BEOLINK 7000 Providing a dialogue between you and ‘your Bang & Olufsen audio/video system, the Beolink 7000 places entertainment dose at hand. Whenever you touch the Beolink 7000, it responds by telling you what the system is doing. At the same time, it offers you the operating keys for the functions currently available. When and where they are relevant. In short, the Beolink 7000 guides its user through the various operation sequences, simply by making only the necessary keys available. This guide offers an introduction to the various functions... Your Beolink 7000 will take you the rest of the way! User's guideInformation about specific function or features in “your Bang & Olufsen audio/video system is found in tho ser’ guide enclosed withthe system. Ityou want an overview ofa the possibilities your Beolink 7000 opens up, look through the Lexicon fon page 32. The Lexicon and the sample pictures ofthe blue display shown in this quide may include Keys which do not appear on your Beolink 7000. This is ‘because the Beolnk 7000 can be customized to Individual systems 30 that only the keys required to operate your particular system are avaiable. See page 26 for details ‘Note: For operation of some Bang & Olufsen ‘audio/video systems we recommend the Beolink 5000 or the Beolink 1000 remote control {terminals Please referto your Bang & Olufsen dealer for farther information. "Note: As the black surface ofthe Beolink 7000 smade of glass, it must be handled with core.CONTENTS 6 7 8 10 "1 12 16 2 22 4 26 30 32 One step leads to another A two-way conversation Starting off Revealing the keys How to switch on to a source Using the numbered keys Adjusting volume ‘Muting the system ‘Switching off What's in the red display What's in the blue display Recharging and cleaning the Beolink 7000 Recording Programming Setting the clock Local Control System ‘Making the most of your audio/ video system Light contro! Programming the panel setup Placement options Lexicon: explaining the red and white keysONE ‘The basic idea behind the Beolink 7000 is simplicity itself: every request you anew set of ities and choices, leading you towards your“destination’. From the start you can approach the operation of your Beolink with a sense of adventure! Finding your way You could think of your Beolink as a computerised map — you have a destination in mind, you set off in a general direction, and as you travel you follow the signposts that appear along the way turning, pausing or stopping as you like ‘The number and kind of signposts you meet depend on the kind of journey you set out on, STEP LEADS TO ANOTHER Basically, operations move from the general to the particular. This means that all normal, daily operating procedures are always close at hand, while less frequent procedures are a litle further away and will require some “navigation” Suppose you want to program your audio system toplay a compact dsc on certain weekdays at 7 You head off towards the timer programming {function (PROGRAM -red key), turn towards PLAY (suhite kay) make a right to AUDIO (white key), follow the CD sign (white key). and so forth until you have ached your goa The diplay in the blue boxlets you know when you have arrived. wil ital the data you have just entered. Listening to the radio on P5 Programming the system to timer record Programming the panel setup If this is what you want you acknowledge it by touching STORE (white key). Fits not quite what Yyouwant, you head towards EDIT (white key) and proceed fo edit the information diplayed. Ityou want to drop the whole dea, you take the nearest exit (EXIT-white key) effectively ‘canceling your journey and returning to your Starting poine Whatever your destination, the principe is always the same: one step leads you on to another.A TWO-WAY CONVERSATION At the tops the red primary status dsploy In the ble boxare the prompt ordlalogue dsplays. and the white operating keys At the bottom are the red operating keys The metal panels the “on switch touch it and the Beolink 7000 immediately “wakes up"..readyto start a dalogue with you! ‘The red status splay tells you which source ‘spaying, including the program or rack ‘number also gives you the current volume level Look atthe blue cisplay for information about the current operating status and for instructions about what to do next The white operating keys change from one situation ta the next offering you lfferent unctions. Only those keys relevant to the ‘operating sequence you have started wil appear. The red operating keys appear when they are relevant - and disappear when you no longerneed them. They include a keyboard for keying in program numbers, track numbers or other numbers required during an operating sequence. Here you'l aso find the Keys for adjusting volume (rand), and the stand-by key’ centrally located for easy acces. Note: For optimum performance, the Beoink 7000 must be placed so thatthe infra-red ‘communication between the audio or video ‘master (ora transceiver ina Local Cont ‘ystem) and the Beoinks unhindered by walls or direct lightRevealing the keys Touch the lower part of the Beolink 7000... and it wakes up, offering you the keys for the functions you may want to access now. It also gives you a readout of the current status of the system. How to switch on to a source If the system is in stand-by mode when the Beolink 7000 wakes up, you will see that the white keys in the blue display offer you all the sources available in your system. ‘Touch the Bealik 7000 to reveal the keys Thicpicure now appears > ‘tyou don't see this pictre, touch SOURCE (red key) to revealit ‘choose the source you want, for example RADIO ifyou want to listen to the radio To simplify the operation of your Beolink 7000 even further, you conceal all but the most essential keys for the very primary functions. Touch MASK (red key) to conceal or recall the keys. Ifthe system is already playing, you will automatically be offered a choice of red and white operating keys, relevant to the source which is playing. To go on to another source, touch SOURCE (red key). All your sources are now visible in the blue display. Note: The Beolink 7000 stays awake as long as you ‘are operating it fyou leave i unused for ‘approximately 30 seconds al the keys and ‘splays automaticaly lsappear Te reveal them ‘again simply touch the lower panel. The source of your choice switches on immediately, and the system statusis shown on the status tfspiay. (Choosing RADIO, AT orTV gives you the rogram you were as listening to)ee ° 0-9 Direct acess toTV, satelite or rado rogram numbers, or to vacks on aCDor tape < Stops backwards ‘through program or track numbers > Steps forwards through program or track humbers Raises the volume Lowers the volume ure Mutes the system Press again to recal the sound Switches the system to stand-by Using the numbered keys ‘The keyboard and the two “arrows” help you find other TV or radio programs or other tracks on a CD ora tape, You can choose any number directly, simply by pressing the appropriate number on the keyboard, You can step through program or track numbers by pressing ¢ or >. Adjusting volume ‘The volume controls are the two red “arrows” pointing up and down (and »). Muting the system ‘The red MUTE key in the bottom row mutes the sound so that you can silence the system immediately without having to switch off, Switching off ‘The red @ in the bottom row switches the system to the stand-by mode (the ‘off” mode in a Bang & Olufsen system).10 What's in the red status display The actual status of the system can be seen at the top of the Beolink 7000. Each time you change the system status by switching sources, adjusting volume, choosing another track, etc, the status display changes too. ere are some examples Radio playing on Volume level 20 program number (track 8s playing Volume levels 40 What's in the blue prompt or dialogue display ‘The blue display gives you the information or*prompts" you need to carry out an operation. It will therefore ‘change constantly as you proceed from. one step in an operation to another. Here are some examples: Note:The first thre line inthe blue splay are text ines only, whereas the bottom two lines are operating Keys Radia is playing -you have a choice of 8 different programm numbers which you can access using the ‘number keys (red keys). Vis playing -you can select other program numbers using the number keys (re keys) TVisplaying on| Volume levels 32 program number 3 Video tape track 31s plying The speakers are muted acl spaying - you have Keyed in 3 to select, program number 3. TVis playing - you have touched PEFFTS to acess the special picture function.When to recharge ‘When the red display blinks repeatedly However, if you make a habit of recharging your Beolink 7000 at night before you go to sleep, you will probably never have to recharge during the day. In fact, the only way you could exhaust the Beolink’s normal stored energy supply is by using it non-stop for up to ‘two hours. Ifyou do need to recharge during the day, you'll find that it takes about two hours to store enough energy for normal operations. Of course, you can also operate the Beolink while it is being recharged. (It takes 8 hours for ‘maximum recharging. The Beolink automatically stops recharging when the ‘maximum has been reached). Cleaning the Beolink 7000 Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe dust off the Beolink 7000. Remove finger prints or more persistent dirt using a soft cloth moistened with a few drops of window cleaner ora mild detergent. Note: Do not spray dlrectly on the Beolink 7000. Note: When the Beolink 7000 placed nits recharger, the red, primary display does not switch Off When the system is in stand-by, the dock is lsployed (proved the clocks set to ON in the panel setup; if not, you will se are stand-by light instead). Ofcourse, the dlspay function requires thatthe Beolink 7000's placed so thatt an receive signals from the system, Note: You can save energy by touching PANEL (red key, then OFF (white key, each tine you have finshed an operation. Beolink 7000 in its standard recharging unit When cleaning the Beolink 7000, you may find it a good idea to lay it flat on a table in a place where it cannot “communicate” with the other components in your system. ‘See pages 21 and 30 for information about the Local Control and the Beoink 7000 Stand, which combine placement and recharging in 9 single12 RECORDING Audio or video... the method is the same Recordings can be made from all the sources in your audio/video system. The Beolink 7000 guides you through the recording process from beginning to end and tells you exactly what is going on. Touch RECORD (red key) you are listening toa radio program, @CD etc, orifyou are watching a TV ora satelite program, Yyouwil se this pictur in the blue box ® “Touch AREC oF AREC2 as appropriate to record ‘on your audio tape recorder. (Or touch VREC or VREC2 as appropriate to record fon your video tape recorder Making an audio recording Suppose you are listening tothe radio and want tomake a recording of the rao program on the primary audio tape recorder: When you touch RECORD (red key, then AREC,thispicture ‘appears » If there eno tape inthe recorder or ifthe tape loaded is protected, the Beolink 7000 gives you the instruction LOAD TAPE you want to start the recording now, touch START Whether you make an audio or a video recording, the method is always the same. Note: Before you can stata recording, you must switch on the system (see page 8) AREC..The primary audio tape recorder, ‘AREC2..qThe second auelio tape recorder VREC..The primary video tape recorder VREC2...The second video tape recorder. Note: Selecting A.REC2 and VREC2 wil only be posible if there are two audiotape recorders or {wo video tape recorders in your sytem. Not all Bang & Olufsen audio masters allow a second audio tape recorder. ‘This picture shows that the audio tape recorder is Set forrecarding.fyour audio masters Beomaster 6500, the recording level will aso appeorin the picture D>SOURCE...Acesses other current source ‘operations e.g selecting another program or track To access a different source for your recording, touch SOURCE (red key)-Touch >RECORD to return to the recording functions. START. Stats the recording. tay. Stars playing the current source (€.CD or PHONO) its pausing. STOP. Takes you out ofthe recording mode.Hyou want to make fine adjustments to the tape recorder before starting your recording, touch SETUP to access these functions This picture now appears > Fine adjustments are explained in the column to the right When finished, touch EXIT to return tothe previous picture. Then touch START to start recording > Your recording has now started xing recording vou will se ths pictur ‘To pause the recording, touch PAUSE To stare the recording again, touch START ‘To eave the recording mode, fist touch PAUSE, Thiscture now ceturns » then touch STOP > You have now left the recording mode Note:The setup functions are ako available during recording. This liplay shows thatthe recording willbe on tape side 1, hat isthe tape side facing upwards in the tape compartment. abo shows that the tape willbe reversed a the end of ie 1 and recording will ontinue onside 2.The Dolby NR noise reduction system i set t0 8. DISPLAY...Gives you a readout of the current counter position (only during recording) NR. Switches the Dolby NR setting: Dolby NR 8, Dolby NR, or Dolby NRO The red primary dspay wl show the status of the source you are recording from. PAUSE... Pauses the recording. The tape recorder inserts a blank of4 seconds on the tape before ft pauses The source of the recording, ii is 3a CD or | 2 recor, aso pauses, START..Resumes recording, PLAY. Resumes playing the source. RETURN... Rewinds the tape tothe spot where the latest piece of recording started. You can then ‘make anather recording on top of it See the next page foran example of video recording 13,u S Recording Making a video recording ‘Suppose you are watching a TV program and want to recordit onthe video tape recorder When you touch RECORD (red key), tis picture appears > {there ino tape in the recorder, or if the tape loaded is protected, the Beoink 7000 gives you the instruction LOAD TAPE ‘while you are recording, you want to be able to switch to another program, orswitch the TVoff ‘you must record from the video tape recorder’s tuner instead. After touching RECORD (red key) touch SOURCE (red key). Then touch VIAPE for video tuner, Touch RECORD to return to the recording function Ifyou want to start recording now, touch START IMtyou want to make fine adjustments tothe video tape recorder before starting your recording, ‘touch SETUP to access these functions This picture now appears Fine adjustments are explained in the column to the right When finshed, touch EXIT to return tothe previous picture. Then touch START to start recording » Your recording has now started This picture shows that the video tape recorders set forrecording. DSOURCE..Acesses other current source ‘operations, eg, Selecting another program. To access a different source foryour recording, touch SOURCE (red key) Touch RECORD to return to the recording functions START. Starts the recording. PLAY. Starts playing the current source (e.g. the second video tape recorde) tits pausing. STOP. Takes you out ofthe recording mode. DISPLAY..Switches Between the aiferent display ‘maxies ofthe video tape reorder: TIME LEFT or CounTeR MARKER... Switches the track marker function on and off. we recommend you leave it on, because it {enables you to search for specific tracks on your tape later on.15 uring ceconding you vil ee this picture ® ‘To pause the recording, touch PAUSE Tostarthe recording again, touch START ‘To eave the recording mode, fis touch PAUSE. Thicpicture now retums ® then touch STOP > You have now left the recording mode See page 17 ifyou want to make a timer recording that is. 2 recording which starts and stops automaticaly. The red primary display shows which source you are recording from. REVIEW. Cues the tape backwards for2or 3 seconds, then plays the tape up tothe point where you touched REVIEW. PAUSE... Pauses the recording RETURN. Rewinds the tape to the point where ‘you last touched RECORD.16 What you can program You can give your system a specific set of instructions to be carried out immediately or at a specific future time. With these programming functions the Beolink 7000 stays on for an extended period of time. Note: Some Bang & Olufsen aual systems must be switched to stand-by mode, before they can be programmed. Please refer to the user's guide ‘enclosed with your audio system for further information. PROGRAMMING Setting the clock (cLock ‘You can set the clock and the date (day, ‘month, year) in the Beolink 7000, and the new data is transferred automatically to all other units in your audio/video system, ‘The Beolink 7000 will lead you through the entire programming sequence. Touch these keys to get started: ‘CLOCK (red Key).-then SETUP white key)..then DATE or TIME (white keys) DATE...Gives acces o setting the date a7 Making a timer recording Suppose you want your video tape recorder to record aTV program ata certain time ona certain ote: Touch PROGRAM (red key) This gives acces to the programming function, ‘and you wil see this picture inthe blue box Touch RECORD to acces the timer programing function This picture nowappears > Touch VREC t select the video tape recorder CCHECK.. Gives access to checking and possibly ‘editing your timer programs. PLAY.. Gives acess fo programming a source to start playing ata specifi time. RECORD...Gives access to programming a timer recording, STD-BY.. Gives acces to programming the stem to switch offat a specific time. LGHT..Gives access to programming the light to switch on or off VREC..The primary vdeo tape recorder AREC..The primary audiotape recorder. \VREC2..A second vdeo tape recorder, ifany. ARECZ..A second auclo tape recorder if any Note: Selecting AREC2 isnot possible with al Bang & Olufsen audio masters.18 S programming This picture now appears > Touch VTUNER to select the video tuner as your This picture now appears Keyin the program number you want using the number keys (red keys), for example 5 This picture nowappears Touch ACCEPT to accept the program number of your choice This picture nowappears ® Key in the time you want the recording to start Using the number keys red keys) for example 19:30 (=7:30 pm) This picture nowappears » Touch ACCEPT to accept the start time This picture gives you al the sources in your system. Note:TV means the TV tuner whereas V.TUNER ‘means the video tuner. Always select V.TUNER for your vdeo recordings, unless you specifically want ta record from the TV tuner. ACCEPT...Acepts the program number and takes you to the next step in the programming procedure DELETE. Cancels the program number so that you an keyin another ACCEPT.. Accepts the start tine and takes you to the next step inthe programming procedure. DELETE,.Cancels the star time so that you can keyin another. Don't forget you can return to the previous picture in the sequence at any time by touching GO-BACK, or drop the programming entirely by touching EXIT!This picture now appears Key in the time you want the recording to stop, for example 20:35 (=8:35 pm) Thispicture now appears > Touch ACCEPT to accept the stop time This picture now appears » Touch SINGLE fora once-only timer recording This picture nowappears Indicate the day you want the recording to start by touching , oF ‘the number keys (ed keys) to select another day Touch ACCEPT to accept the date ACCEPT..Accepts the stop time and takes you to the next step inthe programming procedure. DELETE...Cancels the stop time so that you can keyin another TOTAL 1:05..The recording lasts 1 hour and § ‘minutes in tota. SINGLE. Selects a once-only timer programming, thats one taking place once ony WEEKLY. Selects a weekly timer programming, that one taking pace at the same time on the same day or days every week. The Beolink 7000 automatically offers you the date on which the stare time firs occurs that & the present day or the day after. you had selected WEEKLY in the previous picture, ‘this pleture would ofcourse nat occur you would instead be asked to fin the day or days in every week on which the recording was to take place Don't forget you can return tothe previous picture in the sequence at any te by touching 6O-BACK, or crop the programming entirely by touching ExT!20 Sregramming This picture now appears > Touch STORE to store the program This picture now appears briefly Final this picture appears » Your programming is completed and confirmed, and the picture returns which was ‘on before you started the programming procedure EDIT..Gives access to changing any ofthe information displayed. if'you touch EDIT you will be offered a choice of white keys which enable you to access and change any piece of Information direct STORING...The program is being stored. PROGRAMMING COMPLETED...The programming procedure has been completed and the program has been stored,LOCAL CONTROL SYSTEM ae ‘The Bang & Olufsen Local Control ‘System allows you to“take your system with you” As you move through your house with your Beolink 7000, you can communicate with your central system in any room in which you have a transceiver. The Beolink 7000 will always let you know exactly what is ‘going on. ‘The Local Control System has three different configurations which are available from your Bang & Olufsen dealer: Note:The red TIMER ight inthe Local Control (pictured below) wil of course be hieden when the Beolink 7000 sin plac. Instead, 2 corresponding red light wil glowin the top left comer of the Beolink 7000, Xetra Speakers “X-tra Speakers” A Local Control transceiver (or a Master Control Link transceiver) and an MCL. 2A relay box, together with a set of loudspeakers. “X-tra Active Speakers” Local Control transceiver (ora Master Control Link transceiver) and an MCL 2AV relay box and mains adaptor, together with a set of active speakers. “Xetra TV" A second Bang & Olufsen TV with a built in transceiver and an MCL 2. AV relay box and mains adaptor. Note: In order forthe asplay function to perform ‘correctly while the Beolink 7000 sisi the Local Control transceiver (orin another recharge) you ‘must program each transceiver with a function code (1-4): Switch the entire system to stand-by, then access the panel setup function and choose OPTIONS to reveal the number keys (se page 27). Then press and hold TIMER on the transcewver, hile at the same time keying inthe number, say 1.Proceed tothe next transceiver and program ft accordingly, giving it number 2, then give the third ‘number 3, then the fourth number 4.1 the total umber of transceivers exceeds four use 1-4 again tonumber these. ‘See the user's guide supplied with these systems for further detail [Note:The Beolink 7000 isnot optimized for use with TV of ales recent type than the Beovision 3500 (fer example the Beovision MX 3000). fyou {are using such a TVin the Xtra TV system, the ‘Beolik 7000 can communicate with itonlyon a ‘one-way bast E22 AUDIO/VIDEO ‘To get the most out of your audio/video system, think of your audio sources and your video sources as an integrated system: you can hear any source you like in the speakers of either system, So you can listen in with your audio speakers, when the TV news is playing in the next room, Or you can play the radio or any other audio source via your ‘TV speakers. ‘tyour audio system and your vdeo system are placed close together, so that both systems are simultaneous) within remote contro range ofthe ‘Beolink 7000, you have an “option 1 setup" (or actory setup). this case proceed as folows: Before carrying out your command, your Belink 7000 needs to know i you are operating an audio source o a video source. f you are paying a single source thisis obvious: you switch on a source, and alleubsequent commands automaticaly goto that source 95 shown inthe red status display ‘however, both systems are playing at once, the source you switched on first will no longer be SHlected by your operating inetructone. Allyour ‘ommands will goto the source you switched on last a5 showin inthe red status display. Ityour auc system and your video system are laced in separate rooms you have an “option 2 setup"In this setup, commands from the Beolink 7000 are received by the system closest at hand, ‘then relayed to the other system, relevant. To operate any source in either system, simply select the source and proceed as usual ‘You can also make a video tape recording of a simulcast program, recording the TV program along with the FM stereo sound, And of course you can listen to and control - an audio source and a video source at the same time. Yeu can,of course, operate the fist source ‘without affecting the second. For example, if you tun on the TV, then you start playing a compact disc, and you want to lower the volume of the TV,or switch it off Touch AIV (red key)-Then touch vto ower the volume, or @ to switch it off ‘The principle is that you touch AIV (red key) to switch from audio to video or from video to audio; thats, to acces the video system without affecting the audio system, orto acess the audio system without affecting the video system, Ifyou are hearing an audio sourcein the TV speakers, oF video source inthe audio speakers, ‘the source plus Vor DA (undemeath the A/V cue) ‘appearin the red status dlsplay as shown on the following page Note: See page 26 for details about option programming.Playing a video source on audio speakers Suppose you want to hear TVprogram in your Note: f the TVisin standl-by when you switch on, auc system speakers: the TVscreen willbe blank Touch AV (red key) Thispicture now appears in the blue dsplay Then touchTV {tyou want to make a recording an your audio tape recorder of what you are hearing on your TV, touch RECORD (red key) after you touch TV TVprogram 3% playing. Audio speakers are Ofcourse, you can transmitting the sound select ay other video From he kes now aval inthe blue ploy, fource arable for” Hyoustert a recording shoase START and proceed as usa exampleasatelite —_now,itwillbe an the | radio program audio tape recorder Playing an audio source on video (TV) speakers Suppose you want to hear a radio program via your TV speakers Touch AW (red key) Syontirade taton tetoca tebe Plog uci st anumiting the ound the TV program number of your choice. Then faeipinletin touch AM (ed ky flowed by RADI andthe audio Source avaliable, Htyoustart a recording ean aaa Torexample » CO ‘now, it willbe on the Ifyou want to make a recording on your video video tape recorder tape recorder of what you are hearing and possibly seein), touch RECORD (red key) after You touch RADIO, then choose START and proceed aeusual24 LIGHT CONTROL Single room, single lamp or round-the-house light control ‘The Beolink 7000 gives you control over lighting throughout the house, providing, of course, that the lights you want to control are connected to the Bang & Olufsen light control You can for instance create lighting setups, dim the lights individually or as a group, or program them to go on and off at specific times (via audio master). Touch LIGHT (ed key) This gives access to controling the lights and ‘youwil see this picture in the blue box ® Suppose you want to tur on 2 LOCAL LIGHT PICTURE, for example your dinner lighting: “ouch the number ofthe ight picture you want, forexample 2 This picture now appears > Ifyou wish you can for example adjust the light picture, or tun it off using the appropriate keys the blue box Suppose you want to turn on 2 SINGLELAMP: Touch LAMP (nthe first picture), then the number ‘of the lamp you want, forexample 4 Thi picture now appears » Ifyou wish you can for example dm the lamp, or tumitoff ‘They can be operated as a single room setup (LOCAL LIGHT PICTURE) individual lamps (SINGLE LAMP), or as a round-the-house setup (LINK LIGHT PICTURE), that is a setup involving several rooms. LAMP. Gives access to operating single lamps LINK... Gives access to operating round-the-house light pictures ‘ALON, Turns on all the lights inthe room. ‘ALL-OFF..Turs offal the lights inthe room. STORE...Gives acces to storing new light pictures Lp. Turns up the lights. DOWN...Dims the lights W.. Tums the light picture on. (OFF. Tur the ight picture off G0-BACK...Returns tothe previous picture. UP Turns up the ight DOWN. Dims the light LINK. .Gives acces to operating round:-the-house fight pictures. ON. Turns the lamp on OFF. Turns the lamp off STORE.. Gives acces o storing anew light level. (GO-BACK... Returns fo the previous picture.25 ‘Suppose you want to contro your link (round: the-house) lighting Touch LINK in the fist picture) This picture now appears you wish you can turn offall the lights in your house, or tun on a particular link ight picture Room setups (LOCAL LIGHT PICTURE) can be esigned as you lke, yp to a total of afferent {setups in each room To create a room setup turn ‘nthe lamps you want, at the intensity you want, then touch STORE to acess the store function, key in the number you want, and finaly touch STORE ‘again setup (LOCAL LIGHT PICTURE) Each lamp in your system must be numbered so that it can be addressed direct. To number a lamp, access the panel setup function as described on page 26.See page 27 for instructions about ‘how to number lamp (1-9 n each room) ‘nlvidual tmp (SINGLE LAMP) LOCAL...Gives access to operating local ight pictures, ‘ALL-ON..Turns on all the lights inthe house. ‘ALLOFF. Turns offal the lightsin the house. STORE...Gives access to string new light pictures Use the number keys (red keys) to access the LINK light picture of your choice Note: In the user's guide enclosed with the Bang & (Olusen light control LC, round:-the-house (LINK) ligth pictures are described az GLOBAL light pictures. The wo funetions are exactly the same. Roundl-the-house setups (LINK LIGHT PICTURES) require thata transceivers present in each room in the setup. Round-the-house setups can be designed as you like, up toa total of 9 lfferent setups To create a setup, turn on the lamps you want, atthe intensity you want, then touch LINK to.access the lnk ight function, then touch STORE to.access the store function, key inthe number ‘you want and finally touch STORE again. fRoun-the-towe setup (LINK LIGHT PICTURE)26 Customizing the Beolink 7000 to your system The Beolink 7000 can be adjusted to the situation in which itis being used. This ‘means that you will be offered only the functions and keys that are relevant in your system. Touch PANEL (ed key) This gives access to the programming functions, ‘and you wil ee this picture in the blue box ‘To.acess the pane! programming functions, choose SETUP This picture now appears » ‘To select your panel postion preference, touch Move ‘To select your masking preference, touch MASK. Touch STORE to store your move and mask preferences (Younow return to the fist picture. Toaccess the display function, touch SETUP then DISPLAY) Thispcture now appears » ‘To select your display intensity, touch INTENS To select your clock display preference, touch clock “ouch STORE to store your prefered intensity and dock displaystyle All you have to do, if your Bang & Olufsen dealer hasn't done so already, is to program the Beolink 7000 before you start using it or when you add ‘components to your system or rearrange it PROGRAMMING THE PANEL SETUP ‘When you are programnming the panel setup, the Beolink 7000, stays on for an extended period of time. IMOVE.. Raises or lowers the Beolink 7000 immediately. OFF. Turns the Beolink 7000 off 'SETUP..Acezzes the panel programming functions (MOVE: AUTO..The Beolink 7000 rises automatic ally t0 its angied operating position when placed fon a flat surface (MOVE: MANUAL..t moves only when MOVE is touched in the start-up diplay MASKED: NO...When the Beolink 7000 wakes up, {you have acces to all available keys. MASKED: YES...When the Beolink 7000 wakes up, ‘yousee only those keys needed for basic operation INTENSITY: HIGH.. The red status display atthe top i brightly iluminated. INTENSITY: LOW.. t's moderately iluminated ‘CLOCK: OW.. The time i ployed instead of the tiny stand-by light when the Beolink 7000 is stationed inthe recharge. ‘CLOCK: OFF, Only the tny stand-by ight is displayed.(Younow return to the fist picture. Touch SETUP then SYSTEM to access the system setup functions) Thi picture now appears To.access the special setup function, choose ‘OPTIONS. This picture now appears » Use the keys a explained in the right-hand column Note: These keys are used only in very particular setup situations ‘To return to the previous picture, touch GO-BACK (You now return to the previous picture. Touch CCOMPNTS to selec the components setup Function) Thi picture now appears To incude/exclude the red LINK key, touch LINK Tincludevexclue the red LIGHT key touch LIGHT ‘Touch STORE to store the options of your choice (Younow return to the previous picture Touch COMPNTS then AUDIO in the subsequent Dicture, to access the alo system setup function) LOPTIONS..specal setup options fr audio master, video master the transceiver ina Local Control ‘System and for single lamps. (COMPNTS..,The various components in your system. Aualo master option 1 or 2:Suitch to stand-by, touch SOUND, 1 or2, then STORE. Video master option 1 or 2: Switch to stand-by, touch PICTURE, 1 or 2, then STORE. Transceiver option 1 or 2:Switch to stand-by, {ouch LINK, 1 or2, then STORE, ‘Numbering a lamp: Touch the LCunit while atthe same time touching SHIFT, INK, GO-TO, your pumber (1-9), then STORE. LUNK..ncludes or excludes the red LINK key. The LINK key is required ina Local Contr System with a foc! source also present inthe central system. (he LINK key fused to relay the subsequent commands through to the source in the central system) Select YES only if you need the LINK key LGHT..Light control. Select NO ifyoursystem does not include ight controls28 5 Programming the pane setup This picture now appears » Correct the source ist by ang or removing sources a5 approprate-Touch the relevant source key to doso When all your sources are listed face the audio ‘master (the radio), then touch STORE to store the Ist lifthere are additional audio sources in your "system, touch OTHER before You touch STORE to reveal the other sources possible. Then "ist these ‘sources in the third display line by touching the relevant source key To store the complet list, ‘touch STORE) (You now return to the previous picture. Touch VIDEO to select the video system setup funetion) Thispicture now appears > Correct the source list by adding or removing sources as appropriate Touch the relevant source eytada When all your sources are listed, face the video ‘master (the TV), then touch STORE to store the ist (if there are additional video sources in your system, touch OTHER before you touch STORE to ‘reveal the other sources possible, Then “lst these sources inthe third display line by touching the relevant source key. To store the complete lst, touch STORE) > Your panel setup is now stored The previous picture returns Touch EXIT to leave the pane! setup function RADIO... The Beomaster or the raio in a Beocenter ATAPE. The auclo tape recorder. €D...The compact ei player PHONO..The record player ATAPE2..The second audlo tape recorder. 2. The second compact csc player AAUK..Any auxiliary audio equipment. T¥. The Beovision \VIAPE..The video tape recorder. SAT.-The satelite receiver \VIAPE2.. second video tape recorder. WAUX.-Any auniliary video equipment. Note:The boxes on the next page enable you to fillin the deta of your current setup for future referenceCurrent panel setup Keep a record of your current panel setup here. If you write with a pencil, it will be easier to make changes or additions later - for example, if you move, or add additional units or functions to your system, MOVE:AUTO| MASKED: YES MANUAL No INTENSITY: HIGH ‘CLOCK:ON. tow OF LINK:YES: LIGHT:YES No. ‘Auclo sources:RADIO. ATAPE CD Video sourcessTVVIAPE. SAT > Date of setup ‘ane product names: waco Audio tape recorder copy feces _ Audio ape recorder 2 CO player2 ‘Aurlary audio equipment Video product names wv Video tape recorder 1 Satelite receiver Video tape recorder 2 ‘Auxiary video equipment ‘Additional audio sources: PHONO ATAPE2 CD2 AUX ‘Adeitional video sources'VIAPE2. VAUX 29PLACEMENT OPTIONS ‘The Beolink 7000 itself is entirely Beolink 7000 Stand "Note: When the Beolink 7000s placed in the mobile and portable and can be placed This stand is freestanding and portable. standard recharging unt on the Beolnk 7000 on any table or flat surface. Itcan be placed beside a char, sofa, S20 here primary diply doesnot itch of table or anywhere you like, for an splayed (provided the cockis set to OWin the ‘When the Beolink 7000 is recharging, optimal operating position panel setup; ifnot you willsee a red stand-by however, it must be placed in a specially Tight insteoc. designed recharging unit. ‘The stand can be easily adjusted to different heights, and it also serves as a ‘The standard recharging unit is recharger for the Beolink 7000. designed for placement on a shelf. Standard recharging unit Beolink 7000 StandNOTES 31LEXICON What the red operating keys mean AN (AUDIOMIDEO) ‘Appears only ina system comprising both audio ‘and video products. Enables you to hear the sound: from a source in the speakers of the “opposite” system: for example you can hear the sound from ’ radio program in the TV speakers. (23) tock Reveals the time and date inthe blue display and ives access to setting the time and date in your uciovideo system. (16) uch Gives access to operating your lights. (24) unk Appears only if requested in the panel setup. Used ina Local Control System with a local source ako present inthe central system. Relays subsequent ‘commands through to the source inthe central system. (21) The fst on this and the following pages includes allthe operating keys (red and white) which appear in the Beolink 7000 in al possible setups This means that you might find keys in the ist which ae not available in your Beolink 7000 because it has been customized to your particular system, ‘The numbers in parenthesis ex, x9) refer to relevant page numbers inthis guide Mask. CConcealeall but the most essential keys so you have access to only the mas simple functions. “Touch again to recall all the avallable keys. mute Mute the sound immediately without switching off Press again to recall the sound, PANEL Gives acces to all functions which pertain to the Bealink 7000 itselé These functions determine how Yyouwill experience the operating procedures of ‘the whole system. (26) PICTURE Gives acces to al functions related to picture adjustment suchas contrast colour ete PROGRAM Gives access to timer programming. (16) RECORD Gives access to instant recording (12) SOUND Gives acess tall functions related to sound ‘adjustment such as loudspeaker balance, bas, tc source Reveals all the white source keysin the blue clsplay, so you can switch on to another source (8, 12,14) 0-9 Whenever you need to keyin a figure, for example ‘0 choose a program number, use these keys."O" ‘alone gives you the TV oF radio program you were last on.(9) «> ‘You can use these keys to step through numbers. ‘The arrow pointing eft steps tothe previous ‘umber, the arrow pointing right steps tothe next ‘number (3) ‘These keys are for volume adjustment: for louder, v for softer(9) ‘This key switches the audo or video system tothe stand: by mode, that is the Yoff* mode na Bang & (Olufsen sytem. To suitch off the entire audio and veo system, Keep your finger on @ for two seconds)33 What the white operating keys mean A AUX (AUDIO AUXILIARY) Refers to any auxliary audio equipment in the system accel ‘Accepts the data you have ust keyed! and leads you tothe next set of keys ina programming procedure FLU Refers to the entire aucioWvideo system in connection with timer stand-by programming ALL-aN Switches on all the lights, locally or globally. (24) ALL~aFF Switches off al the lights lcaly or globally. (24) a Switches between the AM and FM frequency bands. R.REC_ (aubloREcoRDER) Selects the primary audio tape recorder for recording. Appear in connection with instant recording and timer recording. (12,17) EC2 (AUDIO RECORDER 2) Selects the secondary audi tape recorder for recoring- Appears connection with instant recording and timer reording, (12,17) A.TARE (aupiotare) Selects the primary audio tape recorder as source (iayback). TAPE? (auDIOTAPE2) Selects the secondary audio tape recorder as source (playback) pup10 Refers to the audio system in connection with timer programming and pane! setup. (16,27) AUT.REV (AUTOMATIC REVERSE) Refers tothe automatic tape reverse function, Cuts it on or off (not applicable inal systems). (13) aA ‘Appears in connection with options setup same a5 A/V button on Beotink 1000.(27) B BRLANCE ‘Accesses speaker balance adjustment. BR8s Accesses bass adjustment. BRILL (@RILLIANCE) Accesses brillance adjustment, c oS Selects the CD player as source, P (copLaver2) Selects the secondary CO Player as source. CENTER (CENTER BALANCE) “Accesses the Center Balance function in the TV. Gives access to checking the data ofa program. (CHARACTER) ‘Appears in connection with the program naming ‘unction. Displays the characters one by one, cLock Gives access to selecting clock display on or oft 2s) Selects CDV (Compact Dis Video) as source, CLR-3E0_ (CLEAR SEQUENCE) Clears a programmed track or PLAY NEXT sequence, (16) CHTRAST (CONTRAST) ‘Acceszes contrast adjustment. COLOUR ‘Accesses colour adjustment. COMPHTS (COMPONENTS) ‘Appears in connection wth panel setup. Gives access to programming the system setup. (27) D ORTE Gives access to setting the date and to changing the date ofa once-only timer program, ory«s: Gives acess to changing the day(s) ofa weekly program. ‘Steps from one day tothe other. DECODER ‘Appears in connection with V tuning. witcnes between the decoders in the system, ETE Deletes the figures ust keyed infor example the date of a once-only timer program.34 5 Lexicon: What the white keys mean DISPLAY Switches csplay mode, for example from track to time left. Appears also in connection with panel setup. (13,14, 26) DORN ‘Appears in connection with picture and sound adjustments (lowers the value) and light control (urns down the lights). (24) E EDIT Gives access to changing the data ofa timer program. EXIT Brings you out of the current operating procedure and back to start-up picture in the bive display. F FASTER ‘Appears in connection withthe multi-picture function and the tow-motion mode, Makes the pictures change more quickly. (PostTiON) ‘Appears in connection with program naming, Moves the cursor from one character postion to thenext PRESET Gives access to presetting stations on specific rogram numbers. PROGRAM Gives access to changing the program number in 2 timer program. Q uit Cancels the teletext function and the pictue-in Picture function, that, removes the small picture from the seen, Selects the radio as source. REAR Shifts the frontrear speaker balance in asuround sound setup. RECORD Gives access to programming a timer recording (16,17) ree control to recorder control inrecording pause mode.(12, 14) REJECT [Appears in connection with a track sequence program. Rejects the indicated track Not ‘anpicable inal systems, REPEAT Repeats 2 locked PLAY NEXT sequence over and ‘over again unt playing is stopped manually (16) Repeats the latest command after a NO CONTACT message.36 > Lexicon: what the white keys mean RE Resets the picture or sound lev! to its preset level. ‘Appears alto in connection with options setup = same as RESET button on Bealink 1000. (27), RETURH Returns the tape to the start ofthe lst recorded piece (thats to the point where recording was ‘Stated ater the last pause). (12,13, 14) REVERL Reveals hidden text on a teletext page. Touch again to hide text. REVIEW Cues the tape backwards for 2 or3 seconds, then plays the tape up to the point where REVIEW was touched.(14) RIGHT? Shifts the loudspeaker balance tothe right, s SAT arewure) (SATURDAY) Selects satelite TV as source, or selects Saturday in 2 timer programming scan Scans the tracks on a CD. Not applicable in all systems. Ai /SCAN: Scans the recorded tracks ona video tape (back ‘towards the start ofthe tape or forwards towards ‘the end ofthe tape). Searches through TV or ado frequencies, stopping at those with acceptable transmission SELECT [Appears in connection with a track sequence program. Selects the indicated track Not applicable inal systems. SEONCE (Sequence) Gives access to programming a sequence of tracks ‘on 2 CD ora tape. Not applicable inal systems. seTuP Gives aces to speci source or pane setup functions. SHIFT ‘Appears in connection with options setup same ‘a:SHIFTbutton on Beoink 1000.(27) SINCRST (simutcas) Selects a simuleast program as source in a timer recording SINGLE Selects a once-only timer program. (19) SLOWER ‘Appears in connection withthe mlt-picture ‘unetion andthe slow-motion mode, Makes the Pictures change more slow SLOH-HO _(sLowMoTION) Plays the video tape in siow motion mode, SOUND Switches between the sound channels of video ‘program (TV, satelite or video tape). Appears in ‘connection with options setup -same as SOUND button on Beoune 1000.(27) SOUNDI, 2,3, 4,5 Switches speakers: 1 Internal (TV) speakers 2 External owerLink speakers 3 Intermal (TV) speakers and external front) Power Link speakers 4 External front and rear Power Link speakers 5 All speakers: internal (TV) and external (front and rear speakers Sound 4 and 5 only applyin surround sound setup, sour Gives access to changing the source ofa timer program. URE Switches from recorder control to source control in recording pause mode. (12,14) SOURCE /SOURCE> Displays the sources one by one in a PLAY NEXT sequence.(16) SPACE ‘Cuts the space function in aCD in thats, ads an extra d seconds tothe pauses between the tracks “ouch again to cancel the function Not applicable inal systems SPEED/SPEED> ‘Adjust the speed on the VTRin playback or slow Tuins the TV tothe left orto the right. START Starts any given function, for exemple recording or aPLAYNEXT sequence. Gives acces to changing the star time ofa timer program. STATUS [Ask for an undated display ofthe system's status ST0-8Y (STANDBY) Gives access to timer stand-by programming May labo be use tu lmmninate a PLAY NEXT sequence stor Stops the current function (stil: mode on VTA), Hatt a teletext page. STORE Stores the programming or setup instructions SUBPAGE Gives access to asking fora teletext subpage or sulbcode using four cit SUN (SUNDAY) Selects Sunday in a timer program. SHRP Swaps characters in the TV program naming function.SHAP-P Swap picTURE) ‘Appearsin connection withthe picture-in-pcture function. Swaps round the small andthe large Pictures SYNCHRO Synehronzes the clock with teletext time on the current program. SySTEN “Appears in connection with TV tuning (switches TV systems) and panel setup (gives access to programming the system setup). (26,27) T TEXT (reveTexn) Switches to teletext mode THU crHuRsDAY) Selects Thursday in a timer program. TIME Gives access to changing the time ofa timer stand: by program. (TRACKING) Tracks the video tape during playback TREBLE Accesses treble adjustment TUE quespayy Selects Tuesday ina timer program, TUNE Gives access tothe tuning function, RH “Turns the tape from one side to the other. Not applicable inal systems. w Selects the TV as source TPE Gives access to changing the type of a timer program (single, dally or week). U uP ‘Appears in connection with picture and sound ‘adjustments (raises the value) and ight control (Gurns up the ights).(24) UPoRTE ‘Accesses the page update function in teletext ‘mode, which enables you to ask fora page update reminder. v vlog Refers to the video system in connection with ‘mer programming and pane! setup.(16,27,28) REC. (vipeo RECORDER) Selects the primary video tape recorder for recording. Appears in connection with instant recording and timer recording, (12, 14,17) .REC2 (viDEO RECORDER 2) Selects the secondary video tape recorder for recording. Appears in connection with instant recording and timer recording, (12, 14,17), V.TRPE (vioeotare) Selects the primary video tape recorder as source (playback). TAPE2 (VIDEOTAPE) Selects the secondary vdeo tape recorder as source (playback). V.TUNER (vIDEOTUNER) Switches the video tape recorder to tuner-only ‘mode. Also appears in connection with programming a timer recording (refers tothe {ner inthe video tape recorde?) (18) Y ERR /YERR ‘Appears in connection with setting the clock and ‘the date (steps through the years). Positive response toa question asked by the ‘Beolink 70. w MEEKLY Selects a weekiy timer program. (19) HED _(weonesoar) Selects Wednesday ina timer program. Rewinds a tape or C0. Fast forwards 2 tape ora CD, ° ‘Appears in connection with the Centre Balance function Shits the balance away from the centre, ‘Appearsin connection with the Cente Balance function. Sifts the balance towards the centre.38 5 Lexicon: What the white keys mean Standard messages You receive a response each time you touch the Beolink 7000 or give it a command, In special circumstances, however, a ‘message concerning the operating procedure itself will be displayed in the blue box. These operational messages are as follows: FILL IN AGAIN ‘The system asks you to select another program ‘number or track number because the one you have ust keyed in snot avaiable. f you keyin 2 date ora time which does not exist you will aso be asked to filin the corect date ortime. No CONTA: ‘The system has not received your command. Check +0 00 if something is blocking the signal, then try ‘again. This message also appears ifthe system ‘component you are addressing does not provide ‘feedback to your commands OPERATION CONFLICT ‘Your command cannat be interpreted by the system, and therefore cannot be caried out WAIT ‘You must wat forthe system to process your instruction before yo can proceed. WORKING “The Beolink 7000 is waking up and collecting information from the system. Ina moment, the relevant operating keys will become avaiable.NOTES 3940 NOTES Date purchased Contact person Dealer Telephone Ades ‘This Bang & Olufsen product carries a quarantee against defects in workmanship and materia. 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Batteries We urge you to show consideration when changing the batteries in your remote ‘control terminal Used-up batteries should be disposed of and kept separately