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Unable to connect ipod

I have purchased a 3.5mm 1/8 inch stereo audio cable to connect my ipod to my bose wave system. I plugged the cable into the earphone plug-in of the ipod and to the auxillary of the Bose. When I attempt to select auxillary on the Bose (using the Bose remote,) the Bose will not display the auxillary mode, it is like the Bose will not recognize the auxillary device. Any thoughts?

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Reset the radio (it has a processor) by just unplugging the power cord for about 30+ seconds and plugging it back in. If this doesn't solve the problem, try replacing the remote battery (CR2032- can be found almost everywhere batteries are sold) If all else fails, call Bose tech support. The cable you connected has nothing to do with this.

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