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Step 4Position Sound Dock in case...
Now, I had the shell of a radio, with nothing in it. I stuck the Bose Sound Dock inside and plugged it into a plain, brown extension cord - the Sound Dock's regular power cord is bright white, and sticks out. I could have also spray-painted the Sound Docks's power cord, I guess.
The Sound Dock has an infrared wireless remote, and no clear, red window on the front of the unit, to show where the infrared receiver phototransistor is, so I looked at the screen mess over the speakers. I saw the phototransistor behind the mesh, so I knew where it was. It just so happened that the old radio's dial also had a hole in approximately the same location as the Bose's receiver phototransistor - so I just oriented the Sound Dock near that hole. Close enough - the remote works!
The Sound Dock has an infrared wireless remote, and no clear, red window on the front of the unit, to show where the infrared receiver phototransistor is, so I looked at the screen mess over the speakers. I saw the phototransistor behind the mesh, so I knew where it was. It just so happened that the old radio's dial also had a hole in approximately the same location as the Bose's receiver phototransistor - so I just oriented the Sound Dock near that hole. Close enough - the remote works!
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