Panorama 2 Subwoofer Connection; Using Panorama; Panorama 2 Front Panel Controls; Front Panel Controls - Bowers & Wilkins Panorama 2 Manual De Instrucciones

With this connection scheme the majority of audio
programme formats can be reproduced through
selection of the appropriate Panorama 2 input.
In addition to the mains, HDMI and subwoofer
sockets, a service socket is also present on the
Panorama 2 connection panel. The service socket is
not intended for consumer use. Figures 5 illustrates
and identifies all the Panorama 2 connection
sockets.

2.3 Panorama 2 Subwoofer Connection

An active subwoofer can be connected to Panorama
2. A subwoofer can enhance the Panorama 2
experience by providing extra impact on movie
soundtracks and extending bass response on stereo
music programmes.
The subwoofer is connected via the Panorama 2
subwoofer output socket. Connect one end of an
RCA phono cable to the socket and the other end of
the cable to the subwoofer's input socket.
Ensure that the subwoofer is switched on. As
Panorama 2 handles the appropriate low-pass
filtering on its subwoofer output, the subwoofer's
internal low pass filter should be set to its maximum
or switched off. Initially set the subwoofer's volume
level control to between half and three-quarters
maximum then fine control its volume via the
Panorama 2 subwoofer level setup menu (See
Paragraph 4.1).

3. Using Panorama 2

Panorama 2 is simple to operate with commonly
used functions available on both its front panel
and remote control handset. It has two operational
modes: Normal Mode and Setup Mode. When
Panorama 2 is switched on from standby it will start
up in normal mode.
Setup Mode, which requires the Panorama 2 to be
connected using HDMI to a television input for on
screen display, is selected via the remote handset
OSD button. Panorama 2 front panel controls are
described in Section 3.1, the remote handset is
described in Section 3.2, and Panorama 2 setup is
described in Section 4.

3.1 Panorama 2 Front Panel Controls

The Panorama 2 front panel display incorporates
a standby button and indicator with a proximity
and touch sensitive screen. When Panorama 2
is switched on, the display screen is operational
only when it senses an operator's hand nearby.
Furthermore, the display only makes available
the options inherent to the specific Panorama 2
installation. For example, if only two out of the four
Panorama 2 inputs are connected, the display will
make only those two inputs available for selection.
Figure 6 illustrates the Panorama 2 front panel
controls.
HDMI out
Figure 5
Panorama 2 connection sockets
Figure 6

Front panel controls

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optical/aux sub out service
HDMI 1 HDMI 2 HDMI 3
Input Volume
Audio Mode
Indicator
Standby
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