Bang & Olufsen BeoSound Ouverture, Руководство пользователя

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C O N N E C T I O N S
If no permanent FM aerial
connection is available, an in-
door aerial may be hooked on-
to the clamp on the back of the
BeoSound Ouverture.
When using an AM loop aerial,
tune in to the radio station you
want and then turn the aerial
horizontally until optimum
signal is received.
The socket panel on the rear
of the BeoSound Ouverture is
equipped with the following
sockets:
• Two sockets for aerial
connections.
• One socket for mains supply.
• Two sockets for the
connection of active loud-
speakers.
• One socket for BeoLink
connections.
• One socket for the
connection of auxiliary
equipment.
Aerial
Connect your FM aerial to the
socket marked FM and your AM
aerial to the socket marked AM.
Loudspeakers
Connect your active Bang &
Olufsen loudspeakers to the
sockets marked POWER LINK.
If you use a pair of alternative
active speakers, arrange the
connector cables in the cable
cover as shown on the next
page (if BeoLab 2500 speakers,
please refer to page 8 for
further info).
Remember to set the
L • R • LINE switch on your
active speakers to L and R (left
and right channel), respectively.
Auxiliary equipment
Connect your auxiliary equip-
ment to the socket marked
AUX.
This socket enables you to use
compatible Bang & Olufsen
equipment, e.g. a second tape
recorder or a record player
(with built-in preamplifier).
The socket may also accommo-
date equipment of other
makes. Consult your Bang &
Olufsen dealer for details.
AM aerial
FM aerial
Loudspeakers
Mains supply
Auxiliary
equipment
BeoLink
connection