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We recommend that you follow

this procedure when setting up

the BeoLab 2 subwoofer:

– Read and abide by the cautions

on these two pages.

– Disconnect your system from

the mains.

– Connect your speaker system as

described in 

Connect your

speaker system.

– Set the SETUP switch and the

POSITION switch to the correct

settings as described in 

Adapt

BeoLab 2 to your setup.

– Place BeoLab 2 according to the

guidelines in 

Adapt BeoLab 2 to

your setup.

– Finally, connect your system to

the mains.

To make a neat cable installation,

we suggest that you run the

cables through the enclosed cable

cover.

Before you start…

Cautions

The BeoLab 2 subwoofer is intended for

use with Bang & Olufsen active 

(Power

Link)

loudspeaker systems only – it cannot

be used with other speakers.

Make sure that the BeoLab 2 is placed

and connected in accordance with the

instructions in this Guide.

Do not in any way block the free

movement of the BeoLab 2 speaker units,

and do not apply any force to them, as this

may result in permanent damage!

Place your BeoLab 2 on the floor on its

black rubber foot.

The BeoLab 2 is designed for indoor use

in dry, domestic environments only, and for

use within a temperature range of 10–40º C

(50–105º F).

Remember that all speakers in a setup

must be connected to a mains outlet, and

that they are designed to be connected to

the mains at all times, as this allows them

to switch on automatically.

Leave enough space for the speaker units to

move – both in front and to the sides of

BeoLab 2.

Use the top hole as a carrying ’handle’ when

you lift BeoLab 2. 

Take care not to damage the speaker units,

and 

never

lift BeoLab 2 by gripping its sides!

A

B

Bottom view of BeoLab 2 showing the

location of the product identification label (A).

If you wish to adjust the black rubber foot,

place BeoLab 2 upside down and use the two

adjustment screws (B). 

Summary of Contents for BeoLab 2

Page 1: ...BeoLab 2 Guide...

Page 2: ...c shock do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture This symbol indicates that a dangerous voltage constitut ing a risk of electric shock is present within this unit This symbol indicates that th...

Page 3: ...y Pro Logic system Stereo system Adapt BeoLab 2 to your setup 8 Setting the SETUP switch 8 Placement guidelines 9 Setting the POSITION switch Daily use 10 Switching on and off indicator 10 Loudspeaker...

Page 4: ...rdance with the instructions in this Guide Do not in any way block the free movement of the BeoLab 2 speaker units and do not apply any force to them as this may result in permanent damage Place your...

Page 5: ...switch SETUP switch Overview of the socket and switch panel Rear view of BeoLab 2 showing the location of the socket and switch panel Cable cover Use the enclosed tool to seal the cable cover when you...

Page 6: ...ets to use Dolby Digital system The system has a dedicated SUBWOOFER socket and all speakers are connected directly to your Bang Olufsen system Dolby Pro Logic system This system has no dedicated subw...

Page 7: ...BeoLab 2 and the other end to one of the sockets marked FRONT on your Bang Olufsen system Connect your front set of speakers to the sockets marked OUT on BeoLab 2 Connect your rear set of speakers to...

Page 8: ...rs connected to BeoLab 2 you should set the SETUP switch to 1 and so on If you have a Dolby Digital system and therefore no speakers are directly connected to BeoLab 2 we recommend that you set the SE...

Page 9: ...g if BeoLab 2 is placed closer than approx 50 cm 20 to a wall and no closer to a corner than approx 150 cm 60 shown by the medium grey areas along the walls in the illustration FREE Use this setting i...

Page 10: ...ng that BeoLab 2 is not in use Loudspeaker protection If the active speaker unit becomes overheated BeoLab 2 will instantly reduce the sound level Once the situation has stabilised the sound level is...

Page 11: ...interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following mea...

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