User manual BANG & OLUFSEN BEOLAB 3500

[. . . ] BeoLab 3500 Guide CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back). WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. Do not expose this equipment to dripping or splashing and ensure that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, are placed on the equipment. To completely disconnect this equipment from the AC Mains, disconnect the mains plug from the wall socket. [. . . ] In order to display these functions, you must first add them to the Beo4 list of functions. Refer to the chapter `Customising your Beo4' in the Beo4 Guide. 11 Information in the display VOL 36 The current volume level. LOUDNESS The display shows the current loudness setting ­ shining steadily for `on', blinking `LOUDNESS' and `OFF' for `off'. 12 Make a Wake-up Timer A Wake-up Timer is a once-only Timer, and is deleted once it has been executed. You can also delete a Wake-up Timer yourself. Choose the time and a specific source, such as CD, for your Wake-up Timer. Unless you specify differently, the Wake-up Timer starts on the last played radio station. To make BeoLab 3500 wake you up every morning, for example, program your main audio or video system for Timer Play. For further information, refer to the Guide included with your main system ­ and to page 7 in this Guide. To make a Wake-up Timer . . . > Press the button for the source you wish to use, such as RADIO or CD. If you choose CD as your source, make sure that a CD is loaded in the audio system. > If necessary, use the number buttons to enter a program number and press GO. Once you have made one Wake-up Timer, BeoLab 3500 automatically suggests the time you entered for the last Wake-up Timer in the display, when you start to make a new timer. To delete a Wake-up Timer . . . > Press GO to confirm. 13 Information in the display ON ­:­ ­ BeoLab 3500 is ready for you to key in a time for your Wake-up Timer. ILLEGAL The time you entered is not correct, simply key in a different time. About the Wake-up Timer and Timer Play A Wake-up Timer you make on BeoLab 3500 may overrule a Timer Play you have programmed on your main room system. A. MEM >> The double arrows pointing right (>>) indicate that the recording is being fast forwarded. CD 12 You are listening to track number 12 on a CD in a single CD player. CD3 4 You are listening to disc number 3 and track number 4 on a CD in a multi-CD player. LOAD If there is no disc in your CD player, DVD player, audio or video tape recorder when you press the source button, the display reminds you to load it by flashing LOAD three times. N. MUSIC You are listening to N. MUSIC ­ the Bang & Olufsen term for music stored on a PC ­ on BeoLink PC2/ BeoPort. N. RADIO You are listening to N. RADIO ­ the Bang & Olufsen term for Internet radio programs ­ on BeoLink PC2/ BeoPort. RECORD RECORD blinks three times in the display to inform you that a recording is progressing. In order not to spoil the recording, the system automatically switches to the source that is being recorded instead, and you hear it on the link speaker. V. MEM 1 You are listening to recording number 1 on your video recorder. 16 Set up BeoLab 3500 On the next pages is explained how to install BeoLab 3500 in a cable based Master Link system or in a wireless Master Link system. [. . . ] 14­15) in this Guide. When you have finished setting-up BeoLab 3500, connect it to the mains supply. When first switched on, the red stand-by indicator in the display will light up and, after a while, the clock will be shown in the display. However, if your main system is of a type without the clock option, the display will only show : Option settings BeoLab 3500 can be set to the following Options: Option 0: Used if you want to disable remote control operation. Option 4: Used if you install BeoLab 3500 in the same room as your main system (for example in a large L-shaped room with two separate listening positions). [. . . ]