Инструкция bang olufsen beosound ouverture

Your BeoSound Ouverture music system is versatile, mobile… and responsive!

You can move the whole system around at will and place it wherever you like – on the wall in a specially designed bracket, on a table, or on the specially designed stand.

But no matter where you place your BeoSound Ouverture, it will always respond to a wave of your hand.

Turn on the radio

Press repeatedly to change the radio display indication

Switching displays

The display can give you three different types of information about the radio program you are listening to:

•Program name*

•Program number

•Radio frequency

To switch from one display to the other, you must press the DISPLAY button repeatedly while the radio is playing.

Your chosen display indication for the radio will be maintained until you select another via the DISPLAY button.

Program name indication*

Program number indication

Radio frequency indication

Playing your radio programs

To turn on the radio simply press the RADIO button. The program you were last listening to starts playing, and you will see the indication RADIO followed by a program number in the display.

If you have given a name to the radio program, or if the radio station you are listening to transmits a name of its own, the display may read out that name instead*.

To switch to another program you can either use the step buttons ▲ or ▼, or you can key in the exact program number you want, using the number buttons.

* Note: The program name function requires that the radio is equipped with the RDS facility described on page 10.

If you select another source, the radio switches off automatically. To switch off the entire system, press the standby button •.

Note: Selecting radio programs as described here requires that you have tuned in to all your favourite radio stations and preset them on program numbers of their own. See how on the next few pages.

Presetting radio stations

To be able to use the radio as described on the previous page, you must first tune in to your favourite radio stations and store them on program numbers of their own.

You can store up to 30 radio stations and, if your radio is equipped with the RDS facility, you will even be able to give a short name of your own choice to each program.

The TUNE button gives access to presetting radio stations. When you have pressed TUNE, presetting a radio station is like having a conversation with the BeoSound Ouverture display:

The display prompts you to do something; then press ▲ or ▼ to reveal other options. Pressing the PLAY button accepts any information that is currently shown in the display.

All in all, the tuning procedure takes

you through five stages…

1.First you must select the band in which you want to tune – FM or AM.

2.Then you can make the radio search for a station by pressing ▲ or ▼. Searching stops at the first station producing an acceptable signal. If this is not the station you want, just press ▲ or ▼ again to continue searching.

3.When you have found a station, you must store it on a program number of its own. The display automatically offers you a vacant program number, but you may select another if you like. If the number in the display is blinking, it is to indicate that the station you have found has already been stored once – and on that program number.

4.Then, if you like, you can give a short name of your own choice (8 characters) to your new radio program*; or you can skip the naming function by pressing PLAY – in that case, you will see the name transmitted by the radio station (if any) instead when you play the radio program*.

5.Finally, you must store your new radio program along with all the information you have keyed in with it.

Document your radio presets here

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Switch on to the radio program you wish to fine tune,

for example program number 5

Press to get access to the tuning function

Press again to get access to the fine tuning function

Fine tunes towards a higher or a lower frequency

Press to store your fine tuning

Fine tuning a radio station

If the sound from a radio station is not coming through clearly, it may be because the station needs fine tuning.

The fine tuning function enables you to move slowly through the frequencies, or to detune a station slightly because of noisy reception.

To do so, just follow the instructions to the left, and listen carefully as you proceed…

If you have tuned in to an FM station broadcasting a stereo signal, this signal will be stored along with the radio program.

The system automatically switches to mono if the stereo signal is not strong enough to produce an acceptable sound.

However, you can overrule this automatic function if you wish, and select mono or stereo manually. See how to the left on this page…

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