Bang & Olufsen BEOSOUND 9000, Setup Manual

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BeoLink
connection
Loud-
speakers
AM
aerial
FM aerial Digital output
Auxiliary
equipment
The cable may be split (using a
BeoLink junction box) in order
to accommodate more link
rooms. The document enclosed
with the cable explains some
of the possibilities.
The socket may also be used
to set up a Bang & Olufsen AV
system.
The AV system may be set up in
one room , or split up on two
rooms (see “Ready for use…” ).
BeoLink distribution of the
sound from the BeoSound
9000 (and the video system) to
other rooms in the house is
possible in all setups. For
further information, please
contact your Bang & Olufsen
dealer.
Digital output
The socket marked DIG. OUT
carries the digital signals from
the CD player, and is intended
for connecting digital equip-
ment (output only).
Mains supply
Plug the mains lead into the
socket marked
~
.
When you have made all the
connections, replace the cover
to hide the socket compart-
ment.
The cover has two perforated
sections, which you can pry off
in order to make a hole to run
the cables through. Select one
in an appropriate position to
suit your setup.
If you have set up the BeoSound
9000 on the Stand, type 2055
(see page 4), a different cover
must be used. This new cover
is supplied with the Stand.
Finally, connect the BeoSound
9000 (and the other units in
your system) to the mains.