CONTENTS Safety Information ..........................3 Specifications ............................ 4 Part List Notes ..........................5 Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive (ESDS) Device Handling ............5 Warranty .............................5 Product Description ........................6-7 Power Supply Part List ........................8 Packaging Part List ........................... 9 Figure 1. Packaging Exploded View ....................9 Speaker Assembly Part List ......................
THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF BOSE CORPORATION WHICH IS BEING FURNISHED ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE OF SERVICING THE IDENTIFIED BOSE PRODUCT BY AN AUTHORIZED BOSE SERVICE CENTER OR OWNER OF THE BOSE PRODUCT, AND SHALL NOT BE REPRODUCED OR USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE.
SPECIFICATIONS Electrical Power Supply Input: Voltage: 100VAC to 240VAC (universal), 50-60Hz Current Consumption: 1 A (rms) max for 115VAC .5 A (rms) max for 230VAC Power Supply Output: +/- 1V DC Voltage: Current: 2A (max) SoundDock ® Input: Voltage: 20V, +/- 1V Current Consumption: 2 Amp (max, continuous) Power Consumption:...
ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE SENSITIVE (ESDS) DEVICE HANDLING This unit contains ESDS devices. We recommend the following precautions when repairing, replacing or transporting ESDS devices: • Perform work at an electrically grounded work station. • Wear wrist straps that connect to the station or heel straps that connect to conductive floor mats.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The SoundDock ® Portable Digital Music System is the next product in the line of Bose ® iPod speaker systems. It offers all of the features of the original SoundDock and adds rechargeable battery enabled portability, a stow-away dock, an auxiliary input and a fresh appearance.
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Note that the SoundDock Portable battery expected life time is about 3 years or 300 charging cycles. Additional batteries are available separately.
System. Each has a unique mechanical interface. One is circular and the other is rectangular, they are not interchangable. Use the part list below to identify the part numbers needed for each version of the supply. ® Description Bose Part Note Number PWR PACK, 20V, 2A, BLK (rectangular)
PACKAGING PART LIST BOSE ® SOUNDDOCK PORTABLE DIGITAL MUSIC SYSTEM Item Description Part Number Note Number OWNERS GUIDE, MAX, 8L, US/EU/UK 300673 OWNERS GUIDE, SD P, 6L, AP 306331 SEE POW ER SUPPLY DETAILS ON PAGE 7 SEE AC PRONG DETAILS ON PAGE 7...
SPEAKER ASSEMBLY PART LIST BOSE ® SOUNDDOCK PORTABLE DIGITAL MUSIC SYSTEM Item Number Description Part Number Note BAFFLE, FRONT, SHEET METAL NUT PLATE, LEFT 300679-001 RECHARGE, LI-ION, BATTERY PACK, BLK 043517 RECHARGE, LI-ION, BATTERY PACK, WHT 043516 SCREW, 6-13 X .625, PAN, XREC/SQ...
BAFFLE ASSEMBLY PART LIST BOSE ® SOUNDDOCK ® PORTABLE DIGITAL MUSIC SYSTEM Item Description Part Number Note Number FOAM, TOP, PORON 308109-002 PAD, THERMAL 303561-001 *AMP BOARD, SVC, ROHS *307960-002 CABLE, FFC, 25POS, 38MM 301956-038 SCREW, TAPP, 6-32 x .375, PAN, TORX...
DOCK ASSEMBLY PART LIST BOSE ® SOUNDDOCK ® PORTABLE DIGITAL MUSIC SYSTEM Item Description Part Number Note Number TOP CRADLE, BLK 300690-001 TOP CRADLE, WHT 300690-002 DOCK, SVC BOARD 307958-002 INSERT CLIP 303567-001 CABLE, FFC, 8POS, 0.5P, 155MM 303564-155 CABLE, FFC, 10POS, 0.5 MMP, 165MM...
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES 1. Grill removal 1.1 The grill is removed by pulling from the top center. The left and right sides of the grill are molded to fit inside the main assembly. Pulling from the center allows the left and right sides to dislodge and be removed.
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DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES 3. Dock Removal 3.1 Once the baffle assembly has been removed, lift up the four rubber feet. See Figure 9. 3.2 Remove the four phillips screws. Figure 9 3.3 Remove the dock assembly being careful not to damage the two cables that feed into the main assembly.
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DOCK RE-ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES 1. Dock Re-assembly Figure 13 1.1 Place the spring into the slotted groove on the bottom plate as shown in figure 14. Figure 14 1.2 Place the other side of the spring into the slotted groove on the dock as shown in figure Figure 15 1.3 Turn the dock counter clockwise one full rotation.
3.3 Listen for any extraneous noises such as B. Frequency = 80Hz +10% buzzes, rattles, ticks, and distortion. 1.3 Apply power to the SoundDock Portable, the system will default to the AUX input if PASS if no noise can be heard at a distance there is nothing connected to the dock.
TEST PROCEDURES CONTINUTED speakers. SoundDock ® Portable iPhone Test 2.2 Place the iPhone on the dock. Equipment Required ® Apple iPhone. 2.3 Press the play button on the remote, SoundDock system built after January 26th adjust the volume to a moderate level. 2009 (DOM 9026) See cover page for de- Confirm audio is clean and no distortion can tails.
Eliminator PCB, P/N 287089 ETAP Cable, P/N 309866-001 Notes: TAP commands can be sent to the SoundDock Portable system by connecting a PC to the iPod eliminator board via the 30 pin dock connector. An ETAP cable, iPod eliminator PCB and...
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None. Accessories, Communications then Hyper Terminal. 1.2 The new connection box will appear, type in SoundDock Portable as the name. Then select OK. 2. Configuring the properties and the ASCII settings 2.1 Once the Hyper terminal is running, 1.3 Confirm the Connect using option is set...
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TAP COMMAND SET UP CONTINUED 2.2 Change the Emulation to Auto detect, then select ASCII setup. 2.3 Select Echo typed characters locally, Append line feeds to incoming line ends and Wrap lines that exceed terminal width. Then select OK. 2.4 Once these changes have been made, select OK.
1. Setting the Default Gain 1.1 Use the TAP command set up procedure to allow the SoundDock Portable system to receive TAP commands (see TAP command setup on page 29). 1.2 Issue TAP command SP 109, 8D87 to set the gain to 36231.
BATTERY TEST ® 1.4 The results are returned with a Hex num- SoundDock Portable Digital Music ber with the bytes in reversed order. Convert Battery test this number to decimal and confirm it is less than 250. Equipment Required Example - 0200 is displayed iPod Eliminator PCB, P/N 287089 Tap Cable- part number 309866-001 Number of cycles = 2...
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BATTERY TEST CONTINUED 4.0 V Balance 4.1 To calculate V Balance, all four cell voltages need to be collected. Perform the cell commands below and execute the “Check Read Status” SP 506 and “Get Results” SP 507 after each command to read the results.
SERVICE MANUAL REVISION HISTORY Date Revision Level Description of Change Change Driven By Pages Affected 08/17/07 Document released at revision 00 Service Manual release 10/09/07 Added universal inserts Part missing from original Part number change Changed power supply part numbers from 301141- 001 and -002 to 301141-011 and -012 12/03/07 DSP part number change –...
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SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Bose Corporation The Mountain Framingham Massachusetts USA 01701 P/N: 300657-SM Rev. 10 5/2008 (H) http://serviceops.bose.com...
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