Registering extra video equipment – Bang & Olufsen BeoVision Avant (1995-2005) - User Guide User Manual

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Registering extra video equipment

You can connect extra video
equipment to the AV socket* on the
back of the BeoVision Avant.

Any extra video equipment connected
to the AV socket must be registered
into the AV Source menu. Display the
different options and press GO once
you have found the option matching
the equipment you have connected.

*Note: Please refer to the section Expanding your
system
, page 12 in the Setting-up guide for
further information about the AV socket.

Note: When you tune in to a TV station via your
decoder number 2, you must set the item Decoder
in the TV tuning menu to 2.

If only one decoder is connected to the BeoVision
Avant connect it to the socket marked Decoder –
not the AV socket.

Menu

1

Timer record

2

Timer play

3

TV list

4 Setup

Setup

1

Tuning

2

Sound

3

Picture

4

Stand

5 Source
6

Menu

7

Clock

8

V.Tape

The main menu

The Setup menu

The Source menu for the AV socket gives you the
following options to register the extra
equipment you may have connected to the AV
socket, select...
Non B&O V.Tape2… for a non-Bang & Olufsen

video tape recorder

V.Tape2… for a Bang & Olufsen video tape

recorder

S-VHS V.Tape2… for a Super-VHS video tape

recorder

DVD… for a DVD or CDV player
Decoder-2… for a second decoder
Special decoder… for a special decoder
Door camera… for a door camera (this option

only appears, if your TV is equipped with a
P-in-P module)

V.AUX… for other auxiliary equipment

AV

Non B&O V.Tape2

Press to call up the main menu

The main menu appears…

Press to call up the Setup menu, if
Sat is available Setup will be item 5

The Setup menu appears…

Press to select item 5, Source

The AV Source menu appears...

Press repeatedly to display the cue
for the video source you have
connected

Press to register the source

Press to remove the on-screen menus

MENU

4

5

EXIT

then

GO

then

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