don’t understand what some of the terms mean. We’ll explain some of them below. Some of us have entertainment centers with specific places for speakers, or we only have a handful of open spots in which to put a speaker. With that in mind, do the best you can to follow these basic speaker placement rules. Since almost all dialogue comes from this speaker, it needs to be as close to the TV as possible to maintain the illusion that the voices are coming from the picture itself. For most, the central listening position is the seat located directly in front of the TV. If this doesn’t apply, then choose the spot in the room where most of the listening will be done. It also helps if you place the top of the speaker at about 40 inches off the floor (average ear height). If you have surround back speakers (the sixth and seventh channels), mirror them in the same positions as the front speakers, but on the wall behind you. If this is not possible for some reason, Dolby recommends you make sure they’re within three feet of those speakers at the front and back respectively. Dolby also recommends you assure the speakers are at or slightly above ear level. If you’re mounting them in the ceiling (and if you’re installing them yourself, bravo), Dolby recommends the ideal height as between 7.5 and 12 feet, with 14 feet as the maximum. If you’re only adding two ceiling-mounted speakers, they should be mounted directly above the central listening position at an angle of around 80 degrees from the top of your head, as shown in this diagram. The front speakers should be set about 45 degrees forward from the central listening position, while the back should be about 135 degrees behind, as shown in this diagram. Subwoofers usually sound best placed a third of the way into the room from the side and front (or back) wall. It’s OK to place a subwoofer in the back of the room, but make sure it is at least 3 feet away from your head. If you can’t find a good place in your room to adhere to these instructions, make sure to keep at least 1 foot of distance between the sub and any given wall. Start by accessing your receiver’s menu and selecting the “speaker setup” option. Most receivers offer the same basic adjustments. These include speaker distance, speaker size and crossover setting, and speaker level. We’ll go through each setting one at a time. This setting is important for making sure that sounds from each of your speakers reach each ear at precisely the same time. Grab a pen, notepad and tape measure. Measure the distance from the front of each speaker directly to where your head resides when seated in the central listening spot, then jot each measurement down on your notepad. Once all the measurements are made, add them into the receiver. Round up or down as necessary. In this case, “crossover” refers to the point at which your receiver stops sending bass to each of your speakers and starts sending it to your subwoofer. The correct crossover setting will depend on your speakers’ ability to produce bass. Most speaker manufacturers provide specs that indicate where your speakers stop producing bass. For example, you may see something like “Frequency Response: 60Hz-20kHz.” In this example, the manufacturer indicates the speakers can play to 60Hz, but often the bass is much weaker as its lowest-rated point than it is in the rest of its performance range. So, you may want to move the number up by 20Hz or so to be on the safe side. In this case, expect to have to make different crossover settings for each speaker. For those with systems that use the exact same speaker for all channels, set the same crossover frequency for each speaker. Instead, they often allow a simple choice of “large” or “small” with a single crossover point for all the “small” speakers. For the purposes of this guide, a large speaker would be a full range (often floor-standing) speaker capable of producing plenty of low bass. A small speaker would be anything else. Set the speakers as large or small, then choose the lowest bass frequency of your smallest speaker as the crossover point for all of your “small” speakers. For instance, if you have front speakers that go down to 80Hz but your surrounds are smaller and only play down to 100Hz, you would want to set the crossover point at 100Hz. This will ensure the most uniform performance among the speakers. Receiver manufacturers all call this setting something different, but the function it represents is the same. If your speakers are set to large, your receiver will open up the option (it’s usually grayed out if your front speakers are set to small) for you to decide how the subwoofer is used. You can choose to have the subwoofer used only for low-frequency movie effects (the.1 in 5.1 or 7.1) or you can have it reproduce the bass that is being sent to the front left and right speakers in addition to any LFE signal. Those with high-performance speakers may prefer to hear their speakers on their own when listening to music, so they may prefer to leave this option off or set at “LFE only.” For more information, see our complete guide to subwoofer placement and setup. This ensures that you hear each speaker at the proper level regardless of how far or close each speaker may be. While this setting can be made by ear, using a decibel meter will get you more precise results. You can find decibel meters online or at most electronics stores for a pretty reasonable price. Plus, when you aren’t using it to calibrate your speaker system, you can use it to make sure you aren’t violating your city’s noise ordinance when rocking out to your favorite tunes. While generally not as accurate as a dedicated decibel meter, they’ll get the job done. As you move through the speakers, you will be able to move the output level up or down as needed. You can bounce back and forth often to make a comparison. When you’re done with your first pass, go back through to make sure each speaker is the same level as the one before and after it. Do not point the meter at each speaker. You may choose any level you wish to calibrate the speakers to: 70, 75 and 80 dB are popular levels to use. Whatever you choose, adjust each speaker’s test tone so that it pushes the meter’s needle to the same decibel level. There are conversion charts online that will guide you in using a decibel meter with a subwoofer, but you can achieve good results by setting the sub by ear. First, make sure your subwoofer’s volume dial is set to the manufacturer’s recommendations or at about the half-way point. Then, proceed with the test tone and adjust the subwoofer level output such that the sub just begins to shake the room. These rooms areWhen you have two or more rooms connected, you can play the same or different sources inShared source: When two or more rooms are listening to the same source, they are sharingLinked rooms: When two or more rooms are linked, they function as if they were one room. ifKeep In mind that there are limits to using different sources In different rooms. With one tuner,Similany, with one CD player, theUsing the ROOM button. Use the ROOM button to select one or more rooms to control.The displayUse the following examples of four-room systems to understand the sequence of ROOMExample 1: Room A - FM on, Rooms 5 and c - CD on, Room B - off. Button press Display shows. Starting illExampleZ:RoomsA andc- FMon, HumtBandD- cDon. Starting CLllestyfe' so system 37. Operating a Multi-Room Lifestyle 50 System. Using the HOUSE button. 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