Bang & Olufsen Beovision 11-40, Beovision 11-46, Beovision 11-55 User Manual
BeoVision 11
BeoVision11–40
BeoVision11–46
BeoVision11–55
Dear Customer
This Getting Started contains information about the daily use of your Bang&
Olufsen product and connected equipment. We expect your retailer to deliver,
install and set up your product.
Your television offers more features and functions than described in this Getting
Started. Among other things; HomeMedia and WebMedia functions and auto
standby, editing and naming channels. These and other features are described in
more detail in the product’s online guide.
The guides are found on www.bang-olufsen.com/guides.
The guides are also kept up to date if new software introduces new or modied
features and functions in your television.
On www.bang-olufsen.com you can also nd more information and relevant FAQs
(Frequently Asked Questions) about your product.
Your Bang& Olufsen retailer is your rst stop for all your service queries.
To nd your nearest retailer, visit our website…
www.bang-olufsen.com
Technical specications, features and the use
thereof are subject to change without notice.
351110 4 Vers ion 1.1 1210
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or
electric shock, do not expose this
appliance to rain or moisture.
The lightning flash with arrowhead
symbol within an equilateral triangle,
is intended to alert the user to the
presence of un insulated “dangerous
voltage” within the product’s en closure that
may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a
risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the
user to the presence of important
operating and main tenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the
product.
Cautions
– Ensure that the television is positioned, set up
and connected in accordance with the
instructions in this Getting Started. To prevent
injury, use Bang & Olufsen approved stands and
wall brackets only!
– Place your television on a rm, stable surface.
– Do not place any items on top of your television.
– Do not subject the television to rain, high
humidity or sources of heat.
– The television is intended for indoor use in dry,
domestic environments only. Use within a
temperature range of 10–40°C (50 –105°F), and
at an altitude of no more than 1,500m (5,000ft).
– If the television has been exposed to
temperatures below 5°C (40°F), leave it at room
temperature and wait until the television has
regained normal room temperature before it is
connected to the mains and switched on.
– Do not place the television in direct sunlight or
direct articial light, such as a spotlight, as this
may reduce the sensitivity of the remote control
receiver. Also if the screen is overheated, black
spots may appear in the picture. These spots
disappear again, once the television cools down
to normal temperature.
– WARNING: Do not expose this equip ment to
dripping or splashing and ensure that no objects
lled with liquids, such as vases, are placed on
the equipment.
– Leave enough space around the television for
adequate ventilation.
– Connect all cables before connecting or
reconnecting any of the products in your system
to the mains.
– No naked ame sources, such as lighted candles
should be placed on the apparatus.
– To prevent the spread of re, keep candles or
other open ames away from this product at all
times.
– Do not attempt to open the television. Leave
such operations to qualied ser vice personnel.
–
Do not strike the glass with hard or pointed items.
– The product can only be switched off
completely by disconnecting it from the mains
socket. The mains socket must always be
accessible.
– Follow instructions to ensure correct and safe
installation and interconnection of equipment in
multimedia systems.
– The product label is placed behind the
connection cover.
Contents
Daily use
6 How to use your remote control
8 How to navigate in menus
10 Watch television
12 Pause and play back a programme
14 Play a recording
16 Watch 3D television
18 HomeMedia
19 Change picture and sound settings
Installation and setting up
22 Set up your television
23 Cleaning
24 Connection panels
6
How to use your remote control
Beo4 operation
Your television can be operated with the Beo4 with navigation button as
described in this Getting Started and the online guide, available on www.
bang-olufsen.com/guides.
The Beo4 display shows you the activated source or function
TV
1
2
or to
TV LIGHT RADIO
DTV DVD CD
V.MEM TEXT A.MEM
7 8 9
4 5 6
1 2 3
LIST
MENU
0
TV
DTV
TEXT
0 – 9
LIST
MENU
Switch on the TV*
Switch on WebMedia (requires Internet connec tion). See the online guide for more
information
Switch on teletext
Select channels and enter information in on-screen menus
Display ex tra “buttons” for functions or sources in the Beo4 display. Use
step in the list*
Bring up the main menu of the active source
Step through channels
Important
Search backwards or forwards step by step
Hold to rewind or wind
Navigation button left, right, up and down
the button in the direction you need
Centre button is used for selecting and accepting
STOP PLAY
BACK
BACK
Select colour specic func tions
Adjust volume
To mute, press the middle of the button
Pause and stop playback or recording
STOP
Start playback from built-in or connected equipment
PL AY
Move backwards through menus and the Beo4 list. Long press to exit menus
completely
Standby
– guides and FAQs are found on www.bang-olufsen.com/guides
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*Beo4 buttons
Digital Text/MHEG
MODE settings
Some buttons can be recongured during the setup process. See the online guide for more information.
NOTE! For general information about remote control operation, see the guide enclosed with your remote control.
2
*LIST
In the Beo4 LIST, you nd many of the buttons found under the
Some countries and CA modules require activation of Digital Text /MHEG. Consequently, some differences apply for
Beo4. When no menu is shown on the screen, you must press MENU before a coloured button. See the online guide
for more information.
Check that your Beo4 remote control is in MODE1. See your Beo4 online guide.
, , and . Move in menus by pressing
button on Beo6.
Beo6 operation
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Living Room
TV V.MEM RADIO
DTV N.MUSIC N.RADIO
PC DVD CD
STOP
BACK
PLAY
You can also operate your television with a Beo6 remote control.
When Beo6 operation is different from Beo4 operation, it is described
separately.
Soft button, touch screen to select*
TV
Switch on a source or select a function
Back up through Beo6 displays
Bring up SCENE buttons, such as Zones or Speaker
Press again to return
Bring up digits to select channel or enter data
+
Press again to return
Pause and stop playback or recording
STOP
Start playback of built-in or connected equipment
PL AY
Move backwards through menus. Long press to exit menus completely
BACK
Select colour specic func tions*4
Press volume wheel next to the colour
Turn to adjust volume
To mute, turn quickly counter-clockwise
3
Daily use
3
*About buttons
4
*Coloured buttons
Actual zone
Soft buttons on Beo6
Centre button is used for selecting and accepting
Navigation button left, right, up and down. Move in menus by pressing the
button in the direction you need
Search backwards or forwards step by step
Hold to rewind or wind
Step through channels or recordings
Standby
Light grey buttons indicate that you have to press a text in the display. Dark grey buttons indicate that you have to
press a hard button.
Press the wheel next to the colour to activate a coloured button.
Indicates the actual zone on Beo6 as it was named during the setup process.
Depending on the activated source, different soft buttons appear on the screen. Touch the screen to activate the
function.
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How to navigate in menus
Navigate in menus and select settings using your remote control. Pressing MENU
brings up the menu for the selected source.
Display and menus
Select source and select settings.
Navigate in menus
When a menu is on the screen, you can move
between menu options, reveal settings or enter
data.
Step between menu pages
Some menus take up more space than available
on the television screen. This is indicated by half a
menu item at the bottom or top of the screen. To
easily step from the top of a list to the bottom,
use the navigation button up.
TV MENU
Show menu Switch on TV
0–9
Highlight menu
/change setting
Enter data Bring up sub-
menu/store
setting
Select option Move
Step in pages Scroll through menu items
A solid line indicates
that selection must
be made using the
centre button
CHANNEL LIST
CNN 1
TV 2 NEWS 2
DISCOVER 3
CWNBC 4
BBCWORLD 5
… 6
… 7
SUPER CH 8
… 9
CRIME TV 10
CINEMA 11
PIN CODE
PIN CODE OFF
NEW PIN CODE
BACK
backwards
through
menus
or
BACK
Press and hold
to exit menus
A gradient line
indicates that you can
edit settings using the
navigation button left
and right
Information
Getting Started and guide
Main menu
Wednesday 09 November, 2011
Wednesday 09 November, 2011
Example of channel list.
This Getting Started and the online guide are primarily described with Beo4 remote control operation.
You can always bring up the main menu including a menu overlay of the active source if you press MENU.
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Daily use
Select source
You can select a source just by pressing the
dedicated button on the remote control, or you
can select a source via the menu.
Bring up help texts
You can bring up help texts with explanations of
features and functions when available in menus
and submenus.
General features and functions are also explained
in the NICE TO KNOW menu.*
1
Standby indicator
The standby indicator on the television will provide
you with information about the television state.
MENU
MENU
Green
Solid red
Slowly flashing red
Quickly flashing red
Off
Select source Bring up main menu Select SOURCE LIST
menu
The standby indicator flashes green shortly and the TV is ready to be used. To reduce
start up time, see the online guide regarding power settings.
The TV is in standby but leave it connected to the mains supply due to software
downloads.
The TV has been disconnected from the mains supply and you must enter the pin
code. See the online guide for more information on the pin code system, available on
www.bang-olufsen.com/guides.
Do not disconnect the TV from the mains supply. Could be due to new software being
activated or too many failed pin code attempts.
The TV is in standby and you can disconnect it from the mains supply if you want.
However, this activates the pin code system.
Show/hide help texts Bring up main menu Select option Bring up the SETUP
Help texts
1
*NICE TO KNOW menu
In the SETUP menu, you can show/hide help texts using the blue button. For some languages, help texts are only
available in English.
Access the menu from the SETUP menu. You can read about basic features and functions. When your television
receives software updates (requires Internet connection), new features and functions will be explained here.
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Watch television
Watch analogue and digital terrestrial, cable and satellite
channels depending on your tuner options. Make channel
groups, and turn the TV. Make a recording on the optional
hard disk recorder.
TV function
Beo4/Beo6 button
SOURCE LIST
RECORDINGS
SETUP
RECORD
PROGRAMME GUIDE
CHANNEL/STATION LIST
INFORMATION
CHANNEL/STATION GROUPS
SUBTITLE LANGUAGE
AUDIO LANGUAGE
HBBTV
ACCESS CA-UNITS
1
2
3
4
5
Operation
Switch on the TV
Select a channel
Bring up and use the menu overlay
Record here and now
While recording, you can also watch another recording, source or TV
channel.*2
Information
1
*Coloured functions
2
*Record here and now
Make channel groups
If you have a lot of channels, you can make groups to nd your
favourite channels easily. Access the FAVOURITES menu from
SETUP> CHANNELS > EDIT TV GROUPS.
Turn the TV
If your TV is equipped with a motorised stand or wall bracket, you
can turn it by means of the remote control.
Use teletext
If available from your programme provider, you can bring up teletext
for the selected channel.
You can also activate coloured functions without pressing MENU rst if Digital Text/HbbTV is disabled.
It is only possible to record from digital channels and stations. The TV has two tuners so you can record one
programme while watching another. You can also record two programmes at the same time. You cannot start a
new recording if the hard disk is full of protected recordings. See the online guide for information about space
management of recordings.
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