Connecting the sl2 receiver – Bose SL2 User Manual

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Connecting the SL2 receiver

Use the supplied 20-ft (6.2-m) cables to connect the speakers to the SL2 receiver. Or, you may
prefer to use the longer surround speaker cables that came with your speakers.

Note: To use the SL2 supplied cables with Jewel Cube

®

speakers, first attach a Jewel Cube

adapter to each cable as described in “To adapt the surround speaker cable for Jewel Cube

®

speakers” on page 8.

To make the receiver connections
Using the supplied cables, follow the steps below:

1.

Insert the RCA connectors into the jacks on the back of the SL2 receiver (Figure 5).

Connect the purple one marked RR to the purple jack labeled RR.

Connect the green one marked LR to the green jack labeled LR.

2.

Connect the wire ends of the cable to your surround speakers.

Insert the wire marked RR into the terminal on the speaker that is placed

on the right.

Insert the wire marked LR into the terminal on the speaker that is placed

on the left.

For details on how to set up and make connections to your surround speakers, refer to
the owner’s guide provided with them.

3.

Connect the cable end of the receiver power pack to the small jack labeled DC Power on
the back of the receiver.

4.

Connect the power cord to the receiver power pack and insert the power cord plug into a
nearby AC (mains) outlet.

Figure 5

SL2 receiver
connection to
speakers

Surround

speaker cables

SL2 receiver

Surround sound speakers

Receiver

power pack

Status LED

AC power

outlet

Receiver

power cord

When this power supply is plugged in, the Status LED on the back of the SL2 receiver blinks
green until it links to the transmitter. If the transmitter has no audio signal to communicate to
the receiver, the LEDs on both units turn orange. When the two are communicating with each
other, their LEDs turn a solid green.

For an explanation of the other LED colors, refer to “What the Status LEDs indicate” on
page 8.

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