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Bose speed sensitive
« on: 19 February 2008, 22:52:48 »

Sure I read somewhere that it is possible to set up, the Phillips Bose stereo standard to Elite,with a speed sensitive mode.
Any idea if this can be done and how to...thanks
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #1 on: 19 February 2008, 22:55:13 »

Bose system std on Elite should be speed sensitive as std! Mine are.
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #2 on: 19 February 2008, 22:56:24 »


it's possible to vary the sensitivity to speed, it's in the audio manual.
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #3 on: 19 February 2008, 22:59:10 »

Thanks Mike.will dig out the manual in morning and have a look..just wondered if it was common knowledge "how to "
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #4 on: 19 February 2008, 23:01:22 »

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it's possible to vary the sensitivity to speed, it's in the audio manual.
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #5 on: 20 February 2008, 10:32:05 »

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it's possible to vary the sensitivity to speed, it's in the audio manual.

Press the button with the musical note on it ..... it's in there some where IIRC.
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #6 on: 20 February 2008, 10:59:16 »

Thanks AndyB.
I have found the Audio Manual and have got the page that refers to " Speed controlled volume"
for any body else that is interested here is the set up

To set the speed controlled volume switch the radio and ignition on and press the UML button(13) for 3 seconds until a "bleep" is heard.The display shows "VOL 0 to VOL 5 ".Select the desired setting by pressing tuning button (11),within 10 seconds.
At  "VOL 0 " the speed controlled volume is switched off.
To store the selected setting,press the UML button (13) until a confirmation "bleep" is heard.
If the selected setting is not stored within 10 seconds the set will revert to the previous setting.

It appears this feature is dependant on vehicle in which radio is installed..not the model of radio.

Information is to be found on page 36 of Audio Manual against Type CDR500.

Think I will go and have a look if I can find the car on driveway in Fog !!
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #7 on: 20 February 2008, 17:52:19 »

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Thanks AndyB.
I have found the Audio Manual and have got the page that refers to " Speed controlled volume"
for any body else that is interested here is the set up

To set the speed controlled volume switch the radio and ignition on and press the UML button(13) for 3 seconds until a "bleep" is heard.The display shows "VOL 0 to VOL 5 ".Select the desired setting by pressing tuning button (11),within 10 seconds.
At  "VOL 0 " the speed controlled volume is switched off.
To store the selected setting,press the UML button (13) until a confirmation "bleep" is heard.
If the selected setting is not stored within 10 seconds the set will revert to the previous setting.

It appears this feature is dependant on vehicle in which radio is installed..not the model of radio.

Information is to be found on page 36 of Audio Manual against Type CDR500.

Think I will go and have a look if I can find the car on driveway in Fog !!
Yes, CCR800 (and CCR600 and CAR400 for non Bose), press and hold UML for 3 secs, adjust setting with < > buttons, then press and hold UML to store.

CCRT700 is slightly different, I'll look it up later (I have a CCRT700 rigged up on dining room table at the moment)
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #8 on: 20 February 2008, 19:13:27 »

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it's possible to vary the sensitivity to speed, it's in the audio manual.


?? What does the "sensitivity to speed" actually do? Does this come as standard on an Elite with a 2013 Bose head unit?
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #9 on: 20 February 2008, 19:21:08 »

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it's possible to vary the sensitivity to speed, it's in the audio manual.


?? What does the "sensitivity to speed" actually do? Does this come as standard on an Elite with a 2013 Bose head unit?
std across omega range.

adjusts volume based on speed.
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #10 on: 20 February 2008, 19:24:47 »

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it's possible to vary the sensitivity to speed, it's in the audio manual.


?? What does the "sensitivity to speed" actually do? Does this come as standard on an Elite with a 2013 Bose head unit?
std across omega range.

adjusts volume based on speed.

That's just answered my question. Thanx TB
I wonder why mines so loud  ::) ::)
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #11 on: 20 February 2008, 22:34:56 »

Adjusted the controls as detailed and was quite impressed.As car accelerated onto motorway tonight on way home volume increased perfectly,at level set.
I know why I like these cars !!!
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #12 on: 24 February 2008, 20:36:34 »

My 92 Senator used to have this.  :-? Easier to set too.  ;)
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #13 on: 24 February 2008, 20:40:59 »

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My 92 Senator used to have this.  :-? Easier to set too.  ;)
Radio was the only decent thing in that car.  Actually, the only part that didn't rust either ;)
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Re: Bose speed sensitive
« Reply #14 on: 24 February 2008, 20:56:56 »

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My 92 Senator used to have this.  :-? Easier to set too.  ;)
Radio was the only decent thing in that car.  Actually, the only part that didn't rust either ;)

& I thought you were going to say that the FM siganl failed on your
???4780!  ;)
I still say that my 24v Senator would beat my Omega hands/tyres down over all.  :-?  :y At least i can now get in my omega with out using both hands on the door handle.
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