I can confirm it was intended as a line out. With regards to your apparent "Line in" problem. Can you still control the Beoport form the PC ? The only fuse will be in your mains plug, I suggest you start by powering down the Beoport and other items on the Masterlink and then power up again after a few minutes.

Welcome to Beoworld, its good to have you on-board.. When you say you "Suddenly experience noise when the speakers are on" what kind of noise ? Is it a hum at low volume ? A buzz all the time which can be heard over what you are playing ? Or some other kind of noise ? If you are getting hum at low volume Hum from loudspeaker which can often

Rob, If you wish to put a SCART cable through a wall with the smallest hole possible, I suggest you pull the pin out of the SCART at one end and replace them on the other side of the wall. In fact you can get SCART plug kits from Radiospares just for this task. Also, I would suggest that you don't use adapters.

Hagen, RF interference is actually very difficult to track down because it can be caused by so many everyday products and is transmitted in one of two ways:- Via the air as in normal radio & TV transmisions Via a electrical conductor which is not connected to earth such as mains wiring. Given, my previous statement about the outcome of your tests

A Very Happy Easter from me as well to all Beoworld members...

Hagen, Your feedback is most interesting, but as you have said it raises as many questions as it does provide answers. In my view if the problem is caused by RF interference, then it is going to be in the range 400-500 Khz. I would also start focusing on the mains except for one point and that when you used your home-made Faraday cage, your LC2 worked

I am sorry to inform you that apparently B&O has decided not to produce a customer "light" version of the Configuration Tool.

Derek, True, also, if you change your handset from personal phonebook to common, your personal phonebook will be deleted along with the name of the handset.

Derek, To reset the Phonebook, Caller ID, Redial List and all registered handsets on a Mark I Beocom 6000 (I am assuming that is what you have, in other words you have a DOT button at the 9 o'clock position of the dial) Press the DOT placed followed by 70008 and then OK (in the middle of the wheel) to reset the base. Press the DOT followed by 70009

Which type of Beolab 4 do you have, the standard version with Powerlink or the PC version without ? Also, since you had the unit has the volume ever worked correctly ?