Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 7 Product guide

BeoVision 7
Reference book

For the US-market only!
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found
to comply with the limits for a class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential
installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate ra-
dio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to ra-
dio or television reception, which can be determined
by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by
one or more of the following measures:
– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
– Increase the separation between the equipment
and receiver.
– Connect the equipment into an outlet on a
circuit different from that to which the receiver
is connected.
– Consult the retailer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.
For the Canadian market only!
This class B digital apparatus meets all require-
ments of the Canadian Interference-Causing
Equipment Regulations.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or
electric shock, do not expose this appliance
to rain or moisture. Do not expose this equip-
ment 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. The disconnect
device shall remain readily operable.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol
within an equilateral triangle, is intended
to alert the user to the presence of un-
insulated “dangerous voltage” within the
product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric
shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and main-
tenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the product.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of
electric shock, do not remove
cover (or back).
No User-serviceable parts inside.
Refer servicing to qualified service
personnel.

Tables of contents in the Reference book
The content 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, 7
– Placement, sockets and connections, 15
– Tuning and preference settings, 25
– BeoLink system, 61
– Index, 72
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The illustration on this page shows the
content of the menu system, and also
indicates where in the Reference book
you can find further information
about the menus.
The menus available when you select
DVD or the digital tuner are shown on
the next pages.
Menu overview
MENU
CHANNEL SETUP
EDIT CHANNELS (p. 40)
RF (p. 38)
FINE TUNE (p. 42)
LINK CHANNEL (p. 65)
PL AY TIMER
TIMER ON /OFF (p. 8)
TIMER INDEX (p. 9)
PLAY TIMER PROGRAMMING
(p. 9)
WAKEUP TIMER (p. 10)
OPTIONS
CONNECTIONS (p. 31)
AV1
AV2
AV3
AV5
AV6 (p. 22)
RF
DISPLAY 1
DISPLAY 2
SOUND
SOUND ADJUSTMENT (p. 45)
SPEAKER T YPE (p. 32)
SPEAKER ROLES (p. 33)
SPEAKER DISTANCE (p. 34)
SPEAKER LEVEL (p. 35)
SOUND SYSTEM (p. 36)
PICTURE (p. 44)
CLOSED CAPTIONING (p. 50)
PARENTAL CONTROL (p. 48)
TV PARENTAL GUIDELINES
MPAA RATING
ACCESS CODE
CLOCK (p. 47)
STAND POSITIONS (p. 46)
VIDEO
AUDIO
STANDBY
STAND ADJUSTMENT (p. 28)
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Play Mode
A-B Repeat
A (Start Point)
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
5
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.
For information about the built-in DVD player,
refer to ‘Use the DVD player’ on page 12 in the
Guide.

On this page you find the main menu of the
built-in ATSC tuner, which contains submenus
that you can use to make your own settings,
enter information on your current terrestrial
or cable setup and make channel searches.
The V-CHIP menu within the ATSC tuner menu
allows you to restrict access to particular
channels or rated contents*. Restriction of
access in the ATSC tuner and in the TV tuner
is set independently of each other.
The American ATSC main menu.
The structure of the menu system may change
with new software. For information about the
ATSC digital tuner, refer to page 18 in the Guide
and page 54 in the Reference book.
The Korean ATSC main menu.
>> Menu overview
MAIN MENU
CHANNEL
AUTO SCAN
AIR
CABLE AUTO
CABLE STD
CABLE HRC
CABLE IRC
FAVOURITE CHANNEL
CHANNEL ADD/DELETE
SIGNAL STRENGTH
CAPTION
ON/OFF
ANALOGUE MODE
DIGITAL MODE
DIGITAL FONT OPTIONS
V-CHIP (ENTER YOUR PIN)
CHANGING PIN
US RATING SETTING
CANADIAN RATING SETTING
SETUP
TIME
DAYLIGHT SAVING
TIMEZONE
SOUND
MULTI-TRACK SOUND
DIGITAL OUTPUT
MENU LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
SPANISH
FRENCH
VERSION INFORMATION
MAIN MENU
CHANNEL
AUTO SCAN
AIR
CABLE
FAVOURITE CHANNEL
CHANNEL ADD/ DELETE
SIGNAL STRENGTH
SETUP
MULTI-TRACK SOUND
DIGITAL OUTPUT
VERSION INFORMATION
6
*NOTE! The Caption and V-CHIP menus are not
available in Korea.

• Set the television to switch itself on and off, 8
• Wake-up Timer, 10
• Use connected video equipment with Beo4, 12
Placement, sockets and connections, 15
Find out how to handle and place your television, where the sockets are placed,
and how to connect and register extra equipment.
Tuning and preference settings, 25
Find out how to set up your television for the first time and scan in channels. This
chapter also contains information about settings for time, date, picture, sound,
parental control and Closed Captioning.
BeoLink system, 61
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, set up your television in a link room and how to customise Beo4 to
your television.
Index, 72
Find the subject you want to know more about.
Advanced operation
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.
7

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.
To enter settings for timed play or timed
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.
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 47 in the Reference book.
Set the television to switch itself on and off
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You can only use a source, such as A.MEM, if it is
present in your setup. If the television is set up in
a link room, Timer programming must be carried
out on your main room system.
Abbreviations for days of the week:
M … Monday
T … Tuesday
W … Wednesday
T … Thursday
F … Friday
S … Saturday
S … Sunday
What’s on the TIMER PROGRAMMING
menu …
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.
DTV … To switch on the ATSC digital tuner.
V.AUX … To switch on equipment registered as
V.AUX, such as a set-top box.
V.AUX2 … To switch on equipment registered
as V.AUX2.
V.MEM … To switch on a connected video
recorder.
DVD … To switch on the built-in DVD player.
DVD2 … To switch on a connected 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.
DTV RADIO … To switch on digital radio. Only
available if your system is equipped with the
built-in ATSC module.
STANDBY … To switch the television off. If you
have other compatible systems connected to
your television, they are switched off as well.
CHANNEL (Channel number) … Once your source
is chosen, choose the channel number you
want.
SUB CHANNEL …When you have chosen a
channel number, choose the sub channel
number. This is only possible when watching
digital TV. The sub channel is indicated with a
Channel Delimiter.
START TIME and STOP TIME … Key in the times
when you want the television 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.
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.
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.
TIMER PROGRAMMING
SOURCE TV
CHANNEL 18 BBC
SUB CHANNEL
START TIME 15:40
STOP TIME 16:40
DAYS M . . TF . S
set days
store GO
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 . .
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Wake-up Timer
You can make the television wake
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.
You must choose the source and channel
number of your Wake-up Timer as well as the
start time.
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.
Enter a Wake-up Timer
WAKE UP TIMER
store GO
SOURCE TV
CHANNEL 21 BBC
SUB CHANNEL
START TIME 07:00
ON / OFF ON
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Check or delete a Wake-up Timer
What’s on the WAKE UP TIMER menu …
SOURCE
Depending upon the option you choose,
SOURCE indicates that a specific source is to be
switched on. Options are:
TV … To switch on the TV.
DTV … Switch on the ATSC digital tuner.
V.AUX … To switch on equipment registered as
V.AUX, such as a set-top box.
V.AUX2 … To switch on equipment registered
as V.AUX2.
V.MEM … To switch on a connected video
recorder.
DVD … To switch on the built-in DVD player.
DVD2 … To switch on a connected 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.
DTV RADIO … To switch on digital radio. Only
available if your system is equipped with the
built-in ATSC module.
CHANNEL (Channel number) … Once your source
is chosen, choose the channel number you
want.
SUB CHANNEL …When you have chosen a
channel number, choose the sub channel
number. This is only possible when watching
digital TV. The sub channel is indicated with a
Channel Delimiter.
START TIME … Key in the times when you want
the television to start.
ON/OFF … Change the ON/OFF setting to OFF if
you wish to delete the Wake-up Timer.
You can only use a source, such as A.MEM, if it is
present in your setup.
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 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.
PLAY TIMER
select GO
TIMER ON / OFF OFF
TIMER LIST
TIMER PROGRAMMING
WAKE UP TIMER 07:00
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Buttons on the remote controls included with
your equipment may not match those on
Beo4. To see which Beo4 buttons activate
specific services or functions, bring up the
Peripheral Unit Controller menu on the
screen.
Press a source button to switch
on connected equipment
Press to bring up the Peripheral
Unit Controller menu
Press the number button that
activates the function you want,
or …
… press one of the coloured
buttons to activate a function
When you have selected
connected equipment as a
source, press MENU twice to
bring up the television main
menu.
Example of a Peripheral Unit Controller menu –
The Beo4 buttons are shown to the left on the
menu, and the functions they control are shown
to the right. The menu may also list buttons on
the remote control included with your connected
equipment.
The built-in Peripheral Unit Controller
acts as an interpreter between
connected video equipment, such as
a set-top box, video recorder or DVD
player, and the Beo4 remote control.
You can use the Beo4 remote control
to gain access to the channels and
functions offered by your equipment.
Some functions are available via Beo4
when you switch on the equipment.
Additional functions are available
through a Peripheral Unit Controller
menu that you bring up on the
screen.
For instruction in the various
functions offered by your equipment,
please refer to the product’s own
user’s guide.
Not all connected video equipment are
supported by Bang & Olufsen. For further
information about supported equipment,
contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer.
Use connected video equipment with Beo4
Peripheral Unit Controller menu
V MEM
MENU
1 – 9
PROGRAM GUIDE
RADIO/TV MODE
MENU
INFORMATION
PROGRAM GROUPS
SUBTITLE LANGUAGE
AUDIO LANGUAGE
SETUP
PROGRAM LIST
1
2
3
4
5
PROGRAM GUIDE
RADIO/TV MODE
MENU
INFORMATION
PROGRAM GROUPS
SUBTITLE LANGUAGE
AUDIO LANGUAGE
SETUP
PROGRAM LIST
1
2
3
4
5
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Direct Beo4 operation
If you know which Beo4 button activates the
function you want, you can activate the
function without bringing up the Peripheral
Unit Controller menu first.
While your equipment is on …
Press one of the coloured
buttons to activate a function
Press GO and then or to
step up or down through, for
example, set-top box channels
Press and hold GO to bring up
the Program guide or the ‘Now/
Next’ banner on the screen if
you are using a set-top box that
supports these functions
Use equipment menus
Once you have activated connected
equipment, you can operate its own menus
with Beo4.
While equipment menus are 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 channel lists
Exits menus, or returns to a
previous menu*
Use the number keys to enter
information in menus or services
when relevant
Exits menus, enters or exits
different modes, such as radio
Use the coloured buttons as
indicated in the menus of your
connected equipment
*Depending on the source you
have selected, you may have to
press EXIT twice instead of STOP
to return to a previous menu.
Use equipment from a link room
When you have connected equipment to the
television in the main room, you can operate
it via the link room television. However, the
Peripheral Unit Controller menu cannot be
displayed on the television screen in the link
room.
Press to switch on equipment 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
1 – 9
EXIT
GO
GO
V MEM
GO
1 – 9
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Placement, sockets and connections
We expect your Bang & Olufsen
retailer to deliver, install and set up
your products.
However, in this chapter, you can find
out how to place and connect your
television. It also gives you an
overview of the connection panels.
We recommend that you follow the
procedure described below when you set
up your television:
– Unpack and place your television as
described on the following pages
– Consider the appropriate surroundings
for your television.
– Connect the cables, additional
equipment, and speakers as described
on the following pages.
– Connect the television to the mains.
This procedure is described in detail on
the following pages.
Advanced operation, 7
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 recorder
Placement, sockets and connections, 15
• Set up the television, 16
• Connection panels, 20
• Sockets for temporary connection, 22
Tuning and preference settings, 25
Find out how to set up your television for the first time and scan in channels. This
chapter also contains information about settings for time, date, picture, sound,
parental control and Closed Captioning.
BeoLink system, 61
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, set up your television in a link room and how to customise Beo4 to
your television.
Index, 72
Find the subject you want to know more about.
15

Set up the television
For information about the connection
panels, refer to pages 20–22. 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 sun-
light or direct artificial light, such as a spot-
light, 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 50–105°F
(10–40°C).
– Do not place any items on top of the tele-
vision.
– Always place your television on a firm and
stable surface.
– Do not attempt to open the television.
Leave such operations to qualified service
personnel.
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 and tilt freely.
Handling your television
16

The television can be placed in several ways,
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.
Placement options
Placement of connection panels
1 Cover for sockets for temporary connection,
such as camera and headphones sockets.
Push in to open, push again to close.
2 Mounting bracket for stand or wall bracket.
3 Covers for the connection panel. Here you
also find the mains supply connection. Pull
out at the bottom to remove.
1
2
3
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>> Set up the television
The diagrams on this page outline how to set
up the television with video sources and loud-
speakers.
The diagrams on the opposite page outline
how to expand your setup, for example in a
home cinema system with a projector and a
home automation system.
Video signals
Connect your video signal sources, such as cable,
antenna, or satellite to the sockets mentioned on
the diagram.
Loudspeakers
Use Bang & Olufsen Power Link speakers. Use the
cables enclosed with the speakers. Longer cables
are available from your Bang & Olufsen retailer.
If you loop the signals from speaker to speaker,
remember to set the L – R switch on each looped
speaker in a pair to different settings.
Additional video equipment
The sockets on the main connection panel allow you
to have many different types of video equipment
connected at the same time. We expect your
Bang & Olufsen retailer to deliver, install and set
up your products. IR-transmitters
In order to operate non-Bang & Olufsen products
with Beo4, attach a low-power IR-transmitter to
each of the products. Plug each IR-transmitter into
the corresponding socket marked PUC on the main
connection panel.
Equipment with HDMI™ input
Equipment with HDMI input can be connected to
any of the four HDMI sockets, regardless of the
particular AV socket group to which you have
connected the equipment. For further information
about how to set up connected equipment for
use, refer to the chapter ‘Register additional video
equipment’ on page 30.
Connections
Cable
network
POWER LINK 1
SUB
POWER
LINK
2–6
ANT 2
ANT 1
ANT 1
HDMI IN
(A–D)
AV (1–6)
Digital cable/
HDTV box
ATSC
TV signal Analogue TV signal
AV 3
AV 2
AV 1
HD/Blueray
[DVD2]
Digital Satellite
[TV]
PVR Box
[V MEM]
AV 5
MASTER LINK
VGA
BeoMedia
[PC]
AV 6
Camera
[CAMERA]
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This diagram shows types of additional video
equipment that can be connected to the television
at one time, as well as the source name you can
choose for the equipment in the CONNECTIONS
menu, which is described on page 30.

Audio system
If you have a Bang & Olufsen audio system with a
Master Link socket, you can connect it to your tele-
vision. Use a Master Link cable, and connect it to
the Master Link socket on the main connection
panel. Refer to ‘Program the AV setup – Option’
on page 62.
Home cinema setup with projector and a
home automation system
The television also supports the use of a projector.
You can also connect a home automation system
to the system, and thereby control room lights and
curtains.
If the built-in receiver for the remote control signals
(IR-receiver) is hidden behind the lowered projection
screen, you must set up an external IR receiver, as
well. The IR-receiver is available as an optional
accessory from your Bang & Olufsen retailer.
Mains supply connection
Connect the television to the wall outlet. Use the
~ socket on the main connection panel. A tiny, red
light appears in the IR-receiver. The television is in
standby mode and ready to be used.
The television can only be switched off completely
by disconnecting it from the wall socket.
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 quality!
PROJECTOR OUT PUC 1+2 IR-IN
CINEMA CONTROL
Home
Automation
system
ML
19
*NOTE! It takes the television 20 seconds to start
up and become ready for use.

Connection panels
The connection panels on your
television 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 30.
For further information about
connecting speakers in a surround
sound setup, refer to the chapter ‘Set
up the television’ on page 16.
PROJECTOR OUT (DVI-D OUT)
Socket for connection of a projector.
HDMI-IN (A – D)
HDMI™ (High Definition Multimedia Interface)
sockets for connection of an HDMI video source
or a PC. Sources connected to these sockets can
be registered to any of the AV socket groups.
Supported formats are: TDMS HDMI, 50 and
60 Hz, 480p, 576p, 600p, 768p, 576i, 480i, 720p,
1080p, 1080i.
AV 1
Socket group for the connection of a primary
video recorder or set-top box. You can also
connect other types of extra video equipment.
AV 2
Socket group for the AV connection of additional
video equipment.
AV 3
Socket group for the AV connection of additional
video equipment.
The television keeps a signal path open between a
recorder connected to the AV1 socket group and
a recordable source connected to the AV3 socket
group.
This allows you to set the source on AV3 to switch
on automatically, as well as set a recorder on AV1
for timed recording of the source on AV3,
provided your connected equipment supports
these functions.
AV 5
Socket group for the AV connection of additional
video equipment.
POWER
LINK
CENTRE
1
1 (SUB)
2
3
4
5
6
MASTER LINK
STAND
AV 5
R INL IN
VIDEO
IN
SPDIF PUC
VIDEO
IN
L-IN
R-IN
VIDEO
IN
L-IN
R-IN
VIDEO
IN
L-IN
R-IN
VIDEO
OUT
PUC
L-OUT SPDIF
R-OUT PUC
VIDEO
OUT
L-OUT
R-OUT
Y
Pb
Pr
Y
Pb
Pr
SPDIF
SPDIF
AV 1 AV 3AV 2
CONTROL
PUC
TTL RS232 PUC 1+2 IR-IN
HDMI INDVI-D OUT
APROJECTOR OUT B C D
DTV DATA
CINEMA
CONTROL
VGA IN
1
2
ANT
LINK TV
OUT
Analogue
ATSC
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