Using Z2; Switching On And Off - Bowers & Wilkins Z2 User Manual

3. Using Z2

Z2 can be operated either from the controls on its
body, illustrated in Diagram 2, or from the remote
handset. If the remote handset is to be used, the
battery insulating tab must first be removed. This
is illustrated in Diagram 3. Diagram 4 illustrates the
handset key functions.

3.1 Switching On and Off

In addition to normal operating mode, Z2 has both
Standby and Sleep modes. In Standby mode,
all Z2 functions are switched off and the power
consumption minimised. In Sleep mode, the Z2
wireless function remains connected to the network.
The Z2 indicator illuminates dim red in Sleep mode
and will turn off in Standby mode.
Z2 can be switched from Standby mode by the
following actions:
• Pressing the Z2 Standby button
• Docking an iPod or iPhone.
Z2 can be switched from Sleep mode by the
following actions:
• Pressing the Z2 Standby button
• Pressing handset Standby key .
• Docking an iPod or iPhone.
• Streaming music to Z2 by Airplay.
• Play music through the AUX input.
When Z2 is switched on from Standby or Sleep, the
last input used will be selected if it is still connected.
If the last input used is no longer connected, Z2 will
automatically scan its inputs AUX, Dock, AirPlay,
and select the first connected one it finds. The Z2
indicator will change to the colour that designates
the selected input. If no connected input is found, Z2
will select the AirPlay input by default.
Note: If the AirPlay input has not been set up the
indicator will flash Yellow.
Note: The table in Section 4 describes all the Z2
indicator colours and their meanings.
To switch Z2 into Sleep mode, either press the
remote handset Standby key or press and hold the
Z2 Standby button for 2 seconds. The Z2 indicator
will illuminate dim red.
To switch Z2 into Standby mode, press and hold the
Z2 Standby button for 4 seconds. The Z2 indicator
will turn off.
Note: It is not possible to switch Z2 into Standby
mode from the handset.
Note: The Z2 will automatically enter Sleep
mode if left inactive for more than 30 minutes.
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Diagram 3
Z2 controls explained
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Diagram 4
Z2 insulating tab removal
Diagram 5
Z2 remote control explained
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