This file contains a complete set of IR commands required to support Bose 3-2-1 home theater systems released after Sept, 2006 (earlier system can be updated via an update disc from Bose to add support for the discrete commands mentioned below. In addition to all of the commands issued by the system's original IR remote (U321II or U321GSX) this file contains discrete Power On, Power Off, FM Assert and AM Assert commands.

The panels in this PCF are just code pages; a programmer will need to use their own remote design layout and should create button shortcuts to the code page panels provided. All of the buttons for each room appear on individual panels.

v3.0 This file was created using the latest version of IR commands generated for the Lifestyle 28 & 35 media centers (w/ software version SW C: 01.03.02). Lifestyle® 28 or 35 systems running this (or later) version or console software will provide the user with the ability to operate the Zone 2 speaker zone in addition to the original Zone 1 speakers.

Systems that have an older version of console software (i.e. 01.01.01) would need to update this software using an update CD-ROM, available through Bose Product & Technical Support. Request software update "01.03.02" or later.

v1.2 This file was created for use with Lifestyle 28 & 35 media centers that still use older firmware, not compatible with the newer v3.0 CCF file posted.

Also for the Lifestyle 18, Lifestyle 28 and Lifestyle BUILT-INvisible system. This PCF file was created using hand-built IR Hex codes. It provides IR control of these Bose Home Theater Systems, when the "Receive IR" mode is turned on. This file contains both ZONE 1 and Zone 2 IR control codes in case you need to control the Multi-room Zone using an IR repeater system. The "Default" file included contains the Lifestyle devices merged into a Pronto TSU-3000 default file. This will allow for quick integration into a standard configuration.

This file contains the full set of IR commands required to support Bose Lifestyle 38 & 48 media centers w/ console software version CON 02.03.01 or later. In addition to all of the commands issued by the system's original RF based (RC-38T) this file contains discrete Power On, Power Off, FM Assert and AM Assert. This file also provides support for five of the Bose link room codes (B thru E and O, Audio Stream 2). These commands would normally come from the RF-based PMCII remote (RC-48S).

The panels in this PCF are just code pages; a programmer will need to use their own remote design layout and should create button shortcuts to the code page panels provided. All of the buttons for each room appear on individual panels.

This file contains the full set of IR commands required to support Bose Lifestyle 38 & 48 media centers w/ console software version CON 02.03.01 or later. In addition to all of the commands issued by the system's original RF based (RC-38T) this file contains discrete Power On, Power Off, FM Assert and AM Assert. This file also provides support for ALL 14 of the Bose link room codes (B thru 0, Audio Stream 2). Stream 1 versions of Bose link commands are not included. These commands would normally come from the RF-based PMCII remote (RC-48S). The panels in this XCF are just code pages; a programmer will need to use their own remote design layout and should create button shortcuts to the code page panels provided. All of the buttons for each room appear on individual panels.

This file contains a complete set of IR commands required to support Bose Lifestyle V30 and V20 home theater systems w/ console software version CON 02.02.00 or later. In addition to all of the commands issued by the system's original RF based (RCV1T) this file contains discrete Power On, Power Off, FM Assert and AM Assert commands. This file does not provide support for IR control of Bose link expansion rooms as this feature is not supported at this time.

The panels in this PCF are just code pages; a programmer will need to use their own remote design layout and should create button shortcuts to the code page panels provided. All of the buttons for each room appear on individual panels.