Battery Included: Integrates and charges within the product. S1 Pro has a universal voltage power supply, which can be operated from 90 VAC to 264 VAC. The unit will ship with the appropriate power cord for these regions. Care & Maintenance...
S1 Pro contains no user-serviceable parts. To prevent warranty infractions, refer servicing to warranty service stations or factory Service. S1 Pro is covered by a limited warranty. Visit our website at pro.Bose.com for details of the limited warranty. Part List Notes 1.
Disassembly Procedures 1 Battery Removal Note: Place the S1 Pro on a soft cloth to prevent any scratches or damage to the enclosure. 1.1 Caution: To prevent damage and injury, Insure there is no power applied to the unit. Remove AC mains and the battery prior to disassembly of the S1 Pro.
Disassembly Procedures 2. Grille Removal Important Note: To prevent scratching the exterior surface, place a soft cloth onto a clean work surface. 2.1 Remove the grille by prying outward with a non-damaging tool. Arrows indicate the areas in figures 7 and 8 where the non abrasive tool may be inserted.
Disassembly Procedures 3.3 Lift out the Twiddler enclosure as indicated in Figure 11. 3.4 The circles shown in figure 11 indicate the mounting screws used to secure the Twiddlers. All Twiddler’s are daisy chained. Figure 11 Note: The Twiddler enclosure harness is placed in the opening shown by the arrow during re- assembly as shown in figure 12.
Disassembly Procedures 5. I/O Panel Removal CAUTION: The integrated circuits used on the S1 Pro Main PCB are extremely sensitive to ESD damage. Be sure to use an approved and tested ESD strap that is properly grounded to your work bench before attempting disassembly or repair of the main PCB.
Disassembly Procedures 6. Removing the Main PCB and I/O panel 6.1 Remove the three screws indicated by the arrows as shown in figure 18. Figure 18 Lift the main PCB away from the enclosure to expose the connectors as indicated by the arrows shown in figure 19.
Disassembly Procedures 7.2 Figure 21 shows the power switch board male connector as indicated by an arrow. Figure 22 shows the female connector on the main PCB as indicated by an arrow. Figure 21 Note: When reinstalling the main PCB assy, insure that the two connectors are aligned.
Disassembly Procedures 9. Bluetooth button and micro USB ® replacement. 9.1 Perform procedures 5 thru 7. 9.2 The arrows in figure 25 shows the Bluetooth ® button and the Micro USB connector, both are located on the Main PCB assy. Figure 25 9.3 Figure 24 shows the main PCB and the eight pins which need to be unsoldered to remove the...
Disassembly Procedures 10.1 Power Switch and Power Switch PCB Assy removal. 10.2 Perform procedures 5 thru 7. 10.2 Figure 28 shows the insulator covering the power switch connect PCB. The red arrow indicates the section of the insulator that must be peeled away to access the PCB.
11. Pole Switch Removal 11.1 Figure 31 shows the pole receptacle and the micro switch that applies an additional 3dB of volume when the S1 Pro is mounted on a pole. Figure 31 11.2 Remove the screws circled, as shown in figure 32.
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Disassembly Procedures 11.4 Remove the four screws indicated by the red arrows in figure 34 and lift out the pole switch PCB assy. Figure 34 12 Battery PCB Removal 12.1 Perform procedures 2 thru 4. Remove the screw from the battery PCB Assy as indicated by a red arrow in figure 35.
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Disassembly Procedures 12.3 Remove the four screws indicated in figure 37 securing the battery PCB Assy to the enclosure and lift out the PCB. Figure 37...
3.2 Insert a 1/4 inch Phone Jack in to the line out. 6. Air Leak Test. Use Channel 1 or 2 3.3 Connect an oscilloscope or another S1 Pro to 6.1 Insert a 1/4 inch Phone Jack that is connected the line out.
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Test ® 8. Orientation EQ Test, Channel 1 or 2 10.1 Pair the S1 Pro with a cellphone that is capable of audio content and output. 8.1 Insert a 1/4 inch phone jack that is connected to a signal generator in to either channel 1 or 2.
Battery Charging and Testing 12. Charging the Battery 12.1 When the S1 PRO is plugged into AC Mains, the Power LED will flash blue if the battery requires a trickle charge regardless of the power switch position: On, Standby or Rapid Charge.
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Safety Test Procedures Hi-Pot Test THIS IS A MANDATORY TEST Note: If an the unit under test requires disassembly as part of the repair, it MUST be Hi-Pot tested before being returned to the customer to ensure that there is no potential shock hazard. This test requires a Hi-Pot tester with a ground bond attachment to perform this test.
REVISION HISTORY DATE DESCRIPTION 12/2018 REVISED 11/2022 CORRECTED MAIN ASSEMBLY NUMBERING 05/2023 06 Updated Main PCB Material Number 07/2023 Changed twiddler material number...
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