Bang & Olufsen BeoCenter 2 Manuel utilisateur

BeoCenter 2

Guide

Contents

How to use your music system, 4

Find out how to switch on and operate sources,

such as CD, radio or DVD 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, 11

Find out how to activate special CD playback

functions, how to name and edit CDs

Make your music system start and stop

automatically, 12

Find out how to name and activate Timers

Make sound settings, 13

Find out how to set your own preferences for

volume, bass, treble, balance and loudness

Make option settings, 14

Find out how to change the basic settings of your

music system

This Guide explains how to operate your

BeoCenter 2. It will guide you through the

operations available for your system. All

instructions regarding setting-up and the

Socket unit are found in the separate Guide

included with the Socket unit.

A typical page in this Guide is laid out in the

following way:

An illustration explaining the menus.

The basic idea of the described menus or

functions.

List of the menu items.

Additional useful information, specific

circumstances which may occur during

operation, or conditions which may need to be

fulfilled.

How to use the pincode system, 15

Find out how to activate and use the pincode

system

DVD operation, 16

Find out how to play a DVD and to use the DVD

menus on the television screen. Settings for the

DVD OPTIONS menu on BeoCenter 2 are also

explained

Use the Beo4 remote control, 19

Find out how to use the Beo4 remote control and

operate your music system from a distance

Index, 20

Your music system is designed for close-up

operation. Use the music system to listen to

radio or CD. Just press a single button on the

close-up operation panel to listen to

the sound of your choice.

Slide your finger around the ‘wheel’ to adjust

volume.

How to use your music system

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RADIO

DISC

LOAD

LIST EXIT

Switches on the radio

Starts playback of a loaded disc

Opens and closes the disc compartment

Brings up extra sources, functions and menus in the display

Selects radio programs, tracks on a CD, or N.MUSIC* tracks,

or menu items

Steps back one level in the menu system or leaves the menu

system

Switches BeoCenter 2 to standby

RADIO

DISC

LOAD

LIST

0 – 9

EXIT

•

Searches through a CD, steps between folders in N.MUSIC

mode*, and moves the cursor sideways in menus

Steps between radio programs, tracks on a CD or in N.MUSIC

mode* and moves the cursor up or down in menus

Enters fill-in menus, confirms and stores choices in menus.

While listening to a CD, press to pause playback, press again

to resume playback

Brings up the subtitle menu when watching a DVD

Brings up the disc menu when watching a DVD

Brings up the audio language menu when watching a DVD

Calls up the camera angle menu when watching a DVD

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▼

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*NOTE! The coloured buttons are also used when

listening to N.MUSIC, refer to the BeoLink PC 2

Guide for further information.

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RADIO

DISC

LOAD

LIST EXIT

LOAD DISC

NOTE! BeoCenter 2 can also be operated with the

Beo4 remote control. For further information,

refer to page 19.

Loading a disc…

Press LOAD to open the disc compartment.

When the disc compartment is open, load the disc

with the label facing you.

Press LOAD again to close the disc compartment

or just press DISC to play the loaded disc.

Socket for headphones

When headphones are plugged in, the speakers,

connected to your music system, are muted.

The status display…

The extended status display is not switched on

permanently. Only the first line is displayed all the

time. When you operate the music system, the

display shows additional information, such as

track time and CD name briefly. If you change the

display setting to EXTENDED, the display always

shows current status and additional information.

For further information, see page 14.

Indicator light…

The indicator light below the display flashes when

you touch a button. The light shines continuously

when the music system is in standby.

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The menu system of BeoCenter 2

gives you several options. Choose

extra functions and features via the

menus or make your own setup

preferences.

The current settings for the functions

are shown in the menu, for example

‘RANDOM – ON or OFF’.

The symbols explained to the right

help you find your way around the

menus. Use the arrow keys to move

around the menu system. To enter a

fill-in menu, you must press GO.

Whenever you leave a menu by

pressing EXIT, the system detects if

any changes have been made and

asks you whether or not to store

them.

If you try to access a menu which requires that

a specific source is switched on, the display

informs you what to do. If your system is set

up in a Audio/Video system, some settings

must be made on the connected television or a

connected radio.

How to read menu symbols

Menu level symbols…

.One dot in front of a menu indicates that

you have moved down one level in the menu

system.

.. Two dots in front of a menu indicates that

you have moved down two levels in the

menu system.

... Three dots in front of a menu indicates that

you have moved down three or more levels

in the menu system.

.OPTIONS

1 SET CLOCK

2 ACTIVATE TIMER

3 SELECT LANGUAGE …

4 DISPLAY SETUP …

5 LIST OPTIONS

6 DVD OPTIONS …

The arrow cursor…

An arrow in front of a menu indicates the

position of your cursor as well as the

availability of submenus, to move to the

next level, you must press

A hollow arrow indicates that these

particular menus are not available at the

moment.

... Three dots after a menu name indicate that

further submenus are available.

.OPTIONS

1 SET CLOCK

2 ACTIVATE TIMER

3 SELECT LANGUAGE …

4 DISPLAY SETUP …

5 LIST OPTIONS

6 DVD OPTIONS …

The square cursor…

A square in front of a menu name indicates

the position of your cursor and that this is a

fill-in menu. To enter these menus, you

must press GO.

A hollow square indicates that settings for

these particular menus are not available at

the moment.

…PRESET VOLUME

PRESET LEVEL: 52

STORE IGNORE

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

…PRESET VOLUME

PRESET LEVEL: 40

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

…PRESET VOLUME

PRESET LEVEL: 52

STORED

How to use the menus

1 N.MUSIC

2 N.RADIO

3 A.AUX

4 CD RANDOM

5 CD REPEAT

6 CD EDIT

7 TIMER

8 SHOW CLOCK

9 SETUP …

.SETUP

1 RADIO …

2 AUDIO CD …

3 TIMER …

4 SOUND …

5 OPTIONS …

.. SOUND

1 PRESET VOLUME

2 ADJUST BALANCE

3 SET TONE

Press

▲

▼

to adjust the PRESET LEVEL up or

down

Press GO to store your settings directly, then

STORED appears in the display

Press EXIT to leave the menu

– If you choose not to store your settings, press

to move the cursor to IGNORE and press GO, or

just press EXIT again

STORED appears in the display

How to change a setting…

Press LIST to bring up the menu system

Press

▼

to move down to SETUP

Press

to enter the SETUP menu

Press

▼

to move down to SOUND

Press

to enter the SOUND menu

Press GO to enter the PRESET VOLUME menu

Main menus…

Enters the menu system

Moves up or down

Enters a submenu

Backs up through menus

Enters a fill-in menu

Exits the menus

Fill-in menus…

Adjusts up or down, selects or deselects in menus

Stores settings and leaves the menu

Moves between settings or brings up additional

information in the display

Exits a menu, press twice to exit without storing

LIST

▲

▼

EXIT

▲

▼

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EXIT

Once your music system is installed

and switched on for the first time,

you are guided through the first-time

setup procedure. The first time setup

consists of:

– Menu language selection

– Auto tuning of radio programs

– Setting the time and date

– Adding to the list of sources and

functions which appear in the

display when you press LIST

– Setting display preferences

First-time setup

…

1 SELECT LANGUAGE …

2 AUTO TUNING

3 SET CLOCK …

4 LIST OPTIONS …

5 DISPLAY SETUP …

The FIRST-TIME SETUP menus appears automatically

when you switch the system on for the first time.

What’s on the FIRST-TIME SETUP menus…

SELECT LANGUAGE... Select your preferred

language for the menus in the display from the

list of available languages.

AUTO TUNING... Let the music system tune in all

available FM radio programs for you. The

display will prompt you to check your aerial

connection before tuning.

SET CLOCK... Set the built-in clock to the correct

time and date.

LIST OPTIONS... Add sources, functions and

menus to the list which appears in the display

when you press the LIST button.

DISPLAY SETUP... Select the display reading, you

prefer for radio, CD and status respectively.

Useful hints…

All the settings you make during first-time setup,

can be changed via the OPTIONS menu at any

time. For further information on the OPTIONS

menu, refer to page 14.

If your music system is connected to a Bang &

Olufsen television or radio with clock function,

the SET CLOCK menu does not appear. You set

the clock via the television or radio.

The options, which appear when you

press LIST, are additional sources,

functions or menus.

From the factory, the only menu

entry available when you press the

LIST button is SETUP. To switch on

additional sources or create shortcuts

to frequently used functions, such as

CD RANDOM or TIMER, add these

sources or functions to the list. For

further information, refer to page

14.

Call up additional sources, functions and menus

LIST

1 N.MUSIC

2 N.RADIO

3 A.AUX

4 CD RANDOM [ON/OFF]

5 CD REPEAT [ON/OFF]

6 CD EDIT [ON/OFF]

7 TIMER [ON/OFF]

8 SHOW CLOCK

9 SETUP …

1 RADIO …

2 AUDIO CD …

3 TIMER …

4 SOUND …

5 OPTIONS …

Press the LIST button to call up additional sources,

functions and menus. The contents of the list

depends on what you have added to it.

N.MUSIC... Select to listen to N.Music.

N.RADIO... Select to listen to N.Radio.

A.AUX... Select to access equipment connected

to the AUX socket. This only activates the AUX

socket.

CD RANDOM (ON/OFF)... Select to activate or

deactivate the random playback function for

CD.

CD REPEAT (ON/OFF)... Select to activate or

deactivate the repeated playback function for

CD.

CD EDIT (ON/OFF)... Select to activate or

deactivate playback of the edited series of the

loaded CD.

TIMER (ON/OFF)... Select to activate or deactivate

the Timer function.

SHOW CLOCK... Select to call up the clock briefly

in the display.

SETUP... Select to call up the setup menu, for

details on the contents of the setup menu, refer

to the following pages.

Useful hints…

You can select a menu by its number (1–9), or

toggle a function on or off by pressing the

appropriate number. If for example the function

CD RANDOM ON/OFF is number 4 in the menu

system, press 4 to toggle the function on or off.

You navigate in the menus by means of the arrow

keys. You can also select a specific menu by means

of the number keys. Press the EXIT button twice if

you wish to leave the menu system without

storing your settings.

If you add for example CD RANDOM to the LIST

options, you actually create a shortcut to this

function. For further information, refer to page 14.

For further information about special CD playback

functions, refer to page 11.

NOTE! If your BeoCenter 2 is set up in a

Master Link system and a computer with

BeoLink PC 2 is connected, you can listen to

N.Music or N.Radio via BeoCenter 2. For further

information refer to the BeoLink PC 2 Guide.

Let the music system find available

radio programs for you. You can

store up to 60 radio programs.

Once a program is stored, you access

it directly by keying in the program

number or by stepping through all

the stored programs.

You can rearrange the order in which

tuned radio programs appear or

delete them via the MOVE PROGRAM

or DELETE PROGRAM menus.

A name, transmitted by the

broadcaster, may be shown in the

display, but you can name the radio

programs yourself.

To store an added program, you

must enter the STORE PROGRAM

menu.

Tune in and edit radio programs

. . RADIO

1 AUTO TUNING …

2 MOVE PROGRAM

3 DELETE PROGRAM

4 ADD PROGRAM …

5 EDIT PROGRAM …

1 PROGRAM 1

…

60 PROGRAM 60

1 TUNE [FREQ, FM …]

2 NAME PROGRAM

3 STORE PROGRAM

1 TUNE [FREQ, FM …]

2 NAME PROGRAM

3 STORE PROGRAM

To enter the RADIO menu, press LIST, enter the

SETUP menu and then enter the RADIO menu.

What’s on the RADIO menu…

AUTO TUNING... Use this menu to tune in all

radio programs automatically. Only FM

programs can be tuned in automatically.

MOVE PROGRAM... Use this menu to change

the order in which your tuned radio programs

appear.

DELETE PROGRAM... Use this menu to delete

unwanted radio programs from the list of

available programs.

ADD PROGRAM... Use this menu to add new

programs, name and store an added program.

EDIT PROGRAM (1–60)... Use this menu to fine

tune programs, name and store the relevant

programs.

Useful hints…

Radio program names can contain up to 17

characters including numbers. When you name a

program, choose characters by pressing

▲

. To

delete a character you have entered, press

▼

To change between upper and lower case letters,

choose either the arrow pointing upwards or

downwards in the menu.

If the stereo signals are not strong enough to

produce acceptable sound, the music system

automatically switches to mono sound.

If you have found a radio program but the

reception is poor, you can fine tune it via the

EDIT PROGRAM menu. You can also key in the

exact frequency of a radio program and store it

with a program number.

If you tune in programs via the ADD PROGRAM

menu, your previously tuned programs are left

unchanged. They keep their program names, their

order in the program list, and any special settings

you may have stored for these programs. However,

if you tune in programs via the AUTO TUNING

menu, your settings for previously tuned programs

are deleted.

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