Bose Solo 15 Series II - Manual (Page 7)

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Setting up the System
Connecting the system
After connecting the audio cable to your TV, connect the other end
to your system. Use only one audio cable.
Option 1: Optical cable (preferred)
CAUTION: Ensure you have removed the protective cap from
both ends of the optical cable. Inserting the plug in
the wrong orientation can damage the plug and/or
the connector.
1. Hold the optical cable’s plug with the Bose logo facing up.
2. Align the plug with the Optical connector on the system and
insert the plug carefully.
Hinged door
Note: The connector has a hinged door that swings inward
when inserting the plug.
3. Firmly push the plug into the connector until you hear or feel
a click.
Option 2: Coaxial cable
Insert the other end of the coaxial cable into the Coaxial connector
on the system.
Option 3: Analog cable
1. Insert the red plug into the R connector on the system.
2. Insert the white plug into the L connector on the system.
Connecting to power
1. Plug one end of the power cord into the Power connector.
2. Plug the other end into a live AC power (mains) outlet.
The system emits a tone.
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Cable options
Connect your TV to the system using one of the three cable
options. The optical cable is the preferred method for connection.
Tip: If your TV does not have an optical, coaxial or analog
connector, see page 15.
1. On the back of your TV, locate the Audio OUT (digital)
connector panel.
Note: You must connect the audio cable through your Audio
OUT connector panel.
Option 1:
Optical (digital)
Preferred method
for connection.
Option 2:
Coaxial (digital)
Use if no optical
output is available.
Option 3:
Analog (stereo)
Use this connection if
no optical or coaxial
outputs are available.
Your TV's connector panel may not appear as shown.
Look for the shape (optical) or color of the connector.
2. Choose an audio cable.
Connecting your TV
Insert one end of the audio cable into the correct Audio OUT
(digital) connector on your TV.
CAUTION: If using an optical cable, remove the protective caps
from both ends. Inserting the plug in the wrong
orientation can damage the plug and/or the connector.