Bang & Olufsen BeoLab 2000 User's Guide download pdf (Page 7)

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Volume adjustment

Timer Play control

The BeoLab 2000 always switches on at

the same, preset volume level.

The volume control (turn-button to the

right on the operation panel) allows

you to turn the volume up or down as

you like.

Volume is adjusted quite indepen-

dently of your main Bang & Olufsen

system.

Note: See how to preset the volume start-up level

in the BeoLab 2000 on page 11.

If you have programmed your main

Bang & Olufsen system to start playing

automatically (Timer Play) – for

example to wake you up in the

morning, you can include the BeoLab

2000 as well.

To do so, just press the TIMER button

on the operation panel.

A small red light then appears in the

display (just below the TIMER button).

The red light indicates that the BeoLab

2000 will be included as well,

whenever your main system starts

playing a Timer Play programming.

Press TIMER again if you want to cut

out the Timer function (the red light

disappears).

> Note: The Beo4 remote control enhances the

possibilities and gives you the full benefit of

your BeoLab 2000 (see pages 8-11).

• If your main Bang & Olufsen system is in

stand-by when you switch on the BeoLab

2000, you will only get sound in the BeoLab

2000 speakers – the loudspeakers in your

main system will not be cut in.

• If you try to switch on a source in your main

Bang & Olufsen system, and you get the

sound from a different source (or no sound

at all) in your BeoLab 2000 speakers, it may

be because a recording is progressing in your

main system. This special “lock” function

ensures that the recording will not be

spoiled.

• If there is no light to the left in the display

(no stand-by indicator), it may be because

the mains-switch on the back of the BeoLab

2000 is switched off. Please refer to the

section Ready for use in the Setting-up guide

for further information.

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