Bang & Olufsen Beo4 User Manual page 42

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> Timer recording
Press to call up the main menu
MENU
The main menu appears...
then
Press to select the first item, Timer
GO
record
The Timer record menu appears,
Press to move the cursor to Pr or
s s
Source
Press to call up the Timer index
MENU
The Timer Index appears
To edit a Timer recording in the
index...
Press until the Timer you want is lit
up in red
then
Press to start editing the Timer
GO
The Timer record menu appears, to
L
edit use or
options or use the number keys to
key in new values. Use
move from item to item...
then
Press to store the Timer again
GO
GO
Press to remove the Timer index
EXIT
To delete a Timer in the index...
Press until the Timer is lit up in red
then
Press to reveal Clear? instead of the
MENU
date
then
Press to delete the Timer
GO
Alternatively,
Press to keep the Timer
EXIT
The Timer index for Timer recordings
The Timer index lists the timer
recordings you have made that are still
waiting to be executed (eight
programming entries at the most).
You call up the Timer index via the
Timer record menu by pressing MENU
when the items Pr or Source are lit up.
The Timer index allows you to check
the Timers, for example to make sure
that they do not overlap; but it also
enables you to edit or delete a Timer...
Note: The BeoVision Avant also has a Timer Index
for the Timer Play and Timer Standby functions.
Please refer to pages 60 for further information.
M
to reveal new
t t s s
or to
Menu
1 Timer record
2 Timer play
3 TV list
4 Setup
The main menu
Source Pr Start Stop Date
TV 12 14:30 - 15:30 23 Aug
Press MENU for Teletext programming
The Timer record menu
Timer index
TV 15 12:30 – 13:30 28 Aug
TV 8 20:00 – 21:15 28 Aug
Sat 101 6:00 – 7:15 26 Aug
TV 15 10:00 – 11:00 M . WT . . .
Press MENU to clear timer
In the Timer index you can check and delete, that
is clear, your Timer recordings. Each timer
recording waiting to be executed is listed in the
Timer index. When 8 timers are listed, you cannot
call up the Timer record menu to program a new
recording – instead you will see the Timer index.
OK