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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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[quote user="®"]The UK cables are sealed on the BT plug end. You can't see the wires.[/quote] Hmmm... ++++EDIT++++ In light of the differences between US/UK... I am going to recuse myself... there may well be a different lead required for your device. Better safe than sorry!
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These lines are just POTS RJ11's... nothing fancy. You folks have Maplin's??? They should have them, or ??? Just hold the two ends up and if the colors reverse... you are in business.
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[quote user="®"] the plug in the back of my BT1200 is Red, Blue, Green White in the splitter APP connection its also Red, Blue, Green, White in the splitter LINE connections its Yellow, Green, Red, Black in the BT wall socket its not possible to see I'm having trouble too. Think it could be my wires? maybe I mixed them up when moving
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[quote user="j0hnbarker"]I'm not greedy Jeff - would only want the 383 instead of the 440 ;)[/quote] Well scratch the country then... a tanker should suffice!
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Welcome to BeoWorld. Yes... you are missing the "T" adapter... I would source one from B&o to be certain of functionality. Keep in mind that the "T" transmits power and vox (2 lines) to (1 line) to feed the phone's base, so it is not your typical "off the shelf" 3 way splitter. I replaced a damaged one recently
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The app will require install of the MLGW.
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[quote user="rgs218"]Would cost a fair bit to run though I imagine, I've heard the MPG's in single figures! Top of my list would be an 80s E30 BMW M3[/quote] Yes... I think j0hn may need to add a small middle eastern country to his list... just to keep the big JI/Chrysler fueled! The E30 M3 was a wonderful car... I had an '88 Alpine
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Welcome to BeoWorld. This is a known (typical) fault w/ this series. 3M makes excellent double-sided foam that is quite strong... also look for servo tape in a hobby store. Short of that and prob a better fix... I would use a good multipurpose 2 part epoxy and never worry about it again.
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Mark, Plasma (and oft LCD) can cause interference w/ the IR signals... esp when presented in the same plane as your setup. LOOK HERE for more details... My suggestion would be to first move the smaller BS2500 to another room w/ no TV and see how it responds then. If it seems to be OK and you want them in the original room... you could also try reorienting
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Going out on a limb... Plasma TV in the vicinity?
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