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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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Now that I'm back at home, here's an example of a known working solution (not that it will help much outside Scandinavia...). The correct plug fixed in correct orientation with shrink wrap tube. I would glue the voltage setting at 7.5 as well if this was to be used by "3rd parties"...
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[quote user="Heribert"] The only thing I needed to take care is to have a passive network without any electronics (Router, Switch,...). For music you do not need a CAT7 just a 8 wire CAT5e or Cat6. [/quote] Sure you don't now, but the next generation of Masterlink (or whatever it will be called) requires CAT7 class F cables, and your customer
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[quote user="Leslie"] Sorry, some miscommunication. I have not replaced the blue cap because my Multimeter has a capacitor option which showed that the capacity was okay! However, maybe I should give it a try to replace it with a "brandnew" one. Who knows, will let you know!!! [/quote] You can't test them properly with a multimeter
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B&O specifies the (typical) power consumption for these as 147W for the 46" and 193W for the 40". This is indeed quite surprising and the difference must be due to the actual panel. The specified luminance is the same for both so the larger screen actually emits 30% more light in total. The backlighting technology in the 46" must
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Or, clean & relubricate the tray mechanism and you might find that the old belt still performs just fine The belt will be a little annoying to replace anyway since you can't simply take it off without disconnecting the wire drive, I think...
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From the golden age of Eurovision: Cigliola Cinquetti - Si Would've voted that ahead of Waterloo...
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Pictures are always appreciated on Beoworld, thank you Leslie However, your "scratched" panel seems clearly better than mine. Would you like to swap for a more interesting restoration object?
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Short backgrounder - here in Finland, and I guess most of mainland Europe, the old norm for domestic electricity was 220V AC +/- 5%. Some years ago (15-20, I believe) the norm was first raised to 230V, and recently due to EU harmonization and the laziness of the electric companies especially the upper limit was raised so that the voltage can deviate
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If you want to do linking, remember that the Beocenter 8000 is (purposedly) crippled in this respect... No Powerlink, no MCL (3-pin) speaker connectors and the audio AUX link probably limited by software. I have one, and it's a great stand alone product, though! I believe all the others of this series could be Masterlinked to your MX4002 with a
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[quote user="Jandyt"] Check out next month's prizes! Be intersting to see if someone in Oz or NZ wins first prize! [/quote] By the way it's June over here. Time for a midnight coffee and ice cream
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