Bang & Olufsen BeoSound Moment User manual

BeoSound Moment
Type 2980 – 2988
BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox)
Type 2979, 2998
BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart)
Type 2997
Installation Guide
English - version 1.1
Version 1.0 - 2015-01-26

Introduction 2
Introduction
BeoSound Moment is a one touch music player, that instantly start the music and set the atmosphere you want. BeoSound Moment support the
music service Deezer, radio stations selected by TuneIn, music on your DLNA server, music from your handheld device that is played via bluetooth
and especially music via your BeoMusic App.
BeoSound Moment also has RCA connectors (line-in) for connecting stereo from another audio system, .
Output wise BeoSound Moment connects to wired loudspeakers via two Power Link cables and furthermore it connects up to 8 wireless speakers.
For Wireless Power Link the BeoSound Moment works in the wireless 5 GHz U-NII band frequency spectrum. It is compliant with and will only work
with all new Bang & Olufsen WiSA approved speakers and speakers connected to the BeoLab Receiver 1.
The WiSA technology offers multi-channel wireless sound performance setup. The benets for the Bang & Olufsen customer are:
- Eliminates cable clutter.
- Offers complete exibility when decorating your room.
- Is an easy add-on to an existing wired setup.
- Delivers high-quality wireless sound.
BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) connects to the home router/AP either via a LAN cable or wirelessly. The BeoSound Moment interface
(Jukebox) connects to the home router/AP wirelessly only. NAS (Network Attached Servers; Twonky based DLNA servers; see Media Server
page 21 and page 26) must connect to the same home router/AP and likewise for the devices that are running the BeoMusic App. The 2.4
GHz frequency spectrum is used for all these devices.
How to use this installation guide
This installation guide gives introduction to the product and step by step instructions on how to:
- What are the LEDs, indicators, buttons, and connectors used for, Also how to connect and mount the product.
- First time setup and additional setup of speakers, services and settings..
- Subscribing to sources, connect with bluetooth hand held devices, and operate by remote controls and Apps.
- Use of ServiceTool, change serial number and make SW update when replacing modules.
- Troubleshooting situations are listed with solutions. Additional to this are hints to investigate the 5 GHz environment re. Wireless Power Link.
- Other 'nice to know' subjects are dealt with. Also the connector specications are shown.
Warning
Installation and replacement of parts must be made by Bang & Olufsen certied installers only.

How to use this installation guide 3
Legend
Style Meaning
Reset Bold text represents a menu point in the display.
Text on a grey background represents a push button in the display.
Navigation in this guide
When the guide is opened, it automatically opens in Full Screen Mode (can be
left as desired - see below). This is primarily done to optimise the usability of
screen reading. There are several ways to navigate when using the guide, see
the survey of keys, shortcuts and hot keys below:
/ (arrow keys on the keyboard) navigates to the next page
/ (arrow keys on the keyboard) navigates to the previous page
Esc (Esc button ) exits Full Screen Mode (press Ctrl + Lto return to
Full Screen Mode).
Another feature to optimise the navigation is the navigation icons at the
bottom of the screen (see below for explanation).
Navigates you to the previous view
Navigates you directly to the start page
Navigates directly to the table of contents (these are active links
- click the link to be directed directly to the associated section)
Prints the document - the print dialogue box opens (Ctrl + Palso
brings up this feature)
Navigation TIP
The right side of this page and the Table of Contents, page 70, acts as an
active table of contents. Simply click the subject you want and you are
transferred to the section in question.
Reset
Introduction
Placement of BeoSound moment
Mounting
First time setup
Site survey (Wi-Spy)
Operating the BeoSound Moment
Settings
Troubleshooting
Use of ServiceTool
Nice to know
Subscribing to sources
How to use this installation guide
Push button functions
LED indications
Combination of Channel pattern and product type No.
Distance between 5 GHz transmitters
Connection specications
BeoSound Moment - what is it!
BeoSound Moment - buttons and LED indicators
Display indicators
BeoSound Moment connection panel

BeoSound Moment - What is it! 4
BeoSound Moment - What is it!
When you are in front of a BeoSound Moment, you are not close to neither a radio nor a CD player!
BeoSound Moment is intentionally developed to be a player of your music collection whether it is already a music collection on your network
attached storage (NAS), your music collection on BeoSound 5/BeoMaster 5, a bunch of play lists on Deezer (see explanation below if needed),
favourite music radio channels selected from TuneIn (see explanation below if needed).
If you already are having an account on Spotify, the play lists there can be converted and transferred to play lists on Deezer; see page 50.
Similarly if you are have iTunes hosted on your computer, this can be chosen as the DLNA media server (NAS); see page 21.
BeoSound Moment is not just at device to play your music collection, playlists or favourite radio channels, BeoSound Moment adds magic as it can
play music from your collection in the mood you choose by the MoodWheel and by the help of this can add new tracks in the same mood if
desired. And additionally BeoSound Moment adaptively learns your listening pattern throughout a week, which means that you can choose
PatternPlay so that your listening preference is what you get when 'at the time' where PatternPlay is activated.
However it is still possible to setup play lists and arrange rendering in such a way that e.g. one artist or one album is played only.
System overview
BeoSound Moment consists of two devices:
- BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) only connected
wirelessly.
- BeoSound Moment hub (Sound Heart) either connected wired
(recommended) or wirelessly.
BeoSound Moment is used to play and handle your music
collection that can consist of playlists on your Deezer account,
your favourite radio stations on your TuneIn account and your
music collection on your media server such as BeoSound 5/
BeoMaster 5.
The music tracks or radio channels are played in speakers
connected either wired, wirelessly or via the TV speakers.
(Speaker connections are not shown).
Additionally playing from a hand held device is possible via
bluetooth or using a cable to the line-in connection that can
also be used for an ordinary CD or DVD/BD player or the like.
Return to this guide
BeoSound Moment 24234567
Radio station playing is announced (and message)
Current track
BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart)
BeoMusic App
e.g.
BeoSound 5
BeoMaster 5

BeoSound Moment - Worth to know! 5
Worth to know!
Before the installation or rst time setup is started at, certain knowledge and hints are worth to know about in beforehand.
The rst time setup is guiding you through all necessary steps to make the BeoSound Moment able to play. Observe though that you probably
afterwards need to follow up on certain setup activities, like connection to all your speakers, wired, wireless or via the TV setting up streaming
services etc.
Prerequisites
Wireless network access
A wireless network that is the home router/AP - also called the access point (AP) must be up and running, and the name of this (SSID; not hidden)
and the related password must be known.
The 2.4 GHz frequency spectrum is used for all these devices.
Connections of the BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) and a hand held device is made wirelessly, whereas it is recommended to use wired
LAN connections to the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) and a media server, although it is possible to use wireless connections.
Descriptions on whether to use a Basic Network setup or a Bang & Olufsen Network setup is found in the BeoLink Handbook (on BeoWise); see in
the section about Active Infrastructure.
Music service - accounts
If accounts are already created - or desired to have - for music (Deezer, see page 24) and radio (TuneIn, see page 25) services, it is necessary to
have those accounts prepared in advance and especially to know the respective e-mail addresses (used as user name), and password.
Note: Deezer and TuneIn both have decided to use an e-mail address as user name. The intention is not to use or re-sell such information for
marketing, spam-mails or similar. Instead the two service providers would send out information to their users about improvements to the services.
Speaker
At least one speaker must be connected to the BeoSound Moment. This can be speakers via a Power Link cable, speakers with Wireless Power Link
communication (must be powered On and ready for being associated with (scanned)) or TV speakers.
AP

BeoSound Moment - Worth to know! 6
BeoMusic App
The BeoMusic App may be used as remote control with the BeoSound Moment. By this control of play lists, sources and favourite radio channels is
possible. See how to use the BeoMusic App page 32.
The BeoMusic App is applied to the hand held device from Apple App Store or Google Play Store; see page 49.
QR-code used to download the BeoMusic App
from AppStore
QR-code used to download the BeoMusic App
from Google Play
Bluetooth setup
A hand held device holding music content, can be connected to the BeoSound Moment, through which the music content can be played. The
recent 8 bluetooth connections can be membered by the BeoSound Moment. See how to establish bluetooth connection page 49.

BeoSound Moment - Worth to know! 7
Entertainment mode
MoodWheel
When the display side is visible a MoodWheel can be shown in the display, divided in 3 rings. Moods are organized in 4 main directions:
- Up is bright and happy.
- Down is dark and contemplative.
- Left is relaxing.
- Right is energetic.
Other directions are a mood mix of these nearest main moods. The circle is subdivided in 99 moods.
When the MoodWheel is touched a white spot is placed at the touch point that will be the position in the MoodWheel from where music is
played. Each of the three rings has a meaning as follows:
- Inner ring is your own play lists and music collection.
- Outer ring is unknown music provided by Deezer but not from the play lists or music collections.
- Middle ring is playing tracks of the mood chosen. Tracks are chosen from own collection and from the outer ring.
See more in the guide delivered with the BeoSound Moment or in BeoSound Moment, which is presented when you take off the Socket cover,
and in the About list bottom line: General information read about the MoodWheel.
When the wooden side is not visible the display can shift between three views in an endless loop: mood wheel, tiles of covers/radio channels and
list of tracks.
PatternPlay
By just a one-touch of the centre of the wooden circle playing will start automatically, playing that music you would be likely to listen to at this
time. PatternPlay learns the rhythm of your home. This is an adaptive function that tracks what you are playing, what day of the week it is and
what time of the day. PatternPlay learns from every interaction of the use. The more BeoSound moment is used the smarter PatternPlay gets and
the better it works.
If the music played is not what you desire, then turn to the display side and select what you want to hear right now! This can be either from the
MoodWheel or selecting a track or radio channel from the display.
PatternPlay can be activated from the centre of the wooden circle, and when the BeoSound Moment is in standby it can be activated from the
BeoRemote One.
In a BeoLink setup where the speakers of the TV are used with the BeoSound Moment, PatternPlay can be controlled by the BeoRemote App, by
the BeoRemote One and from a source list on the TV.

BeoSound Moment - buttons and LED indicators 8
BeoSound Moment - buttons and LED indicators
The use of the buttons is listed on see page 11 .and the meaning of the LED indications is listed in page 14 .
Avoid the pitfalls
Mute button
The BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) has a Mute button in the front left side of the ledge of the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart).
This Mute button will only mute the sound, although it is still playing. The Mute LED is solid green when Mute is On.
When the BeoSound Moment is connected to TV speakers, the Mute LED will not light when the Mute button is ON.
Playing can be started by either pressing the Mute button again or press Play via the a single tap in the centre button of the touch wheel or start
playing from the BeoMusic App.
Socket cover
The socket cover can be on and off. When 'on' it is important that the Socket cover is in proper position, guided by the guide pins and activating
the Socket cover button.
- Socket cover off: Settings mode, and the settings menu is displayed. The IR receiver is inactive when the Socket cover is Off.
- Socket cover on: Entertainment mode - that is the playing mode or normal operation mode.
Wireless
Speaker LED
Network LED
Wireless
Speaker
button
Network
button
Power On/Off
button
and Power
Status LED
Socket cover
button
IR receiver
Mute
button
Mute LED
Charging
interface
Socket
cover

BeoSound Moment connection panel 9
BeoSound Moment connection panel (rear side)
ETHERNET
Connects to a home router/switch using a LAN cable (Network Link Product cable) in stead of
wireless connection to an Access Point.
SPEAKERS
Connects to speakers using Power Link Product cable.
LINE IN
Connects to a music source using RCA connectors. See page 41 about sensitivity on LINE IN.
Connects using a mains cable. See also page 52.
SERVICE
Underneath the cover marked SERVICE a USB socket is present. It can be used for SW update using a USB memory
stick. See page 58.
SERVICE 14

Display indications 10
Display indications
Battery charging indications - on display
When the BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) is placed in charging mode on the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) a colour dot indication
is shortly seen in the lower right corner of the display.
Red ........ 10% or less of the battery capacity is left.
Orange .. between 10% and 50% of the battery capacity is left.
Green ..... more than 50% of the battery capacity is left.
Symbol indications - on display
Error indications may be seen in the lower right corner of the display when the BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) is in entertainment mode as
follows:
............. (Blinking yellow) The BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) is not connected to the home router/AP. Move within range of the home
router/AP and make sure the home router/AP is powered On and available. Availability of the home router(AP can be tested by another
wireless device. If home router/AP is available, press the symbol and follow instructions on the display.
............. (Blinking yellow) BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) can not nd BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart). Make sure the BeoSound
Moment hub (SoundHeart) is powered On and after a power On wait approx. 1 min.
Press the symbol and follow instructions on the display.
............. (Solid yellow) Something is wrong. Take off Socket cover. Error could be that a source is not congured or playback has failed or no
content is found.
To help resolve the problem follow instructions on the display.

Push button functions 11
Push button functions
Wireless Speaker button
User activity Action/mode Comment
Take off Socket cover Settings mode Activates the settings mode
Press Wireless Speaker button Sound wizard displayed Sound wizard displayed - offering the possibilities to set up wired and wireless speakers
guided via the display
Network button
User activity Action/mode Comment
Take off Socket cover Settings mode Activates the auto detection mode
Press Network button SoftAP mode The BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) disconnect to the AP and acts as a SoftAP.
See page 51. Setting up to the home router/AP is required manually via the display
Power button
User activity Action/mode Comment
Press button On or Off The button toggles between Power On and Off
Mute button
Note: The Mute button will only mute the sound, although it is still playing. This is different to activating the centre part of the touch wheels that
acts as a Pause/Play button.
User activity Action/mode Comment
Press button On or Off The button toggles between Mute On and Mute Off

Push button functions 12
Reset functions
Factory Reset (via Settings menu)
Factory Reset is recommended to be done using the Settings menu, as follows:
- Remove Socket cover.
- Select Reset.
- Press
Reset
.
- After a while the First time setup wizard starts requesting for ‘Choose language’ etc.
Factory Reset (via buttons)
- Remove Socket cover
- Press the Wireless Speaker button and the Network button simultaneously for
5s. Meanwhile all LEDs will be solid for 5 s and then turn Off (Mute LED is not
involved).
The BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) will display a message indicating
that factory reset is being performed. Prerequisite to this is that the BeoSound
Moment interface (Jukebox) has connection to the BeoSound Moment hub
(SoundHeart) via the home router/AP.
- After a while the First time setup wizard starts requesting for ‘Choose language’ etc.
All LEDs
State Signal Time Comment
Factory reset Orange (solid) Off after 5 s time-out All LEDs will stay orange during the factory reset activity
Rebuild
Rebuild is activated from the BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) by removing the Socket cover and activating Reset and press
Rebuild
.
Rebuild is used to wipe the database of the tracks, covers and moods and when activated a new build will be made; see page 44.
Settings regarding: language, time, date, music sources etc. are not affected.
Wireless
Speaker
button
Network
button

Push button functions 13
Shutdown and reboot - BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox)
Shutdown and reboot of the BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) is used in rare situations when e.g. the display is frozen or not reacting.
Especially the BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) must be shutdown if replaced by a new one and returned to factory.
Shutdown and reboot the BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox), following these instruction steps:
- Remove the BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) from the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) so it is not in charging position.
- Press and hold a thin pointy device (e.g. a paper clip) into the pin-hole for 2 seconds and let go. This will shutdown (Power Off) the BeoSound
Moment interface (Jukebox).
If less than 1 second no action will take place. (If more than 5 seconds the aluminium touch wheel and the wood touch wheel will loose function;
to continue from this situation, place the BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) for charging in the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) and
redo all the above instruction steps).
- Wait 4 seconds.
- Place BeoSound Moment interface (Jukebox) for charging on the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) by which the BeoSound Moment interface
(Jukebox) will wake-up.
Hub (SoundHeart) reset
Reset of the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) is used to power Off the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) after which it will restart, based
on the already entered settings.
Press and hold a thin pointy device (e.g. a paper clip) into the pin-hole next to the USB cover (marked SERVICE) of the BeoSound Moment hub
(SoundHeart) for about 3 seconds which will reset (Power Off and Power On) the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart).

LED indications 14
LED indications
Wireless Speaker LED indications
State Signal Time Comment
Standby Off - Product is in standby mode
Normal operation Off - Normal operation and no speakers are connected wirelessly
Normal operation White
(solid)
Off after 10 s time-out Speakers are connected wirelessly
Speaker connections behave normally.
Scanning (associating) Green (fast ashing) 100 ms/100 ms
no time-out
In setup mode and open for associating with (scanning for) speakers
Leaving scan mode (associating) Green (slow ashing) 200 ms/200 ms
until speaker are setup
Speakers are associated with (found) but not set up yet
Wireless Power Link strength low Orange (solid) no time-out The general Wireless Power Link connection quality is low
Wireless Power Link failure Orange (fast ashing) 100 ms/100 ms
no time-out
Wireless Power Link network failure
Network LED indications
State Signal Time Comment
Network module is booting White (slow ashing) 200 ms/200 ms Booting BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart)
Network connected White (solid) - Wired or wireless network connection is established and signal strength is strong
Network not connected Orange (slow ashing) 200 ms/200 ms
no time-out
Wired or wireless network connection is not established
Critical rmware problem Red
(slow ashing)
200 ms/100 ms
no time-out
Critical rmware problem. Disconnect product from mains and reconnect. If problem
persists, start fault nding
SoftAP mode (initiated automatically
or manually). See page 51.
Green
(slow ashing)
200 ms/100 ms Product in setup mode
Product Status LED indications (Power LED)
State Signal Time Comment
Turning to
Standby mode
Red (solid)
5 s then
Green (solid)
- Product is in standby mode, and silent.
Occur according to Power Saving settings, after 2 and up to 30 minutes when not playing,
or set to Standby by remote control
Power On Green (ashing) until
started up
- Product is being powered On and starting up
Normal operation Green (solid) - Sound is heard from speakers
Software update Red
(ashing)
100 ms/100 ms
min 1 s then Off
When update is completed the product automatically restarts. During update do not operate
or switch Off the product
Remote control command received Green (solid) off for 100 ms Product receives a remote control command
Mute LED indications
State Signal Time Comment
Mute On (active) Green
(solid)
-The Mute toggle function is On; music signal is turned off in the entire product
Note: This mode differs to the Play/Pause function chosen by the function wheel
Mute Off (deactive) - - The Mute toggle function is Off

Scenarios supported 15
Supported scenarios
Stand alone
BeoSound Moment in one room, streaming music to wireless/wired
speakers.
As as stand alone audio system with speakers connected directly either
wired via Power Link or wirelessly via Wireless Power Link Tx.
Sharing speakers with TV - Network Link
Sharing speakers with the TV in same room.
In an integrated setup also known as 'television speaker sharing'. This
means that if a customer has an existing Bang & Olufsen Network Link TV
and speakers connected to this, the customer can add BeoSound
Moment to the system without the need for extra speakers if the TV has
the latest software update.

Scenarios supported 16
Sharing speakers with TV - Master Link
Sharing speakers with Master Link TV.
In an integrated setup with a Master Link television via the BeoLink
Converter NL/ML existing Master Link speakers can be a part of the
experience.
Set up the BeoLink Converter NL/ML as follows:
- Connect a computer to the BeoLink Converter NL/ML (discover IP address
e.g. using 'Fing' on a hand held device; see page 45).
- In Settings > MasterLink, ensure a check mark is set: ML enabled
√
.
- Set ML role to A Master or AV Master.
- In Settings > NetworkLink, ensure Connect to (primary) has the
BeoSound Moment 12345678 (actual serial number) selected from the
drop down list.
- In Sources visible in ML, the various sources on the BeoSound Moment
can be mapped between the ML source and the NL source as shown in
the table below (example only):
ML source NL product name NL source
RADIO BeoSound Moment 12345678 Radio
A.MEM BeoSound Moment 12345678 PatternPlay
CD BeoSound Moment 12345678 Music
A.AUX BeoSound Moment 12345678 Line-In
N.RADIO Empty Empty
N.MUSIC BeoSound Moment 12345678 Bluetooth
Sources setup in the BeoSound Moment (i.e. Deezer, TuneIn, DLNA/NAS, Bluetooth, and Line-in) can be played in the ML products.

Mounting - Cabling 17
Mounting
The BeoSound Moment can be placed at any at surface.
Take into account obstacles that may attenuate the signals to the wireless network (Access Point) as well as the wireless speaker connection.
Wireless speakers - reduced distance
The BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) is not equally sensitive in all directions regarding the wireless power link signals. Consequently this
reduces the distance to placement of wireless speakers in certain directions. This is especially at each side, behind and below the BeoSound
Moment hub (SoundHeart). The distance must be at least 1 m / 3.3 ft and in certain cases the distance may be reduced to 2m / 6.6ft although
often higher distances can be obtained. See also page 18.
Cabling
Connection to ETHERNET, SPEAKERS and LINE-IN is made as usual for Bang & Olufsen products; see page 9.
A mains cable appropriate for the country is used to connect the mains outlet to the mains supply socket. See also page 52.

Placement of BeoSound Moment 18
Placement of BeoSound Moment
The BeoSound Moment has a wireless
power link transmitter with an
omnidirectional transmission
characteristic, although this can not be
an ideal sphere.
The transmitter and the receivers of the
loudspeakers must have line-of-sight.
The transmitter and the speakers are
placed inside an area that is
recommended to have the maximum
measurements of 9 × 9m / 30 × 30ft.
The distance between the BeoSound
Moment and any receiver must not
exceed 12 m / 40 ft.
Ideally there must be placed no objects
between the BeoSound Moment and
the speakers - especially not objects
consisting of material that will block or
totally reect the wireless signals.
Distance to wireless speakers may at
least be 1 m / 3.3 ft.
Due to blind spots to the sides, behind
and underneath the BeoSound
Moment hub (SoundHeart) the
sensitivity is lower. This may reduced
the distance to speakers from the max.
of 12 m / 40 ft to 2m / 6.6ft.
See also page 62 about Distances
between 5 GHz transmitters.
9 m / 30 ft
9 m / 30 ft
maximum 12 m / 40 ft

First time setup 19
First time setup
First time setup is a wizard controlled guide that helps conguring the basic settings of the BeoSound Moment. The First time setup is mandatory
to follow at rst installation after delivery from factory and after each Factory reset to default settings; see page 12.
Optionally settings for e.g. speaker, media servers and streaming services (Deezer and TuneIn) can be done at any time later. Lift off the Socket
cover, and from the display select between the possibilities for settings.
First of all ensure that the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) is powered On - Power Status LED is solid green and also that the BeoSound
Moment interface (Jukebox) is charged or placed in charging position on the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart).
Note: The setup sequence brings the BeoSound Moment hub (SoundHeart) temporarily into SoftAP mode. See page 51.
Initiating setup
The BeoSound Moment is brought into First time setup by rst initiating a Factory reset (see page 12) and after a while the First time setup
wizard will start requesting the needed choices and entries.
Language
- Choose language amongst those made available and
then press .
- Choose country - choose the proposed country or press
to get a drop down list and select from
this and then press .
- Choose keyboard language - choose the proposed
keyboard language or press to get a
drop down list and select from this and then press .
Home router/AP
- Choose home network - select from drop down list
and then press .
- Enter the appropriate Password by tapping in the
Password eld and enter password using the keyboard and press
Done
and press
Confirm
.
English
Dansk
Nederlands
Français
Deutsch
Italiano
日本語
한국어
Português
Русский
ㆶ։ѣᮽ
Español
Svenska
繁体中文
Choose language
Choose language - Example of displayed wizard page during First time setup

First time setup 20
Speakers
The user can choose between wireless speakers, wired speakers or TV speakers during First time setup. Additional speaker set up can be done at
any time after First time setup. One speaker type must be selected and for wired speakers at least one speaker must be connected. The user can
go forth and back between the speaker types until a
Yes
button is pressed. For each of the speaker types an appropriate question is presented:
- Do you want to add wireless speakers? and choose by a tab on
Yes
or
No
.
- Do you want to add wired speakers? and choose by a tab on
Yes
or
No
.
- Do you want to use the TV speakers? and choose by a tab on
Yes
or
No
.
If no speakers are found, a message is displayed that no speakers are found and another try is made possible. Going to previous page even makes
it possible to connect wireless speakers.
When a
Yes
button related to either of the speaker types is pressed and a speaker is found connected, a page is displayed as follows:
- Setting up speaker channels left and right.
Note: Subwoofers must be set up manually afterwards see
page 39.
Noise will be emitted from one of the speakers found.
Tap on the appropriate speaker symbol (left/right) matching
the speaker emitting noise.
In case of only two speakers the other speaker will be the
speaker for the other channel.
In case of more speakers and subwoofer(s) these must be
set up later; see page 39.
In case the TV speakers are selected the BeoSound
Moment, the TV must be waked up and connection is
established.
Setting up speaker channels left and right
Place yourself in your favorite listening position.
When sound is heard in one of the speakers, tab the speaker icon corresponding to the
speaker the sound comes from (to your right or your left).