Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 8-40 User Manual
BeoVision 8-40
Guide
Contents
Menu overview, 3
See an overview of on-screen menus.
Navigate in menus, 4
See how to use the different remote controls
for menu operation.
First-time setup, 5
Which menus appear when you switch on
the television for the very rst time.
Choose menu language, 6
How to select menu language.
Tuner setup, 7
How to disable the internal TV tuner or
built-in DVD -HD module.
Connections, 8
Examples of where to connect additional
equipment and how to connect a PC or
camera.
Register additional video equipment , 11
How to register connected equipment in the
CONNECTIONS menu.
Camera and headphones sockets, 14
How to watch digital pictures on your
television and how to connect headphones.
Edit tuned TV channels, 15
How to rearrange the order in which
channels appear in the channel list and how
to name or delete them.
Re-tune or add channels, 18
How to add new channels or how to make a
new automatic tuning.
Loudspeaker setup – surround sound, 19
How to make your television part of a
surround sound system, including how to
connect loudspeakers and adjust speaker
balance.
Adjust picture and sound settings, 23
How to make settings for picture and how
to adjust bass, treble, etc. How to use game
mode.
Daily use of speaker combinations, 26
How to switch between different speaker
combinations.
Set the television to switch itself on or
off, 27
How to make your television switch off
automatically or make it part of a Play Timer.
Set up your Beo4 remote control, 29
Tell the television if your remote control has
a navigation button or not.
Feature activation, 30
How to enter an activation key and get
access to additional features.
HDMI MATRIX, 31
How to enter settings in the HDMI MATRIX
menu.
Teletext, 33
How to store favourite teletext pages as
MEMO pages.
Operate other equipment with Beo4 or
Beo5, 34
How to operate connected equipment, such
as set-top boxes, DVD players or the like,
with the Bang & Olufsen remote control.
Connect and operate an audio system, 36
How to connect an audio system to your
television and operate an integrated audio/
video system.
Distribute sound and picture with
BeoLink, 39
How to make link connections, operate a
link system.
Your television in a link room, 41
How to set up and operate your television in
a link room.
Two televisions in the same room, 43
Option programming and operation of two
televisions in the same room.
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Menu overview
1. 2. 3.
TUNING
SLEEP TIMER
EDIT CHANNELS
ADD CHANNELS
AUTO TUNING
MANUAL TUNING
FREQUENCY
CHANNEL NO
NAME
FINE TUNE
DECODER
TV SYSTEM
SOUND
PLAY TIMER
OPTIONS
TIMER
CONNECTIONS
TUNER SETUP
SOUND
PICTURE
DTV PL AY TIMER
AV1–AV6
HDMI EXPANDER
LINK TUNING
TV TUNER
DVB HD
ADJUSTMENT
SPEAKER TYPE
SPEAKER DISTANCE
SPEAKER LEVEL
SOUND SYSTEM
BRIGHTNESS
CONTRAST
COLOUR
TINT
SIZE
HOR. SIZE
VERT. SIZE
HOR. POSITION
VERT. POSITION
GAME MODE
MODE
GROUP
AUTO STANDBY
BEO4 SETTING
FEATURE ACTIVATION
MENU LANGUAGE
AFTER 1 HOUR
AFTER 2 HOURS
AFTER 4 HOURS
OFF
NAVIGATION BUTTON
NO NAVIGATION BUTTON
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Navigate in menus
Beo4 with navigation button
GO
If you have a Beo4 remote control with
navigation button and your television is
set up for use with it, see page29, you
use the centre button with up, down,
left and right movement to navigate in
menus. Press in the middle of the centre
button to conrm selections and
settings in menus.
Bring up the T V SETUP menu by pressing
MENU while the TV is on.
Beo4 without navigation button
If you have a Beo4 remote control
without navigation button, you must
use the ‘star’ to navigate up, down, left
and right in menus and press the centre
button to conrm choices and settings
in menus. Also your television must be
set up for use with a Beo4 without
navigation button.
To back up through menus, press BACK.
To exit menus, press and hold BACK.
If your television is set up for use
without navigation button, you must
use the ‘star’ to navigate up, down, left
and right in menus and press the centre
button to conrm selections and
settings in menus.
Bring up the T V SETUP menu by pressing
MENU while the TV is on.
To back up through menus, press STOP.
To exit menus, press EXIT.
BACK
STOP
PLAY
Beo5
If you operate your television with the
Beo5 remote control, you use the centre
button with up, down, left and right
movement to navigate in menus. Press
in the middle of the centre button to
conrm selections and set tings in menus.
Bring up the T V SETUP menu by pressing
Menu while the TV is on.
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To back up through menus, press BACK.
To exit menus, press and hold BACK.
Note that a Beo5 should be re-congured
when you add new products to your setup.
First-time setup
The setup procedure is activated
when the television is connected
to the mains and switched on for
the rst time. You are led
through an automatic series of
on-screen menus in which you
must register the extra
equipment you have connected,
such as loud speakers.
If you change your setup at a later
you can access the same
date,
menus and update your settings.
Remember that you need to set
the speaker types and the
distances in the SOUND menu.
The sequence of menus in rst-time setup
MENU LANGUAGE… You can select the
language for on-screen menus. The text
on the screen changes as you move from
language to language.
TUNER SETUP … Disable the television tuner
or DVB tuner, if you like, see page7.
CONNECTIONS … Select the type of
equipment you have connected to each
socket groups, the sockets used, the
product name, and the source name.
For further information about the
CONNECTIONS menu, see page8.
CHECK AERIAL CONNECTION… This
prompt only appears, if the television
tuner is enabled.
AUTO TUNING … When you have registered
your connected equipment, a menu for
channel tuning automatically appears on
the screen. Use the navigation button
right to start auto tuning. The television
nds all available channels. For further
information about tuning TV channels,
see page15.
SPEAKER TYPE… In this menu, you select
which speakers are connected to the
television, if any. See page19 for further
information.
SPEAKER DISTANCE… In this menu, you
select the distance in metres to each of
the speakers in your setup.
SPEAKER LEVEL… In this menu, you can
adjust the volume level of each speaker in
your setup.
ADJUSTMENT… In this menu, you can
adjust bass, volume, treble, etc.
DVB SETUP… If the DVB HD tuner is
enabled, the DVB SETUP menu appears,
see the separate DVB HD Guide for further
information.
For information about where to connect
extra equipment, see the chapter about
connection panels in Getting Started.
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Choose menu language
The menu language you choose
during the rst-time setup of
your television can be changed
at any time.
Once a menu language is chosen,
all menus and display messages
are shown in this language.
You can select the language for on-
screen menus via the TV SETUP menu.
The text on the screen changes as you
move from language to language.
> Bring up the TV SETUP menu and highlight
OPTIONS.
> Press the centre button to bring up the
OPTIONS menu and highlight MENU
LANGUAGE.
> Press the centre button to bring up the
MENU LANGUAGE menu.
> Use the navigation button up or down to
move to your language choice.
> Press the centre button to make your
choice.
> Press BACK to back up through previous
menus or press and hold BACK to leave
the menus.
MENU LANGUAGE
DANSK
DEUTSCH
ENGLISH
ESPAÑOL
FRANÇAIS
ITALIANO
NEDERLANDS
SVENSKA
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Tuner setup
If you disable the TV tuner, you
can activate the optional DVB
tuner with the TV button. If you
disable the DVB tuner, you can
activate a connected peripheral
unit with the DTV button.
To disable the internal tuner …
> Bring up the TV SETUP menu and highlight
OPTIONS.
> Press the centre button to bring up the
OPTIONS menu, and highlight TUNER
SETUP.
> Press the centre button to bring up the
TUNER SETUP menu and highlight TV
TUNER.
> Use the navigation button left or right to
switch between the setting ON or OFF.
> Highlight DVB HD.
> Use the navigation button left or right to
switch between the setting ON or OFF.
> Press the centre button to store the
settings, or …
> … press and hold BACK to leave the
menus without storing.
TUNER SETUP
TV TUNER ON
DVB HD ON
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The connection panel on your
television allows you to connect
signal input cables as well as a
variety of extra equipment, such
as a video recorder.
If your television is equipped
with the optional System Module
and you connect a compatible
audio system, you obtain the
benets of an integrated audio/
video system using a Master Link
cable.
Any equipment you connect to
these sockets must be registered
in the CONNECTIONS menu. For
further information, see page12.
Before you connect any equipment
to your television, remember to
disconnect the television from the
mains.
Connections
Decod er
DVD
Satel lite (STB)
Recor der (HDR)
DVB
AERIAL
AV 1–2
AV 1–4
AV 1–4
AV 4
POWER LINK
SUB
POWER LIN K
FRONT
POWER LIN K
REAR
There are some restrictions as to the types of
equipment that can be connected to the
sockets.
Equipment with VGA output can only be
connected and registered to the AV3 socket.
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IR type
>> Connections
In the AV menus you can select how a
PUC controlled product is connected.
You can choose between ‘PLUG’ (cable)
and ‘IR’ (IR Blaster).
DVB module
The CA module is a ‘card reader’ for your
Smart Card which decodes the coded
signals sent out by the programme
provider.
STB
STB
PLUG
IR
IR-transmitters: To operate non-Bang&
Olufsen products with a Bang& Olufsen
remote control, attach a Bang& Olufsen IR-
transmitter to each of the products. Connect
each transmitter to the corresponding socket
marked PUC on the main connection panel.
Insert the Smart Card in the CA module with
the chip facing towards the television. The
BACKSIDE
CHIPSIDE
CA module has one protruding edge on one
side and two protuding edges on the other
side. The side with one edge should face
CA
SMARTCARD
upwards. The Conax Smart Card must be
inserted with the chip facing away from the
television front.
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0.5 A
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>> Connections
Connect and use a PC
IMPORTANT! Before connecting a PC to
the television, disconnect the television,
the computer, and all equipment
connected to the computer from the
mains.
To connect a computer to the
television …
> Using the appropriate type of cable,
connect one end to the DVI, VGA or HDMI
output socket on your computer, and the
other end to the VGA or HDMI socket on
the television.
> To hear sound from the computer in the
speakers connected to the television, use
the appropriate cable and connect the
sound output on the computer to the R–L
or SPDIF sockets on the television when
appropriate.
> Reconnect the television, the computer,
and all equipment connected to the
computer to the mains. Remember, the
computer must be connected to a
grounded wall outlet as specied in its
setting-up instructions.
Bring up the computer image on the
screen
To see the computer picture on the screen,
you must bring it up with your remote
control.
To bring up the computer picture …
> Press LIST and use the navigation button
up or down to bring up PC in the Beo4
display and press the centre button to
bring up the picture. You can then operate
the computer as you normally would.
(Beo5: Press Pc).
If you have connected your PC to the VGA
socket on the television, you must register
the PC to the AV3 socket in the
CONNECTIONS menu. A PC connected to
the HDMI socket can be registered to any of
the AV sockets or socket groups.
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Register additional video equipment
If you connect additional video
equipment to your television,
you must register the equipment
in the CONNECTIONS menu.
When the television is rst set
up, some of the equipment
connected at that particular
moment is detected by the
television. The CONNECTIONS
menu appears automatically on
the screen during rst-time
setup for you to register
connected equipment, if it is not
detected automatically by the
television. If you connect
equipment at a later date, you
must register this equipment in
the CONNECTIONS menu.
What is connected?
Registering the equipment connected
to the television enables you to operate
it with your remote control.
> Bring up the TV SETUP menu and
highlight OPTIONS.
> Press the centre button to bring up the
OPTIONS menu. CONNECTIONS is
highlighted already.
> Press the centre button to bring up the
CONNECTIONS menu.
> Use the navigation button up or down to
step between the different socket groups:
AV1, AV2, AV3, AV4, AV5, AV6 and HDMI
EXPANDER, HDMI MATRIX when
available. For information about LINK
TUNING see page39.
> Press the centre button to be able to
register a connected product type to the
highlighted socket group.
> Use the navigation button up and down
to move between the sockets in the
group.
> Use the navigation button left or right to
register what you have connected to the
highlighted socket.
> Press the centre button to be able to
select the product from an on-screen list.
> Use the navigation button left or right to
see lists for other types of products.
> Use the navigation button up or down or
a number button to highlight the name of
the product and press the centre button
to register it.
> Press the green button to be able to
name the source. The naming menu is
now activated.
> Use the navigation button up and down
to nd the individual characters in the
name.
>
Press the centre button to accept the name.
CONNECTIONS
AV1 NONE
AV2 NONE
AV3 NONE
AV4 NONE
AV5 CAMERA
AV6 NONE
HDMI EXPANDER NO
HDMI MATRIX NO
LINK TUNING NO
The available sockets may vary according to
your setup.
> Names are shown in the television on-
screen display when the source is selected.
> Press the centre button to bring up the
STANDBY OPTIONS menu.
> Use the navigation button up or down to
see the list of standby options for when
the connected equipment should switch
to standby.
> Press the centre button to select a
standby option.
> When you have completed your settings
for a single socket group, press the
centre button to return to the
CONNECTIONS menu.
> Repeat the procedure for each socket
group.
At rst-time setup only, when you have
registered all connected equipment, press
the green button to store the setup.
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>> Register additional video equipment
What’s on the AV1 – AV6 menu …
SOURCE … Select the source you have
connected. The option you select indicates
which remote control button switches on
the source. For example, a source
registered as V. MEM is switched on when
you press the V MEM button. A source
registered as DTV2 is switched on by
pressing LIST and then the navigation
button up or down to display DTV2 and
press the centre button. (Beo5: Press
DTV2). Options are:
NONE … if nothing is connected.
V.MEM … for a connected video recorder
or hard disk recorder.
DVD/DVD2 … for a connected DVD player
or recorder.
DTV2… for other equipment, such as a
set-top box.
DTV … occupied by the DVB module,
unless you disable the DVB module.
V.AUX2 … for other equipment, such as a
video game console.
TV … occupied by the TV tuner, unless
you disable both tuners in the TUNER
SETUP menu.
PC … for a connected PC.
DECODER… for a connected decoder.
The source lists are divided into 4 groups;
‘stb’ are set-top boxes, ‘dvd’ are DVD
players and recorders, ‘vmem’ are video
recorders including hard disk recorders,
‘other’ are, for example, PCs and media
centres.
NAME … Allows you to name the source
you are registering, the name you enter
appears in the on-screen display when you
activate the source.
(AUTO SELECTION)… Allows a source
connected to AV5 to be selected
automatically as soon as the television
detects a signal, provided the television is
on at the time. Options are ON and OFF.
IR SOCKET… Select which IR socket is used
for the source, options are PUC1, PUC2,
PUC3, PUC4 and NONE.
IR TYPE… Select the type of IR connection
used. Options are PLUG (for a cable
connection) and IR (for an IR blaster
connection).
HDMI … Indicates whether or not the
equipment is connected to the television
via one of the HDMI sockets. Select the
appropriate socket: A, B, or C.
(YPbPr) … Indicates whether or not the
equipment is connected to the television
via the YPbPr sockets. Options are YES
and NO. Can only be registered in one of
the AV menus (AV2-AV4 or AV6) at any
time.
(VGA) … Indicates whether or not the
equipment is connected to the television
via the VGA socket. Options are YES and
NO.
S/P-DIF… Select the S/P-DIF connec tion
used. Options are 1, 2 and NONE.
An HDMI Expander must always be
connected to HDMIC, when present,
otherwise to HDMIB. When connecting an
HDMI Expander, additional HDMI sockets
become available; C1, C2, C3 and C4.
While it is possible to register equipment
under any of the available source types, the
type you select affects how you can use your
source.
AV2
SOURCE NONE
NAME . . . . .
IR SOCKET NONE
IR TYPE IR
HDMI NONE
Y/Pb/Pr NO
S/P-DIF NONE
Regarding High Denition (HD)
sources …
Standard Denition (SD) signals can be
recorded, as well as distributed to a link
room television, but HD signals cannot.
Connect both the HD and the SD signals to
the television. The best signal is always used.
If no HD signal is available, the SD signal is
shown.
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>> Register additional video equipment
Standby settings …
When you register a non-Bang& Olufsen
product in the CONNECTIONS menu, you
can also select different ‘STANDBY
OPTIONS’ for your product. This means that
you can select if the connected product
should switch to standby automatically.
The options are:
OFF AT SOURCE CHANGE … The product
switches to standby immediately when
you select another source.
OFF AT TV STANDBY … The product
switches to standby when you switch the
television to standby.
ALWAYS ON … The product does not switch
to standby automatically.
MANUAL CONTROL … The product can be
switched on and off by means of the
remote control.
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