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Operation Manual

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When you press the standby button to switch
off the television after 120 hours of use have
passed since the last calibration, the screen
turns blank with a grey scale bar and a sensor
arm swings down from the television frame.
While the sensor arm calibrates, the bar will
change between various colours. When the
calibration has finished, the sensor arm
retracts and the television switches off.
Manual calibration sequence
The Auto Colour Management is available in
the on-screen menu, when the system is in
television mode and
has been switched on for
more than two minutes.
> Press
TV to switch on the system.
> Press
Menu to bring up the TV SETUP menu
and press
to highlight OPTIONS. (Beo4:
Use
).
> Press the
centre button to bring up the OPTIONS
menu and press
to highlight AUTO COLOUR
MANAGEMENT. (Beo4: Press
GO and ).
> Press the
centre button to activate AUTO
COLOUR MANAGEMENT. (Beo4: Press
GO). All
text is removed from the menu, the sensor arm
swings down from the television frame and the
calibration process begins. The bar on the
screen will change between various colours.
When the calibration has finished, the bar is
removed, the sensor arm retracts and the
system returns to the last chosen source. The
message ‘CALIBRATION COMPLETE’ will be
displayed for a few seconds.
If the sensor arm does not swing down fully, the
calibration is not performed and the arm is retracted
if needed. If the calibration is initiated automatically,
the television will attempt to execute the calibration
the next time it is switched off. Contact your Bang &
Olufsen retailer to solve the problem.
Auto Colour Management
The Auto Colour Management auto-
matically compensates for colour
changes on the screen every
120 hours of use. Thereby it ensures
perfect colours on the screen
continuously. It is also possible to
activate the feature manually through
the BeoSystem TV Setup menu.
Do not switch off your system or disconnect it
from the mains during the calibration.
Automatic calibration sequence
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