Bose Speaker System Solo TV Sound System User Manual

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System Setup
English - 15
Step 8: Check for sound
A. Press the power button on the Solo system remote.
Make sure the system status indicator is solid green.
System status indicator
B. Make sure your TV is on.
C. Check if sound is coming from the Solo system speakers.
Tip: To confirm your TV speakers are off, press the mute button on the Solo
system remote and check that no sound is coming from the TV. The system
status indicator on the front panel blinks green when the system is muted.
Note: Depending on where you placed your Solo system and the program
currently playing, you may notice that the audio sounds too heavy or has a
booming bass quality. To decrease the amount of bass in the audio output,
see “Decreasing the bass” on page 20.
If you do not hear sound from the Solo speaker system:
• Make sure the Solo system is on. The system status indicator (page 19)
on the front panel should be solid green.
• Using the Solo system remote, increase the volume.
• Make sure the audio cable is plugged into a connector on your TV labelled
Audio Output or Audio OUT, not Audio Input or Audio IN.
• If using the optical digital audio cable, make sure it is seated correctly.
Refer to “Important instructions for optical cable connections” on page
11. If you still hear no audio after checking the cable installation, try
another type of audio connection.
• See “Alternate Setup Connections” on page 16 for other ways to connect
to the Solo system.

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