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The BeoCenter 2300 is a fully integrated

music system with radio,  compact disc

player and speakers all in one unit. It can

be placed anywhere you want music – on

a wall in the specially designed Bracket

2500, or on a table or sideboard.

Whenever you reach out to operate the

BeoCenter 2300, the glass doors slide

open as if by magic, inviting you in to

the music.

All the operating buttons are located in

one place. They are conveniently

grouped according to type of function,

so you can easily find your way around

the keypad while operating the system.

User’s guide

Summary of Contents for BeoCenter 2300

Page 1: ...l in the specially designed Bracket 2500 or on a table or sideboard Whenever you reach out to operate the BeoCenter 2300 the glass doors slide open as if by magic inviting you in to the music All the operating buttons are located in one place They are conveniently grouped according to type of function so you can easily find your way around the keypad while operating the system User s guide ...

Page 2: ...ve Bang Olufsen Power Link speakers Complete setting up instructions for the centre unit and for the loudspeakers are found in the setting up guides enclosed with the products If you move the BeoCenter 2300 to another place you must switch it off at the mains before un plugging the mains lead ...

Page 3: ...lities 6 Principles of operation Primary functions Displays Number buttons Secondary functions 8 Using the radio 10 Using the CD player 18 Setting a Stop Timer 20 Adjusting and setting sound 22 Survey of status displays 24 Remote control ...

Page 4: ...akers around at will and place it wherever you like on the wall in a specially designed bracket or on a table But no matter where you place your BeoCenter 2300 it will always respond to a wave of your hand As soon as you reach out to touch the glass doors the BeoCenter opens automatically revealing the music system concealed behind the screen ...

Page 5: ...D CD PLAY 4 5 6 AUX CD ED A B STOP TURN 1 2 3 RA RB RADIO 0 STEP TUNE STEP TUNE MUTE CLEAR GO TO STORE SCAN SET RESET SOUND EDITED RANDOM REPEAT TRACK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TRACK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 RANDOM RANDOM ...

Page 6: ... O N The compact disc is kept in place by a clamp which can be raised by pressing the LOAD button on the operating panel Discs must be loaded so the text side is facing you The two displays give you a status of what the system is doing and they also cue you through some of the less routine functions in the system The controls on the operating panel give you complete control of the CD player and th...

Page 7: ...ns The number buttons enable you to select other program numbers or select other tracks on a CD The STEP buttons step from one program or track to the next forward or backward Sound setting The three buttons in the bottom row give access to storing or resetting sound levels Secondary functions This group of buttons gives access to all the secondary functions Searching for a specific passage on a C...

Page 8: ... frequencies on the same program number This is useful if say you are using your BeoCenter in two different places and a stations s frequency changes from area to area Or you may simply use the two blocks to double the number of stations you can store Note The radio will always start up in the same tuner block you were last using unless you switch blocks yourself before tuning in Tuning in to radi...

Page 9: ...e it on one of the other program numbers from 1 15 STORE 1 STORE Select the program number on which you have stored the station To access the naming function 2 x The cue NAMING appears briefly then the display blanks If you have already entered a name that name will appear The first of the eight character positions blinks indicating that you can start writing a name Reveals the characters one by o...

Page 10: ...P Playing will continue until the CD has reached the end The BeoCenter will then pause waiting for another instruc tion to play If no further instructions are received it automatically switches to stand by after 30 minutes Of course you can stop the CD any time just by pressing STOP which pauses the CD If you select another source the CD stops automatically Plays the CD in the compartment Plays sp...

Page 11: ...maining time CD 29 30 MOZART The upper line shows which of the pecial CD functions is being used for example RANDOM for random play The lower line shows how many tracks are available on the CD Tracks up to 14 are indicated by a number whereas tracks beyond 14 are indicated by The current track number blinks Press repeatedly to switch from one display mode to the other Press the CD button while the...

Page 12: ...end of the CD Searches backward toward the beginning of the CD Keep the button depressed until you have reached the point you want Scanning a CD The scan function enables you to play only the first 15 seconds of each track on the CD The scan function may be used in combination with some of the other functions in the system While a CD is being scanned you may for example program a sequence of track...

Page 13: ...on If you want to cancel the CD sequence you have just programmed press CLEAR and keep it depressed until the display reads CLEARED The track sequence will also be cancelled when you unload the CD If you want to memorize a track sequence permanently you must use the edit function See page 14 for details Starts playing the CD If you want to pause the CD while programming press STOP Accesses the pro...

Page 14: ... You may also clear a programmed sequence completely To do so start playing the CD concerned then press CD ED to override the programmed sequence The programmed sequence is now temporarily suspended Now press EDITED Press CLEAR immediately to clear the sequence Note A maximum of 100 different CDs can be edited If you exceed this limit the display will read ILLEGAL and you will have to clear a sequ...

Page 15: ...m of 100 different CDs can be named If you exceed this limit the display will read ILLEGAL and you will have to clear the name of a CD before you can name another Listing names All the names of your CDs and their appropriate track sequences if any can be displayed one by one without you having to load all the CDs one by one This is useful if you want to quickly leaf through all the names in your c...

Page 16: ... play function while the CD is playing all tracks beyond the current track number will be played in chronological order even if they have already been played while the random play function was cut in Playing tracks in random order The random play function can also be used with CDs for which you have programmed a track sequence This means that all the tracks included in the sequence will be played ...

Page 17: ... A B now appears in full together with the cue REPEAT indicating that the passage selected will be played repeatedly If you want the passage to end at another spot you may cancel the end marker you have just set by pressing REPEAT This enables you to set another end marker To cancel the A B repeat function entirely press A B a third time Note If you switch off the BeoCenter or if you select anothe...

Page 18: ...io You set the number of minutes 00 15 30 45 60 90 120 that you would like the system to continue playing before it switches to standby If you choose 00 the system will not stop automatically but continue to play until you switch it off If you press any other button or switch to CD before the Timer has been set in BeoCenter 2300 the Timer is cancelled The Stop Timer is set when the display returns...

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Page 20: ...he current setting is indicated to the right of the cue You will use the buttons STEP and STEP to adjust as required If you only want to adjust volume you need not press SOUND to enter the sound adjustment function You can simply press the buttons or directly The MUTE button enables you to mute the sound immediately without switching off The cues appear in this order VOL volume level BAL speaker b...

Page 21: ... the left hand section of the operating panel presets the current sound levels Note Before you press SET be sure that all the sound levels including loudness are adjusted as desired Resets temporarily adjusted sound levels to their preset levels Reset function This function resets the sound levels to their preset levels This means that if you make temporary adjustments to the sound you can easily ...

Page 22: ...A B The BeoCenter is in stand by mode The CD contains 10 tracks The current track number blinks The CD is named MOZART Upper display The CD is being scanned This particular CD has been edited and only the tracks displayed will be played The ten tracks on this CD will be played in random order The CD is playing continuously A specific passage on the CD is being played continuously TRACK 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 23: ...heir names if the BeoCenter is equipped with the RDS facility Radio program 3 is playing It is in tuner block B and is playing in stereo Press RADIO repeatedly to switch between the different display modes The current radio station is transmitting on FM frequency 98 7 It is in tuner block B and is playing in stereo The connected Bang Olufsen record player is playing The connected Bang Olufsen tape...

Page 24: ...X socket To switch the source on find A AUX in the Beo4 display then press GO Please refer to Beo4 s own User s guide and the chapter Customising your Beo4 for information about adding functions to the Beo4 RADIO CD STOP LIST then GO GO LIST then GO R E M O T E C O N T R O L TV LIGHT RADIO SAT DVD CD V TAPE RECORD A TAPE 7 8 9 4 5 6 TEXT 0 MENU 1 2 3 LIST EXIT STOP GO or t t or s s Turns on the ra...

Page 25: ... the Beo4 display you must add the functions to Beo4 s list of functions please refer to Beo4 s own User s guide and the chapter Customising your Beo4 for further instruction Add A SETUP to Beo4 to be able to adjust sound levels and store them Add SOUND to Beo4 to be able to switch between mono and stereo sound Raises the volume Lowers the volume Press again to recall the sound Press to display SP...

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