Bang & Olufsen BeoLink Wireless 1 - User Guide - Manual (Page 9)

Set up BeoLink Wireless 1
On the next pages is
explained how to install a set of
BeoLink Wireless 1 – both in the
main room and in a link room.
We recommend that you follow
this procedure:
– Set up connection between the
Wireless 1 units as explained on
p. 10.
– Make the cable connections as
explained on pp. 12-14.
– Check the wireless connection
between the main room and link
room setups.
– If necessary, fasten the units to
the wall as explained on pp. 11
and 15.
– Set the link room setup to the
correct Option as explained on
p. 16.
– Make sure that Wireless 1 is set up
in accordance with the instructions
in this Guide. To prevent injury,
use Bang & Olufsen approved
wall brackets only!
– Wireless 1 can only be switched
off completely by disconnecting
it from the wall socket.
– Do not attempt to open Wireless 1.
Leave such operations to qualified
service personnel!
– Wireless 1 is designed for indoor
use in dry, domestic environments
only, and for use within a
temperature range of 10–45º C
(50–113º F).
– Leave enough space around
Wireless 1 for adequate ventilation.
– Do not place any items on
Wireless 1.
– Depending on the placement and
surroundings, Wireless 1 has an
indoor range of approximately
30 m (100').
– One transmitter can serve up to
seven receivers, and you can only
install three transmitters in a
setup.
– The transmitters must be placed
at least 5 m (16') apart.
– You will need at least one
BeoLink Wireless 1 set up as
a transmitter connected to
the main system, and one
BeoLink Wireless 1 set up as
receiver in each link room.
Furthermore, you will need an
‘IR-eye’ in each link room with
a Power Link setup.
– Do not place the ‘IR-eye’ in direct
sunlight or direct artificial light (a
spotlight, for example), or near
objects generating electrical noise
(such as light dimmers), as this
may reduce the sensitivity of the
remote control receiver.
Before you start …
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