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General| Brand | Bang & Olufsen |
|---|---|
| Model | BEOSOUND 9000 |
| Category | CD Player |
| Language | English |
Highlights the BeoSound 9000 as an ultimate music centre, CD player, radio, and decorative art piece.
Describes the guide's focus on operation, remote control, and system integration.
Directs users to the separate setting-up guide for detailed setup and maintenance.
Explains the BeoSound 9000's artistic design and placement flexibility.
Details operation via Beo4 remote control and the BeoSound 9000 operation panel.
Explains the adjustable operation panel and its placement options.
Describes how the radio display activates with program information.
Details the 6-disc CD player, carriage movement, and load button.
Covers the mains switch and stand-by button for power control.
Explains common buttons (OK, STEP) and the A.AUX function for external equipment.
Lists primary and secondary buttons for CD playback and radio tuning.
Details buttons for adjusting sound (volume, tone) and timer settings.
Explains the display's role in showing ongoing operations and named sequences.
Guides users on how to use the LOAD button and load CDs.
Explains how to start playback, step through tracks, and move between CDs.
Covers turning on the radio and stepping through stations.
Explains how to adjust volume and switch the unit to standby.
Details Beo4's control over radio, CD, sound functions, and stand-by.
Explains how buttons and display cues are represented in the guide.
Notes that the Beo4 remote is not a standard component and is an optional extra.
Refers to pages for loading and positioning CDs.
Refers to pages for CD playback and track selection.
Refers to pages for programming track sequences and editing.
Refers to pages for naming and listing CD entries.
Explains how to use the load button and insert CDs into compartments.
Describes using the Beo4 remote for loading and moving the CD carriage.
Provides tips on carriage registration, automatic door closing, and standby.
Details adjusting CD positions manually for visual presentation.
Explains how to save and recall CD positions using the system.
Describes the process to clear or cancel stored CD positions.
Mentions limitations for certain CDs not supporting position storage.
Explains how to start playback, pause, resume, and step through tracks.
Describes how the player automatically moves to the next CD when one finishes.
Covers automatic stopping after 12 hours and standby activation.
Explains the red indicator lights beside loaded CDs.
Details Beo4 buttons for starting playback, searching, and pausing.
Explains how to select discs and tracks using the Beo4 remote.
Mentions adding the TRACK function to Beo4 for specific track selection.
Lists the three types of information shown on the display: Name, Track Number, Elapsed Time.
Explains how to use the OK button to switch between display indications.
Describes how chosen displays remain until interrupted by other operations.
Notes that CD naming is required for the name to appear on the display.
Guides on selecting and sequencing multiple CDs for continuous playback.
Explains how to play a CD not in the sequence or skip a programmed CD.
Details the procedure for clearing a programmed CD sequence.
Shows how to use the Beo4 remote for selecting and clearing sequences.
Explains how to enable random playback for CDs and tracks.
Describes how tracks are played in a different order each time.
Discusses combining RANDOM with the EDIT function for custom random play.
Shows Beo4 commands for activating and cancelling random playback.
Guides on scanning tracks and selecting them for a custom series.
Explains how to include or exclude tracks using the ▲/▼ buttons.
Details how the system memorizes series and how to restart if needed.
Provides steps to clear a programmed track series.
Explains how the EDIT function allows playback of chosen track series.
Describes how to start playing a CD with the edited playback function enabled.
Discusses combining edited playback with the RANDOM function.
Shows Beo4 commands for controlling edited playback.
Guides on giving short, custom names to CDs or track series.
Explains how to input names using buttons and store them.
Covers how to correct mistakes or clear existing names.
Mentions the system can store up to 200 entries including names.
Explains how to display named or programmed CDs without loading them.
Describes how named CDs and un-named programmed track series appear.
Details how to clear entries (name, track series, position) from the list.
Explains the message when the CD list capacity is reached.
Refers to page for instructions on tuning and storing radio stations.
Refers to page for instructions on clearing stored stations.
Refers to page for managing radio program lists.
Refers to pages for fine-tuning and mono/stereo reception settings.
Guides on tuning into stations and storing them on program numbers.
Explains the process of naming stations and storing them.
Outlines the five stages involved in the radio tuning process.
Refers to page 26 for fine-tuning and mono/stereo settings.
Explains how to use the CLEAR button to cancel stored radio programs.
Details pressing OK to confirm the clearing of a radio program.
Provides a table to help users document their saved radio presets.
Guides on adjusting frequency for clearer reception.
Explains how to store a fine-tuned station with a new program number.
Details how to choose between mono and stereo reception.
Guides on giving custom names to stored radio programs.
Explains how to input names using buttons and store them.
Details how to clear a keyed-in name or the entire name.
Mentions station-provided names may appear if RDS facility is present.
Guides on turning on the radio and selecting programs.
Explains using step buttons to move between radio programs.
Covers automatic radio switch-off when selecting other sources.
Shows Beo4 commands for playing and stepping through radio programs.
Lists four types of information: Program name/RDS, text, number, frequency.
Explains using the OK button to switch between display modes.
Describes how displays remain until interrupted by other operations.
Explains RDS facility for name/text transmission and how radio text switches.
Refers to page for instructions on setting up timers.
Refers to page for managing programmed timers.
Refers to page for switching the timer function on or off.
Refers to page for setting and using the clock for timers.
Explains timer functions for waking up or switching off the system.
Describes the conversational process of programming new timers.
Notes the system memorizes 15 entries and how to check/clear them.
Emphasizes the need for a correctly set clock for timer execution.
Guides on programming a timer for a specific single date.
Explains programming timers for selected weekdays.
Details display cues like TIMER OK?, TIMER STORED, and how to accept/exit.
Explains choosing SINGLE DATE or DAYS for timer execution.
Guides on looking up timer entries, sources, and program numbers.
Explains how to check start/stop times and programmed days or dates.
Details using the CLEAR button to cancel individual timer programs.
Describes display readouts like RADIO 12, 20:00--21:00, and MT__FS.
Explains how the ON/OFF setting determines if timers are heard on loudspeakers.
Discusses setting timers for specific rooms or BeoLink connected systems.
Notes that all timer functions must be ON for activation.
Details using the ON/OFF button to control loudspeaker output for timers.
Emphasizes setting the clock correctly for precise timer execution.
Guides on inputting and accepting time, date, and year settings.
Explains how to set the clock to display permanently in stand-by mode.
Details display formats for time, date, year, and abbreviations.
Advises ensuring the timer indication is ON for activation.
Explains timer programming via TV for integrated AV systems.
Details how BeoVision Avant systems affect timer and sound controls.
Shows Beo4 commands to display clock, time, date, and year.
Refers to page for detailed sound adjustment instructions.
Refers to page for connecting and playing external equipment.
Refers to page for BeoLink system capabilities.
Refers to page for connecting audio and video systems.
Guides on adjusting treble, bass, and balance for personal taste.
Explains how to save sound adjustments as a permanent setting.
Details the loudness function for compensating low-frequency sensitivity.
Shows Beo4 commands for adjusting volume, treble, bass, balance, and loudness.
Shows current levels for volume, treble, and bass.
Displays the current balance setting between speakers.
Shows loudness status and the prompt to store sound settings.
Provides tips on factory settings, storage, volume adjustment, and loudness.
Guides on connecting and selecting external audio/video equipment via AUX socket.
Explains that controls for auxiliary sources are on the external equipment itself.
Details recording sound from BeoSound 9000 to an audio tape recorder.
Explains how to connect headphones to the BeoSound 9000.
Introduces the BeoLink system for multi-room audio and control.
Explains interacting with BeoSound 9000 in different rooms with BeoLink equipment.
Details playing BeoSound 9000 sources on extra speakers or TVs.
Refers users to BeoLink product guides for operating instructions.
Explains the need for a link cable for audio/video integration.
Notes timer programming is done via TV for Avant systems.
Details recording sound via video tape recorder and a recording lock function.
Shows Beo4 commands for activating audio/video functions.
Explains direct access to audio/video sources in an AV system.
Discusses how the Beo4 remote integrates operation within an AV system.
Covers recording audio sources on video tape within integrated systems.
Notes that AV systems take over some BeoSound 9000 functions.
Shows display examples for FM band selection, tuning, and storing stations.
Displays for naming programs and clearing radio programs.
Shows displays for loading CDs and saving positions.
Displays for CD pause status and multi-player operation.
Shows displays for SELECT DISC, RANDOM ON, EDIT ON, EDITING.
Displays for LIST EMPTY, TV OPERATED, and TIMER FULL.
Shows displays for timer start, stop, and ON/OFF status.
Fields to record purchase date, contact person, dealer, and serial numbers.
Asks customers to share experiences to help refine products.
