Bang & Olufsen BeoVision Avant User Manual

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Dear Customer

This guide contains additional information about the daily use of your Bang & Olufsen product and connected equipment, and describes the features and functions of your product in more detail. Among other things you can find information about settings, how to operate your product with a Bang & Olufsen remote control, and how to set up a wired or wireless connection. We expect your retailer to deliver, install and set up your product.

This guide will be updated on a regular basis to make it reflect, for example, new features and functions introduced with software updates. When your television receives new features and functions, you can also read about them in the NICE TO KNOW menu under SETUP.

You can find additional information about your product in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section on www.bang-olufsen.com/faq.

Your Bang & Olufsen retailer is your first stop for all your service queries.

To find your nearest retailer, visit our website … www.bang-olufsen.com

Contents – Click a headline to move to that section

How to use your remote control, 6

See how to use the remote control. You can also use BeoRemote App to operate your television.

Understanding the guide, 8

See how to use the illustrated menu operations, how to navigate in menus and understand the indicator light as a help for you to get an optimal experience with your Bang & Olufsen television.

Set up your television, 11

How to place and handle your television in a correct way.

Maintenance, 13

See how to clean and maintain your products.

Connections, 14

Connect your television and expand your setup by connecting additional equipment, such as a set-top box, a PC or a camera to widen your source selection. If needed, you can reset to default settings.

Set positions for the television to turn to,

Preset positions for a motorised floor stand or wall bracket to turn to in order to optimise the experience for several viewing and listening positions. You can also adjust the tilt of a motorised table stand to avoid reflections.

Set up additional equipment, 23

Register connected equipment via the SOURCE LIST menu and download PUC tables to operate non-Bang & Olufsen equipment with your Bang & Olufsen remote control. You can remove PUC tables you no longer wish to use, and you can set up USB devices, for example, to use for recordings.

Watch television, 26

Watch television, bring up programme information and make a recording on a connected USB HDD or SSD. You can turn the TV to different viewing and listening positions and change subtitles and audio options to customise the viewing experience to your preferences.

Use channels, groups and lists, 30

Create, edit and use groups and lists, for example, to customise the range of channels to the preferences of the individual member of a family. Thus, no one has to go through all the available channels when searching for a specific channel. You can edit and add channels and watch Pay Per View channels, if available.

Pause and play back a programme, 33

Pause, repeat and resume a digital programme in progress if you have connected a USB HDD or SSD. This enables you to take a break, for example, to get a cup of coffee and return after a while to continue where you left off, a while behind the programme’s live signal. You can step backward and forward to replay a scene that you missed.

Record a programme, 35

Set a Timer to record a programme you wish to watch again or at a different time than when it is broadcasted. Bring up a list of Timers to edit a Timer or to get an overview of the programmes you have planned to record. If you are watching a programme that you decide you want to keep, you can also copy from the timeshift buffer to the USB Hard Disk Drive or Solid State Drive that is set up for recording.

Play a recording, 38

Play and browse through recordings, whether they are old recordings or new recordings, executed by Timers, that you have not played yet.

Edit recordings, 40

Protect, name, sort, trim, split or delete recordings. All of these functions enables you to modify and customise your recordings as you wish. You can also change category or activate a Parental Lock.

Re-tune channels, 41

Channels are updated automatically, but you can also update channels manually if needed or reinstall all channels, for example, if you have switched to another service provider.

Loudspeaker setup – surround sound, 43

Make your television part of a surround sound system to enjoy a fantastic sound experience. If you want speakers in your setup to be connected wirelessly, associate the speakers to your television to not only enjoy the sound but also the aesthetics of wireless surroundings. You are encouraged to create different speaker groups to optimise the sound experience for different listening positions, and you can set up sound modes to suit different types of programmes or sources.

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Daily use of sound modes and speaker groups, 47

Switch between different sound modes, such as GAME mode, to optimise sound from your surround sound system for different types of programmes and sources. Switch between speaker groups to optimise the sound experience for different listening positions, for example, one position in an open kitchen for listening to NetRadio and another in an armchair watching the TV source. Each speaker group is customised for a specific listening position.

Adjust sound and picture settings, 48

Make sound and picture settings, such as adjusting bass level or brightness, to suit your preferences, and use picture modes and formats to adapt to different types of programmes and sources.

Personalise the TV experience, 51

Save and restore a snapshot of the current source, sound, and picture experience if you would like to easily bring up the same combination at another time. For internal sources also the playing item may be stored.

Set up 3D television, 52

Make settings for how 3D television should be activated for you to enjoy the experience of watching 3D television when it suits you.

Watch 3D television, 53

Activate 3D television to obtain an extraordinary immersive viewing experience. Choose between modes to match the signal from the programme provider.

See two sources at the same time, 55

See two sources at the same time, for example, to watch another source during the commercial break of a movie and at the same time keep track of when the movie starts again.

Teletext, 56

Store favourite teletext pages as MEMO pages to be able to bring them up quickly at any time.

Operate additional equipment, 58

Operate connected equipment, such as settop boxes, DVD players or the like with your Bang & Olufsen remote control, which thereby offers you the opportunity to use only one remote control for all sources in your setup.

NetRadio, 59

Browse, search and play back netradio stations on your television to enjoy music from radío stations worldwide.

WebMedia, 61

Navigate in web pages and add apps using WebMedia. WebMedia enables you to use Internet features on your television allowing you to easily share web-related content, for example, in the living room with your family.

Spotify, Deezer and YouTube, 63

Access Spotify, Deezer and YouTube through apps to enjoy a world of music and television after your own choice.

HomeMedia, 64

Browse your photos and play back your music and video files on your television. Enjoy the contents of a storage device in comfortable surroundings in the living room with your friends. You can also stream content from a computer or a smart phone.

Sleep Timers, 67

Make your television switch off automatically, for example, if you wish to go to sleep to the sound of music from a source in your setup or if you want the television to switch off at the end of a programme.

Power settings, 68

Make settings for power consumption and auto standby and reduce the start-up time of the television.

Access control, 69

Make an access code to prevent others from editing channel settings and watching channels or recordings. For example, it is possible to limit children’s access to channels with much violence and crime.

The pin code system, 70

Use the pin code system to make the television useless for people who do not know the pin code, for example, if it has been stolen and thereby been disconnected from the mains for a specific period of time.

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Software and service update, 71

Update software and find information about modules, for your television or your entire Bang & Olufsen system to continuously be equipped with the newest features and functions.

Digital Text and HbbTV, 72

Enable or disable Digital Text for MHEG operation. This feature is useful for some countries or CA modules and activates available applications for channels. You can also activate HbbTV, an online service offering additional features, such as competitions and social networking, sent out by the broadcaster.

Network settings, 73

Set up a network and bring up network information. A network connection allows you to access different sources such as NetRadio and WebMedia and take advantage of software updates, HbbTV and other features.

Distribute sound with Network Link, 76

Make link connections and integrate your television with another product in order to distribute sound to other rooms in the house and thereby expand the possibilities of your Bang & Olufsen system.

Connect and operate an audio system, 78

Connect an audio system to your television and operate an integrated audio/video system to play music from your audio system on your television or to send the sound from your television to your audio system.

Two televisions – with Network Link connection, 80

Connect another television to your television and operate an integrated video system to be able to share sound between the two televisions and, for example, listen to an audio or video source from a television placed in another room.

Operate two televisions with one remote control, 81

Switch between two televisions and operate both televisions with the same Bang & Olufsen remote control.

HDMI Matrix, 82

Enter settings in the HDMI MATRIX menu if you have connected an HDMI Matrix, allowing you to connect a multitude of external sources to a variety of televisions, and operate these sources individually on each television or simultaneously in several rooms.

How to use your remote control

Your television can be operated with BeoRemote One.

MUSIC

LIST

0 – 9

TEXT

GUIDE

BACK

INFO

The display shows you a list of sources or functions when it is switched on

Display available video sources in the display for you to switch on. Use or to step in the list*1

Display available audio sources in the display for you to switch on. Use or to step in the list*1

Display extra functions in the display. Use or to step in the list

MyButtons. Long press to store the current setup, such as source, sound and picture settings, short press to select it.

Select channels and enter information in on-screen menus

Switch on teletext

Bring up the television Programme Guide

Move backwards through menus and the BeoRemote One list. Long press exits menus completely

Bring up help texts and information on a menu or function

Bring up the main menu of the active source

Arrow buttons left, right, up and down , , and . Move in menus and in the BeoRemote One display

Centre button used for selecting and activating, such as source selection and settings

Select colour specific functions

Start playback of a track, file or recording or start replay

Search backwards or forwards step by step

Step through channels and stations

Pause playback of a programme or recording

Adjust volume. To mute, press the middle of the button

Standby

1*Some sources in the display can be reconfigured during the setup process. For more information, see page 23.

For general information about remote control operation, see the guide for your remote control.

Some countries and CA modules require activation of Digital Text/MHEG. Consequently, some differences apply for BeoRemote One. When no menu is shown on the screen, you must press MENU before a coloured button. For more information, see page 72.

>> How to use your remote control

BeoRemote App

	BeoRemote App allows you to operate your

	television with a tablet and is especially
	useful for navigating in web pages or
	applications using WebMedia.*1 Both your
	television and tablet must be on the same
	network and WAKE ON WLAN/WAKE ON
	LAN must be set to ON, see the television
iOS	POWER SAVING menu. This allows you to
	switch on your television from standby
Your tablet and your television must be on	mode. Note that the standby power
the same network to use the BeoRemote	consumption will increase slightly.
App.
	BeoRemote App integrates with your
	television. However, it does not support all
	BeoRemote One LIST functions.
	Tap on the menu icon (	) to open the



	television menu. A free moving cursor
	works as the BeoRemote One arrow
	buttons. Tap in the middle to select a

setting. Swipe to the list options to activate television functions.

To back up through menus, tap .

To exit menus, hold .

BeoRemote App has a short built-in guide which describes basic functions (found under SETTINGS).

Note that first-time setup must be performed using a BeoRemote One. BeoRemote App requires that your television is set up in a network.

1*BeoRemote App supports tablets with iOS (most recent iOS version).

Understanding the guide

Quick guide and online guide

www

Together with your television you have received a printed Quick guide introducing you to the television.

The present online guide provides you with a deeper knowledge about the television and its many features and functions.

Menu operation

SETUP SOUND

…

This menu hierarchy illustrates the path into a menu where you can make different settings. Press MENU on your remote control and use the arrow button and the centre button to select and open the menu.

When available, you can also press the INFO button on your remote control to bring up help texts.

Example of menu operation.

Remote control operation

To activate picture modes
directly …
Press to bring up PICTURE in		LIST
Press to bring up PICTURE in
the BeoRemote One display
the BeoRemote One display

	PICTURE

Press to select a picture mode		1 – 4
Press to select a picture mode
Step between modes



Press to remove PICTURE		BACK
Press to remove PICTURE
from the display

Example of BeoRemote One operation.

Where relevant, the remote control operation will be shown.

–A dark grey button indicates a physical button you must press.

–A light grey display text indicates a BeoRemote One display text. Press LIST, TV or MUSIC on BeoRemote One to bring it up. The text appears in the BeoRemote One display. The texts in LIST, TV and MUSIC can be renamed and you can hide texts you have no need for and show texts you need. For more information see your BeoRemote One guide.

–The centre button is symbolised by which is used in the operation sequences when you must press the centre button.

>> Understanding the guide

How to navigate in menus

Navigate in menus and select settings using your remote control. Pressing MENU brings up the main menu, including a menu overlay for the active source.

This guide is described with

BeoRemote One operation.

Display and menus …

Select source and settings.

Bring up video sources in the		TV
BeoRemote One display and


select the television source to
select the television source to		TV
be switched on

Bring up the main menu		MENU

Navigate in menus …

When a menu is on the screen, you can move between menu options, reveal settings or enter data.

Highlight a menu or change a setting

Enter data	0–9
Bring up a submenu or store a
setting
Select an option

Press to back up through	BACK
previous menus or press and
hold to leave the menu

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, press.

Step in pages

Scroll through menu items

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

Example of channel list. Selection must be made using the centre button.

>> Understanding the guide

Select source …

You can bring up a source by pressing the TV or MUSIC button and select a source in the remote control display, or you can select a source via the television menu.

Bring up the main menu

Select SOURCE LIST

Select a source

Bring up help texts …

You can bring up help texts with explanations of features and functions when available in menus and submenus.*1 General features and functions are also explained in the NICE TO KNOW menu.*2

Bring up the main menu

Bring up the SETUP menu

Select an option

Show or hide help texts

INFO

1*For some languages, help texts are only available in English.

2*Access the NICE TO KNOW 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.

Indicator light

Standby indicator

The standby indicator placed to the right on top of the television screen will provide you with information about the television state.

(Solid green)

The TV is switched on, but there is no picture on the screen.

(Slowly flashing red)

The TV has been disconnected from the mains supply and you must enter the pin code. See page 70 for more information on the pin code system.

(Quickly flashing red)

Do not disconnect the TV from the mains supply. Could be due to new software being activated or too many failed pin code attempts.

Bang & Olufsen BeoVision Avant User Manual

Set up your television

The television must be set up by qualified service personnel according to the guide for the stand or bracket. The television has several placement options. Guidelines for placement and connection must be followed.

To ensure proper ventilation, allow enough space around the screen. At overheating (flashing standby indicator and an on-screen warning), switch the TV to standby, not disconnected from the mains, in order for the TV to cool down. You cannot operate the TV during this time.

WARNING! Do not lift or otherwise move your television physically when it is mounted on the floor stand. It could cause the television screen to break.

Contact your retailer.

If your television is mounted on the table stand, make sure it is placed on a table that can handle the heavy weight of the television and the table stand.

Placement options							Handling

The TV has several placement options. Refer to www.bang-olufsen.com for available stands and wall brackets or contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer. Depending on your television size different stands are available. Due to the weight of the TV, any moving or lifting of the TV should be performed by qualified personnel – using the proper equipment.

The TV is not designed to stand on its own. It must be supported until mounted. To prevent injury, use Bang & Olufsen approved brackets or stands only!

Wall bracket and stands

Set the maximum angle the TV will turn on the motorised floor stand or wall bracket. Remember to leave enough space around the TV to allow it to turn freely. If your television is mounted on the motorised table stand, it can be slightly tilted to avoid disturbing reflections. For more information, see page 22.

If the television is to be moved when mounted on the floor stand, it must be dismounted. Also, it is important that the stand is set in TRANSPORT mode. When placed in a new position, the stand must be set up again. Bring up SETUP then STAND to set it up again.

>> Set up your television

Overview

Locate the connection panel and other important items:

1Holes for mounting of a wall bracket.

2Holes for mounting of a stand.

3Covers for the main connection panel. Slide the covers to the sides to reveal the connection panel.

4Easy access panel.

5Standby indicator and room lights indicator.

5	4
	4
	2
3	3
	2

Depending on your setup, different stand or wall bracket covers may be used. See the guide for your stand or wall bracket for information on how to mount such covers.

Run cables

Gather the cables from the upper and lower part of the panel, fasten them with cable ties and run them upwards or downwards behind the cable holders depending on wall bracket or stand placement. See the illustrated example.

If you have a motorised stand or wall bracket, make sure that there is enough slack in the cables to allow the TV to turn to either side or tilt before you fasten the cables with cable ties to make a neat bundle.

Maintenance

Regular maintenance, such as cleaning, is the responsibility of the user.

Screen

Use a mild window cleaning fluid and lightly clean the screen without leaving streaks or traces. Some micro-fibre cloths may harm the optical coating due to their strong abrasive effect.

Cabinet

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.

Never use alcohol or other solvents to clean any parts of the TV.

Connections

The connection panel on your television allows you to connect signal input cables as well as a variety of extra equipment, such as a DVD player or a music system.

Equipment you connect to these sockets can be registered in the SOURCE LIST menu when you press the red button. If the equipment is not in the SOURCE LIST, you must press the green button to add it to the SOURCE LIST first. For more information, see page 23.

Before you connect any equipment to your television, remember to disconnect the television from the mains. Except when connecting a source to the

HDMI IN or USB socket.

Depending on the type of equipment you connect to the television, different cables and maybe also adaptors are needed. Cables and adaptors are available from your Bang & Olufsen retailer.

SATELLITE

AERIAL

PL 1–5

Tuner

If you use the hard disk recorder functions in connection with a satellite dish, you must use an LNB head with two outputs. If you have more than one satellite dish, you must also use a multi DISEqC switch. For more information, contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer.

Loudspeakers

Use Bang & Olufsen BeoLab speakers. Cables are available from your Bang & Olufsen retailer. You can also connect up to eight speakers wirelessly. See page 43 for more information.

To obtain the best possible wireless connection, it is recommended to place all wireless speakers within a range of approximately 9 metres (29.5 ft) from the television.

Do not place any obstacles in front of the television or wireless speakers, as this may interfere with the wireless connection. The wireless speakers should be placed in one room and be visible from the television. See the guide for your speaker for information about whether or not your speaker can be connected wirelessly.

Equipment with HDMI™ output

Equipment with HDMI output such as a settop box can be connected to any available HDMI socket in the television. However, HDMI 1 is recommended for UHD (Ultra High Definition) sources. For more information on how to set up connected equipment, see page 23.

A configured source can be selected on the BeoRemote One or in the SOURCE LIST. If the television detects an unconfigured source, you are asked to choose between doing nothing, showing the source or configuring it.

Connected equipment can be operated with its own remote control or you may download a Peripheral Unit Controller (PUC) table, if available, to use the Bang & Olufsen remote control, see page 58.

If you need to reset your television to default settings, then bring up the REGIONAL SETTINGS menu and select another country. You will be asked to confirm the reset. All settings will be deleted and you must go through first-time setup, follow the onscreen instructions.

>> Connections

Connection panels

MONITOR

PUC 2

PUC 1

PL 5

PL 4

CONTROL

A+B

EXT. IR

S/P-DIF

STAND

PL 3

PL 2

PL1 PUC 3 A+B

CTRL 2

CTRL 1

CTRL 3

COMMON INTERFACE

AERIAL

SATELLITE

CHIPSIDE

Equipment you connect permanently to the	~ Mains supply	EXT. IR
main connection panel must be registered	Connection to the mains supply.	For future use.
in the SOURCE LIST menu by pressing the
green button and then for each source the	PL 1–5 (Power Link)	HDMI IN (1–5)
red button. Equipment connected to the	For connection of external speakers in a	The High Definition Multimedia Interface
easy access socket panel can be registered	surround sound setup. See page 21 for more	allows you to connect many different
in the SOURCE LIST menu if you press the	information.	sources, such as set-top boxes, multimedia
green button, highlight a source and press		players, Blu-ray players, or a PC. HDMI 1 is
the red button. If a source is already	MONITOR CONTROL	recommended for UHD (Ultra High
configured, you can simply highlight it in	For future use.	Definition) sources.
the SOURCE LIST and press the red button
to change settings. For more information,	PUC 1–3 A+B	AV IN
see page 23.	For IR control signals to external equipment	For connection of analogue video or audio
	connected to an HDMI IN or AV IN socket.	equipment. Different adaptors are needed.
We recommend that you connect the	Allows you to control non-Bang & Olufsen	Adaptors are available from your Bang &
television to the Internet to be able to	equipment with your Bang & Olufsen remote	Olufsen retailer.
receive software updates and to download	control.
Peripheral Unit Controller (PUC) tables. PUC		S/P-DIF IN
tables enable you to operate connected	CTRL (1–2)	Digital audio input socket, for example, for a
non-Bang & Olufsen products with your	For future use.	PC.
Bang & Olufsen remote control.
		USB ( )
Connect the ~ socket on the main connection		For connection of a USB device to browse
panel of your TV to the wall outlet. The TV is		digital photos, video or music files. If you
in standby mode and ready to be used.		connect a USB HDD or SSD, you can use it as
		an external hard disk recorder.

The supplied plug and mains cord are specially designed for the product. Do not change the plug, and if the mains cord is damaged, you must buy a new one from your Bang & Olufsen retailer.

>> Connections

Ethernet

For connection to the Internet. For software updates, access to WebMedia, NetRadio and PUC downloads.

Make sure the cable connection between the product and the router does not exit the building to avoid contact with high voltage.

It is strongly recommended that you set your television to update system software automatically, see page 71.

STAND

For connection of a motorised stand or wall bracket. See page 22 for calibration of floor stand or wall bracket.

AERIAL

Aerial input socket for an external aerial/ cable TV network or for an analogue signal.

SATELLITE (1–2)

Aerial input sockets for a digital satellite signal.

COMMON INTERFACE (2 x PCMCIA)

For insertion of a CA module and card for access to coded digital channels. For more information about compatible card and module combinations, contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer.

Easy access socket panel

HDMI IN (6)

HDMI IN connection of additional equipment. You can also connect a camera or a game console.

MIC

For connection of a calibration microphone, to be able to calibrate connected speakers automatically.

USB ()

For connection of a USB device to browse digital photos, video or music files via your media browser (HomeMedia). If you connect a USB HDD or SSD, you can use it to record from the built-in tuners.

6	MIC
6

Easily access the HDMI IN, microphone and USB sockets.

>> Connections

Connect digital sources

Connect up to six external HDMI sources, such as a set-top box, computer or game console. All equipment connected to the television can be configured, see page 23. HDMI 6 is a socket for temporary connection, see page 16.

Depending on the equipment you connect to the television, different cables and maybe also adaptors are needed. If you have more than two types of equipment that need a PUC socket, you must buy an extra PUC cable. Cables and adaptors are available from your Bang & Olufsen retailer.

Game console	Camera	Computer

PUC 2

PUC 1

A+B

EXT. IR

S/P-DIF

PUC 3 A+B

CTRL 3

DVD/Blu-ray player Set-top box

Example of connected digital sources.

Connect a set-top box

> Connect the cable to the appropriate socket on the set-top box.

> Run the cable to an HDMI IN socket on the television.

> To enable operation of the set-top box with your Bang & Olufsen remote control, connect an IR-transmitter to one of the PUC sockets and attach it to the IRreceiver of the set-top box. See page 19 for more information on IR-transmitters.

> Follow on-screen instructions to configure the source.

Connect a DVD/Blu-ray player

> Connect the cable to the appropriate socket on the DVD/Blu-ray player.

> Run the cable to an HDMI IN socket on the television.

> To enable operation of the DVD/Blu-ray player with your Bang & Olufsen remote control, connect an IR-transmitter to one of the PUC sockets and attach it to the IRreceiver of the DVD/Blu-ray player. See page 19 for more information on IRtransmitters.

> Follow on-screen instructions to configure the source.

1*You can also use HDMI IN 6 to connect temporary sources. See page 16 for placement of temporary sockets.

2*When selecting GAME CONSOLE as source, the picture mode GAME is activated as default setting. You can change this setting temporarily in the PICTURE menu, see

page 49.

Connect a game console

>Connect the cable to the appropriate socket on the game console.

>Run the cable to an HDMI IN socket on the television.*1

>To enable operation of the game console with your Bang & Olufsen remote control, connect an IR-transmitter to one of the PUC sockets and attach it to the IRreceiver of the game console. See page 19 for more information on IR-transmitters.

>Follow on-screen instructions to configure the source.*2

Connect a camera

>Connect the cable to the appropriate socket on the camera.

>Run the cable to an HDMI IN socket on the television.*1

>Follow on-screen instructions to configure the source.

>> Connections

Connect a computer

Before you connect a computer, you must disconnect the television, the computer and all connected equipment from the mains supply.

Connect a computer

>Using the appropriate type of cable, connect one end to the DVI or HDMI output socket on your computer, and the other end to an HDMI IN socket on the television.

>If you use the DVI output socket on the computer, use the appropriate cable and connect the digital sound output on the computer to the S/P-DIF IN socket on the television to hear sound from the computer in the speakers connected to the television.

>Reconnect the television, the computer, and all connected equipment to the mains. Remember, the computer must be connected to a grounded wall outlet as specified in its setting-up instructions.

Connect an analogue source

You can connect one analogue source, such as a game console or video tape recorder. To configure equipment connected to the television, see page 23.

Disconnect all systems from the mains before you connect additional equipment.

Connect an analogue source

>Connect the cable to the appropriate socket on the equipment you wish to connect.

>Run the cable to the AV IN socket on the television.

>Reconnect the television and the connected equipment to the mains.

>To enable remote control operation of the analogue source, connect an IRtransmitter to one of the PUC sockets and attach it to the IR-receiver of the analogue source. See page 19 for more information on IR-transmitters.

>Follow on-screen instructions to configure the source.

Different adaptors and possibly also cables are needed. Cables and adaptors are available from your Bang & Olufsen retailer.

>> Connections

IR-transmitters

To operate non-Bang & Olufsen products with a BeoRemote One or the BeoRemote App, attach a Bang & Olufsen IR-transmitter on your non-Bang & Olufsen product and then connect it to one of the sockets marked PUC on the connection panel. Attach the transmitter near the IR-receiver on the connected equipment to ensure remote control operation. Before attaching the transmitter permanently, check that you can operate the equipment menus on the television screen using BeoRemote One or BeoRemote App.

When you set up the transmitter to a selected PUC socket in the SOURCE LIST menu, settings for the IR-transmitter are made automatically. However, it is possible to perform a manual setup of the socket if alternative settings are required.

For an extra PUC cable, contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer.

For information about download of Peripheral Unit Controller (PUC) tables for set-top boxes, see page 23.

Smart Card for digital channels

If you want to watch coded channels, contact your service provider. The service provider will register you as an authorised viewer, usually requiring payment. You will then be provided with a Smart Card and a CA Module. Note that these will only be valid for one service provider and therefore only work with certain channels.

The CA module is a ‘card reader’ for your Smart Card which decodes the coded signals sent out by the service provider. Only uncoded digital channels, also known as ‘free-to-air’ channels, are available without Smart Cards and CA Modules.

CHIPSIDE	CHIPSIDE
COMMON INTERFACE

Contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer for information about compatible CA Modules.

The Smart Cards must remain in the CA Modules, unless your service provider asks you to remove it. This is important in case your service provider wishes to send new information to your Smart Card.

Insert a Smart Card carefully into a CA Module. The CA Module has one protruding edge on one side and two protruding edges on the other side. If the television does not receive any signal, check that the Smart Card and CA Modules are inserted correctly.

Smart Cards and CA Modules may also give access to special menus which are not described here. If this is the case, follow the instructions from your service provider.

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>> Connections

Activate the CA modules

In the CA MODULES menu, you can activate or deactivate the CA modules for terrestrial, cable or satellite. In some countries, it may be useful to disable the CA module for satellite to get an optimal performance from the terrestrial CA module.

			You can also access the CA modules from the

	MENU
	MENU		main menu when the TV tuner is the current
	SETUP		main menu when the TV tuner is the current
	SETUP		source.
	CA MODULES
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>> Connections

Connect speakers to the television

You can connect up to ten wired speakers and subwoofers to the television using Power Link cables.

In addition, you can connect up to eight speakers wirelessly, including subwoofers. For more information about setting up wireless speakers, see page 43.

Disconnect all systems from the mains before you connect additional equipment.

Depending on the type of speakers you connect to the television, different cables and maybe also adaptors are needed. Cables and adaptors are available from your Bang & Olufsen retailer.

		MONITOR
PL 5	PL 4	CONTROL
Front speaker		Front speaker
PL 3	PL 2	PL1
		Subwoofer
Rear speaker		Rear speaker

Example of a speaker setup.

Connect speakers

>Connect a Power Link cable to the appropriate socket on the speakers you wish to connect to the television.*1

>Run the cables to available sockets marked PL 1–5 on the television.

>Connect a Power Link cable to the appropriate sockets on a subwoofer.

>Run the cable to an available socket marked PL 1–5 on the television.

>Reconnect the television and the connected speakers to the mains.

1*Remember to set the switch for left and right position on the speakers depending on whether your speaker is positioned to the left or right of your listening position.

If you want to connect two speakers to one PL socket on the television and it is not possible to loop the cable between the speakers, an extra splitter is needed, contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer for more information.

Set positions for the television to turn to

If your television is equipped with the optional motorised floor stand or wall bracket, you can turn it using the remote control.

Furthermore, you can set the television to turn automatically to face your favourite viewing position when you switch on the television. It can turn to a different position when you listen to, for example, a connected radio, and turn away to a standby position when you switch it off. You can also set up other stand positions for other listening or viewing positions.

If your television is equipped with the optional motorised table stand, you can set it to tilt slightly in the STAND ADJUSTMENT menu, found in the STAND menu, for example, to avoid disturbing reflections.

Preset stand positions

If your television is equipped with a motorised floor stand or wall bracket, choose one position for video mode, one for audio mode, and one for standby. You can also preset stand positions of your own choice, for example, when you sit in an armchair reading or when you sit at the dining table.

SETUP

STAND

STAND POSITIONS

…

Bring up the STAND POSITIONS menu to store, name or delete a stand position.

If you wish to store the current stand position in an empty stand position field, you just press the centre button when you have selected the field. Then you can name the stand position.

You cannot rename or delete the STANDBY, VIDEO and AUDIO stand positions. Also you cannot name fields where no stand positions are set. Empty fields are shown by <…>. In some languages, you must choose between predefined names.

Calibrate the motorised movement

If your setup includes a motorised floor stand or wall bracket, you will during firsttime setup be prompted to calibrate the outer positions of the motorised movement. For the floor stand this is done by entering the distance from the stand to the wall, follow on-screen instructions. The motorised movement of the television will not work until the calibration process has been completed. If the television is placed differently later on, for example, in a corner, it is necessary to calibrate the motorised movement again. See page 11 for information about moving your television.

SETUP

STAND

STAND ADJUSTMENT

Depending on your setup, you can bring up a menu for stand positions or wall bracket positions.

The calibration process allows you to set the maximum angle the television will turn – left and right.

Set up additional equipment

If you connect additional video equipment to your television, you can set up the equipment in the SOURCE LIST menu when you find the source and press the red button.*1

When the television is switched on and you connect additional equipment to an HDMI IN socket, the television will detect an unconfigured source. A message appears on the screen and you can follow on-screen instructions to configure the source.

Sources have default settings, for example, sound and picture that suit most situations but you can change these settings if you wish. Select the source, press the red button and select the ADVANCED SETTINGS menu.*1 Here, you can also set a speaker group to be activated when you select the source.

1*If the source is not in the SOURCE LIST, it is not in use, and you must press the green button first to bring up a complete list of sources.

What is connected?

Download or remove PUC tables

Registering the equipment connected to the television enables you to operate it with your BeoRemote One.

SOURCE LIST

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With an Internet connection you can download Peripheral Unit Controller (PUC) tables enabling you to operate connected equipment, such as a set-top box, with BeoRemote One.

PUC tables are available for many other brand products, such as projectors, DVD players, set-top boxes, and game consoles. The list of PUC tables on the Internet is updated and expanded on a regular basis.

Highlight a source and press the red button to set it up.*1 Here, you can also name the source.*2 You can also set a source to be activated directly from standby with the TV or MUSIC button on BeoRemote One. You can now operate the source.

2* For information about naming the source in the BeoRemote One display, see the guide for BeoRemote One.

Download a PUC table

During the configuration procedure, you are asked if you want to be able to control the connected equipment with your BeoRemote One. Follow on-screen instructions to download a Peripheral Unit Controller (PUC) table if available. The television must be connected to the Internet.

If your connected equipment is not in the download list, there is currently no control solution for it and you must select UNSUPPORTED SOURCE. You will not be able to operate your equipment with your BeoRemote One. You can contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer to request a PUC table for an unsupported source.

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>> Set up additional equipment

SETUP

SERVICE

PUC MANAGEMENT

PUC DOWNLOAD

PUC CLEAN-UP

PUC UPDATES

You can search with latin characters and numbers. For equipment names with nonlatin characters you can search for a part of the name that includes latin characters. You can also use the browse functions to locate the correct PUC table.

You can download PUC tables at any time.

If you need more information about PUC tables in general, contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer.

Update PUC table software

In the PUC UPDATES menu, you can select a PUC table and press the centre button to update software for the table if new software is available for update. You can press the green button to check for updates, the red button to see details about a table, and the yellow button to see the history of a table.

Unconfigure a source

If you have connected and configured a source to a specific socket on the television and then disconnect the source permanently, you must reset the source settings. Highlight the source in the SOURCE LIST menu, press the red button and select RESET TO DEFAULT. When you select YES, the source is no longer configured to this socket. Next time you connect a source to the socket, you are asked to configure the source.

You can also select RESET TO DEFAULT in the ADVANCED SETTINGS menu to reset to default values only for this menu.

Remove a PUC table

To remove downloaded, unused PUC tables, bring up the PUC CLEAN-UP menu. Note that you must unconfigure the connected product belonging to a PUC table, before you can remove the table.

>> Set up additional equipment

USB mass storage devices

You can connect two USB mass storage devices to your television and browse the contents of supported formats. A USB HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or SSD (Solid State Drive) can also be used as a hard disk recorder, which enables you to pause, replay and record programmes, make Timer recordings, watch recordings and edit them. For more information about hard disk recorder functions, see pages 26 and 33–40. Depending on the USB device, you must, upon connection, select to browse the contents, use the device for recording or do nothing. Only a USB HDD or SSD supporting USB 2.0 or higher can be used for recording. The minimum storage capacity required of a USB HDD is 32 GB, however, it is recommended to use a USB HDD or SSD of at least 500 GB.

The USB HDD or SSD must be set up in the television to be used as a hard disk recorder and it is recommended that it is kept connected to avoid data corruption. This implies that recordings made on a USB HDD or SSD are locked to the television and cannot be removed or used by another television. Only one USB HDD or SSD can be used for recording at any time.

Connecting your USB HDD or SSD to your television via a USB hub, may cause hard disk recorder operations to fail.

If the television for some reason needs to be reset to factory settings, the connection of a USB HDD or SSD is still remembered.

Recording on a USB HDD or SSD may not be supported by all programme providers.

Use a USB HDD or SSD as a hard disk recorder

To use a USB HDD or SSD as your hard disk recorder, you must set it up in your television. Note that during setup the disk is formatted and all existing data is deleted.

Use a disk for recording …

Upon auto detection of a USB

HDD or SSD, select USE FOR

RECORDING*1

Select YES to accept formatting the disk.

When formatting has completed, all hard disk recorder related options will be available in the menus.

1*In the USB DISKS menu, you can also highlight a USB HDD or SSD and press the green button to use it for recording.

Pressing BACK cancels formatting of a USB HDD or SSD.

You can connect a second USB HDD or SSD to the television, but as long as the already connected hard disk is set up for recording, the second hard disk cannot be used as a hard disk recorder.

If you connect a USB HDD or SSD to your television as the only hard disk connected, but another USB HDD or SSD has previously been set up for recording, you can set up the new USB HDD or SSD. However, the television will forget the previous hard disk setting and the contents on the old USB HDD or SSD becomes unaccessible, as setting it up for recording later will format the disk. You are asked to accept this, before you can proceed. If setting up the new USB HDD or SSD is cancelled or fails, the setup of the previous USB HDD or SSD is, however, restored.

SETUP

USB DISKS

Browse the content of a USB device

Upon auto detection of a USB device, select BROWSE CONTENT*2

Browse in and select from the content

2*In the USB DISKS menu, you can also select a USB HDD or SSD and browse the content.

Remove a USB device safely

In the USB DISKS menu, highlight a USB device and press the red button to be able to remove the device safely and thereby avoid loss or corruption of data. A message on the television screen informs you when you can remove the device safely.

When you choose to remove a USB HDD or SSD set up for recording, you are asked to confirm disabling of all hard disk recorder related functions and all contents become inaccessible.

When recording, replay or playback of a recording is in progress, the USB HDD or SSD is considered to be in use, and thus, it cannot be removed safely.

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