Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 7 Reference Book

The contents of this Reference book is divided into sections. Each particular section starts with its own detailed table of contents provided with page references. Texts in black refers to the current section, whereas the remaining sections are described in general terms and written in grey. The main sections are: • Advanced operation • Tuning and preference settings • Placement, sockets and connections • BeoLink system • On-screen menus • Index

• Set the television to switch itself on and off, 4 • Wake-up Timer, 6 • Use your television as a computer monitor, 7 • Set-top box operation, 8 • If you have a BeoCord V 8000 …, 10 Tuning and preference settings, 13 Find out how to set up your television for the first time and tune in programs. This chapter also contains information about settings for time, date, stand positions, picture and sound. Placement, sockets and connections, 27 Find out how to handle and place your television and where the sockets are placed. Find out how to connect a decoder, set-top box or BeoCord V 8000 video tape recorder to your television and how to register extra equipment. How to connect speakers and how to turn your television into a surround sound system or Home cinema, including how to choose speaker combinations. BeoLink system, 49 Find out how to connect an audio system to your television and operate an integrated audio/video system. Find out how to make link connections, operate a link system and set up your television in a link room. How to customise Beo4 to your system. On-screen menus, 60 Overview of the on-screen menus. Index, 75 This chapter tells you how to operate your television beyond daily use. It also tells you how to operate a connected set-top box and other connected video equipment. Advanced operation 3

You can make your television switch itself on and off automatically via the timed play and timed standby functions, for example, if there is a programme you do not want to miss. Enter as many as six Timer settings, and bring up an on-screen list of the Timer settings you have entered. From this list, you can edit or delete your Timer settings. If your television is integrated with a Bang & Olufsen audio or video system with a Master Link cable, these systems can perform the timed play or timed standby functions as well. For your timed settings to be executed correctly, ensure that the built-in clock is set to the correct time. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Set the time and date’ on page 23. Before you start … If you connect a Bang & Olufsen audio or video product to your television with a Master Link cable, you can exclude or include it in timed functions via the Play Timer menu. For example, set the television’s Play Timer to ON and an audio system’s Play Timer to OFF if you wish timed functions to apply only to the television. To switch on the Play Timer … > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight PLAY TIMER. > Press GO to bring up the PLAY TIMER menu, and press or to highlight TIMER ON/OFF. > Press GO to bring up the TIMER ON/OFF menu. > Press or to reveal ON. > Press GO to store the setting. For further information about how to switch the Play Timer on or off for a connected Bang & Olufsen audio or video product, refer to the Guide enclosed with the product. Timed play and timed standby You can preset your television to start and stop automatically at the same time and day every week. Abbreviations for days of the week: M … Monday T … Tuesday W … Wednesday T … Thursday F … Friday S … Saturday S … Sunday TIMER PROGRAMMING store GO SOURCE TV PROGRAM 18 BBC START TIME 15:40 STOP TIME 16:40 DAYS M . . TF . S . . . TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS TIMER ON / OFF TIMER INDEX PLAY TIMER PROGRAMMING TIMER SETUP select GO TIMER ON / OFF ON TIMER INDEX PLAY TIMER PROGRAMMING WAKEUP TIMER OFF SOURCE PROGRAM START TIME 4 NOTE! If your television is set up in a link room, Timer programming must be carried out on your main room system.

standby … > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight PLAY TIMER. > Press GO to bring up the PLAY TIMER menu and press to highlight PLAY TIMER PROGRAMMING. > Press GO to bring up the PLAY TIMER PROGRAMMING menu. > Press or to move through the menu items. > Use the number buttons to enter information or press or to view your choices for each item. When DAYS is highlighted, press once to be able to move through the days, and press or to remove a day you do not want. Press to move to the next day, and press to move back to a previous day. When the weekday(s) you want are displayed, press GO to accept the day(s). > When you have filled in the required information, press GO to store your Timer settings. > Press EXIT to exit all menus. To view, edit or delete your Timer settings … > Select TIMER INDEX from the TIMER SETUP menu to bring up your list of Timer settings. The first Timer setting in the list is already high- lighted. > Press or to move the cursor to a Timer setting you wish to edit. > To edit a setting, press GO and follow the procedure described to the left. > To be able to delete a selected setting, press the yellow button. > If you change your mind, press to move the setting back into the list. You can also press EXIT to exit all menus. > Press the yellow button a second time to delete the setting. View, edit or delete a Timer Bring up an on-screen list of the settings you have entered. From this list, you can edit or delete your Timer settings. PLAY TIMER INDEX delete edit GO 6:00 - 7:00 TV 3 ZDF MTWTF . . 20:00-22:00 TV 15 CNN MT . . . S . 15:40-16:40 TV 18 BBC M . . TF . . TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS TIMER ON / OFF TIMER INDEX PLAY TIMER PROGRAMMING TIMER SETUP select GO 15:40-16:40 TV 18 BBC M . . TF . . TIMER ON / OFF ON TIMER INDEX PLAY TIMER PROGRAMMING WAKEUP TIMER OFF 5

you up in the morning. The Wake-up Timer is a once-only Timer, it lasts for one hour. Like an alarm clock it is disabled once it has been executed. It applies only to the television it has been programmed on. Once you have made one Wake-up Timer, the television automatically suggests the time you entered for the latest Wake-up Timer when you enter a new one. Wake-up Timers can of course also be disabled again. When you have programmed a Wake- up Timer, the television cannot be part of an ordinary Play Timer or Standby Timer until the Wake-up Timer has been carried out or disabled. Enter a Wake-up Timer You must choose the source and program number of your Wake-up Timer as well as the start time. Check or delete a Wake-up Timer You can call up the settings for the Wake-up Timer to check the time or to disable the Wake-up Timer by setting it to OFF. To enter settings for a Wake-up Timer … > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight PLAY TIMER. > Press GO to bring up the PLAY TIMER menu and press to highlight WAKE UP TIMER. > Press GO to bring up the WAKE UP TIMER menu. > Press or to move through the menu items. > Use the number buttons to enter information or press or to view your choices for each item. > When you have filled in the required information, press GO to store your Wake-up Timer. > Press EXIT to exit all menus. To change settings for a Wake-up Timer or delete it … > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight PLAY TIMER. > Press GO to bring up the PLAY TIMER menu and press to highlight WAKE UP TIMER. > Press GO to bring up the WAKE UP TIMER menu. > Press or to move through the menu items. > Use or to change settings or enter a new time with the number buttons. Change the ON/ OFF setting to OFF if you wish to delete the Wake-up Timer. > When you have made your changes, press GO to store them. > Press EXIT to exit all menus. WAKE UP TIMER store GO SOURCE TV PROGRAM 21 BBC START TIME 07:00 ON / OFF ON PLAY TIMER select GO TIMER ON / OFF OFF TIMER LIST TIMER PROGRAMMING WAKE UP TIMER 07:00 6

If you connect your television to a computer, as described on page 33, you can use it as a monitor. Remember to register your computer in the CONNECTIONS menu. For further information about how to register the computer as a source, refer to the AV4 menu in the chapter ‘On-screen menus’ on page 67. IMPORTANT! If you wish to connect a computer to the television and use the television as a monitor, make sure that you disconnect the television, the computer, and all equipment connected to the computer from the mains before you connect the computer and the television to each other. When in use, the computer must be connected to a grounded wall outlet as specified in the computer’s setting-up instructions. Bring up the computer image on the screen To see the computer picture on the television screen, you must bring it up with Beo4. Picture and sound adjustments When you have the computer picture on the screen, you must call up the HDTV SETUP menu to make adjustments to brightness, contrast, colour and sound volume. > Press MENU to bring up the HDTV SETUP menu. > Press or to move between the menu options. > Press or to adjust settings. > Press GO to store your settings and exit the menu. The settings you make in this menu only apply to the HDTV SETUP. Temporary volume adjustments can be made as usual. To bring up the computer picture … Press repeatedly until PC appears in the Beo4 display Press to bring up the picture You can then operate the computer as you normally would. HDTV SETUP BRIGHTNESS 31 CONTRAST 31 COLOUR 31 VOLUME 40 LIST PC GO 7

The built-in Set-top Box Controller acts as an interpreter between a set-top box of your choice and the Beo4 remote control. When a set-top box is connected, you can use the Beo4 remote control to gain access to the programs and functions offered by your set-top box. Some functions are immediately available via Beo4 when you switch on the set-top box. Additional functions are available through a Set-top Box Controller menu that you bring up on the screen. Set-top Box Controller menu Some of the buttons on your set-top box remote control are not immediately available on Beo4. To find out which Beo4 buttons activate specific services or functions in your set-top box, bring up the Set-top Box Controller menu on the screen. Press to switch on the set-top box Press to bring up the Set-top Box Controller menu Press the number button that activates the function you want, or … … press one of the coloured buttons to activate a function When set-top box is selected as source, press MENU twice to bring up the television’s main menu. Example of a Set-top Box Controller menu – The Beo4 buttons are shown to the left on the menu and the set-top box buttons are shown to the right. GUIDE MENU TEXT INFO WIDE 1 2 3 4 5 GUIDE MENU TEXT INFO WIDE 1 2 3 4 5 DTV MENU 1 – 9 8 NOTE! Your set-top box can be registered as STB(DTV) or STB(V.AUX) in the CONNECTIONS menu. This determines which button activates the set-top box; DTV or V.AUX. NOTE! If your set-top box is connected to the HDTV sockets, no Set-top Box Controller menu can be shown on the screen.

If you know which Beo4 button activates the function you want, you can activate the function without bringing up the Set-top Box Controller menu first. Use the set-top box’s own menu Once you have activated your set-top box, you can operate the set-top box’s own menus, such as the program guide, via Beo4. Use a set-top box in a link room When your set-top box is connected to the television in the main room, you can operate the set-top box from the link room television. However, the Set-top Box Controller menu cannot be displayed on the television screen in the link room. While your set-top box is activated … Press GO and then the number button that activates the function you want Press one of the coloured buttons to activate a function Press GO and then or to step up or down through programs directly Press and hold GO to bring up the Program guide or the ‘Now/ Next’ banner on the screen depending on your set-top box While the set-top box’s own menu is shown … Moves the cursor up or down Moves the cursor left or right Selects and activates a function Press GO and then or to step between menu pages or step in program lists Exits menus, or returns to a previous menu* Exits menus, enters or exits different modes, such as radio Use the coloured buttons as indicated in the menus of your set-top box *Depending on your set-top box, you may have to press EXIT twice instead of STOP to return to a previous menu. Press to switch on the set-top box in the main room Press GO and then the number button that activates the function you want Press one of the coloured buttons to activate a function GO GO GO STOP EXIT GO 1 – 9 GO GO DTV GO 1 – 9 9

Some of the features of the BeoCord V 8000 function differently with this television than described in the BeoCord V 8000 Guide, and some are not available. It is not possible to play in slow motion, make track markers, erase track markers set automatically, or make daily or weekly Timer recordings* as described in the BeoCord V 8000 Guide. You can still use the Beo4 remote control to play and search through a videotape. From the recording menu, you can check, edit or delete all the timed recordings that are waiting to be executed. For further information about the video tape recorder, refer to its own Guide. Play and search through a tape Once you have selected the video tape recorder via Beo4, all operations are carried out via Beo4. Playback of the videotape you have loaded starts automatically. To cue or wind through the tape … Press or to cue backwards or forwards through the tape Press or a second time to cue faster Press or a third time to rewind or fast forward through the tape, or … … press and hold or for 2 seconds to rewind or fast forward through the tape Press to start or resume playback Press or to step forwards or backwards through different tracks or recordings on a tape To pause or stop a tape … Press to pause the tape with the picture on the screen Press again to resume playback Press to stop the tape completely Press to switch the television and the video tape recorder to standby Timed recording via teletext You can program up to 6 timed recordings. Recordings can be programmed via the on- screen menu or directly via the relevant teletext page. The menu bar on the teletext page. The status line for a recording may appear above the teletext page with both start and stop times indicated, or on the actual program you want to record. The recording is now stored. PAGE PROGRAM HALT REC SETUP REVEAL P202 BBC S202 Wed 13 Oct 12:39:34 18:30-21:00 13. OCT P1 BBC OK? P202 BBC S202 Ons 13 Oct PROGRAMMING STORED GO GO GO STOP • 10 *NOTE! Recordings can only be made as described, if the BeoCord V 8000 is connected directly to this television.

> Find the teletext page you want. > Press RECORD to be able to select a programme to record, or use to move to REC on the teletext menu bar and press GO. > Press or to move to the start time or the actual programme title. > Press GO to select the chosen start time or simply select the programme title. > If necessary, press GO to select the stop time, you can change the stop time by pressing and include two or three programmes in a row. > Check the status line for the recording, if necessary use or or the number buttons to change and or to move between the entered data. > Press GO to store the timed recording. PROGRAMMING STORED indicates that your recording is stored. You can also bring up the menu for making a Timer recording via the main SETUP menu for the relevant source, such as TV. If the PDC/VPS option is set to ON in the BeoCord V 8000 OPTIONS menu, you do not have to select start and stop times for your recording, but only the programme name on the teletext page. Record via on-screen menu When you use the on-screen menu to program a timed recording, remember to first switch to the source (such as TV) you wish to record. Insert a tape ready for recording … > Press TV to switch on the television or DTV to switch on a set-top box, if available. > Press RECORD on Beo4 to bring up the recording menu. > Press until MENU is highlighted. > Press GO to bring up the menu for setting a timed recording. START TIME is highlighted. > Use the number buttons or or to enter information for your timed recording; stop time, date, different program number if necessary, and activate the PDC/VPS function if available. > Press or to step from option to option. > Press GO to store the recording. > Press STOP to back up through previous menus or press EXIT to exit all menus directly. If PDC/VPS is an option on the menu, then you can set it to OFF or AUTO. The option you choose will be valid for this particular recording only. For further information about the PDC and VPS systems and recording, refer to the BeoCord V 8000 Guide. TV RECORD select GO NOW TELETEXT RECORD LIST MENU PROGRAM START TIME STOP TIME TV RECORD store GO PROGRAM 18 BBC START TIME 15:40 STOP TIME 16:40 DATE 7 MAY PDC / VPS OFF 11

You can check the recordings that are waiting to be executed, as well as edit or delete them. If the timed recordings overlap, this is indicated when the recording is stored and shown in the list of recordings. > Press RECORD to bring up the recording menu. > Press until RECORD LIST is highlighted. > Press GO to bring up the list of recordings. > Press or to highlight a recording. To edit a highlighted recording … > Press GO to be able to edit the recording. > Press or to change start and stop times, date or program number. > Press or to step through the options. > Press GO to store the recording and return to the list. To delete a highlighted recording … > Press the yellow button to delete the recording. > Press the yellow button again to confirm, or press to move it back into the list. > Select another recording to delete, or press EXIT to exit all menus. Overlapping recordings are indicated by OVERLAP. A red dot indicates which recordings overlap. >> If you have a BeoCord V 8000 Stop a recording in progress To stop a recording in progress, you must access the recorder first. While BeoCord V 8000 is recording … > Press V MEM to access the video tape recorder. > Press STOP to pause the recording. > Press STOP to stop the recording completely. TV RECORD select GO 20:00-21:00 TV3 SUPER CH NOW TELETEXT RECORD LIST MENU RECORD LIST TALK SHOW SAT 110 SKY SUN 15 SEP 20:00-22:00 RADIO 15 MEJRUP FRI 7 APR delete edit GO 20:00-21:00 TV 3 SUPER CH FRI 7 MAY 12

Find out how to perform the first- time setup procedure and tune in all available programs automatically. In addition, you can find information about how to edit tuned programs and adjust other available settings, such as time, date, picture and sound. For information about how to place your television and connect additional video equipment, refer to the chapter ‘Placement, sockets and connections’ on page 27. Advanced operation, 3 All you need to know about using your television beyond daily use, such as how to operate timed play and timed standby functions, a connected set-top box, and a connected BeoCord V 8000 video tape recorder. Tuning and preference settings, 13 • First-time setup of your television, 14 • Edit tuned TV programs, 16 • Re-tune or add programs, 20 • Set positions for the television to turn to, 22 • Set the time and date, 23 • Adjust picture and sound settings, 24 • Choose menu language, 26 Placement, sockets and connections, 27 Find out how to handle and place your television and where the sockets are placed. Find out how to connect a decoder, set-top box or BeoCord V 8000 video tape recorder to your television and how to register extra equipment. How to connect speakers and how to turn your television into a surround sound system or Home cinema, including how to choose speaker combinations. BeoLink system, 49 Find out how to connect an audio system to your television and operate an integrated audio/video system. Find out how to make link connections, operate a link system and set up your television in a link room. How to customise Beo4 to your system. On-screen menus, 60 Overview of the on-screen menus. Index, 75 13

The setup procedure described here is activated only when the television is connected to the mains and switched on for the first time. You must select the menu language, register any extra equipment you have connected, determine the centre position for the motorised stand – if your television is equipped with one – and start the automatic tuning of TV programs. Select menu language The first time you switch on your television, you must select which language you want all the menus to be displayed in. Register extra equipment before auto-tuning Some extra equipment is detected by the television automatically. You can check and confirm the registration of the equipment involved. The menu language setup appears. If you wish to change the menu language at a later date, you can find the item under OPTIONS in the TV SETUP menu. > Press TV to switch on the television. The language menu appears. > Press or to move between the displayed languages, if necessary. > Press GO to store your choice. When the CONNECTIONS menu appears … > Press or to step between the different socket groups: AV1, AV2, AV3, AV4, CAMERA and PROJECTOR. > Press GO to be able to register a connected product to the highlighted socket group. > Press or to move between the sockets in the group. > Press or to register what you have connected to the highlighted socket. > Press GO to be able to select another socket group. > When you have completed your settings, press the green button to store the setup. MENU LANGUAGE select accept GO DANSK DEUTSCH ENGLISH ESPAÑOL FRANÇAIS ITALIANO NEDERLANDS SVENSKA CONNECTIONS select GO AV1 V.MEM AV2 NONE AV3 NONE AV4 NONE CAMERA NONE PROJECTOR NONE 14

prompt CHECK AERIAL CONNECTION appears to remind you to check that your TV aerial is properly connected. > Press GO to start auto tuning. The television tunes in all available programs. Make sure that there is enough room for the television to turn to the right and left. For further information about stand positions, refer to the chapter ‘Set positions for the television to turn to’ on page 22. Store all programs and settings When you have selected the menu language, a menu for program tuning automatically appears on the screen. Determine the centre position If your television is equipped with the optional motorised stand, the STAND ADJUSTMENT menu appears on the screen. Once the centre position is determined, select your favourite positions for when the television is switched on and in standby. When the STAND ADJUSTMENT menu appears … > Press GO to start stand adjustment. > If the adjustment is interrupted the text ‘ADJUSTMENT FAILED’ appears on the screen. Remove obstacles preventing the television from turning, and press GO to start adjustment again. > Once adjustment is complete, the text ‘ADJUSTMENT OK’ appears, followed by the STAND POSITIONS menu. > Move between the different stand positions; VIDEO, AUDIO and STANDBY by means of and and press GO to enter the menu. > To turn and possibly tilt the television, press or and or . > Press the green button to store each of the positions. STAND ADJUSTMENT adjust GO CALIBRATING . . . CENTRE POSITION AUTO TUNE start CHECK AERIAL CONNECTION TV GO 15

If automatic tuning of all programs has not stored the programs on your preferred program numbers or has not named all the stored programs automatically, you can rearrange the order in which the programs appear and provide them with a name of your own choice. If the tuned programs require additional editing, such as fine tuning, use the MANUAL TUNING menu. Move tuned TV programs Once automatic tuning of programs has been completed, the EDIT PROGRAMS menu appears automatically and you can move your tuned programs. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu, and press to highlight TUNING. > Press GO to bring up the TV TUNING menu. EDIT PROGRAMS is already highlighted. > Press GO to bring up the EDIT PROGRAMS menu. > Press or to select the program you wish to move. > Press once to be able to move the program. The program is now moved out of the list. > Press or to move the program to the desired program number. > Press to make the program move back into the list or change places with the program which occupies the desired program number. > Now, move the program which you changed places with to an empty program number or to a number already occupied and repeat the procedure. > When you have moved the relevant programs, press STOP to back up through all menus, or press EXIT to exit all menus. EDIT TV PROGRAMS move move delete 1 2 TV2 3 . . . . . . . . 4 EUROSPRT 5 ZDF 6 RTL7 7 . . . . . . . . 8 DR1 BBC 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 NRK 18 TV4 move move delete EDIT TV PROGRAMS 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . . . . . . 4 EUROSPRT 5 ZDF 6 RTL7 7 . . . . . . . . 8 BBC 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 NRK 18 TV4 EDIT TV PROGRAMS more name move 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . . . . . . 4 EUROSPRT 5 ZDF 6 RTL7 7 . . . . . . . . 8 BBC 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 NRK 18 TV4 TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING TV TUNING select GO EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING MANUAL TUNING LINK FREQUENCY 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . 16

Once automatic tuning of programs has been completed, the EDIT PROGRAMS menu appears automatically and you can name the TV programs that have been tuned in. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu, and press to highlight TUNING. > Press GO to bring up the TV TUNING menu. EDIT PROGRAMS is already highlighted. > Press GO to bring up the EDIT PROGRAMS menu. > Press or to select the program you wish to name. > Press the green button to be able to name the program. The naming menu is now activated. > Press or to find the individual characters in the name. > Press to move to the next character. As you move, the television suggests possible names, but you can still use and , or and to enter or edit all the characters in the name you choose. > Press GO to store the name. > If necessary, repeat the procedure and name other program numbers. > When you have named the relevant programs, press GO to accept your edited list, or press EXIT to exit all menus. EDIT TV PROGRAMS character next accept GO 1 DR1 2 3 A 4 5 ZDF 6 RTL7 7 . . . . . . . . 8 BBC . . . . 17 NRK 18 TV 4 TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS EDIT PROGRAM ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING TV TUNING select GO EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING MANUAL TUNING LINK FREQUENCY 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . EDIT TV PROGRAMS more name move 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . . . . . . 4 EUROSPRT 5 ZDF 6 RTL7 7 . . . . . . . . 8 BBC 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 NRK 18 TV4 17

Delete tuned programs Once the automatic tuning of programs is completed, you can delete any tuned TV programs you do not want. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight TUNING. > Press GO to bring up the TV TUNING menu. EDIT PROGRAMS is already highlighted. > Press GO to bring up the EDIT PROGRAMS menu. > Press or to move to the program you wish to delete. > Press to move the program out of the list. > Press the yellow button to be able to delete the program – the program is then shown in red. > Press the yellow button again to finally delete the program, or press twice to move the program back into the list. > When you have deleted the relevant programs, press EXIT to exit all menus. EDIT TV PROGRAMS move delete 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . . . . . . 4 EUROSPRT 5 ZDF 6 RTL7 7 . . . . . . . . 8 BBC . . . . 17 NRK 18 TV4 EDIT TV PROGRAMS move move delete 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . . . . . . 4 EUROSPRT 5 ZDF 6 RTL7 7 . . . . . . . . 8 BBC . . . . 17 NRK 18 TV4 EDIT TV PROGRAMS more name move 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . . . . . . 4 EUROSPRT 5 ZDF 6 RTL7 7 . . . . . . . . 8 BBC . . . . 17 NRK 18 TV4 TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS EDIT PROGRAM ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING TV TUNING select GO EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING MANUAL TUNING LINK FREQUENCY 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . 18

You can store TV programs on program numbers of their own. Fine tune the program reception, indicate the presence of coded programs and choose appropriate sound types for the individual programs. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight TUNING. > Press GO to bring up the TV TUNING menu and press to highlight MANUAL TUNING. > Press GO to bring up the TV MANUAL TUNING menu. > Press or to move between items on the menu. > Press or to view your choices for each item. > If you choose NAME, then press the green button to start the naming procedure. Use or and to enter the characters in the name you choose. > To bring up the extra TV MANUAL TUNING menu, move to EXTRA and press GO. Now fine tune if relevant, or select type of sound. > When you have finished editing, press GO to accept the settings. > Press GO to store the adjusted program. > Press EXIT to exit all menus. If the item SYSTEM appears on the menu, then make sure that the correct broadcast system is displayed before you begin tuning: B/G … for PAL/SECAM BG I … for PAL I L … for SECAM L M … for NTSC M D/K … for PAL/SECAM D/K If programs are broadcasted with two languages and you want both languages, you can store the program twice, once with each language. TV MANUAL TUNING TUNING STORED SEARCH . . . FREQUENCY 210 PROGRAM NUMBER 1 NAME DR1 EXTRA TV MANUAL TUNING accept GO FINE TUNE 0 DECODER OFF TV SYSTEM B / G SOUND STEREO TV MANUAL TUNING start store GO SEARCH . . . FREQUENCY 210 PROGRAM NUMBER 1 NAME DR1 EXTRA TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITION EDIT PROGRAM ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING TV TUNING select GO EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING MANUAL TUNING LINK FREQUENCY SEARCH FREQUENCY PROGRAM NUMBER 19

You can make your television find your TV programs for you. Preset up to 99 different TV programs on program numbers of their own and give each program a distinct name. You can tune in new programs, for example, if you move – or re-tune previously deleted programs. When tuning in programs via the ADD PROGRAM menu, your previously tuned programs are left unchanged. This allows you to keep program names, their order in the TV list, and any special settings you may have stored for those programs, such as decoder or broadcast system settings. Re-tune via automatic tuning You can re-tune all your TV programs by letting the television tune in all the programs automatically. Please note: If you re-tune all your TV programs, all Groups of programs and program settings you have made disappear! > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight TUNING. > Press GO to bring up the TV TUNING menu and press to highlight AUTO TUNING. > Press GO to bring up the AUTO TUNING menu. > Press to start auto tuning. > Once auto tuning is completed, the EDIT PROGRAMS menu appears. You can then rearrange the program order, delete programs or rename them. select GO TV SETUP PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING TV AUTO TUNING start EDIT TV PROGRAMS more name move TV AUTO TUNING DELETES PROGRAM GROUPS TV TUNING select GO EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING MANUAL TUNING LINK FREQUENCY 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . 1 . . . . . . . . 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . . . . . . 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . . . . . . 4 EUROSPRT 5 ZDF 6 RTL7 7 . . . . . . . . 8 BBC 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 NRK 18 TV4 20

You can add a new program or update a tuned program which, for example, has been moved by the broadcaster. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight TUNING. > Press GO to bring up the TV TUNING menu and press to highlight ADD PROGRAM. > Press GO to bring up the ADD TV PROGRAM menu. > Press to start. New programs are added automatically as they are found. > When tuning is completed and new programs have been added, the EDIT PROGRAMS menu appears. You can then rearrange the program order, delete programs or rename them. The cursor highlights the first new program of those just added to the list. ADD TV PROGRAM start 10 . . . . . . . . 11 . . . . . . . . 12 CNN 13 N3 14 . . . . . . . . 15 SAT 1 16 SVT 2 17 NRK 18 TV4 19 . . . . . . . . TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS EDIT PROGRAM ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING TV TUNING select GO EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING MANUAL TUNING LINK FREQUENCY 19 . . . . . . . . 20 . . . . . . . . 21 . . . . . . . . 21

If your television is equipped with the optional motorised stand, you can turn it using the Beo4 remote control. If the stand has a tilt function, you can also tilt it. Furthermore, you can program the television to turn automatically to face your favourite viewing position when you switch on the television, turn to a different position when you listen to, for example, a connected radio, and turn away to a standby position when you switch it off. You can also turn your television by hand. Choose one position for when you switch the television on, one for audio mode, and one for when you switch it off. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight STAND POSITIONS. > Press GO to bring up the STAND POSITIONS menu. > Press GO to determine the VIDEO position. > Press or to turn the television and or to tilt it, and place it according to your viewing position. > Press the green button to store the position. To store a stand position for when an audio source is switched on via the television … > Press to move to AUDIO. > Press GO to determine the AUDIO position. > Press or to turn the television and or to tilt it, and place it as you wish. > Press the green button to store the position. To store a stand position for when the television is switched off and in standby … > Press to move to STANDBY. > Press GO to determine the STANDBY position. > Press or to turn the television and or to tilt it, and place it as you wish. > Press the green button to store the position. > Press EXIT to leave the menus. TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS TV ON TV STANDBY select GO STAND POSTIONS VIDEO AUDIO STANDBY 22 NOTE! For information about first-time installation of the motorised stand, refer to the chapter ‘First- time setup of your television’ on page 14.

When you preset your television to switch itself on or off at a particular time, or when you preset a timed recording of a programme on a connected BeoCord V 8000 video tape recorder, the clock ensures that these features are switched on and off at the right times. The simplest way to set the clock is to synchronise it with a tuned TV program’s teletext service via the CLOCK menu. If you choose to synchronise the clock, this is done with the teletext service offered by the TV program you are currently watching. If a teletext service is not available, you can set the clock manually. Before synchronising the clock with a tuned program, make sure that the program you are watching offers a teletext service within your time zone. To bring up the clock in the display, press LIST repeatedly to display CLOCK* on Beo4, then press GO. To remove the clock again, repeat the procedure. Abbreviations for months Jan … January Jul … July Feb … February Aug … August Mar … March Sep … September Apr … April Oct … October May … May Nov … November Jun … June Dec … December > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu and press to highlight CLOCK. > Press GO to bring up the CLOCK menu. > Press or to see your choices for each item. > Press or to move through menu items. It is only necessary to enter the time manually if SYNCHRONISE is set to NO. > Press GO to store your clock and calendar options, or … > … press EXIT to exit all menus without storing. If the clock is not updated in the transition between summer and winter time, simply select the program with which you originally synchronised the clock, and the clock is updated. CLOCK store GO TIME 20:00 DATE 23 MONTH APR YEAR 2001 SYNCHRONISE NO SHOW CLOCK YES TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS CONNECTIONS SOUND PICTURE OPTIONS select GO CONNECTIONS SOUND PICTURE CLOCK MENU LANGUAGE TIME DATE MONTH 23 *NOTE! In order to display CLOCK on Beo4, you must first add it to the Beo4 list of functions. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Customise Beo4’ on page 58.

Picture and sound settings are preset from the factory to neutral values which suit most viewing and listening situations. However, if you wish, you can adjust these settings to your liking. Adjust picture brightness, colour or contrast. Sound settings include volume, bass and treble. Store your picture and sound settings temporarily – until your television is switched off – or store them permanently. For information about how to change the picture format, refer to the chapter ‘Surround sound and Home cinema’ on page 10 in the Guide. Change brightness, colour or contrast Adjust the picture settings via the PICTURE menu. Temporary settings are cancelled when you switch off the television. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu and press to highlight PICTURE. > Press GO to bring up the PICTURE menu. > Press or to move through menu items. > Press or to adjust the values. > Press EXIT to store your settings until you switch off the television, or … > … press GO to store your settings permanently. For video sources using the NTSC signal, a fourth option – Tint (colour shade or nuance) – is available for adjustment. To temporarily remove the picture from the screen, press LIST repeatedly to display P.MUTE on Beo4, then press GO. To restore the picture again, press any source button, for example, TV. PICTURE store GO BRIGHTNESS . . . . . . . . CONTRAST . . . . . . . . COLOUR . . . . . . . . TINT . . . . . . . . TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS CONNECTIONS SOUND PICTURE OPTIONS select GO CONNECTIONS SOUND PICTURE CLOCK MENU LANGUAGE BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST COLOUR 24

Adjust the sound settings via the SOUND SETUP menu. Temporary settings are cancelled when you switch off the television. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu and press to highlight SOUND. > Press GO to bring up the SOUND menu. > Press or to move through menu items. > Press or to adjust the values or choose a setting. > Press EXIT to store your settings until you switch off the television, or … > … press GO to store your settings permanently. If you connect loudspeakers or headphones … The content of the SOUND menu varies according to what you have connected to the television. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘On-screen menus’ on page 60. If you have connected speakers in a surround sound system, refer to the chapter ‘Loudspeaker setup – surround sound’ on page 42. SOUND SETUP store GO VOLUME . . . . . . . . BASS . . . . . . . . TREBLE . . . . . . . . LOUDNESS NO TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS CONNECTIONS SOUND PICTURE OPTIONS select GO CONNECTIONS SOUND PICTURE CLOCK MENU LANGUAGE VOLUME BALANCE BASS 25

The menu language you choose during the first-time setup of your television can be changed at any time. Once a menu language is chosen, all menus and display messages are shown in this language. You can select the language for on-screen menus via the TV SETUP menu. The text on the screen changes as you move from language to language. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu and press to highlight MENU LANGUAGE. > Press GO to bring up the MENU LANGUAGE menu. > Use and to move to your language choice. > Press GO to make your choice. > Press STOP to back up through previous menus or press EXIT to exit all menus directly. MENU LANGUAGE select accept GO DANSK DEUTSCH ENGLISH ESPAÑOL FRANÇAIS ITALIANO NEDERLANDS SVENSKA TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS CONNECTIONS SOUND PICTURE OPTIONS select GO CONNECTIONS SOUND PICTURE CLOCK MENU LANGUAGE DANSK DEUTSCH ENGLISH 26

In this chapter, you can find out how to place and connect your television. It also gives you an overview of the socket panels. We recommend that you follow the procedure described below when you set up your television: – Unpack the television – Consider the appropriate surroundings for your television – Mount and connect the BeoLab 7 speaker, if available – Mount the television on the chosen stand or bracket – Place the television – Connect the cables, additional equipment, and speakers This procedure is described in detail on the following pages. Advanced operation, 3 All you need to know about using your television beyond daily use, such as how to operate timed play and timed standby functions, a connected set-top box, and a connected BeoCord V 8000 video tape recorder. Tuning and preference settings, 13 Find out how to set up your television for the first time and tune in programs. This chapter also contains information about settings for time, date, stand positions, picture and sound. Placement, sockets and connections, 27 • Set up your television, 28 • Camera and headphones sockets, 31 • Socket panels, 32 • Connect additional video equipment, 34 • Loudspeaker setup – surround sound, 42 BeoLink system, 49 Find out how to connect an audio system to your television and operate an integrated audio/video system. Find out how to make link connections, operate a link system and set up your television in a link room. How to customise Beo4 to your system. On-screen menus, 60 Overview of the on-screen menus. Index, 75 27

For information about how to fasten and run the cables on the rear of the television, refer to page 30. For further information about the socket panels, refer to pages 32–33. Handling your television Never lift the television holding only the front glass. The television is NOT designed to stand on its own, it must be supported until mounted on the chosen stand or bracket. – Avoid placing your television in direct sunlight or direct artificial light, such as a spotlight, as this may reduce the sensitivity of the remote control receiver. Also if the screen is overheated, black spots may appear in the picture. These spots disappear again, once the television cools down to normal temperature. – Make sure that the television is set up, placed and connected in accordance with this Guide. To prevent injury, use Bang & Olufsen stands or wall brackets only. – The television is developed for indoor use in dry, domestic environments only. Use within a temperature range of 10–40°C (50–105°F). – Do not place any items on top of the television. – Always place your television on a firm and stable surface. – Do not attempt to open the television. Leave such operations to qualified service personnel. Placement of socket panels 1 Cover for camera and headphones sockets. Push in to open, push again to close. 2 Cover for socket panel one. Pull out at the bottom and lift to remove. 3 Cover for card reader (DVB-S). Push in to open, push again to close. 4 Mounting bracket for stand or wall bracket. 5 Cover for socket panel two. Pull out at the bottom and lift to remove. Allow enough space below the screen for adequate ventilation. Make sure not to cover the fans. If the television is overheated, a warning will appear on the screen; switch the television to standby, not off, in order for the television to cool down to normal temperature. If you have a motorised stand or a wall bracket, leave enough space around the television to allow it to turn freely. 3 4 5 1 2 28

some are illustrated to the right. Please contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer for further information. When you mount the television on one of the floor stands or wall brackets, you can tilt the television up and down, as well as turn it left or right on some of the stands. Note, however, that only some stands can be turned and tilted with the Beo4 remote control, other stands can only be tilted manually. While mounting the television on the stand or bracket, you can use the packaging to support the products. This eases the mounting. Once the loudspeaker and television are both mounted on a stand or bracket, do not carry them by holding the loudspeaker. 29

When all connections are complete, switch on the mains. A tiny, red light appears at the bottom of the right hand side of the screen. The system is in standby mode and ready to be used. If your television is set up on its own, you can now tune in programs as explained in the chapter ‘First-time setup of your television’ on page 14. Your television was designed to be left in standby mode when not in use. Therefore, to facilitate remote control operation, it is essential that you do not disconnect it from the mains. The television can only be switched off completely by disconnecting it from the wall socket. Avoid bending, twisting or subjecting the aerial cable to pressure or impact. The supplied mains cord and plug are specially designed for the television. If you change the plug or in any way damage the mains cord, it will affect the TV picture adversely! We suggest that you lead the cables through the flexible cable cover before connecting them to the sockets. Leave enough slack in the cable to ensure that the TV is able to tilt and turn if required – Test that the loops are big enough before using the cable tiers and mounting the cable covers. >> Set up your television BeoVision BeoLab 30

Connect headphones and listen to a TV programme, or connect a camera and see the pictures on the television screen, or connect a Camcorder and watch your home movies on the television. Watch digital pictures on your television To watch your camera pictures, connect the camera and switch the television on. The television automatically registers the signal and you can see the still pictures on the screen. If the signal from the camera is switched off … > Press LIST repeatedly to display CAMERA on Beo4 and press GO. In order to display CAMERA on Beo4, you must first add it to the Beo4 list of functions. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Customise Beo4’ on page 58. Watch and copy from a Camcorder If you have connected a video tape recorder, such as a BeoCord V 8000, to your television, and you connect your Camcorder, you can copy Camcorder recordings onto a videotape. To copy a recording from a Camcorder … > Connect your Camcorder and start playback on the Camcorder. The television automatically registers the signal and you can see the pictures on the television screen. > Press RECORD twice to start recording. Sockets for temporary connections L – R – VIDEO These sockets are for the connection of a camera or camcorder: L – R: For audio connection (left and right sound channel respectively). VIDEO: For the video signal. To always activate these sockets by pressing, for example, CAMERA on Beo4, you can register the connected equipment in the CONNECTIONS menu. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Register additional video equipment’ on page 40. PHONES You can connect stereo headphones to the socket marked PHONES. The television speakers are muted when headphones are connected and activated again when the headphones are disconnected. R L VIDEO PHONES 31

allow you to connect signal input cables as well as a variety of extra equipment, such as a video recorder or a linked Bang & Olufsen music system. Any equipment you connect to these sockets must be registered in the CONNECTIONS menu, for further information, refer to the chapter ‘Register additional video equipment’ on page 40. For further information about connecting speakers in a surround sound setup, refer to the chapter ‘Loudspeaker setup – surround sound’ on page 42. Socket panels Socket panel one LINK TV OUT Aerial output socket for distribution of video signals to other rooms. TV IN Aerial input socket from your external aerial or cable TV network. DVB For connection of an LNB. Only available if your television is equipped with the optional DVB-S module. ~ Connection to the mains. STAND For connection of a motorised stand. AV 2 21-pin socket for the AV connection of additional video equipment. AV 1 21-pin socket for the connection of a HDR 1, a set-top box, a primary decoder or a BeoCord V 8000. You can also connect other types of extra video equipment. MASTER LINK Socket for connection of a compatible Bang & Olufsen music system. The socket is also used for BeoLink distribution of sound throughout the house. POWER LINK CENTRE For connection of a centre speaker such as BeoLab 7. For further information about connecting speakers, refer to the speaker’s own Guide. CINEMA CONTROL If your television is equipped with the optional Cinema Control feature, you can control, for example, projector screen, lights and blinds with the Beo4 remote control. Contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer for further information. STAND AV 1 MASTER LINK POWER LINK CENTRE DVB CINEMA CONTROL TV IN LINK TV OUT AV 2 32

> IMPORTANT! Disconnect the television, the computer, and all equipment connected to the computer from the mains. > Using the appropriate type of cable, connect one end to the DVI or VGA output socket on your computer, and the other end to the DVI socket on the television. > To hear sound from the computer in the television speakers, use the appropriate cable and connect the sound output on the computer to the R–L sockets on the television. > Reconnect the television, the computer, and all equipment connected to the computer to the mains. Remember, the computer must be connected to a grounded wall outlet as specified in its setting-up instructions. Socket panel two DATA Only for use in Hotel setups. DVB DATA For service use. IR CONTROL OUT (C1 – C4) For IR control signals to external equipment connected to one of the AV sockets. DIGITAL AUDIO IN (A1 – A4) For digital sound input from external equipment connected to one of the AV sockets. IR-IN For connection of external IR receiver used in connection with Home cinema setups, where the screen covers the IR receiver of the television. P1 BtB P2 Only for use in Hotel setups. AV 3 21-pin socket for the AV connection of additional video equipment. PROJECTOR For connection of a projector in a Home cinema setup. FRONT The two sockets are used for connecting the external front speakers in a surround sound setup. SUBWOOFER Socket used for connecting a BeoLab 2 subwoofer. CINEMA CENTRE Socket used for connecting an external centre speaker in a Home cinema setup if, for example, a screen covers the television speaker. REAR The two sockets are used for connecting the external rear speakers in a surround sound setup. AV4 R–L … Right and left line signal. To connect digital audio, use one of the DIGITAL AUDIO IN sockets (A1 – A4) and set it up in the AV4 connections menu. VIDEO … For connection of a video signal. Y – Pb – Pr For connection of video signal from an external source such as an HDTV source, can be used in conjunction with an AV socket – or a digital audio socket. DVI-I For connection of an external PC. Supported formats are: DVI and VGA, 60 Hz, 640 × 480, 800 × 600, 1024 × 768, 1280 × 720, 1366 × 768. DVI-I (applies only to televisions equipped with the HD-ready feature) For connection of analogue or digital video signal, can be used in conjunction with an AV socket or digital audio sockets. Supported formats are: DVI and VGA, 60 Hz, 640 × 480, 800 × 600, 1024 × 768, 1280 × 720, 1366 × 768 and 480i, 576i, 1080i, 480p, 576p, 720p, 50Hz, 576i, 1080i, 576p and 720p. IR CONTROL OUT DATA DVB DATA AV 3 R C1 C2 C3 C4 L Pr DIGITAL AUDIO IN A1 A2 A3 A4 IR-IN P2 P1 BtB VIDEO DVI-I PROJECTOR Pb Y REAR FRONT SUBWOOFER REAR SURROUND SOUND SPEAKERS FRONT CINEMA CENTRE AV4 33

connect additional video equipment to the television. A decoder can be connected to the television via the AV sockets. If your setup also includes a Bang & Olufsen video recorder, you should connect the decoder to the video recorder. A set-top box can be connected to any of the AV sockets. When you connect a Bang & Olufsen video recorder, you must connect it to the AV1 socket, the television detects the connection automatically. Make sure that all connected equipment is registered in the CONNECTIONS menu. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Register additional video equipment’ on page 40. Connect a decoder Disconnect all involved systems from the mains before you connect external equipment. > Connect the cable from the external aerial to the socket marked TV IN on the television. > Connect the decoder to one of the 21-pin AV sockets on the television. If you wish to connect an RF decoder, remember to connect the external aerial cable to the decoder input socket and then forward the signal or cable to the television’s aerial socket (marked ‘TV IN’). Tuned programs and decoder detection In most cases, a connected decoder is registered automatically during tuning. The decoder should automatically detect those programs which require decoding. However, if this is not the case, then adjust the setting via the MANUAL TUNING menu for the program in question. Please refer to the sub- section entitled ‘Adjust tuned TV programs’ in the chapter ‘Edit tuned TV programs’ on page 19. Connect additional video equipment BeoVision Decoder 34

Disconnect all involved systems from the mains before you connect external equipment. > Connect one end of a 21-pin AV cable to the set-top box. > Run the cable to the one of the 21-pin AV sockets on the back of the television. > If your set-top box is equipped with digital audio out, connect it to one of the DIGITAL AUDIO IN sockets. > If your set-top box delivers HDTV video signal, and your television is HD-ready, connect the set-top box to either the DVI-I or Y-Pb-Pr sockets also. > Connect the IR transmitter to one of the IR CONTROL OUT sockets on the television. > Fasten the IR transmitter to the IR receiver of the set-top box. To be able to use the remote control included with your set-top box, do not cover its IR receiver entirely. Automatic standby … When you register a set-top box in the CONNECTIONS menu, you can also select an ‘AUTO STANDBY’ time for your set-top box. This means that you can select if the connected set-top box should switch to standby automatically. The options are: AFTER 0 MIN … The set-top box switches to standby immediately when you select another source. AFTER 30 MIN … The set-top box switches to standby 30 minutes after you have selected another source*. AT TV STANDBY … The set-top box switches to standby when you switch the television to standby. NEVER … The set-top box does not switch to standby automatically. FOLLOW TV … The set-top box switches on, when you switch your television on and it switches to standby, when you switch your television to standby. *If you switch the television to standby before the 30 minutes have passed, the set-top box is also switched to standby. Set-top boxes must be set up in accordance with the documentation enclosed with them. BeoVision Set-top box 35

Disconnect all involved systems from the mains before you connect external equipment. > Connect one end of a 21-pin AV cable to the AV socket on the rear of the recorder. > Then run the cable to the AV1 socket on the back of the television. If the connection between the television and recorder is lost or not connected appropriately, then CONNECTION LOST appears on the screen when you try to program a timed recording. Restore the connection and try again. Aerial connection Use your external aerial connection (or cable TV network connection) and the aerial cable supplied with the video recorder. > Connect the cable from your external aerial to the signal input socket marked on the rear panel of the recorder. > Direct the aerial signal to the television, using the aerial cable supplied with the recorder. > Plug one end into the socket marked ‘TV’ on the recorder and the other end into the aerial socket marked ‘TV IN’ on the television’s socket panel. >> Connect additional video equipment BeoVision Video recorder 36

Olufsen recorder Disconnect all involved systems from the mains before you connect external equipment. > Connect one end of a 21-pin AV cable to the set-top box. > Run the cable to the DECODER or AUX socket on the back of Bang & Olufsen recorder. > Use another 21-pin AV cable to connect the video recorder to the AV1 socket on your television. > Connect the IR transmitter to one of the IR OUTPUT sockets on the television. > Fasten the IR transmitter to the IR receiver of the set-top box. Note: Only BeoCord V 8000 with software version 3.1 or higher can be connected this way. Please contact your retailer, if you require further information. You must connect your set-top box to the video recorder to be able to record set-top box programs. While recording from the set-top box, you cannot watch a different set-top box program at the same time. Automatic standby … When you register a set-top box in the CONNECTIONS menu, you can also select an ‘AUTO STANDBY’ time for your set-top box. This means that you can select if the connected set- top box should switch to standby automatically. The options are: AFTER 0 MIN … The set-top box switches to standby immediately when you select another source. AFTER 30 MIN … The set-top box switches to standby 30 minutes after you have selected another source*. AT TV STANDBY … The set-top box switches to standby when you switch the television to standby. NEVER … The set-top box does not switch to standby automatically. FOLLOW TV … The set-top box switches on, when you switch your television on and it switches to standby, when you switch your television to standby. *If you switch the television to standby before the 30 minutes have passed, the set-top box also switches to standby. BeoVision Set-top box Video recorder 37

You can turn your family room into a Home cinema experience by connecting a large-screen projector to the television. If your television is equipped with the Cinema Control feature, you can operate, for example, the lights and blinds with the Beo4 remote control. For further information, contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer. For further information on loudspeaker setup in connection with a Home cinema setup, refer to the chapter ‘Loudspeaker setup – surround sound’ on page 42. PROJECTOR IR CONTROL OUT CINEMA CENTRE PROJECTOR IR CONTROL OUT IR IN 38 If the screen covers your television when it is lowered, you must connect an additional IR receiver to enable remote control of the television. You can also connect an external centre speaker in front of the screen to ensure optimum sound experience.

> Connect a low-power IR transmitter to one of the IR CONTROL OUT sockets (C1–C4) on the rear of the television and mount it near the IR receiver on the projector; enabling Beo4 remote control operation of the projector. > Connect the projector to the PROJECTOR socket of the television. > Complete your projector setup. If necessary, connect an IR receiver to the IR IN socket on the television, and mount the IR receiver as explained in the instructions enclosed with the receiver. For further information about the placement of sockets, refer to the chapter ‘Socket panels’ on page 32. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu. CONNECTIONS is highlighted already. > Press GO to bring up the CONNECTIONS menu. > Press to move to the PROJECTOR and press GO to bring up the PROJECTOR menu. > Press to switch between the settings. To be able to select a projector type, set the field to ‘SELECT’. > Press to move to IR SOCKET and press or to select the IR socket used for the projector. > Press GO to store your setup, or … > … press EXIT to exit the menu without storing. > When you have set the ‘TYPE’ to ‘SELECT’ you will be prompted to select your projector from an on-screen list. Switch to Home cinema … Press repeatedly to display FORMAT on Beo4 Press to switch between Home cinema mode and ordinary TV mode Press to leave the format function PROJECTOR store GO TYPE SELECT IR SOCKET C4 LIST FORMAT 0 EXIT 39

If you connect additional video equipment to your television, you must register the equipment in the CONNECTIONS menu. When the system is first set up, the equipment connected at that particular moment is detected by the television, and the CONNECTIONS menu appears automatically on the screen. If you connect equipment at a later date, on a permanent basis, then you must register this equipment in the CONNECTIONS menu. For information about where and how to connect extra equipment, refer to the previous pages and the chapter ‘Socket panels’ on page 32. What is connected? Registering the equipment connected to the television enables you to activate it with the Beo4 remote control. > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu. CONNECTIONS is highlighted already. > Press GO to call up the CONNECTIONS menu. > Press or to step between the different socket groups: AV1, AV2, AV3, AV4, CAMERA and PROJECTOR. > Press GO to be able to register a connected product to the highlighted socket group. > Press or to move between the sockets in the group. > Press or to register what you have connected to the highlighted socket. > Press GO to be able to select another socket group. > When you have completed your settings, press STOP to back up through previous menus or press EXIT to exit all menus directly. CONNECTIONS select GO AV1 V.MEM AV2 NONE AV3 NONE AV4 NONE CAMERA NONE PROJECTOR NONE TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS CONNECTIONS SOUND PICTURE OPTIONS select GO CONNECTIONS SOUND PICTURE CLOCK BEOLINK MENU LANGUAGE AV1 AV2 40

equipment to your television, you must also ‘tell’ the system if you have made additional connections, such as connecting a digital sound input, a digital video signal or an IR transmitter. If you connect, for example, a BeoCord V 8000 or a HDR 1 and connect a set-top box to it, the menu item APPEND SOURCE appears in the AV1 menu, there you select STB and you must then select which box you have connected. For further information about the CONNECTIONS menu, refer to the chapter ‘On-screen menus’ on page 60. If you have connected a set-top box, you will be prompted to select your set-top box from an on- screen list when you select STB in the CONNECTIONS menu. If, for some reason, you disconnect the extra equipment and then disconnect the television from the mains, you may have to register the equipment again upon reconnection, even if you have not changed your setup of extra equipment. STB SETUP store GO NOKIA 96025 NOKIA 9820T NOKIA 9850T PACE DTR730-IM SKY DIGITAL SELECTOR CANALdig DK/S/N MACAB DCB-101 TPS 96573D CANAL+ SAT r2 Planet PL 9000 CANALdigital I ECHOSTAR 9000 CANALdigital E TV BOX 1000-S CANALdigital NL NOKIA D-BOX NOKIA D-BOX II HUMAX F1-VACI TechniBox CAM1 41

Add four Power Link speakers to your setup and a BeoLab 2 subwoofer and you have a surround sound system. A surround sound setup fits easily into your living room. Let the picture determine your ideal listening and viewing position. You get the best sound experience in the area created by the speakers. Enter the distances to each speaker in a menu. In a surround sound setup, you must calibrate the speakers. To calibrate means to set the balance between speakers. Refer to the following pages for further instruction. For further information about Home cinema and connecting a projector, refer to the chapter ‘Connect a projector for Home cinema’ on page 38. Place external speakers The four illustrations to the right show examples of how you can place the television and speakers in a surround sound setup. The following guidelines apply for all speaker setups: – If you have two different sets of speakers, always use your most powerful speakers as front speakers. – Place your speakers where you want them before you connect them. – Place your rear speakers on either side behind your favourite listening position. – You do not necessarily have to place the speakers in the corners of the room. – If you want to connect a BeoLab 2 subwoofer, refer to the subwoofer’s own Guide. 42

BeoLab 2 subwoofer to the connection panel at the back of the television. The speakers must be Bang & Olufsen Power Link speakers. To connect speakers … > Use the cables enclosed with the speakers. > Connect the two front speakers to the sockets marked FRONT. > Connect the two rear speakers to the sockets marked REAR. > Connect the subwoofer to the socket marked SUBWOOFER. You can loop the signals from speaker to speaker (as described in the Guide enclosed with your speakers), or you can connect each speaker to a socket. Longer cables and adaptors are available from your Bang & Olufsen retailer. Remember to set the L – R – LINE switch on both the front and rear set of speakers to L or R (left and right channel) to indicate their position in each set. Set the left speakers to L and the right speakers to R. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu and press to highlight SOUND. > Press GO to bring up the SOUND SETUP menu and press to highlight SPEAKER TYPE. > Press GO to bring up the SPEAKER TYPE menu. > Press or to reveal your speaker type and to move on to the next speaker set or configuration. Choose NONE if no speakers are connected. > If you have a BeoLab 2 subwoofer, press to move the cursor to SUBWOOFER and press to change the field to YES. > Press GO to store or EXIT to leave the menu without storing. SPEAKER TYPE store GO CENTRE BEOLAB 7-2 CONFIGURATION SINGLE FRONT BEOLAB 8000 REAR BEOLAB 8000 SUBWOOFER YES EXT. CENTRE BEOLAB 7-4 CONFIGURATION SINGLE FRONT SUBWOOFER REAR L R L R 43

Switch on the television from your favourite viewing position. Enter the straight-line distances in metres between your position and the individual speakers. If you have connected one or a pair of external centre speakers, and positioned them in front of the screen for your Home cinema setup (as illustrated to the far right, the (A) position), you must enter the distances from your Home cinema viewing position too. You do not have to enter a distance for a BeoLab 2 subwoofer, as the placement of a subwoofer has little impact on the sound. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu and press to highlight SOUND. > Press GO to bring up the SOUND SETUP menu and press to highlight SPEAKER DISTANCE. > Press GO to bring up the SPEAKER DISTANCE menu. > Press or to move the cursor from speaker to speaker and press or to select the approximate straight-line distance in metres between your viewing position and each of the speakers. > When you have entered the appropriate speaker distances, press GO to store or press EXIT to leave the menu without storing. To make settings for Home cinema … > Press LIST until FORMAT is shown in the Beo4 display, then press 0 to activate your Home cinema setup. > Repeat the procedure above and enter the appropriate speaker distances from your Home cinema viewing position. If your setup includes two different viewing positions, a Home cinema setup and a regular TV viewing setup, you must make two different settings. The two positions require different settings as the speaker setup vary. >> Loudspeaker setup – surround sound SPEAKER DISTANCE store GO CENTRE 1.0 M LEFT FRONT 1.0 M RIGHT FRONT 1.0 M RIGHT REAR 1.0 M LEFT REAR 1.0 M CENTRE LEFT FRONT RIGHT FRONT RIGHT REAR LEFT REAR A B 44

When you have connected speakers in a surround sound setup to the television, you must perform a speaker calibration. A calibration sound is produced alternately in each of the speakers you have connected in your surround sound setup. Your task is to adjust the sound level from all the connected speakers to match the sound level from the centre speaker. You can choose whether you want the sound sequence to occur automatically or manually. Once you have performed your speaker calibration, you will only need to re-calibrate the speaker sound if you make changes to the setup, for example, if you move one or more of the speakers. It is not necessary to calibrate subwoofer sound in a surround sound setup. If you still wish to adjust subwoofer sound when your speaker calibration is complete, refer to the section ‘Sound adjustments’ on page 46. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu and press to highlight SOUND. > Press GO to bring up the SOUND SETUP menu and press to highlight SPEAKER LEVEL. > Press GO to bring up the SPEAKER LEVEL menu. SEQUENCE is highlighted. > Press or to choose between AUTOMATIC and MANUAL. > Press or to adjust the speaker sound and or to move to another speaker. > When you have adjusted the sound for all the speakers in your surround sound setup, press GO to store or press EXIT to leave the menu without storing. To make settings for Home cinema … > Press LIST until FORMAT is shown in the Beo4 display, then press 0 to activate your Home cinema setup. > Repeat the procedure above and enter the appropriate speaker distances from your Home cinema viewing position. SPEAKER LEVEL store GO SEQUENCE AUTOMATIC LEFT FRONT . . . . . . . . RIGHT FRONT . . . . . . . . RIGHT REAR . . . . . . . . LEFT REAR . . . . . . . . 45

neutral values which suit most listening situations. However, if you wish, you can adjust these settings to your liking. You can preset levels for sound volume, bass, treble and a connected BeoLab 2 subwoofer. You can switch the loudness feature on or off. The loudness feature compensates for the human ear’s lack of sensitivity to high and low frequencies. These frequencies are boosted at low volume levels so that low music becomes more dynamic. In addition you can preset two default speaker combinations; one to be used each time you switch on a video source in your system, and one to be used each time you switch on an audio source connected to your system. You can still select a different speaker combination any time you wish, refer to the next page. Note that not all items are available if headphones are connected. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu and press to highlight SOUND. > Press GO to bring up the SOUND SETUP menu, ADJUSTMENT is highlighted already. > Press GO to bring up the SOUND ADJUSTMENT menu. > Press or to select an item to adjust. > Press or to adjust the values or choose a setting. > Press or to move through menu items. > Press EXIT to store your settings until you switch off your television. > Press GO to store your settings permanently. >> Loudspeaker setup – surround sound SOUND ADJUSTMENT store GO VOLUME ....... . . . . . BASS ....... . . . . . TREBLE ....... . . . . . SUBWOOFER ....... . . . . . LOUDNESS NO DEFAULT VIDEO SPEAKER3 DEFAULT AUDIO SPEAKER2 46

While you are watching a movie or programme, you can choose the speaker combination you wish to switch on, provided that the various sound modes are available in your system. The television may switch on a speaker combination automatically. This happens if a programme or DVD contains information about the number of speakers to be switched on. You are still free to choose the speaker combination you prefer. Speaker combinations SPEAKER 1 … Sound in the centre speaker only. SPEAKER 2 … Stereo sound in the two front speakers. The BeoLab 2 subwoofer is active. SPEAKER 3 … The centre speaker, front speakers and the BeoLab 2 subwoofer are active. SPEAKER 4 … Enhanced stereo sound in the front and rear speakers. The BeoLab 2 subwoofer is active. SPEAKER 5 … Surround sound from all speakers including the BeoLab 2 subwoofer. For programmes encoded in Surround Sound. To choose a speaker combination via Beo4 … > Press LIST on Beo4 until SPEAKER is shown in the Beo4 display. > Press the number of the speaker combination you want. The selected speakers cut in automatically. > If you want to adjust the sound balance for the programme you are watching, press or to adjust the balance between the external front and rear speakers, and press or to adjust the balance between the left and right speakers. > Press EXIT to remove SPEAKER from the Beo4 display and to return to the source you were using. 47

See the name of the active sound system You can see the name of the active sound system for a source or programme on the screen. However, it is not possible to adjust or preset a sound system. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight OPTIONS. > Press GO to bring up the OPTIONS menu and press to highlight SOUND. > Press GO to bring up the SOUND SETUP menu and press to highlight SOUND SYSTEM. > Press GO to bring up the SOUND SYSTEM menu. > Press EXIT to leave all menus. SOUND SYSTEM accept GO MONO / STEREO 48

All you need to know about using your television beyond daily use, such as how to operate timed play and timed standby functions, a connected set-top box, and a connected BeoCord V 8000 video tape recorder. Tuning and preference settings, 13 Find out how to set up your television for the first time and tune in programs. This chapter also contains information about settings for time, date, stand positions, picture and sound. Placement, sockets and connections, 27 Find out how to handle and place your television and where the sockets are placed. Find out how to connect a decoder, set-top box or BeoCord V 8000 video tape recorder to your television and how to register extra equipment. How to connect speakers and how to turn your television into a surround sound system or Home cinema, including how to choose speaker combinations. BeoLink system, 49 • Connect and operate an audio system, 50 • Distribute sound and picture with BeoLink, 52 • Your television in a link room, 54 • Two televisions in the same room, 56 • Customise Beo4, 58 On-screen menus, 60 Overview of the on-screen menus. Index, 75 All your Bang & Olufsen products can be connected in a BeoLink system. This enables you to distribute sound and picture from one central source throughout the house. 49

Olufsen audio system to the television using a Master Link cable, you obtain the benefits of an integrated audio/video system. Play a CD on your audio system using your television speakers, or switch on a TV programme and send the sound to your audio system speakers. Your AV system can be placed together in one room or in two rooms with the television placed in one room and the audio system with a set of speakers placed in another. Not all Bang & Olufsen audio systems support integration with the television. Connect and operate an audio system Connect your audio system to the television Using a BeoLink cable, connect the sockets marked MASTER LINK on the television and the audio system. Option setting If your television has been set up in an AV system, you may need to set it to the correct Option with Beo4. Switch the entire system to standby first. Option setting for the television > While holding the • button on Beo4, press LIST. > Let go of both buttons. > Press LIST repeatedly to display OPTION? on Beo4 and press GO. > Press LIST repeatedly to display V.OPT on Beo4 and then key in the appropriate number (1, 2 or 4). Option setting for the audio system > While holding the • button on Beo4, press LIST. > Let go of both buttons. > Press LIST repeatedly to display OPTION? on Beo4 and press GO. > Press LIST repeatedly to display A.OPT on Beo4 and then key in the appropriate number (0, 1, 2, 5 or 6). The television and an audio system set up in one room – all speakers are connected to the television. You can choose to set up your television (with or without additional speakers) and the audio system (with a connected set of speakers) in the same room. You can choose to set up your audio system in one room, and the television (with or without additional speakers) in another. Option 2 Option 0 Option 1 Option 1 Option 2 Option 2 MASTER LINK BeoVision 50

television, you can choose a speaker combination appropriate to the current video or audio program, and also record video sound on the audio system. Video sound recording If you listen to sound from your television on your Bang & Olufsen audio system’s speakers, and your audio system has a tape recorder, you can record television sound on the audio tape recorder. Refer to the Guide enclosed with your audio system for further information. *In order to display AV on Beo4, you must first add it to the Beo4 list of functions. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Customise Beo4’ on page 58. Use an integrated audio/video system LIST AV TV TV LIST AV TV LIST AV CD 51 To listen to sound from a television source on your audio system speakers without switching on the screen, press LIST repeatedly to display AV* on Beo4, and then press a source button, such as TV. To listen to sound from a television source on your audio system speakers with the screen switched on, press TV, press LIST repeatedly to display AV*, and then press TV again. To listen to audio sound on the television speakers, press LIST repeatedly to display AV* on Beo4, and then press an audio source button, such as CD.

to distribute picture and/or sound to other rooms throughout the house. For example, you can connect your television in the living room to another video system or set of speakers in another room, thereby making it possible to ‘move’ the picture or sound to other rooms. If you have a BeoLink distribution system installed, you can either use your television in the main room, such as a living room, or in a link room, such as a study or bedroom. Under certain circumstances, it may be necessary to enter modulator settings. Distribute sound and picture with BeoLink Link connections The main room system must be connected to the link room system with a Master Link cable: > Connect the Master Link cable to the socket marked MASTER LINK on the television. > If you want to distribute video signals as well, connect an ordinary aerial cable to the socket marked LINK TV OUT on the television. Then run the aerial cable to the RF Link Amplifier and the Master Link cable to the link room. Follow the instructions enclosed with the link room equipment. If an audio system is already connected to the Master Link socket and you wish to connect more equipment, the Master Link cable must be split in two and joined with the cable from the link room using a special junction box. Contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer for assistance. Digital audio and video signals cannot be distributed from a main room television to the link room system. MASTER LINK LINK TV OUT TV IN RF Link Amplifier 52 To the MASTER LINK socket on the link room system Video signal distribution to link rooms NOTE! Groups made on a television in a main room cannot be accessed from a link room television.

Active/Passive, and you choose to set up a non-linkable television in the same room, you must set the system modulator to ON. The factory setting is OFF, which must be used if you are using a linkable Bang & Olufsen television. To switch on the system modulator … > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight TUNING. > Press GO to bring up the TV TUNING menu, and press to highlight LINK FREQUENCY. > Press twice, followed by GO. The MODULATOR SETUP menu appears. > Press or to reveal ON. > Press GO to store the setting, or … > … press EXIT to leave all menus without storing. Link frequency If, for example, a TV program in your area is broadcasted on the same frequency as the factory setting for the BeoLink system; 599 MHz, you must tune the system modulator to an unoccupied frequency. When you change the link frequency in the main room system, make sure that the link frequency in the link room system corresponds to it. To change the link frequency … > Press TV to switch on the television. > Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu and press to highlight TUNING. > Press GO to bring up the TV TUNING menu and press to highlight LINK FREQUENCY. > Press GO to bring up the LINK FREQUENCY menu. FREQUENCY is already highlighted. > Press or to find an unused frequency. > Press GO to store the setting, or … > … press EXIT to leave all menus without storing. MODULATOR SETUP store GO MODULATOR ON TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS EDIT PROGRAM ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING TV TUNING select GO EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING MANUAL TUNING LINK FREQUENCY FREQUENCY LINK FREQUENCY search store GO FREQUENCY 599 TV SETUP select GO PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING TIMER RECORDING PLAY TIMER OPTIONS STAND POSITIONS EDIT PROGRAM ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING TV TUNING select GO EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAM AUTO TUNING MANUAL TUNING LINK FREQUENCY FREQUENCY 53

home and you choose to place your television in a link room, you can operate all connected systems through the television. You must follow the procedure described below when you connect your television for use in a link room: 1 Connect the link room television to the mains 2 Using the Beo4 remote control, program the link room television to Option 6* 3 Disconnect the link room television from the mains 4 Make the necessary connections 5 Reconnect the link room television to the mains. Your television in a link room Option setting For your entire system to function properly, it is essential that the television in the link room is set to the correct Option before you connect it to the system in the main room! > While holding the • button, press LIST. > Let go of both buttons. > Press LIST repeatedly to display OPTION? on Beo4 and press GO. > Press LIST repeatedly to display V.OPT on Beo4 and press 6*. Option 6 54 Link room Main room *If you connect the television for use in a link room where other link systems are already connected, such as speakers, you must set the television to Option 5 instead.

one of the rooms … Press the button for the source you wish to use Operate the selected source as usual Use a main room source – source type present in both rooms … Press repeatedly on Beo4 until LINK* is shown in the Beo4 display Press the button for the source you wish to use Operate the source as usual Use a link room source – source type present in both rooms … Press the button for the source you wish to use Operate the source as usual Listen to stereo sound in your link room … Usually sound distributed from a main room video source, such as a set-top box, to the link room is transmitted in mono. However, you can select stereo sound: Press to switch on the television Press repeatedly until AV* is shown in the Beo4 display Press to activate a source connected to the main room system, such as a set-top box While using this function, distribution of other main room sources to other link room systems is not possible. *In order to display LINK and AV on Beo4, you must first add them to the Beo4 list of functions. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Customise Beo4’ on page 58. Link room operation When you are in the link room, you can operate all connected systems with the Beo4 remote control. RADIO LIST LINK TV TV TV LIST AV DTV 55 Main room Link room

If you have placed your BeoVision 7 in a room where you already have a Bang & Olufsen television, and commands from Beo4 can be received by both televisions, you must change the option setting of BeoVision 7. This prevents simultaneous activation of both televisions. One remote control for both televisions For your television to function properly, it is essential that the television is set to the correct Option: To set your television for Option 4 … > While holding the • button on Beo4, press LIST. > Let go of both buttons. > Press LIST repeatedly to display OPTION? on Beo4 and press GO. > Press LIST repeatedly to display V.OPT on Beo4 and press 4. Operate your television in Option 4 … Normally, you can activate a source, such as TV, simply by pressing the relevant source button on Beo4. However, when you set your television to Option 4, you must do the following: > Press LIST repeatedly until LINK* is shown in the Beo4 display. > Press a source button, such as TV. *In order to display LINK on Beo4, you must add it to the Beo4 list of functions. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Customise Beo4’ on page 58 In order to use teletext on a television you have set to Option 4, you must set up Beo4 to ‘VIDEO 3’, but this limits the Beo4 functions that can be used with televisions set to other Options. For further information refer to the chapter ‘Customise Beo4’ on page 58. BeoVision 7 Option 4 TV LIST LINK TV 56

control of a large number of television functions, and the Beo4 display gives you access to even more functions. Whenever a source is displayed on Beo4 (TV, RADIO, etc.), you can press the LIST button and bring up extra functions in the display to help you operate that source, just as if you were calling up extra buttons. You can also switch on extra equipment connected to your television. You can customise a new Beo4 to suit your television, and change the order in which these extra functions appear when you call them up. Note that Beo4 contains a list of all of Bang & Olufsen’s extra audio and video functions, but only those functions supported by the television work when you call them up in the Beo4 display. Set up Beo4 The Beo4 is set up for use with BeoVision 7 from the factory. However, if you buy a new Beo4 you can set this up for your television also. Add an extra ‘button’ When you add a new function to the Beo4 list, you can then bring up this new ‘button’ in the Beo4 display. Press and hold the standby button down Press to get access to the Beo4 setup function Let go of both buttons. ADD? appears in the display Press repeatedly to display CONFIG? on Beo4 Press to be able to select the type of configuration Press repeatedly to display VIDEO? on Beo4 Press to get access to the video configuration Press repeatedly to display VIDEO 4 on Beo4* Press to store the configuration STORED appears, indicating that the configuration has been stored. You leave the Beo4 setup function automatically *If you have set your television to Option 4, select ‘VIDEO 3’. Press and hold the standby button down Press to get access to the Beo4 setup function Let go of both buttons. ADD? appears in the display Press to bring up the list of available ‘buttons’ to add from. The first ‘button’ appears in the display, it flashes on and off Press to move forwards or backwards in the list of all extra ‘buttons’ Press to add and place the ‘button’ on its preset position or as the first ‘button’ in the list, or … … press to insert the ‘button’ at a specific position in the list ADDED appears, indicating that the ‘button’ has been added. You leave the Beo4 setup function automatically • LIST ADD? GO GO 1 – 9 ADDED • LIST ADD? LIST CONFIG? GO LIST VIDEO? GO LIST VIDEO 4 GO STORED 58

button down Press to get access to the Beo4 setup function Let go of both buttons. ADD? appears in the display Press repeatedly to display MOVE? on Beo4 Press to bring up the list of extra ‘buttons’. The first ‘button’ appears in the display Press to move forwards or backwards in the list of extra ’buttons’ Press to move and place the displayed ‘button’ as the first in the list, or … … press to move the ‘button’ to a specific position in the list MOVED appears, indicating that the ‘button’ has been moved. You leave the Beo4 setup function automatically Move extra ‘buttons’ You can rearrange the order in which the extra ‘buttons’ appear when you press LIST. Remove an extra ‘button’ You can remove any of the extra ‘buttons’ that are available when you press LIST. Press and hold the standby button down Press to get access to the Beo4 setup function Let go of both buttons. ADD? appears in the display Press repeatedly to display REMOVE? on Beo4 Press to bring up the list of extra ‘buttons’. The first ‘button’ appears in the display Press to move forwards or backwards in the list of extra ’buttons’ Press to remove the ‘button’ shown in the display REMOVED appears, indicating that the ‘button’ has been removed. You leave the Beo4 setup function automatically Add an extra ‘button’ to Beo4, either to the top of the list or to a specific position. Move extra ‘buttons’, either to the top of the list or to a specific position. • LIST ADD? LIST MOVE? GO GO 1 – 9 MOVED • LIST ADD? LIST REMOVE? GO GO REMOVED GO 3 GO 3 59

through the on-screen menus your television offers, this chapter illustrates the overall structure of the menu system. The chapter also gives you detailed information about the individual menus which offer numerous setting- up and adjustment options. The menus available when you select DVD are shown on the next page. On-screen menus PROGRAM GROUPS TUNING EDIT PROGRAMS ADD PROGRAMS AUTO TUNING MANUAL TUNING SEARCH FREQUENCY PROGRAM NUMBER NAME EXTRA FINE TUNE DECODER TV SYSTEM SOUND LINK FREQUENCY FREQUENCY FINE TUNE MODULATOR ON/OFF PLAY TIMER TIMER ON/OFF TIMER INDEX PLAY TIMER PROGRAMMING SOURCE PROGRAM START TIME STOP TIME DAYS WAKE UP TIMER OPTIONS CONNECTIONS AV1 AV2 AV3 AV4 CAMERA PROJECTOR SOUND SOUND ADJUSTMENT VOLUME BASS TREBLE SUBWOOFER LOUDNESS DEFAULT VIDEO DEFAULT AUDIO SPEAKER TYPE SPEAKER DISTANCE SPEAKER LEVEL SOUND SYSTEM PICTURE BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST COLOUR TINT CLOCK TIME DATE MONTH YEAR SYNCHRONISE SHOW CLOCK MENU LANGUAGE DANSK DEUTSCH ENGLISH ESPAÑOL FRANÇAIS ITALIANO NEDERLANDS SVENSKA STAND POSITIONS VIDEO AUDIO STANDBY 60 The extended on-screen menu system for the television. The presence of the greyed menu items depends on whether these optional extras are available in your system. Press MENU on Beo4 to access the main menu.

B (End Point) Off Repeat Title Repeat Chapter Repeat Repeat Off Random Random Title Random Chapter Random Off Search Mode Title Search Chapter Search Time Search Initial Settings Digital Output Dolby Digital Out DTS Out Video Output TV Screen Component Out AV Connector Out Language Audio Language Subtitle Language DVD Menu Language Subtitle Display Display OSD Language On-Screen Display Angle Indicator Options Parental Lock DivX VOD Disc Navigator 61 The extended on-screen menu system for the DVD player. Press DVD, then the yellow button, then 3 on Beo4 to access the menu system.

You can create program Groups, name them and copy individual TV programs into the Groups. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Use Groups’ on page 14 in the Guide. What’s on the EDIT PROGRAMS menu … When the EDIT PROGRAMS menu appears on the screen you have several options: You can move the TV programs to change the order in which they appear on the TV list. You can delete unwanted TV programs and you can name or rename all your TV programs. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Edit tuned TV programs’ on page 16. What’s on the ADD PROGRAM menu … The ADD PROGRAM function is automatic. When tuning of additional programs is complete, the EDIT PROGRAMS menu appears automatically. >> On-screen menus EDIT TV PROGRAMS more name move 1 DR1 2 TV2 3 . . . . . . . . 4 EUROSPRT 5 ZDF 6 RTL7 7 . . . . . . . . 8 BBC 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 NRK 18 TV4 ADD TV PROGRAM start 10 . . . . . . . . 11 . . . . . . . . 12 CNN 13 N3 14 . . . . . . . . 15 SAT 1 16 SVT 2 17 NRK 18 TV4 19 . . . . . . . . PROGRAM GROUPS name move new group create group GO GROUP1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

The AUTO TUNING function is automatic. When tuning of all programs is complete, the EDIT PROGRAMS menu appears. What’s on the TV MANUAL TUNING menu … SEARCH … Start search tuning. FREQUENCY … Select a frequency to tune in. PROGRAM NUMBER … Store or change program number. You can store 99 programs. NAME … Access the naming menu and name the program you have selected. EXTRA … Access the extra TV MANUAL TUNING menu. What’s on the extra TV MANUAL TUNING menu … FINE TUNE … Fine tune the frequency of a program or tuned program. You can fine tune within the range of -8 – +8. (DECODER) … A decoder is necessary for the reception of coded programs. Usually the decoder is detected automatically during tuning, but it can be selected via this menu option. Set DECODER to one of following options: ON (for decoder on) or OFF (for no decoder). (TV SYSTEM) … TV broadcast system – this option is only available on certain types of TV sets, as the TV broadcast system is usually selected automatically. SOUND (mono, stereo or language) … Several types of sound may be available for different programs, mono, stereo or different languages. On the relevant program or frequency select the options MONO (FM / NICAM mono sound), STEREO (NICAM / A2 stereo sound), MONO1 (mono language 1), MONO2 (mono language 2), MONO3 (mono language 3), or STEREO2 (stereo language 2). Even though you store a type of sound/language, you can switch between the various types while watching a TV programme. For further information, refer to the chapter ‘Surround sound and Home cinema’ on page 10 in the Guide. TV AUTO TUNING start DELETES PROGRAM GROUPS 1 . . . . . . . . TV MANUAL TUNING start store GO SEARCH . . . FREQUENCY 210 PROGRAM NUMBER 1 NAME DR1 EXTRA TV MANUAL TUNING accept GO FINE TUNE 0 DECODER OFF TV SYSTEM B / G SOUND STEREO 63

FREQUENCY … Indicates the frequency used for Link transmission. FINE TUNE … Used for fine tuning the Link frequency. (Only appears when your television is set up for use in a link room). What’s on the MODULATOR SETUP menu … MODULATOR … Indicates whether or not the modulator is activated automatically. Options are ON or OFF. What’s on the TV RECORD menu … NOW … Use this option to make an instant recording. Or, press RECORD twice to make an instant recording. TELETEXT … Use this option to make a timed recording via teletext. RECORD LIST … Use this option to check or delete your recordings. MENU … Use this option to make a timed recording via the recording menu. This menu is only available if a BeoCord V 8000 or HDR 1 is connected to your television. >> On-screen menus MODULATOR SETUP store GO MODULATOR ON LINK FREQUENCY search store GO FREQUENCY 599 FINE TUNE 0 TV RECORD select GO BBC NOW TELETEXT RECORD LIST MENU 64

SOURCE Depending upon the option you choose, SOURCE indicates either that a specific source is to be switched on or off. Options are: TV… To switch on the TV. (GROUPS) … If you have created Groups of programs and selected a Group as your source before entering Timer settings, you can select a program from this group as the source for the timed play function. STB(DTV) … To switch on a connected set-top box. STB(V.AUX) … To switch on a connected set-top box. V.MEM … To switch on a connected HDR 1 or video tape recorder. DVD … To switch on the DVD player. CD … To switch on a connected CD player. N. MUSIC, N. RADIO… For access to music files stored on a PC or to Internet radio sites. For further information about these sources, consult your Bang & Olufsen retailer. A.MEM … To switch on a connected audio recorder. RADIO … To switch on a connected radio. STANDBY … To switch the television off. If you have other compatible video or audio systems connected to your television, they are switched off as well. PROGRAM (Program number) … Once your source is chosen, choose the program number you want. START TIME and STOP TIME … Key in the times when you want the system to start and/or stop playing. If you have set the Timer source to STANDBY, it is only possible to enter a stop time. DAYS … Select the specific weekday(s) on which you want your Timer executed. All the weekdays will be displayed – starting with M for Monday. You can only use a source, such as A.MEM, if it is present in your setup. What’s on the TIMER ON/OFF menu … Select ON to make the television participate in a Play Timer or Standby Timer, and select OFF not to include the television in a Timer. TIMER PROGRAMMING store GO SOURCE TV PROGRAM 18 BBC START TIME 15:40 STOP TIME 16:40 DAYS M . . TF . S . . . PLAY TIMER INDEX 6:00 - 7:00 TV 3 ZDF MTWTF . . 20:00-22:00 TV 15 CNN MT . . . S . delete edit GO 15:40-16:40 TV 18 BBC M . . TF . . PLAY TIMER store GO TIMER ON 65

VIDEO … Select the position you want the television to turn to when you switch on a video source. AUDIO … Select the position you want the television to turn to when you switch on an audio source*. STANDBY … Select the position you want the television to turn to when it is switched off. *This only applies if no external speakers are connected to the television. This menu is only available if your television is equipped with an optional motorised stand. What’s on the AV1 menu … SOURCE … Select the source you have connected to the AV1 socket. Options are: NONE … if nothing is connected. V.MEM … for a connected HDR 1 or video tape recorder. DVD2 … for a connected DVD player or recorder. STB(DTV) … for a connected set-top box (registered as DTV). STB(V.AUX) … for a connected set-top box (registered as V.AUX). PC … for a connected PC. APPEND SOURCE … if you have connected a BeoCord V 8000 or HDR 1, and you have connected additional video equipment to it, it must be registered here. Options are: STB(DTV)… for a set-top box (registered as DTV). STB(V.AUX)… for a set-top box (registered as V.AUX). DVD2… for DVD player or recorder. DECODER… for a connected decoder. NONE… if nothing is connected. AUDIO SOCKET … Select which audio socket you have used for the source. Options are: A1, A2, A3, A4 or NONE. IR SOCKET … Select which IR OUT socket you have used for the source. Options are: C1, C2, C3, C4 or NONE. HDTV … If the source connected to this AV socket delivers HDTV, select which socket is used for HDTV; Options are: YPbPr or NO. >> On-screen menus STAND POSTIONS select GO VIDEO AUDIO STANDBY AV1 store GO SOURCE V.MEM APPEND SOURCE NONE AUDIO SOCKET NONE IR SOCKET NONE HDTV NO 66 NOTE! If your television is equipped with the HD- ready feature, a third option for the menu item ‘HDTV’ is available. This option is ‘DVI-I’. If you have connected HD equipment to your television, some video functions are affected: – The Set-top Box Controller menu described on page 8 does not appear; – If you have selected FORMAT 2 for letter-box pictures as described on page 11 in the Guide, you cannot scroll the picture up or down; – You cannot distribute sound or picture from a HD source to a product in a link room; – You cannot record an HD source, unless your HD equipment also provides a Standard Definition (SD) signal; – You cannot select the HD source when using the P-AND-P function described on page 9 in the Guide.

SOURCE … Select the source you have connected to the AV2 socket. Options are: NONE … if nothing is connected. V.MEM … for a connected video tape recorder or non-Bang & Olufsen hard disc recorder. DVD2 … for a connected DVD player or recorder. V.AUX … for other equipment (registered as V.AUX). V.AUX2 … for other equipment (registered as V.AUX2). STB(DTV) … for a connected set-top box (registered as DTV). STB(V.AUX) … for a connected set-top box (registered as V.AUX). DECODER … for a connected decoder. PC … for a connected PC. AUDIO SOCKET … Select which audio socket you have used for the connected source, if any. Options are: A1, A2, A3, A4 or NONE. IR SOCKET … Select which IR OUT socket you have used for the connected source. Options are: C1, C2, C3, C4 or NONE. HDTV … If the source connected to this AV socket delivers HDTV, select which socket is used for HDTV; Options are: YPbPr or NO. What’s on the AV3 menu … SOURCE … Select the source you have connected to the AV3 socket. Options are: NONE … if nothing is connected. DVD2 … for a connected DVD player or recorder. V.AUX … for other equipment (registered as V.AUX). V.AUX2 … for other equipment (registered as V.AUX2). STB(DTV) … for a connected set-top box (registered as DTV). STB(V.AUX) … for a connected set-top box (registered as V.AUX). PC … for a connected PC. AUDIO SOCKET … Select which audio socket you have used for the connected source, if any. Options are: A1, A2, A3, A4 or NONE. IR SOCKET … Select which IR OUT socket you have used for the connected source. Options are: C1, C2, C3, C4 or NONE. HDTV … If the source connected to this AV socket delivers HDTV, select which socket is used for HDTV; Options are: YPbPr or NO. What’s on the AV4 menu … SOURCE … Select the source you have connected to the AV4 socket. Options are: NONE … if nothing is connected. STB(DTV) … for a connected set-top box (registered as DTV). STB(V.AUX) … for a connected set-top box (registered as V.AUX). PC … for a connected PC. AUDIO SOCKET … Select which audio socket you have used for the connected source, if any. Options are: A1, A2, A3, A4 or NONE. IR SOCKET … Select which IR OUT socket you have used for the connected source. Options are: C1, C2, C3, C4 or NONE. HDTV … If the source connected to this AV socket delivers HDTV, select which socket is used for HDTV; Options are: YPbPr or NO. AV2 store GO SOURCE STB (DTV) AUDIO SOCKET NONE IR SOCKET C1 HDTV YPbPr AV3 store GO SOURCE STB (DTV) AUDIO SOCKET NONE IR SOCKET C1 HDTV NONE AV4 store GO SOURCE PC AUDIO SOCKET NONE IR SOCKET C1 HDTV NONE 67

SOURCE … Select the source you have connected to the CAMERA socket. Options are: NONE … Select this option if nothing is connected. STB(V.AUX) … Select this option if you have connected a set-top box. The set-top box can then be activated by means of V.AUX on Beo4. PC… Select this option if you have connected a PC to this socket. REMEMBER to switch off all equipment before connecting the PC – See page 33. PC can then be activated by means of PC on Beo4. CAMERA … Select this option if you have connected a digital camera (or a Camcorder). The camera can then be activated by means of CAMERA on Beo4. HDTV … If the source connected to this AV socket delivers HDTV, select which socket is used for HDTV; Options are: YPbPr or NO. What’s on the PROJECTOR menu … TYPE … Select which type of projector is connected. IR SOCKET … Select which IR OUT socket you have used for the connected projector. Options are: C1, C2, C3 and C4. What’s on the PICTURE menu … BRIGHTNESS … Adjusts the picture brightness. CONTRAST … Adjusts the contrast level in the picture. COLOUR … Adjusts the colour intensity in the picture. For video sources using the NTSC signal, a fourth option – Tint (colour shade or nuance) – will be available for adjustment. >> On-screen menus PICTURE store GO BRIGHTNESS . . . . . . . . CONTRAST . . . . . . . . COLOUR . . . . . . . . PROJECTOR store GO TYPE SELECT IR SOCKET C4 CAMERA store GO SOURCE CAMERA AUDIO SOCKET NONE IR SOCKET NONE HDTV NONE 68 NOTE! If your television is equipped with the HD- ready feature, a third option for the menu item ‘HDTV’ is available. This option is ‘DVI-I’.

VOLUME … Adjusts the volume level the TV uses when you switch it on. BASS … Adjusts the bass level. TREBLE … Adjusts the treble level. SUBWOOFER … (only available if you have connected a BeoLab 2 subwoofer) Adjusts the sound level from the subwoofer. LOUDNESS … The loudness feature compensates for the human ear’s lack of sensitivity to high and low frequencies. These frequencies are boosted at low volume levels so that low music becomes more dynamic. Loudness can be set to YES or NO. DEFAULT VIDEO … Set the speaker combination you want to use when switching on a video source in your system. DEFAULT AUDIO … Set the speaker combination you want to use when switching on an audio source in your system Refer to page 47 for further information on speaker combinations. What’s on the CLOCK menu … TIME … Indicates the time. DATE … Indicates the day. MONTH … Indicates the month. YEAR … Indicates the year. SYNCHRONISE … For synchronisation of the built- in clock with teletext. SHOW CLOCK … Choose YES if you want the time to be shown in the display permanently. What’s on the MENU LANGUAGE menu … Choose between the available languages. store GO TIME 20:00 DATE 23 MONTH APR YEAR 2001 SYNCHRONISE YES SHOW CLOCK YES CLOCK MENU LANGUAGE select accept GO DANSK DEUTSCH ENGLISH ESPAÑOL FRANÇAIS ITALIANO NEDERLANDS SVENSKA SOUND ADJUSTMENT store GO VOLUME ....... . . . . . BASS ....... . . . . . TREBLE ....... . . . . . SUBWOOFER ....... . . . . . LOUDNESS NO DEFAULT VIDEO SPEAKER3 DEFAULT AUDIO SPEAKER2 69

BRIGHTNESS … Adjusts the picture brightness. CONTRAST … Adjusts the contrast level in the picture. COLOUR … Adjusts the colour intensity in the picture. VOLUME … Adjusts the volume. This menu is only available, if you have connected a source to the DVI-I socket, registered it in the ‘CONNECTIONS’ menu and activated the source. What’s on the SPEAKER TYPE menu … CENTRE … Select your centre speaker. CONFIGURATION … Indicate whether one or two speakers are connected. FRONT … Select your front speakers. REAR … Select your rear speakers. SUBWOOFER … Indicate whether you have connected a BeoLab 2 subwoofer. Options are YES and NO. EXT. CENTRE … Select your external centre speaker, or set to NONE if no external centre speaker is connected. CONFIGURATION … Indicate whether one or two speakers are connected. What’s on the SPEAKER DISTANCE menu … CENTRE … Select the approximate straight-line distance in metres between your viewing position and the television centre speaker. LEFT FRONT … Select the approximate straight- line distance in metres between your viewing position and the left front speaker. RIGHT FRONT … Select the approximate straight- line distance in metres between your viewing position and the right front speaker. RIGHT REAR … Select the approximate straight- line distance in metres between your viewing position and the right rear speaker. LEFT REAR … Select the approximate straight-line distance in metres between your viewing position and the left rear speaker. >> On-screen menus SPEAKER DISTANCE store GO CENTRE 1.0 M LEFT FRONT 1.0 M RIGHT FRONT 1.0 M RIGHT REAR 1.0 M LEFT REAR 1.0 M HDTV SETUP BRIGHTNESS 31 CONTRAST 31 COLOUR 31 VOLUME 40 SPEAKER TYPE store GO CENTRE BEOLAB 7-2 CONFIGURATION SINGLE FRONT BEOLAB 8000 REAR BEOLAB 8000 SUBWOOFER YES EXT. CENTRE BEOLAB 7-4 CONFIGURATION SINGLE 70

LEFT FRONT … Adjusts the sound level from your left front speaker. RIGHT FRONT … Adjusts the sound level from your right front speaker. RIGHT REAR … Adjusts the sound level from your right rear speaker. LEFT REAR … Adjusts the sound level from your left rear speaker. … the two sound sequence options AUTOMATIC … If you select the automatic sequence, the sound shifts automatically between the external speakers every 2–3 seconds. To adjust the speaker levels you must move the cursor to the speaker you want to adjust first. MANUAL … If you select the manual sequence, the sound follows the speaker you highlight on the menu. You can then adjust the sound accordingly. When the cursor is placed on SEQUENCE you hear sound in the centre speaker. What’s on the SOUND SYSTEM menu … Sound systems that can appear in the menu are: DOLBY 3 STEREO, DOLBY PRO LOGIC, DOLBY DIGITAL, DOLBY D + PRO LOGIC, DTS DIGITAL SURROUND, MONO/STEREO. This menu is only available if speakers are connected in a surround sound system. What’s on the A–B Repeat menu … The A–B repeat function allows you to specify two points on a disc that form a loop to be played over and over. When you select the start or end point in the menu, the current playback point is stored. Select Off when you no longer wish to repeat playback of the selected section of the disc. SPEAKER LEVEL store GO SEQUENCE AUTOMATIC LEFT FRONT . . . . . . . . RIGHT FRONT . . . . . . . . RIGHT REAR . . . . . . . . LEFT REAR . . . . . . . . SOUND SYSTEM accept GO MONO / STEREO Play Mode A-B Repeat Repeat Random Search Mode A (Start Point) B (End Point) Off 71

The Repeat function allows you to repeat a title, chapter or track on a disc over and over. When you select a title, chapter or track in the menu, the current one is stored. Select Repeat Off when you no longer wish to repeat playback of the selected section of the disc. What’s on the Random menu … The Random function allows you to play titles, chapters or tracks on a disc in random order. Select Random Off when you no longer wish to repeat playback of the selected section of the disc. What’s on the Search Mode menu … The Search Mode function allows you to search through a disc, either by searching for a specific title or chapter, or by searching for a moment in elapsed time on a disc. Use the number buttons to move to this point in time. >> On-screen menus Play Mode A-B Repeat Repeat Random Search Mode Title Repeat Chapter Repeat Repeat Off Play Mode A-B Repeat Repeat Random Search Mode Random Title Random Chapter Random Off Play Mode A-B Repeat Repeat Random Search Mode Title Search Chapter Search Time Search 72

Dolby Digital Out … Options are Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital >PCM, which is two channel stereo sound. DTS Out … Options are DTS and DTS > PCM, which is two channel stereo sound. What’s on the Video Output menu … TV Screen … Select a picture format for your television. Options are 4:3 (Letter Box)*, 4:3 (Pan&Scan) and 16:9 (Wide). Component Out … Options are Interlace and Progressive. Select Progressive. Only change to Interlace, if you change AV Connector Out to Video. AV Connector Out … Options are Video, S-Video and RGB. Select RGB for best quality. *In ‘4:3 (Letter Box)’ the film is shown with black bars at the top and bottom of the screen. What’s on the Language menu … Audio Language … Select the language for audio playback from the languages shown, and if your preferred language is available on your DVDs, then audio playback will be in that language. Subtitle language … Select your preferred subtitle language from the languages shown, and if your preferred language is available on your DVDs, then subtitles will be shown in that language*. DVD Menu Language … Select your preferred language for the disc menus from the available languages shown, and if your preferred language is available on your DVDs, then the disc menus will be in that language. Subtitle display … Select whether or not subtitles are to be displayed during playback. *Some DVDs will require you to choose a subtitle language from a disc menu, even if you have previously selected a default subtitle language from the ‘Language’ menu. Initial Settings Digital Audio Out Video Output Language Display Options Dolby Digital Out Dolby Digital DTS Out DTS Initial Settings Digital Audio Out Video Output Language Display Options TV Screen 16:9 (Wide) Component Out Interlace AV Connector Out RGB Initial Settings Digital Audio Out Video Output Language Display Options Audio Language English Subtitle Language English DVD Menu Lang. English Subtitle Display On 73

OSD Language … Select the language for the menus from the languages shown. On Screen Display … Select whether or not status displays are to be shown on the screen. Options are On and Off. Angle Indicator … Select whether or not you wish the camera icon to appear on the screen during scenes with multiple camera angles. Options are On and Off. What’s on the Options menu … Parental Lock … Some DVDs feature a Parental Lock level. If you specify a level lower than the one contained on the disc, the disc will not play unless your pincode is entered. Some discs also support the Country Code feature. This means that the player does not play certain scenes on the disc, depending on the Country Code you set. Before you can set the Parental Lock level or the Country Code, you must enter a pincode. You can change the pincode at any time in the Parental Lock menu. Menus for the pincode, Parental Lock level and Country Code appear when you set Parental Lock to On. Use the number buttons on Beo4 to enter your pincode, Parental Lock level and Country Code and press GO to store your settings. DivX VOD® … Select to see your registration code. What’s on the Disc Navigator menu … The Disc Navigator menu allows you to quickly step to specific titles or chapters on a disc. Use the arrow buttons to select a title or chapter and press GO to start playback. >> On-screen menus Disc Navigator Title Chapter Initial Settings Digital Audio Out Video Output Language Display Options OSD Language English On Screen Display On Angle Indicator On Initial Settings Digital Audio Out Video Output Language Display Options Parental Lock Off (us) DivX VOD 74

Add a ‘button’ to the Beo4 list, 58 Changing the Beo4 batteries, Guide p. 25 Cleaning the Beo4, Guide p. 24 Configure Beo4, 58 Customise Beo4, 58 Introducing BeoVision 7 and Beo4, Guide p. 4 Move extra ‘buttons’, 59 Remove a ‘button’ from the Beo4 list, 59 Using Beo4, Guide p. 4 BeoLink Link connections, 52 Link frequency, 53 Link room operation, 55 Master Link socket, 32 System modulator, 53 Your television in a link room, 54 Camera Connect a Camera, 31 Copy from a Camcorder to a videotape, 31 CD Change tracks on an audio CD, Guide p. 21 Load and play an audio CD, Guide p. 16 Clock Set the time and date, 23 What’s on the CLOCK menu, 69 Computer monitor Adjust picture and sound, 7 Bring up the computer image on the screen, 7 Connect a computer, 33 Connections Aerial and mains connection, 30 Audio system – connect to the television, 50 BeoCord V 8000 video tape recorder, 36 Camera, 31 Connections – your television in a link room, 54 Connect speakers – surround sound, 43 Decoder, 34 Headphones, 31 Link room connections, 54 Loudspeakers, 32–33 Register additional video equipment, 40 Set-top box, 35 Socket panels, 32–33 Sockets for temporary connections, 31 What’s on the AV1 menu, 66 What’s on the AV2 menu, 67 What’s on the AV3 menu, 67 What’s on the AV4 menu, 67 What’s on the CAMERA menu, 68 What’s on the PROJECTOR menu, 68 Contact Contact Bang & Olufsen, Guide p. 26 Decoder Connect a decoder, 34 Displays and menus Displayed information and menus, Guide p. 5 DVD menus, 61 On-screen menus, 60 75

Disc navigation, 74, Guide p. 17 DVD – audio language, 73, Guide p. 18 DVD – on-screen menus, 61, Guide p. 18 DVD operation, Guide p. 17 DVD – Parental Lock, 74, Guide p. 21 DVD - subtitle language, 73, Guide p. 18 Load and play a DVD, Guide p. 16 First-time setup First-time setup procedure, 14 Format Change the picture format, Guide p. 11 Groups Create Groups, Guide p. 14 Move programs within a Group, Guide p. 15 Select programs in a Group, Guide p. 14 What’s on the PROGRAM GROUPS menu, 62 Headphones Connect headphones, 31 Home cinema Change speaker combination, Guide p. 10 Change to Home cinema mode, Guide p. 11 Connect an IR receiver, 39 Connect an IR transmitter, 39 Connect a projector, 39 Home cinema setup, 38 Language Change sound type or language, Guide p. 8 Choose menu language, 26 First-time setup – choose menu language, 14 What’s on the MENU LANGUAGE menu, 69 Loudspeakers Change speaker balance or combination, Guide p. 10 Connect speakers, 43 Place external speakers, 42 Set speaker distance, 44 Sound adjustments, 46 What’s on the SPEAKER DISTANCE menu, 70 What’s on the SPEAKER LEVEL menu, 71 What’s on the SPEAKER TYPE menu, 70 Maintenance About the contrast screen, Guide p. 24 Change Beo4 batteries, Guide p. 25 Handling your television, 28 Maintenance of your television, Guide p. 24 Master Link Audio system with your television, 50 Connect your audio system, 50 Option setting, 50 Use integrated audio/video system, 51 Picture Adjust brightness, colour or contrast, 24 Change the picture format, Guide p. 11 Picture-and-Picture function, Guide p. 9 Remove the picture from the screen, 24 What’s on the PICTURE menu, 68 Pincode Activate the pincode system, Guide p. 22 Change or delete your pincode, Guide p. 22 If you have forgotten your pincode, Guide p. 23 Use your pincode, Guide p. 23 Placement Set up your television, 28 Set positions for the television to turn to, 22 Turn the television, Guide p. 7 What’s on the STAND POSITIONS menu, 66 Position of television Set positions for the television to turn to, 22 Turn the television, Guide p. 7 What’s on the STAND POSITIONS menu, 66 Set-top box Connect a set-top box, 35 Set-top Box Controller menu, 8 Universal Beo4 operation, 9 Use the set-top box in a link room, 9 Use the set-top box’s own menu, 9 Socket panels Camera and headphones sockets, 31 Socket panels, 32 >> Index 76

Adjust volume, bass or treble, 25 Change sound type or language, Guide p. 8 Change speaker balance or combination, Guide p. 10 See the name of the active sound system, 48 What’s on the SOUND ADJUSTMENT menu, 69 Stand Determine the centre position – first-time setup, 15 Set positions for the television to turn to, 22 Turn the television, Guide p. 7 What’s on the STAND POSITIONS menu, 66 Subtitles DVD – subtitle language, 73, Guide p. 18 Subtitles from teletext, Guide p. 13 Surround sound Adjust speaker balance, Guide p. 10 Calibrate the sound level, 45 Choose speaker combination, 47, Guide p. 10 Connect speakers, 43 Place external speakers, 42 See the name of the active sound system, 48 Set speaker distance, 44 Sound adjustments, 46 What’s on the SOUND ADJUSTMENT menu, 69 What’s on the SOUND SYSTEM menu, 71 What’s on the SPEAKER DISTANCE menu, 70 What’s on the SPEAKER LEVEL menu, 71 What’s on the SPEAKER TYPE menu, 70 Teletext Basic teletext functions, Guide p. 12 Day-to-day use of MEMO pages, Guide p. 13 Store favourite teletext pages, Guide p. 13 Timed recording via teletext, 10 Timer Set the television to switch itself on and off, 4 Set the time and date, 23 Timed play and timed standby, 4 Timed recording via teletext, 10 View, edit or delete a Timer, 5 Tune Add new TV programs, 21 Adjust tuned programs, 19 Auto-tuning – first-time setup of your television, 15 Delete tuned programs, 18 Move tuned programs, 16 Name tuned programs, 17 Re-tune via automatic tuning, 20 What’s on the ADD PROGRAMS menu, 62 What’s on the AUTO TUNING menu, 63 What’s on the extra TV MANUAL TUNING menu, 63 What’s on the TV MANUAL TUNING menu, 63 TV programs Add new TV programs, 21 Adjust tuned programs, 19 Auto-tuning – first-time setup of your television, 15 Bring up a program list, Guide p. 6 Delete tuned programs, 18 Edit tuned programs, 16 Move tuned programs, 16 Name tuned programs, 17 Re-tune via automatic tuning, 20 Select a TV program, Guide p. 6 What’s on the ADD PROGRAMS menu, 62 What’s on the AUTO TUNING menu, 63 What’s on the EDIT PROGRAMS menu, 62 What’s on the extra TV MANUAL TUNING menu, 63 What’s on the PROGRAM GROUPS menu, 62 What’s on the TV MANUAL TUNING menu, 63 Video tape recorder – BeoCord V 8000 Check the recordings already set, 12 Connect a video recorder, 36 If you have a BeoCord V 8000 …, 10 Play and search through a tape, 10 Record via on-screen menu, 11 Timed recording via teletext, 10 Wake-up Timer Enter a Wake-up Timer, 6 Check or delete a Wake-up Timer, 6 Set the time and date, 23 77

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