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Changes to Audio levels
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ BEFORE CONTINUING
All audio adjustments should be made on the device transmitting audio first. (Examples: Phone/Laptop/Tablet)
Audio adjustments should be made on the Android tablet after that.
Do not adjust audio on the other devices installed in the cabinet as this can cause issues for others.
If the audio is distorted or sounds “blown out”, turn down the audio from either the device or the system.
Audio System On/Off
Note: View images of the system in different stages of off/on below.
Turn the system on/off via a key switch on the left side of equipment rack.
The system will ramp up in a sequenced order.
Wait a couple of minutes to be sure that everything is turned on.
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Bose ControlSpace App
Note: To make changes to any sources or outputs, launch the Bose ControlSpace app on the 7” Android-pad located in the rack.
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In the bottom left/right corners of each page, you will find the ‘Turn Page’ arrow.
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Wireless Microphones
Wireless1 = JTS handheld transmitter powers on/off/mute via a small red button on bottom end of the microphone. (Note: Do not use a pen or screwdriver to push button.)
Wireless2 = Shure handheld transmitter powers on/off via a switch on front of microphone.
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Connection plate at West bleachers
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This connection plate is located on the middle of the West bleachers at shin height on the bottom section of the bleachers.
These connections are automatically muted upon launching the Bose ControlSpace app. (Note: When connecting/disconnecting cables, the system may “pop” unless the channel is muted.)
You may connect wired microphones to “Mic1” and “Mic2”.
“MixLeft” and “MixRight” are reserved for connecting a mixer or mic preamp.
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The light above the power switch indicates power. (outlined in red)
The ‘Output Level’ knob (outlined in green) is set near the middle to prevent blasting music upon connection. Do not adjust. If you do need to for a reason, turn it back to the middle when finished.
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Make sure “Bluetooth” channel is unmuted on the Bose ControlSpace app. (outlined in red)
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Make sure your desired Bluetooth device has its Bluetooth connectivity on and is within range.
DN-300BR will automatically try to pair with a previously paired Bluetooth device within range, if any.
If you are using that Bluetooth device again, you can start playing audio immediately.
If you want to use a different Bluetooth device, press DN-300BR’s Pair button for 3 seconds.
There is a pairing button on the outside of the AV cabinet on the left. (shown below)
There is a pairing button on the Denon device. (outlined in gold above)
The Status Light will start flashing quickly. (outlined in gold above)
On your Bluetooth device, enter its Bluetooth settings menu, and select DN-300BR.
When DN-300BR successfully pairs to a Bluetooth device, the Status Light will stop flashing and remain lit. (Note: Some older Bluetooth devices may require you to enter a PIN. If this is the case, enter 0000 as the PIN.)
If no device pairs within 60 seconds, DN-300BR will exit pairing mode and the Status Light will flash slowly. To re-enter pairing mode, press DN-300BR's Pair button for 3 seconds.
On your Bluetooth device, start playing audio.
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Enter your Bluetooth device’s Bluetooth settings menu, and disconnect from DN-300BR.
Press and hold DN-300BR’s Pair button for 3 seconds, and then release it.
DN-300BR will unpair from your Bluetooth device, remove it from the memory of the Bluetooth module, and be available to pair to another device.
Media Cable
NOTE: The Media Cable audio is MUTED upon starting up the system. When connecting/disconnecting the media cable, the system may pop unless the channel is muted.
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