Bose Wave PCinteractive Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 38)

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Listening to Web Radio Stations

Deleting a Web Radio station

1. In the Wave/PC

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Web Radio mode, select a station in the station ﬁnder.

2. Click the Delete Station button.

3. When the delete conﬁrmation box (Figure 30) appears, click Delete.

Figure 30

Web Radio delete

conﬁrmation box

Editing the information of a Web Radio station

This function is enabled only for user-entered stations.

1. In the Web Radio mode, select the station to edit in the station ﬁnder.

2. Click the Edit Station button. The Edit Web Station window (Figure 31) opens.

3. Change the information as necessary.

4. Click OK to create a new entry in the station ﬁnder, or click Cancel to close the dialog

box and return to the Web radio mode.

Figure 31

Edit Web Station dialog box

Setting presets to play Web Radio stations

You can set up to six Web Radio preset stations. There are three ways to set presets:

• Drag and drop – Find and select a station in the station ﬁnder. Drag the Internet station out

of the ﬁnder window and drop it onto any preset button. When the preset is set, the station

identiﬁcation appears on the preset button and it begins to play automatically.

• Click the Set Preset button – Click a preset button in the Wave/PC application window.

Select an Internet radio station in the station ﬁnder. Click the Set Preset button. When the

preset is set, the station identiﬁcation appears on the preset button and it begins to play

automatically.

• Press and hold any preset button – Find and listen to an Internet radio station in the

music ﬁnder. Press and hold for two seconds any preset button on the radio control panel,

remote control, or in the Wave/PC

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application window. When the preset is stored, the

radio beeps twice and the station identiﬁcation appears on the preset button in the Wave/

PC application window.

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Bose Wave PCinteractive Operations Instructions Page 38