BeoTime
Guide
This product is in conformity
with the provisions of the
Directives 2004 /108/ EC
and 2006/95/EC.
Technical specifications, features
and the use thereof are subject to
change without notice!
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 harm ful interference in a
residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio 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 radio
or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the
equip ment 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.
Contents
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Introducing the alarm clock, 4
Find out how to use the alarm clock and see the contents of the menu.
Daily use, 8
Find out about daily functions, such as switching the alarm on and off,
selecting a channel, source or light preset and adjusting volume.
Set the time and time format, 10
How to set the time and select the time format.
Set an alarm time, 11
Find out how to set an alarm time.
Select an alarm source, 12
How to select a source to play when the alarm starts and, if available, a
channel, track or station.
Set an alarm time out, 14
How to make sources, switched on at alarm start, switch off again after
a certain time.
Set a Sleep Timer, 15
Find out how to set a Sleep Timer.
Set up the alarm clock, 16
How to place the alarm clock and mount the optional wall bracket.
Maintenance, 18
How to clean and change batteries in the alarm clock.
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Introducing the alarm clock
BeoTime is an alarm clock which
can wake you up in the morning
by switching on a selected Bang &
Olufsen source and the built-in
alarm sound. The alarm clock
also has a sleep timer function,
and you can use it to operate the
basic functions of your Bang &
Olufsen audio and video products
and lights from a compatible
light control system.
Navigation panel functions
In menu mode: Step trough menu
options
In idle mode: Step through channels,
tracks or stations
In menu mode: Step between
displays
In idle mode: Adjust volume
Enter or exit a menu.
off products and lights
In menu mode: Step trough menu
options
In idle mode: Step through channels,
tracks or stations
Hold to switch
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RADIO
11 30
TIME
FORMAT
24-HOUR
5
Motion sensor function …
Touch the alarm clock to snooze
the alarm and to switch on the
back light in the displays for easy
view of actual time.
Display 1 …
Here you find the first level of the
menu.
Display 2 …
Here you find the second level of
the menu.
Display 3 …
Here you find the third level of the
menu, if available.
Navigation panel
Display 1
Display 2 Display 3
Alarm button Motion sensor
Arrows in the displays indicate that
more options are available.
Alarm button …
Activate and deactivate the alarm.
Press the alarm button to switch
between the on and off position.
Settings are stored as you leave a
display.
7:30
RADIO
11 30
7:30
RADIO
11 30
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>> Introducing the alarm clock …
MENU
LIGH T
SOURCE
ALARM TIME
SLEEP TIMER
ALARM SOURCE
ALARM TIME OUT
TOUCH ENABLE
TIME
TIME FORMAT
Alarm clock position
The alarm clock has a tilt sensor
function which enables you to place
it with the alarm button either to
the left or right, for right and left
hand operation respectively.
Depending on whether you place
the alarm clock with the alarm
button to the left or right, the text
in the displays will adapt to its
position. The main menu options
will always be shown in Display 1
next to the navigation panel.
Display backlight
The displays light up when the
alarm clock is touched and when
the alarm sounds.
When the alarm clock has not been
touched for a short time the light
fades out. The menu is found in
Display 1.
7:30
RADIO
730
7:30
RADIO
730
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When the alarm clock is used on its
own, you will just hear the built-in
alarm sound when an alarm goes
off.
When the alarm clock is used with
a Bang & Olufsen audio/video
product or in a link room, you can
set the alarm clock to switch the
product on – or via the sleep timer
function – to switch it off. You can
also use the alarm clock to operate
the basic functions of your Bang &
Olufsen products.
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Daily use
Switch the alarm on and of f
and operate connected Bang &
Olufsen equipment and
compatible light control
systems.
For information on how to set
an alarm time, refer to page 11
in this guide.
Switch the alarm on and off
> Press the alarm button to
activate the alarm function.
> Press again to deactivate the
alarm function.
Snooze the alarm
You can snooze the alarm sound
either by:
– Touching the alarm clock and
thereby activate the motion sensor
function,
– Or pressing any buttons on the
navigation panel.
The alarm will continue with
intervals of 10 minutes, unless
playback has been allowed to
elapse three times in a row, after
which the alarm will be cancelled
until the next day.
Select and switch on a source
from idle mode to enter
> Press
the menu in Display 1.
> Press
> Press
> Press
> To switch on the source and
> To leave the menu without
Switch of f a source …
> Press from idle mode to enter
> Press
> Press
> Press
> Press
> Press
You can switch off all connected
sources if you press and hold
more than one and a half seconds.
If you hold down the button for
more than three seconds, the lights
will also be switched off.
or to select ‘SOURCE’.
or to enter Display 2
or to select the source
you wish to switch on.
leave the menu, press
Display 2 is selected.
switching on the source, press
or to go to Display 1 and
.
press
the menu in Display 1.
or to select ‘SOURCE’.
or to enter Display 2.
or to select the source
you wish to switch off.
or to enter Display 3.
to switch off the source
and leave the menu.
while
for
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Select a channel
> Press
or in idle mode to
change channel, track or station
on the selected source.
Adjust the volume
or in idle mode to turn
> Press
the volume of the selected
source up or down.
WARNING! Prolonged use at high
volume may cause hearing
damage!
Select a light preset
from idle mode to enter
> Press
the menu in Display 1.
> Press
> Press
> Press
or to select ‘LIGHT’.
or to enter Display 2
or to select the light
preset you wish to activate.
Options are ‘ON’, 1 – 9, ‘RED’;
‘GREEN’, ‘YELLOW’, and ‘BLUE’.
> To switch on the light preset and
leave the menu, press
while
Display 2 is selected.
Adjust the light level …
from idle mode to enter
> Press
the menu in Display 1.
> Press
> Press
or to select ‘LIGHT’.
or to enter Display 3 and
select ‘OFF’.
> Press
or to adjust the light
level up or down.
or to select Display 1
> Press
then press
to leave the menu
without activating a light preset
and switching off lights.
Switch of f the light …
from idle mode to enter
> Press
the menu in Display 1.
> Press
> Press
> Press
or to select ‘LIGHT’.
or to enter Display 3.
to switch off the lights
and leave the menu.
LIGHT
ON
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
RED
GREEN
YELLOW
BLUE
You can switch off all connected
sources and lights if you press and
for more than three seconds.
hold
Available light presets. Refer to the
guide enclosed with your light
control system for further information about the light presets.
TIME
FORMAT
24-HOUR
3011
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Set the time and time format
Make sure the clock is set to the
correct time for your alarm
timer and alarm time out to be
executed correctly.
To select the time format …
from idle mode to enter
> Press
the menu in Display 1.
> Press
> Press
> Press
To set the time …
> Press from idle mode to enter
> Press
> Press
> Press
> Press
The alarm clock will not switch to or
from daylight saving auto matically.
or to select ‘TIME
FORMAT’.
or to enter Display 2 and
or to select the desired
time format.
to leave the menu.
the menu in Display 1.
or to select ‘TIME’.
or to enter Display 2 and
or to select the hours or
minutes.
or to enter Display 3 and
or to select the hours or
minutes.
to leave the menu.
The alarm clock can show time in
both 12-hour and 24-hour formats.
Example of the clock.
Set an alarm time
7:00
RADIO
3011
11
You can make the alarm clock
wake you up at a specific point
in time by setting a time for the
alarm to sound.
For information about snoozing
and switching off the alarm
sound, refer to page 8.
To set an alarm time …
from idle mode to enter
> Press
the menu in Display 1.
> Press
> Press
> Press
> Press
or to select ‘ALARM
TIME ’.
or to enter Display 2 and
or to select the hours or
minutes.
or to enter Display 3 and
or to select the hours or
minutes.
to leave the menu.
Press the alarm button to activate
the alarm. When the alarm is
activated the selected alarm time
and alarm source is shown in
Display 1.
TV
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Select an alarm source
Select a source you wish to be
switched on when the alarm
starts to sound.
When the selected alarm source
switches on, you will also hear
the sound of an ordinary built-in
alarm to make sure you wake
up.
You can snooze the alarm sound
by touching the alarm clock,
but the alarm source will not be
snoozed. The alarm source
remains on until an activated
alarm time out is executed or
until you switch off the source.
Depending on the selected
audio or video source, you can
also preset a channel, track, or
station to be played back. You
can select between 99 different
channels, tracks or stations.
To select an alarm source and
channel …
from idle mode to enter
> Press
the menu in Display 1.
> Press
> Press
> Press
> Press
or to select ‘ALARM
SO UR CE’.
or to enter Display 2 and
or to select the desired
alarm source or ‘NONE’.
or to enter Display 3 and
or to select the desired
channel, track or station, if
available. Options are 01 – 99
and ‘NONE’.
to leave the menu.
Select ‘NONE’ in Display 2 if you
wish to deactivate the alarm source
function. Select ‘NONE’ in Display 3
if you wish the source to switch on
the channel, track or station last
viewed or heard.
ALARM SOURCE
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TV
DTV
V.MEM
DVD
RADIO
CD
A.M EM
DTV2
N.R ADI O
N.MUSIC
V.AUX
L-TV
L-DTV
L-V.MEM
L-DVD
L-RADIO
L-CD
L-A. MEM
L-DTV 2
L-N.R A
L-N.MUS
L-V.AUX
NONE
Source options: The sources are
organised so the most recently
used source is displayed first and
the second most recently used
source is displayed second and so
on.
ALARM
TIMEOUT
30 MIN
OFF
15
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Set an alarm time out
Set an alarm time out if you
wish connected audio and
video products to be switched
off at a certain time after the
alarm has been switched off.
To select an alarm time out …
from idle mode to enter
> Press
the menu in Display 1.
> Press
> Press
> Press
When the alarm time out has been
executed, the function is still
enabled and the same alarm time
out is activated the next time the
alarm is switched off. Select
‘NONE’ in Display 2 if you wish to
deactivate the alarm time out
function.
or to select ‘ALARM
TIME OUT’.
or to enter Display 2 and
or to select the desired
alarm time out.
to leave the menu.
A horizontal line in Display 1 shows
the remaining time until connected
audio and video products switch
off. Options are ‘NONE’, ‘INSTANT’,
‘15 MIN’, ‘30 MIN’, ‘45 MIN’,
‘60 MIN’, ‘90 MIN’, and ‘120 MIN’.
Set a Sleep Timer
OFF
15
SLEEP
TIMER
15 MIN
15
Set a Sleep Timer to make all
connected audio and video
produc ts switch off after a
specific period of time.
To set a Sleep Timer …
from idle mode to enter
> Press
the menu in Display 1.
> Press
> Press
> Press
When the Sleep Timer has been
carried out, the function is disabled
until you enable it again.
or to select ‘SLEEP
TIMER’.
or to enter Display 2 and
or to select the desired
Sleep Timer period.
to leave the menu.
A horizontal line in Display 1 shows
the remaining time until connected
audio and video products switch off.
Options are ‘OFF’, ‘15 MIN’, ‘30 MIN’,
‘45 MIN’, ‘60 MIN’, ‘90 MIN’, and
‘120 MIN’.
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The alarm clock is designed to
be placed either on a table or in
a magnetic wall bracket, so it can
easily be picked up.
The alarm clock must be placed
in a position from where all Bang & Olufsen products it shall control are visible. Cautions
Set up the alarm clock
– Make sure that the product is
– Do not attempt to open the
– The product is designed for
– Do not place the product in
placed in accordance with the
instructions in this Guide. To
prevent injury, use Bang &
Olufsen approved accessories
only!
product. Leave such operations
to qualified service personnel!
indoor use in dry, domestic
environ ments only, and for use
within a temperature range of
10–40˚ C (50–105˚ F).
direct sunlight, as this may
reduce the sensitivity of the IR
transmitter.
Before you install the wall bracket …
Test to see if there is a connection
between the alarm clock and your
Bang & Olufsen audio and video
products and lights.
> Switch on the products and
lights which the alarm clock
should control.
> Hold the alarm clock
approximately where you want
to install the wall bracket.
> Press and hold
seconds. If all products and
lights are switched off after
three seconds, there is a
connection between the alarm
clock and the products and
lights.
for three
Place the alarm clock in the wall
∅ 5 mm
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RADIO
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RADIO
11 30
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bracket as shown here. It is
important that the bracket holds
the alarm clock in the ‘battery end’
– so that the built-in magnet can
hold it.
You can place the alarm clock
horizontally with the alarm button
to the left or to the right. The
built-in sensor function will adapt
the text in the displays accordingly.
Wall bracket: Use the wall part as
a template when marking up
where to drill the holes. Use the
enclosed screws and wall plugs to
fasten the wall bracket to the wall.
Slide the holder onto the wall part
until it clicks in place.
Mounting was evaluated for use on
a drywall surface.
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Maintenance
Regular maintenance, such as
cleaning, is the responsibility of
the user. To achieve the best
result, follow the instruc tions
to the right. Contact your
Bang & Olufsen retailer to
determine recommendations
for regular maintenance.
Do not expose batteries to excessive
heat such as sun shine, fire or the
like.
Changing the batteries
If the batteries are low, Display 1
will show a ‘BAT TERY LOW’ alert in
idle mode approximately one week
before the batteries run out of
power. After ‘BATTERY LOW’ is
shown in the display the IR-transmitter is disabled, and the loudest
alarm level is reduced.
The alarm clock requires three
batteries. We recommend that you
use 1.5 volt (size AA) Alkaline
batteries only. Do not use any
rechargeable batteries!
Replace the batteries as shown in
the illustration.
Time settings are maintained for
approximately 4 minutes without
batteries.
Cleaning
Wipe dust off the surfaces using a
dry, soft cloth. To remove stains or
dirt, use a soft, damp cloth and a
solution of water and mild
detergent, such as washing-up
liquid.
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The battery tool can be kept in the
wall bracket for future use.
International guarantee
Bang & Olufsen products purchased
from an authorized Bang & Olufsen
dealer, are covered by a guarantee.
For further information about our
International Guarantee, refer to
the Customer Ser vice section on
www.bang-olufsen.com
Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE) –
Environmental protection
Electrical and electronic equipment,
parts and batteries marked with this
symbol must not be disposed of
with normal household wastage;
all electrical and electronic equipment, parts and batteries must be
collected and disposed of separately.
When disposing of electrical and
electronic equipment and batteries
by use of the collection systems
available in your country, you
protect the environment, human
health and contribute to the
prudent and rational use of natural
resources.
Collecting electrical and electronic
equipment, batteries and waste
prevents the potential
contamination of nature with the
hazardous substances which may
be present in electrical and
electronic products and equipment.
Your Bang & Olufsen retailer will
advise you of the correct way of
disposal in your country.
If a product is too small to be marked
with the symbol, it will appear in
the User Guide, on the Guarantee
certificate, or on the packaging.
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