User manual BANG & OLUFSEN BEOCENTER 2

[. . . ] BeoCenter 2 Guide Contents 3 This Guide explains how to operate your BeoCenter 2. It describes operation of BeoCenter 2 both with and without DVD function. This means that information about DVD functions is included in the Guide whether your BeoCenter 2 is equipped with DVD or not. lnstructions regarding setting-up and the Socket unit are found in the separate Guide included with the Socket unit. How to use your music system, 4 Find out how to switch on and operate sources via the close-up operation panel How to read the menu symbols, 6 Get an explanation to the symbols which appear in the menus How to use the menus, 7 Find out how to move around in menus and how to make settings in fill-in menus First-time setup, 8 Find out about the first-time setup procedure Call up additional sources, functions and menus, 9 See which functions, features and menus can be activated via the close-up operation panel Tune in and edit radio programs, 10 Find out how to tune in, move, name and delete radio programs Audio CD settings, 12 Find out how to activate special CD playback functions, how to name and edit CDs Make your music system start and stop automatically, 13 Find out how to name and activate Timers Make sound settings, 14 Find out how to set your own preferences for volume, bass, treble, balance and loudness Make option settings, 15 Find out how to change the basic settings of your music system How to use the pincode system, 16 Find out how to activate and use the pincode system DVD operation, 18 Find out how to play a DVD and how to use the DVD menus on the television screen. [. . . ] Use this menu to adjust the balance between your speakers. Use this menu to adjust bass and treble to your liking and switch the loudness feature on or off. If you do not store the sound adjustments you make, the music system will return to the preset sound levels once you switch it off. Volume level can always be adjusted via the closeup operation panel or the Beo4 remote control. When the music system is connected to a Bang & Olufsen television, sound must be adjusted as described in the Guide for the television. Make option settings 15 You can change the basic settings of your music system to your liking. The OPTIONS menu allows you to set the clock, switch the Timer function on or off, set DVD options* or choose language. You can also set your preferences for the display and select the sources and functions which should appear when you press the LIST button. . 2 ACTIVATE TIMER [ON/OFF] 3 SELECT LANGUAGE . . . 5 LIST OPTIONS [N. MUSIC . . . ] 6 DVD OPTIONS . . . 1 SCART SENSE OUT 2 DVD SOUND 3 SCART VIDEO OUT [RGB/CVBS . . . ] 4 PARENTAL LOCK 1 RADIO 2 CD 3 STATUS [DEFAULT/ EXTENDED] To enter the OPTIONS menu, press LIST, enter the SETUP menu and then enter the OPTIONS menu. Use this menu to set the built-in clock to the correct time and date. ­ This menu only appears if your music system is not connected to a television. Use this menu to switch the Timer function on or off. Select ON to include speakers connected to the music system in a Timer. Use this menu to select your preferred language for the texts in the display from the list of available languages. Use this menu to select the type and amount of display information for radio and CD. The settings for RADIO and CD determine what is shown at the top of the display, such as radio text, or a CD name. The setting for STATUS determines whether display information is shown temporarily ­ that is, during use of the close-up operation panel ­ or permanently. Use this menu to add functions, features and menus to the list which appear when you press LIST. Use this menu to select settings for DVD. For further information, refer to page 21. * Useful hints . . . From the factory, the only menu entry available when you press LIST is SETUP. [. . . ] The WEEE directive requires that both manufacturers and end-consumers dispose of electrical and electronic equipment and parts in an environmentally safe manner, and that equipment and waste are reused or recovered for their materials or energy. Electrical and electronic equipment and parts must not be disposed of with ordinary household refuse; all electrical and electronic equipment and parts must be collected and disposed of separately. Products and equipment which must be collected for reuse, recycling and other forms of recovery are marked with the pictogram shown. When disposing of electrical and electronic equipment by use of the collection systems available in your country, you protect the environment, human health and contribute to the prudent and rational use of natural resources. Collecting electrical and electronic equipment and waste prevents the potential contamination of nature with the hazardous substances which may be present in electrical and electronic products and equipment. [. . . ]