Bang & Olufsen HDR 2 Manual Do Utilizador

The hard disc recorder is designed for 

connection to a Bang & Olufsen television  
via a 21-pin AV cable. For an overview of the 
socket panel, refer to page 43. 

> Connect the socket marked TV on the hard disc 

recorder to the socket marked V.TAPE (or V MEM) 
on your television using the 21-pin AV cable. 

> Connect the cable from your external aerial to 

the signal input socket marked 

 on the rear 

panel of the hard disc recorder. 

> Direct the aerial signal to the television, using the 

aerial cable supplied with the hard disc recorder. 

> Plug one end into the aerial socket marked TV 

on the hard disc recorder and the other end into 

the aerial socket marked TV on the television’s 
socket panel. 

> Connect any extra video equipment, such as a 

DVD recorder, set-top box, or video tape recorder, 
to the AUX socket on the hard disc recorder 
with a 21-pin AV cable. 

> Connect an IR-transmitter for extra video 

equipment to the DATA socket on the hard disc 
recorder. 

> Finally, connect the hard disc recorder and all 

connected equipment to the mains. The hard 
disc recorder is now in standby mode, indicated 
by the red light in the display panel. 

You can connect a set-top box to the hard disc 

recorder, or to your television. Regardless of the 
setup you choose, you can still make manual and 

timed recordings of set-top box programmes. 

If you connect a set-top box to the television: You 

can not use the replay function in the hard disc 
recorder while watching a set-top box programme. 
For information about how to connect a set-top 
box to the television, refer to the television’s own 

Guide. 

recorder: You can use the replay function  
while watching set-top box programmes. 

> Connect an IR transmitter to the DATA socket. 
> Fasten the IR transmitter to the IR receiver of 

the set-top box. 

> To be able to use the remote control included 

with your set-top box, do not cover its IR 
receiver entirely. 

AUX

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