[quote user="scramble"] Anyone know which if any of the two scarts AV1 & AV2 is RGB enabled. [/quote] Both! However, the RGB control comes from the connected device via SCART pin 16, and you cannot force it on through the menus. Therefore you will need a fully connected SCART cable and a peripheral which turns on that signal (pretty much

You have apparently shorted the Datalink wire to one of the audio signals. Go back and do it properly.

OK, that makes sort of sense... the original cable was probably cut / damaged for whatever reason, and somebody has done a quick fix without much understanding. Leave the audio wires alone as they are now correct, and replace the plug with a 7-pin (or use the one you have now, if you can locate a spare pin for it). Then use one of the unnecessary wires

And here is a closeup of the area in question, with the thick DIN cable coming up from the bottom of the pic. It is connected to a 5-pin connection header, contacts from left to right: - left out (white) - ground - ground - not connected - right out (red) ...and the wire going to the top right corner (blue in this case) is the Datalink signal wire that

Oh yes, definitely be careful with the numbering of the pins. Most DIN sockets and plugs have the numbers printed beside the pins. As I had some cleaning work to do, I took a couple of reference pics of my BG CD6500 (should be internally the same as your 7000). The original cable is colour coded like this: 2 ground 5 red (right) 3 white (left) 7 blue

Please disregard the colours. There is no standard for that, and the diagram you have quoted above doesn't even match the wires that are now correct in your plug (ground, L and R - pins 2, 3 and 5 respectively - must be right since you apparently got sound out of the CD). I still suspect somebody has messed with the wiring before, as pins 1 and

The 30 mA refers to the person protection circuitry which is mandatory in most countries for new installations (sorry, I don't know the correct name for it in English). The circuit breakers compare the current that goes out to the current that comes back from the same circuit, and if they err more than 30 mA (meaning that much is going somewhere

Yes you can, the mounting between the speakers and stands is identical in these.

Before anyone suggests it, it apparently cannot be easily rewired for another mains voltage. According to the service manual, both the transformer and the electrical chassis are different between EU/GB and USA/CAN/Taiwan types. So the only option is the step down transformer, but I don't know how feasible it is at those power levels. I suppose a

Doesn't anybody want to frame the poor little FM ratio detector from my Dirigent? It's hand made in Denmark!